T
T
aso
3 E IE
M a y O w n P a r t o f M a ra h field ing. We are glad to state, how
ever, that he is all O K. once
J. A. Fox returned this week from more.
a short trip to Marshfield ou busi
I'K K H H Y T K IU A N C H C H C H .
ness connected with the settlement
(From the Port Orford Tribune)
Services S o inlay at 11 a. 111 and
of his deceased wife's estate.
We are glad to be able to state 8 p. in.
Speaking of the Bay city Mr. Fox that E. J. Baker, who suffered a
Suuday S ch o o l at 10 a. in.
eaid: "A t times I feel like giving stroke of paralysis last week, is so
W. F. M cD erm ott, l ’astor.
.
. . ,
.
. . w ords, taken from som e newspaper some good lawyer a job investigat
much improved as to l>e able to 1«
Devoted to the material and social
*
.
upbuilding o f the Ckiquille Valley par- of that d a y , and punctuate the com - ing the the records to about a hun
M. E. Church
about the house agaiu
ticularly and c f Coos County generally, position correctly. We will give dred acres of valuable laud now
Sunday school at 10 a. m
Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance r
There was an irregularity con
$2 oo to the first one and $i ooeach situated in the heart of Marshfield’s
Preaching at 11 a 111.and 7:30 p.rn
XX 7 E now have on hand a
cerning the petition for a survey ot
Epworth League at 6:45 p. m.
to any other who may follow, and water front, for I believe my father
Phone Main 3 8 1 ,
supply of electrical fit
a wagon road up Sixes rives river to
Bible Study at the Parsonage Mon
this ofler is open for one week from never disposed of the property." It
Eckley, which caused the county day evenings.
tings to enable our customers
appears the elder Mr. Fox sod Mr.
R A. Easton, the East fork phil- the date of this paper
Prayer m eetin g T h u rsd a y s at
court to deler the’ matter to the Ap
to use their irons, percolators
Nasburg, a former old resident of
osopher who mixes ideas with his
7 :3 0 p. tu.
C H . B r y a n , Pastor
ril
term
That
the
survey
will
be
“The Record makes the assertion,
or
toasters without removing
the Bay, purchased a big section of
news items, has something to say i
fortified with figures, that in any what was then tide lands lying on granted at that time is highly prob
the
lamp from the socket.
M.
E.
Church
South
this week about the sehools. While!
able.
11,13
~
"
one vear within the past ten years
Sunday school at 10. a- tn.
the water front of Marshfield along,
the Herald is not ready to endorse
;
. ,
, .
Call
and
see them at our office.
the insurance ootnpames nave taken
The postoffice department has ad
Preaching Sunday 11 a. m. and
it is said, about where the
all he says, yet in his remarks
out of Marshfield iu the nature of Ocean dock and oil warehouse are vertised lor applicants lor the posi 7:30 p. m.
touching the reading of the pupils
Epworth League at 6:45 p m
premiums on policies more money located. The property was purchased tion as postmaster at Port Orford
there can be but one opinion among
Prayer.meeting Wed. 7:30 p. m.
than they have paid in ten years in from the state under the tide land Applications should be mailed to
Choir practice Thurs. 7:30 p. m
those who know the situation. And
claims.’’ Couldn’t the same asser
the department belort Jan. 21st and
J. Li YV a l b e c k , Pastor.
acts
it is not in their reading alone that
tion be made of Coquille or any
About 20 years ago the elder Mr. unless some such applications be
the pupils show a lack of training
other towD on the coast? If busi Fox disappeared, leaving no infor received the department threatens
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL.
It would seem that with the advent
ness men and property owners bad mation as to whether or not he bad to discontinue the office
Services first and third Sundays
of "new ideas" in education most
tbeir wits about; them, they would ever disposed of bis interests in the
The acorn crop throughout the o f each month.
Sunduy schoc
of the old ones have been discarded.
take a leaf from the book ot the property in question. Every effort oak woods of Curry County was every Sunday at 10 a. m.
It no longer seems necessary that)
“ u n tbiu kin g m asses,” and w ould be
You are heat Illy w dc ai
was made to locate him at the time, almost a failure this winter, and
the pupil should be well founded in
, , .
.
„
. r r
,
,
. .
,
working state insurance against fire,
many
of
the
ranchers
who
depend
Notice of Sale on Execution
Portland SeuiiJHLVekly Journal
but has so far been unsuccessful. If
the commoner branches before he
. .
