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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1915)
r BIG CORN SHOW SALE! FRIDAY and SA T U R D A Y , November 19-20. Quilts Lace Curtains - V A L U E $ 1 .5 0 VALUES UP $ 1 .0 0 TO $ 4 . 0 0 PER P A IR Curtain Rods VALUE 2 .2 5 - VALUE 3 .0 0 - - Doors Open 9 a. m. While They Last 5c-Counter $ 1 .0 0 Extension One Quart Aluminum Sauce Pan 2 FOR 5 C E N T S 1 .5 0 10 C E N T S Free With Every Dollar or more 10c-Counter D E LU X E $50 2 FOR C A S C A D E % 45 2 .0 0 3 FOR 20 CENTS Purchased 15 Ranges CRESCEN T $50 CENTS - $ 3 5 .0 0 Dressers and Chiffoniers - - 3 5 .0 0 - 3 2 .0 0 Y O U R C H O IC E V A L U E S U P TO $ 1 5 . 0 0 - $ 9 .9 5 All our X-mas Goods consisting of Cut Glass, Imported China, V ases, Ivory Glass, Brass Goods, Silverware. Do your X-mas shopping now. Everything at a discount except Contract Goods. Guess the Number. Valuable Cut Glass Prize given away Each Day at 1 p. m. Every Customer gets a guess H. O. A N D E R S O N j * __________________ lie fire alarm. Work will com lie s m > it to relitivu in C >j nil e: the sailors would turn different col- in the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for mence as soon as the lumber can be Coos County William and I went to the Fair ored search lights on the smoke | 'wed. Friday before last. (Oct. 29 ) We and make it very pretty. There | Jons Y. Goss PUBLISHED E V E R Y TUESDAY Mr. West, manager of the gov went with the school children was a large Southern Pacific loco- Plaintiff . V8. Entered an secoml clase matter May ernment rock quarry has leased the motive there; this was painted y e l- j J ohn D. M ullen as adm in- There was no school that day and 8, 11105. at the post office at Coquille, Ee,ate of Oregon, uniler act o! t’ongrese of March 'learner Montesam to tow the rock all went that could. We got the log and lurnished steam. They had 3, 1879. 'cows. Captain Earust will be at trip down and back and into the pipes with holes in them on poles led, Alfred» Negithon. John [ Doe and Mary Doe and all the wheel. fair grounds for a dollar We start all around. The engineer would heirs known and unknown P. C. LEV AR, Lessee. A carload of shingles was hauled ed at seven o’clock Friday morning, send the steam into these pipes and of John W. Negithon, De Devoted to the material and social in over the railroad from Coaledo, went to Santa Rosa ou the electric, it would shoot in all directions ceased, Defendants. upbuilding o f the Coquille Valley par Then the men with the search ticularly and c f Coos County generally. Friday for the new building erected and from there we went on to the To Alfred» Negithon, John Doe and Made of Best Red Rubber— Guaranteed for T w o Years Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance near the depot. It will be used for Fair ou the steam train. There lights would put the lights on the M ar/ Doe and ail Heirs, known and un known of John W. Negithon, deceased steam and make it look red, green, a hotel. Bought direct from the Manufacturers and sold at the were two trains going down. We In the Name of the State of Oregon Phone Main 3 8 1 . Otto Schetter, the telegraph op went on the second train and the blue, yellow and many other colots. You and each of you are hereby notified Lowest Possible Price that you are required to appear and erator, has been kept so busy the Santa Rosa children went on the There were fireworks while this answer the Complaint filed against you, ! Some Old News Items p past week that he is cogitating on first. We went with engine No. was going on. The last of the fire in the above entitled Court and cause, I L i within six weeks from the date of the From the Empire Argus hiring a typewriter of the feminine 103 and we crossed the Bay on the works and all was made by the en first publication of this summons, to persuasion to assist him Tiburou The ferry took us right gine, fireworks and search lights. wit, within six weeks from the 16th dav I .o f November 1915 and if you fail to ap- The matter given below appeared The first All of a sudden the big drive wheels j pear on or before the 22 I day ol Decern : Work on China Camp creek to the Exposition pier. in the Empire City Argus 23 years bridge was delayed several days thing we went into was Machinery began to turn, the steam to shoot \ her 1915 , said date being t!"a lastTday o f ! (4 _______ _________________________________________________________ time prescribed in the order'for ago. F. B. Cameron, who recently last week for waul of piles, but a Hall. We didn’ t get to see very out of the sides of the engine, the the publication, judgment will be taken bought the Argus plant to use in sufficient amount was on hand much, but we saw a little. We saw engine was puffing, the bell ring- against you and each of you, for want 5*7 the