Christian Science Society
g ettin g their insurance at cost and
atid
Coquille
He
a
d,
both
lor
$2 00
upon
this
most
to
fatten
their
hogs
Notice
is hereby given that under
still
living,
it
is
said
he
would
not
takes up the trills The three R ’s
Corner Third and Hall streets.
I and by virtue o f an Execution is
a year in advance.
shutting off the stream of gold that be a man much ppst the fifty mark have been disappointed. L E Mil
have scant consideration, and the
Services at 1 1 a m next Sunday,
sued out o f the Circuit Court o f the
Dows from this state to Eastern and
ler, who has a large band of hogs subject “ Truth ”
State o f Oregon, for the County o f
— Western World.
branches for which every person
When one’s blue blood contri Coos on the Sth day o f December, 1914,
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foreign insurance companies.
But
Sundav School 10 a. m.
on the headwaters of Eucre Creek,
has constant use in his every-day
in a certain cause wherein E. H. Tryon
For a run down feeling that A was fortunate in this matter, as
business men and property owners
Wednesday evening meeting 3:00 butes to one’s blue nose ou a chill was plaintiff and Bandon Woolen Mills,
life are neglected for other things
morning,
there
appears
to
be
ad
D.
S
Sodium
Phosphate
is
great,
a corporation, was defendant, being
must not be "socialistic,” and that
there was a heavy crop of myrtle
which will be forgotten for lack of
ease No. 4000 o f said Court, command
Knowlton’s,
vantage iu plebian extraction.
settles it.
CHURCH
OF
CHRIST.
nuts along the creek and after clean
—* - • » *
ing me to satisfy the claim o f plain-
use, as soon as the school days, are
I tin amounting to $30,152.55 with in
Suuday school at 10 a m.
ing up the acorns, his hogs moved
Revival Meetings
over.
If business keeps up, the young
terest at 0 per cent per annum from
Communion at 11:00 a. m.
down onto these nuts and rounded
the 26th day o f September, 1914, and
Mr. Easton has touched on the fellows of this section would better
Christian
Endeavor
at
6:30 p. m.
the further sum o f (26.20 costs and the
A seiies of revival meetings com out in fine condition. The myrtle
"reading,” and what he says is form a ride club for the reception of
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:30
costs upon said Execution, I have levied
menced
at
the
Methodist
church
nut
acts
much
the
same
as
corn
up
upon and will on Wednesday, the third
p. m.
true. Yet pupils are studying for marriageable young men from Cali
day o f February, 1915, at the hour of
Sunday
evening
Rev.
C.
H
Bry
on
a
hog,
making
the
meat
and
E
veryon
e
invited
to
all
o
f
these
eign languages in our high schools fornia.
Regular as the Clock
10:00 o ’ clock a. in. o f said day at the
an will be assisted for four evenings lard firmer and more saleable than service s
front door o f the County Court house
who cannot read a paragraph in
ill
the City o f Coquille, Coos County .Ore
J
ohn
F
L
euoett
,
Minister
this week, Monday,
Tuesday, where the animal has been fattened
Murder Suspected
English clearly and intelligently.
gon, offer for sale and sell at Dublie auc
Wednesday and Thursday, by Rev. on acorns alone. Mr. Miller has
tion to the highest and best bidder for
They are fooling away tbeir time
cash in hand all o f the right, title, and in
$10,00
What gives promise of bung c Joseph Knotts of Marshfield, and just killed some forty or fifty head plat A
on a language which not one in a
terest o f the defendand Bandon Woolen
Alice Gregory et vir to Grace D. Pol
First*class fare on ly..............$7.50
Mills in and to the following described
hundred of them will use once a murder case has developed in con Rev W H Selliek, ol Portlaud, of as fine hogs as one would care to lock w d lot 2, hlk 2, Bennetts Bandon
real property, to-wit: Lot 2, in Block
Up
freight,
per
to
n
...............3.00
year, when they do not understand nection with tne death of a farmer will be here for two weeks commen see.
1 fetch, plat A
$10.00
4, in Woodland Addition to the Town
cing
next
Sunday
evening.
¡now City) o f Bandon, l oos County,
Clint Malehorn accompanied Com J. L. Kronen berg et ux to J. T. Sulli
the language in which all their com named Russell, who died near Myr
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Oregon, according to the plat thereof
missioner Sypher to County Court van et ux B A S deed lots 1, 2 A 3, hlk
E.