whistle blowing, and then f° r‘ he relief-demanded in plain- publishing his Agitator, found the Mooday to commence operation. an oldfashioned cannon, all the U ing, , . " _ tiff s complaint, a succinct statement of U v about halt a dozen bombs went off. which is as follows. ( tvpe tied up just as it was taken „ _ . . , , S Army and Navy uniforms since Henry Smith, who has been Then we had to run to the ferry to T ' <lv<?r the above from the torms and republishes it in the Civil War. They were on wax * named defendant John G. Mullen as ! siding in San Francisco of late, has the Agitator. Old settlers will find catch the boat. We were in plenty Administrator, the sum of Six Hundred gone to Central America to put up men and looked very life-like We ol lime. We came back on the boat i ! ’1!?18 to8eth®r with interest thereon , items of interest in the old “ news.’ ’ saw lots of gas engines and electric , . . . , . , the rp.te of 8 per cent per annum ! and run a steam laundry for other 1 amalpias and with engtde 140. front the 1 st day of June 1912 to date, I parties. He was accompanied by engines. From there we went out We had more cars coming home,1 »l!'!l|t(l'cr,sum(0i SeventV 1' ive Dollars as around the courts. Then we went High tides. 6 an attorney fee herein together with the his brother, Bud. and had more room. They let its costs and disbursements of this suit into the Transportation Building. Marshfield has a gun club. wife. Dock Ransfcgd is doing 25 days play and walk around coming home, That a decree of foreclosure issue as j against all of said defendants ami all ! Sam Giles, of Myrtle Point, was in the county jail for chopping a In there we first came to some large vve had a very jolly trip back. poisons interested in the hereinafter de- locomotives. One of them was the in town last week. boat up, which he claimed he own largest model ever made, Standing A special— or rather, three spe sribed real property. That the follow- j ing real property be sold by the manner R. A. Graham will be here the ed half ol. beside this was one of the first en cials met us at Santa Rosa, We prescribed by law to wit, Tbe west one latter part of the week. tw enty .* of ff‘ e south-west quarter Don’ t forget the Coos Bay Steam gines made. There were about five reached Sebastopol about 3 [ ( * » ¥ ) of section three (3), (he notth The schooner Jennie Stella is laundry will commence operatións j iarge locomotives in there minutes past twelve. . . . ea.-t quarter (ne>^) of the south east quarter (sej^) of section four (4) and w .\ loading lumber at Porter. H a r o l d H. M it c h e l l . on the 17th inst. Send along your j went up into the cabs and saw the / lot four (4) of section (10) in Township Mr. Kahn, the Portland fur deal wor*c- twenty-five (25) south, range twelve (12; (large levers and brakes and all the west of the Willamette Meridian, Coos Woman’* Study Club. er, was in town last week. Tom Green, oi Myrtle Point, was rest of the fixtures. We also saw County, Oregon. That all of the int erest o . the defendants above named Mr. G. con- the large electric locomotives. There Broadway street in the railroad in town yesterday. Yesterday afternoon the domes and of each of them and of all persons templates opening a law office in j were all kinds of automobiles in the addition has been declared open. claiming by or under them in the above tic science department of the Wo described real property be forever barred farther end of this building. We Attorney J. M. Upton, of Ban- this place. man’s Study Club met in the libra and foreclosed. That the plaintiff have Miss Agnes Rogers and Miss|got there about twenty minutes too judgment and execution against the de- , don, was in our midst last week. ry and held another interesting fendant John G. Mullven as administra C. H Merchant is expected home May Moore left for Coquille City early to see them making the Fords. meeting. That it was interesting tor of the estate of John W. Negithon, Monday, where they will attend We saw the aeroplanes hanging up for any deficiency which may lrom Sau F'rancisco next week. g ies without saying, for women so deceased, remain after the proceeds of the sale of over the autos. We went from school this winter. The stave mill was running last absorbed in a subject that they will the above described real property have Clara diggers now have to dig the there through the Illinois and New turn out in a storm like that which been applied to the satisfaction of said week and cut several special orders judgment herein. That Plaintiff or any York buildings. We didn't have a ■WTELL made crullers are in great de- prevailed yesterday, naturally other party to this suit may become a Wm.Jinkins, of Coquille City, festive bivalves by lamp light, as purchaser at the sale of said real prop the tides do not run low enough in chanc* t0 8° into the Oregon build wouldn’t hold a dull meeting. ” mand among our customers. Have spent several days in town this erty ; that the sheriff execute deed to ing, but I am sure it is nice, I thiDk the day time. The lesson was on “ Cereals” the purchaser and said purchaser let in- week. • you tried them ? Better do it and see if it looks fine from tue outside, at F. R. Beattie has fixed up quar At the last. Mrs. Longston gave a . torihwRhVe“ i0n ° ' “ id ,'8“ 1 ',ropert-v A new locomotive is expected least. they’re not splendid. Our bread, cakes, ters at the electric light house for a reading on “ Broad Making.” ! Service of this summons is made by soon for the Coos Bay Roseburg Then we went to the Pennsylva room and office and will be found pies, etc., all high class. The lesson assigned for the next ^ i T t h " Hon.’“ Jam^i railroad, nia building and saw tbe old Lioet- meeting, December 6, is “ Corn” , County Judge for Coos ____ ___ | there in the future. County, Oregon, Ernest Hermann, of Myrtle Point, It is all bolted and on page 11 3 of the text book to the dated the 1st day of Sept., 19*15, direct Ship your potatoes to Wolf & ty Bell. ing that service thereof be made by was in town on business last week. clamped together so that it will not end o( the chapter. publication in the Coquille Heiald, a Sons. San Francisco commission A. B. Hopkins, an old resident weekly newspaper, published in the COOK BROS., PROP. Following is the program for the City merchants, (or the best returns. tall to pieces. P'rom there we went of Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, j ol the bay, returned on the Areata to the Canadian building. As we ntxt meeting of the literary depart once a week for a period of six weeks. Address 321 Davis street. last week. J ohn C. K e n d a l l entered the door we saw a sign, ment for Monday, November 22: Any hunter violating the duck ¡don’ t forget to stop shooting at sun Dr. Hodsou and wife, of South H e r ber t S . M ur ph y G. G. Adams has moved his resi ‘ ‘ Keep to the Left.” We did this, 1st Nat'l Bldg. Attorneys for Plaintiff law in any respect and being caught set or don’t shoot before sunup Travel in the United States, Cus Coos river, returned Friday from a dence from Front street to South and the first thing we saw was a toms a— American Society; b— Marshfiield Ore id the act will get a trip to Portland. --------- . . . few weeks’ visit to relatives in 1st pub. Nov. 16 1915 band ot prairie chickens— stuffed, Tlte American Women; c— Sports Last pub. Dec. 28 1915 Marshfield. All Federal law cases governing Douglas and Josephine counties. In the County Court of the Coir.»- .f ran. , of course. Then we saw stuffed and Amusements. Mrs Longston ducks will be tried in Portland, so Married. - At Bandon, Oct. 2, Stale of Oregon Mill men on the bay have been buffaU)( deef skunks bears> bea. and Mrs. Young. be sure that your watch is runni ng 1892, Clarence Gilbert and Miss The Celebrated New Fingland as a Whole, a— I ...formed that the combination is vers _ and not only stuiTed right when you go after ducks, and Latuena Averill. Topography; b -White Mountains; i off and that they 3 are not restricted . but . .. .. , In the Matter of tli^ there were three or . lout live a typical lumber camp; c— Charac Estate of Coos Bay creamery butter sells to a certain number of feet a day. . .* W a i . teb D r a n * . 3 ones swimming around in the wa- teristics of the people ‘‘ Down| for t5 cents more per roll than Deceased. The fitnt of Nasburg & Ogren, |er \\e went around and saw Maine;” Cape Cod folks. Mrs. Awarded Gold Medal ranch butter. To Elizabeth Drane, widow, Presley H. Lawrence the and Mrs Knowlton P P I C c EC 101 e doing a saloon business in this stuffed fish and birds On other Dräne, James R. Drane, Alvin H Washington Irving. Roll Call: K K 1 E ' San Franc.sco, 1 9 1 5 The train now runs up to Green place has been dissolved and Mr. side we saw two little trains run- Drane. William F. Drane, Charles Point and tracklaying is going Xasbttrg will run the business in ning around on the track. They Drane and Joseph Drane, GREET- IN G : along at a rapid pace. In tbe Name of the Stats of Oregon, the future would stop at tbe grain elevators You are hereby cited and required to Perry Mauzey took his runner Talk No work was done on the rail- aud load and unload their grain, New York), Mrs Perkins. appear In the County Court ol the State Men’s Comfort Dress Shoes Arago up Coos river Monday,where road Sunday. This is the first day Then we went on and saw a pile ol — What Irving did for American of Oregon, far the County of Coos, at literature— Mrs. Pursley. Read the Court Room thereof, at Coquille in he will be wintered. that operations have not been going real apples, and where the real ap- ings lrom the Sketch Book with the county of