&
E.
T.
Kruse
munications with their fellow beings tle Point about two years ago. It
on
file and of record in the office o f the
East Fork Items
County Clerk of Coos County, Ore
seems that he died suddenly with
last week iu an endeavor to sell to 2 amended plat o f Woodland add to
24 California Street, San Francisco
will be couched
Baadon
.
$10.00
gon, Lots 1, 2, and 3 in Block
As for writing— and this covers symptoms of stomach trouble, but
3 o f Commercial Addition to Bandon,
Two lour-horse teams loaded the county a Buick traction engine
Thos. M, Neilson et ux to John T. Sul
( oos County, Oregon, sccording to the
to
be
used
in
graveliug
the
roads.
livan w d lota 1, 2 A 3, hlk 2, amended
For Reservations
penmanship, spelling and punctua no investigation was made at the with passengers went out over the
j plat thereof on file and o f record in the
It
is
claimed
that
one
of
these
tract
plat
of
Woodland
add
to
Bandon
$1.00
time.
Recently
a
man
named
Pen-
tion, as well as diction and com
office o f the County Clerk o f Coos Coun
Coos Bay wagon road last week.
J. E. NORTON
Nels Rasmussen et ux to J. II. Mur
ty, Oregon. Said sale being made sub
ors, hauling three or four wagons,
mand of language— there is little Ion, who has been working around
Ed Abernethy is home from bis
Agent,
Coquille,
Oregon
ject
to redemption in the manner pro
will put gravel on the road tor 30 phy w (I sw l4 of se,* 4 , sec 9, twp 20 s r
to be said in defense of tilt system Myrtle Point made an affidavit as to Portland trip
vided by law.
14 w w m
$1.00
Dated January 2nd, 1915.
or 40 cents per cubic yard that un
followed in the Oregon schools. information that had come to him,
U S of A to Fred A. Krihs et al pat
W. W. GAGE.
The 8th grade pupils took the ex der the present system of uorses
ent 3479.90 acre ^1 in twp 30 s r 9 tp 29
The matter ol penmanship seems to indicating that Russell was poison
l-5-5t Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
aminations at the Dora school,
Notice to Creditors
$?.
50
to
$3
and
wagons
costs
from
ed.
The
same
day
that
the
affidavit
s
r
11
tp
30
8
r
11;
tp
30
s
r
12
w
be entirely neglected.
If a pupil
U S of A to Ransom M. Smith patent
Win. Thomas is in poor health. per cubic yard. One of these en
leaves school as a good, legible was made l’enlon disappeared while
In the County Court o f the State o f
gines costs close to $3,000 but as sw££, sec 20, twp 27 s r 10 w w m
writer it is a case of natural talent Dist.iot Attorney Liljeqvist was busy
in the C ircu it C ourt ot the State of O re
U S of A to Hugo Gluck patent ne1^, Oregon for the County o f Coos.
Judging from the way the propo the gravel hauls are getting longer
In the Matter o f th« Estate o f Clara
in
court,
and
he
has
not
yet
been
gon in and fo r the C ounty o f C o o .
and in nowise a matter ot training.
section 14, twp 26 s r 10 w w 111
E. Rutledge, deceased.
sitions that made extra expense and longer Mr. Malehorn contends
U S of A to John P. Job nson patent
The writer has been told by a grad located. Russell’s body has beeD
Notice is hereby given that the un
for the state were turned down that it would easily pay for itself in nw)4 sec 14, twp 20 s r 10 w w m
dersigned has been duly appoint, d ad N. Osmundson and Sar-'
uate ol the public schools that the exhumed and part of the intestines
in the last election, the peo two years work.
U 8 of A to Reuben Jefferson patt nt ministrator o f the estate o f Clara E. ah Wickham
have
been
forwarded
to
the
state
writing of the pupils was spoiled by
Plaintiff,
Rutledge, deceased. All persons having
S umm ons
sw}^ sec 32, twp 31 s r 11 w w m
ple will not stand any nonsense
V8.
for
claims against said estate are hereby
the necessity of haste in writing, chemist for examination, to see if
U
S
of
A
to
Joseph
P.
McCennell
pat*
PUBLICATION
notified to present the same duly veri Louis Mageix, J. J. Stan
from the present legislature. If the
the lessons; that they did not have the presence of poison can be detect
IN
ent \\% of ne*4', sec 3 1 ,' twp 24 s r 11 fied as b\r law required to the under ley, O. F. Beaman. O. L. j
reducing p ogram can be carried
signed at th<> office o f C. R. Barrow, Crouch and also all other ¡. f o r e c l o s u r e
w W’ III
time to take any care for their writ ed.
OF
over the store o f George A. Robinson, persons or parties un- |
out as outlined in the Herald of the
U S of A to Robert P. Carman patent Coquille, Oregon, within six months known, claiming a n y I
ing but rausU'scratcb" as rapidly as
TAX
A warrant was issued out of Jus 5th inst. it will cause some to huut Reported for The Herald by the Title
lots 1, 2, 3 A 4, sec 30, tw p 30 s r 11 from the date o f this notice.
Guarantee
and
Abstract
Co.
right,
title,
estate,
lien
l ie n
possible. This is a beautiful com tice Stanley's court last Friday for
w w m
Dated this the 5th day o f January, or interest in the real
new range, and possibly poorer
mentary on a system which entire Gus Pederson, an Empire saloon
estate described herein.
U S of A to William W. Gage patent 1915.
picking.
\V* C. Cutter to Agnes P. Cutter, w <1
Defendants.
J. W. R utledge
ly loses sight of an essential of edu keeper, who is charged with selling
sw,l£
of
sw
l
4
,
sec
29;
se
l4
of
se
}4
sec
30,
l-5-5t
Administrator.
There are too many bunting the lot 1, bilk 33, Brown’ s Add to Myrtle
To Louis Mageix, C. F. Beaman, C.
cation. That such deplorable con liquor on Sunday. The Bay papers
ne)4
of
nelo
sec
32,
twp
24
8
r
11
w
w
m
$.00
L. Crouch, the above named defend
udder: entirely out of proportion to Point.
Hattie 0 . Floyd to V. C. Bartlett b
ants,
Notice oi Administrator's Sale
ditions do not universally obtain state that he appeared before Justice
Harry G. Fulton to Frank Mitchell,
the condition and the amount of
A
e
deed
l<»ts
3
A
4,
hlk
25,
Ocean
View
w (1. Lot 8 and e % of sc1^ of sec 31 twp
Notice is hereby given that the un IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
elsewhere, was recently brought to Pennock in Marshfield and waived
OREGON:
milk the cow gives; so the thing to 23 s r 12 w u m.
$10.00 dersigned, administrator o f the estate
$1.00 add to North Bend
the attention ot the editor.
A examination, giving bonds for his
You are hereby notified that N. Os
V. C. Bartlett et ux to Hattie C. Floyd o f Thomas T. Smith, deceased, under
do is to choke the useless ones off.
VVm S. Forest et ux to Helena Hosck.
and by virtue o f an order of the County mundson and Sarah Wickham, the
young girl who had attended the appearance before the circuit court.
And while we are getting rid of w d. Lots 7 and 8 , blk 2, Lakeside. $10.00 h A s deed lota 3 A 4, hlk 25, Ocean Court o f the State o f Oregon for Coos holders o f Certificate o f Delinquency
Marshfield schools all her life and
View’ add to North Bend
$10.00 County, made and entered December numbered 72 issued on the 31st day o f
Crawford
Point
Land
Co.
to
W
.
G.
these unnecessary hunters in the
Bandon Heights Land co to J. W.
28th, 1914, will, on and after the 3rd March, 1910, by the Tax Collector o f
whose penmanship was hopelessly
In J ustice Stanley’s court last Fri foim of commissions, there are oth Robertson et al. w d lots and blocks in
the County o f Cooa, State o f Oregon,
Crawford Point Add to city of Coos Mast w d lot 24, hlk 12 , amended plat day o f February, 1915, at the south
bad, removed with her people to day complaint was made against
ers that need to be choked off. That Bay.
$ 10.00 front door o f the County Court house in for the amount o f One and 22-100 Dol
$ 10 on.no o f Bandon Heights
the City o f Coquille ( itv, Coos County, lars, the same being the amount then
a California town where she entered May and Alice Doe, chargiug them
unnecessary evil the "School Su
Oregon, proceed to sell lot two o f block due and delinquent for taxes for the
Crawford Point Land Co* to W . G.
the public school. The first letters with selling liquor without a license
thirty ot Elliott’ s addition to Coquille ^ year 1907 together with penalty, inter
pervisor" law is a thing that should Rol»ert 8 on et al. Agreement lots A
City, Coos County, Oregon, according est and costs thereon upon the real pro
she wrote to friends here were at tbeir joint in Marshfield. They
be knocked out, lor that law is sim blocks in Crawford Point Add to city of
to the plat thereof on file and o f record perty assessed to you, o f which you are
worse than ever, and she explained were arrested and gave cash bonds
in the office o f the County Clerk o f said ! the owner as appears o f record, situa-
ply a job maker, a chance for a few Coos Bay
Coos County, at private sale for not i ted in said county and State, and par-
E. J. Michael to I. A. Otto. Agree
that her old style of writing had before the Marshfield justice for
I -i I k j r
more to bunt the udder. I think ment 59. 87 acres in sec 8 twp 29 s r 12
less than one third o f such selling price ! ticularly bounded and described as fol
been broken up and she hadn't their appearance here next Thurs
cash in hand at time o f sale and the re lows, to-w it: Lota 33, 34, 35 and 36,
that I know that a large majority of w w m
mainder o f such selling price payable in Block 24, Portland Addition to Bandon,
learned the uaw. But a letter re day when tbeir cases has been by
the people of the state are opposed
Herman B. Bock et ux to Gust John
not more than five years from date o f accoiding to the plat on file and o f re
ceived within the past week shows Justice Stanley.
sale and such deferred payment shall cord in the County Clerk’ s office in the
to that law. The state superintend son. Q C I). land in in sec 13, twp26 s r
draw
interest at the rate of eight per County o f Coos, State o f Oregon.
an improvement that is simply
$1.00 ^
ent’s office had enough influence in 14 w w in.
cent per annum, shall be evidenced by
You are further notified that said N.
amazing, and her penmanship now
L.
J.
Himpson
et
ux
to
Willamette
i
Another criminal case has just the senate two years ago to defeat
the note o f the purchaser and the pay Osmundson and Sarah Wickham have
Pacific
Railroad
Co
Q
C
D
w%
of
swV
4
I
ment o f said note secured by a mort paid taxes on said premises for prior or
is not only legible but beautiful and been started before Justice Stanley
the Dimmick bill to repeal the & sel4 of sw ' 4 ; Sec 13, twp 24 s r 13
gage on said real property. The said subsequent years with the rate o f in
most pleasing to the eye. Our ed- ■» liich may probably be regarded as
real property is all o f the real property terest on said amounts as follows:
$ 10.00 j
“ School Supervisor" law. Let the w w m.
o f said estate and will be sold in one CO
(fc 4
ucators might well take a leaf from t,,e llllegt ,|eTelopment iD the Tread- | same bi„ cotne up again tbjs year
W Q
Reynolds Development Co. s w d lot 0 , *
h
[wired.
$ 5
3 o f
2
S
* 5
California s book. \V hen the ver-| ^Id-Coach fight. S. Brownstone Theie Standard Educator men are a blk 1*4, first At Id to Marshfield. $300.00
W m . O ddy ,
H W ^
T w Í
•<
Û ft«
OS
* X
Administrator o f the Estate of
Albert Barklow et ux to Thomas Bark- 1
Heal craze went out there seemed, ha« sworn to a complaint on behalf I
......
.
. . . . . .
. i be . hope for
i
• better
.
. .
. but . it
. 1 * of . the
..
Li
i J liquor
•
. dealers,**
,
I good deal like the standard chick* low. w d 7-100 of an acre in sec 18. twp
l-5-5t Thomas T. Smith, Deceased ¡ 1908
—and, Son, Just
to
things,
wholesale
Mch 31 1910 8575
59 15 P C
1909 Apr
4 1910 6369 1 08 15 p c
$10.00
is only hanging on by the eye -1 ‘‘barging Joe Coach with peijury. en men; they run to feathers; and 29 s r 12 w w m.
1910 Feb
One More Word
54 1 40 15 P C
6 1911
Notice of Sale on Execution
| while they are loading the schools U. 8 . of A. to Frank L. Huston. Pat
1 1911 Feb
brows and the ability to spell com- It1i"
‘ hst » taD. 8elli,DK
9 1912 114 1 84 15 p c
Notice is hereby given that under and 1912 Mch 12 1913 2320 2 37 15
1 down with this, that and the other, ent lots 8 . 9, 10, 11 & 12, sec 18 twp 29
c
IK E a ll red -blo od ed
mon words correctly is surprisingly davit tliat there WB8 no iodebted-
by virtue o f an Execution issued out of 1913 Mch 19 1914 2117 2 78 15 p
pc
the children can’t read. If any one i r l O v w m
j men, you have a natu
the Circuit Court o f the State of Ore-
rare among the graduates of the ness against the business, whereas
Frank L. Huston to Charles E. Leu- '
on for the County o f Coos on the 17th I Said I.ouis Mageix,C.F.Beeman, C. L.
thinks that the children can read nan w d lots 8. 9, 10, 11 A 12 sec 18, twp
ral degire for stimu
schools.
\ be owed certain bills to the whole-
day o f December, 1914, in a certain 1 Crouch as theow nersof the legal title o f
lants.
let
him
go
into
a
young
people's
29
s
r
10
w
w
m
$1.00
cause
wherein A. McNair was plaintiff the above described property as the
As tor punctuation, it is a dead 8a'e l>r|uor dealers,
and Bandon Woolen Mills, a corpora same appears o f record, and each o f
meeting and try listening to the Chas. E. Lcnnan et ux to A. T. Bt*a-
I*m fifty-five years young
issue, a lost art. In some years’
tion, was defendant, being case No. the other persons above named are
aud all tny life I*ve drunk
tul w d K, interest in lot 12 , sec 18, twp
40M o f said Court, commanding me to j hereby further notified that N. Os-
experience in the newspaper busi New Catholic Church Plans reading; he will hear mumbling, 29 s r 10 w w m
beer — temperately. That
$1 00
satisfy the claim o f plaintiff amounting : mundson and* Sarah Wickham will ap
ness in another town than Coquille J
-pi,- ni . n.
r»ofL,.ii_
little reading.
fact is largely responsible
Northern Pacific Railway Co to Chas.
to $1537.42 with interest at 6 per cent ply to the Circuit Court o f the County
........... .
„ L r1 ’
rhc Plans ,or ,he new Ca,bollc| The Monmouth Normal School E Lcnnan s w d lots 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6 , 9 A 10
per annum from the 9th day o f Novem and State aforesaid for a decree fore
for
my
present
rugged
con
the writer had occasion to employ c),urcb t0 be built in this city have
ber 1914, and the further sum o f $22.70 closing the lien against the property
is a thing that needs to be watched. sec 19 twp 29 s r 10 & w w m ^2088.80
stitution.
at different times quite a number of bee„ corapieted by Architect P. M
• osts and the costa upon said Execution, above described, and mentioned in said
When the Monmouth outfit wasi Northern Pocitic Railway Co to Chas.
1 have levied upon and will on Wednes- ! certificate. And you are hereby sum
I want you to pattern after
graduates of the public schools, and Hall-Lewis, and bids for its con- w e e in g to be voted into existence E. Lcnnan s w d s e ^ sec 19, twp 29 s r
| dav, the third ciav o f February, 1915. at moned to appear within aixty days after
me. Walk into a beer saloon
the hour o f 10:00 o ’clock a. m. o f said the first publication o f this summons
$1600.00
whenever you feel the need o f a
.,,«w K „ , g
their advertisements said “ we only 10 w w in
day at the front door o f the County exclusive o f the day o f said first publi
mild stimulant and get your glass
to the office with anything more the committee. The building will
Chas. E. Lennan et ux to Coos Bay
t 'ourt House in the City o f Coquille, cation, and defend this action or pay
o f beer. It’» the drink o f real
than the most rudimeutary Ideas of be 26 bv 54 feet and willjbe erected want 4 cents on a thousand dollars." | Timber co w d lots 8 , 9, 10, A 11. sec 18,
<'oos County, Oregon, offer for sale the amount due as above shown togeth
temperance. Those people you
punctuation, he or she kept them a< ,be corner of Third and Coulter They were goiug to be good, would | A lots 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 , 9 A 10 A fe l4 sec
and sell at public auction to the er with costs and accrued interest and
meet up with in life who tell
I highest and best bidder for caah in case o f your failure to do go, a de
you total ab»tinenee is Temper
$1.00
well concealed
Yet it will be con streets, where the tennis court is not try to graft any more. I voted , 19 twp 29 s r 10 w w in
in hand all o f the right, title, and inter- cree will be rendered foreclosing the
ance are deceiving themselves.
Thos. Barklow et ux to Calvin J. D.
now located. It is expected that to keep that thing closed because
( st o f the defendant Bandon Woolen ! lien o f said taxes and costa agaidst the
They’re the kind that close the
ceded that punctuation is a very lhe building will be completed in
decent tax-paying saloons and fos
Mills in and to the following described land and premises above named.
I did not Itelieve them. Two years Ray et ux w <1 s l 2 of se l'4 of ne l 4 sec 18,
important part of composition, six or eight weeks after the contract
A s l2 of el.j of swl4 , sec 17 A 7-100 acres,
ter the speak-easy and blind pig.
real property, to wit:
This summons is published by order
ago
they
worked
this
old
game.
It
Lot 2, in Block 4, in Woodland Ad of the Honorable John 8 . Coke, Judge
all in twp 29 s . 12 w w m
$3000.00
Any one doomed to see the manu- is let.
Steer
clear
o
f
those
dive»,
my
dition to the Town (now City) of Ban | o f the Circuit Court o f the State o f
has been stated that they will try
Mattie B. Shaw to Howard M. Shaw
script that comes to our newspaper
boy, ami you’ll never cultivate
don. Coos County, Oregon, according I Oregon for the County o f Coos and
to tenew the old game this year. w d lots 1 to 1»> A 20 to 29, blk 18. A-
an appetite for strong drinks.
to the plat thereof on tile and o f record ; said order wa* made and dated this
offices, including that from persons
You’ve
got
a
perfect
right
to
! in the office o f the County Clerk of ' 18th day o f December. 1914, and the
What has become of the "4 cents mdnded plat of Boise Add to Marsh
who have bad the best school ad- OAEGON an d W A S H IN G T O N
drink
beer
moderately,
but
do
it
< 'oos County, Oregon. Lots 1, 2, and 3 date o f the first publication o f this
field
$i*X).00
on each $1000” ?
aboveboard, son — in the beer
n Bolck 3 o f Commercial Addition to summons is the 22na day o f December,
advantages, will knew that the mat
Frederic Flmore I)rane to Maude Alice
saloon, where decent men arc
R.
A . E asto n ,
j
Bandon. Coos County Oregon, accord j 1914.
*
Drane, his wife w d 1 acre in east por
ter of punrtu; tion must have been
ashamed to drink to excess. I
ing to the plat thereof on tile and o f
All process and papers in this pro
A Directory of each City, Town and
won’t fear the caliber o f the
tion of lot 10, sec 23, twp 28 s r 14
record in the office o f the County Clerk ceeding may be served upon the under
sorely neglected for many years;
CURRY COUNTY CULUNGS
Villa*«». Riving deacrlptlva sketch of
companions
you
meet
there.
o f Coos County, Oregon. Said sale be signed residing within the State o f
w w m
$ 10.00
each place, location, population, tele
but tnis is no reason why such a
— Advertisement
ing made subject to redemption in the Oregon, at the address hereafter men-
graph. shipping and banking point;
Marshfield Land co to Otto Fuson w d
manner provided by law
(Gold Beach Globe)
condition should still obtain in these
also Clarified Directory, compiled by
| tioned.
lots
8
A
9,
hlk
16,
Bay
Park.
$10.00
b u « ln o M a m i profess!
Dated January 2nd, 1915.
L. A . LILJEQVIST,
E.
D.
URICH,
Phil
McMantni*
suffered
a
severe
days of improvement.
John
E.
Myers
to
Alice
Gregory
w
«
1
W. W. Gage,
J-
It. I.. 1*01 JC h C O .. N R A T T T .E
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
attack of indigestion Sunday even lot 2, blk 2, Bennett’s Bandon Beach
Chamber Jot CoKimercf, Portland. Oregon i l-5-5t Sheriff o f Coos connty, Oregon. I Address Coquille, Oregon.
These remarks on punctuation
12-22-7t
SUNIMÏ SERVICES IK
f'
COQUILLE CHURCHES
The Coquille Herald schools.
may not
apply to the Coquille
We don't know. We are
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
w illin g to find out
To that end,
Entered aa second class matter May we w ill offer a small prize o f $2 o o
8, 190 !). at the post office at Coquille, (0
pu pil of the Coquille schools,
J v v
^
’
Oregon, underact o! Congress of March
or
any
one ~
who
has ~
graduated
in
8, 1879 .
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u~ u"
....... •“
the past two years who will come
P. C. LEVAR, Lessee.
to this office end write two hundred
Notice to Electric
Flat Iron Users
Oregon Power Company
J
V i
Str. Elizabeth
San F rancisco
and Bandon
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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