Coos on Monday the 20th Strong Shoes for Boys E. G. Flanagan and Tom Barry on since work has been resumed day of December 1915 at 10 o ’clock In pies left off and the painted ones commentary— Mrs. Barrow. Talk Manufactured by the forenoon of that dav, then and enjoyed a duck hunt in the vicinity began we could hardly tell. From — Results of Irving’s Spanish Stu there to show cause, if any exist, why dies Mrs Springer. Reading— Theodore Bergmann of Catching slough Monday. an order for the sale of the following M \ R T L E POINT ERS there we went to the Philippine described property shall not be made The Court ol Lions (lrom the Al Shoe Manufacturing Co. . Work is progtessing ou the Sal- building; but we did not stay there Married.— At Myrtle Point, Oct. according to the petition of the Execu hambra,)— Mrs. Kistner. Review Portland, O regon 2, 1892, Herliert N. Hampton and tnon Mountain road but the mining very loug as there was not much to of Warner’s Lite of Irving— Mrs. 6 2 1 Thurman St tor herein, to-wit: Commencing at a point 16 rods and 50 company will not get their machin lnteiest us After we came out of Anderson. Reports ou Extra Read Ask for ¡the Bergmann W aterproof Miss Hattie M. Lewelleu. feet west of the point where the quarter Shoe Oil. there we went to the Zone and took ings. section line running north and south The Areata was beached north of ery it. until spring. through the center of section J, To un Judge Phillips' stay at court in the Panama Canal. After look Empire City Saturday, to make ship 28 south of range 13 west of the ing around there t^while we went Willamette Meridian intersects the some repairs about her stern bear- s«ems to be a prolonged one. U*er* south line of Spurgeon street in Co- ing Most of our people who attended back and went to the Food Products qnille Coos county State of O regon: running thence south 520 feet more or Are O'vil Dodge, editor of the West the late term of the circuit court, building There we saw all kinds! If I FAIL to CURE >«> CANCER or TUMOR 1 tr..t lese to the north line of a parcel of land of fish, and we saw salmon eggs before It POISONS <11, (leads or ittxlus te BONE Regular as the Clock Oregonian, was in tow n Friday and are at home again. sold to Ida R Rich by K. S. Spurgeon: Without Knife or Pain From there we weut to running thence west 98 5 feet; thenci paid the S un office a pleasant call. The late rains remind us that hatching No PAY Until CURED! north 520 feet more or less to the said the Palace ot Education. We went WRITTCN GUARANTEE south line of said Spurgeon Street Noble & Jackson's logging camp something should have been done No X Ray or other thtough this a.id then went over to swindle. An Island tlienceeast 98.5 feet to pi ce of la-gin at Glasgow, is running full blast to our streets either by planking or plant makes the cu re1 ning; except right of way described a- the California building At 5:00 Any TUMOR. LUMP orf follows : Commencing at the north east and putting iu logs ,t a lively rate. graveling during the past summer. For Sale By SORE on the lip, face Fii«t-Ha»9 fnre or $7.50 o’clock they gave us our supper o r b o d y l o n g is corner of said above d- scribed parcel of Sol Wise aud family are in Frisco CANCER! it never Mrs. M. L- Andrewsof G trdiuer, U p freight, per ion land running thence south 200 feet to a M.00 There were twenty-one ot us boys pains until last stage ditch; thence west 10 leet; thence north yisited her daughter, Mrs. B. M. where they will spend the winter. 120-PAGE BOOK sent in out bunch Alter supper the FREE, 10,000 testl- 200 feet to Spurgeon street; thence west Delatinev, of North Bend. monials. Wrtti *• taut D k m k t r iu s , 10 feet to place of beginning. Coquille, Oregon two ladies that had charge of us E. & E. T. Kruse Witness, the ffo.v. J ames Dr. Hale returned from San 24 C aliforn ia Street, San Francisco Wide- \w ake B o y Sees Fair were so ,ired lllat llley s*< down by W atson , Judge of the Coun^ ic p 1 I I P C D and always poisons deep arm- Francisco on the Areata Friday and ty Court of the Stale of Or —------ the Tower ol Jewels and let us go 15 U A l l U t i l pit elands and KILLS QUICKLY egon for the County of Cooa woman i n every 7aieaof cancer—U.8. report expects to remain in town several The New Home S e w i n g We give below an account of a off in groups of three to look around One We refuse many who wait too long A must die with the seal of said Court For Réservations Poor cured at half price if cancer is vet small weeks. affixed, this 6th day of No Machine Company visit to the Exposition tri m a letter by ourselves At eight o’clock we J. E. NORTON vember 1915. r. & Mrs. Dr. CHAMLEY t CO. SSSJTh'r'Ba Christensen and Johnson receivetl written by a boy in the seventh all gathered and saw tbe firewoiks O "Strict», »MlaWe. bretteft Caftctr Saaeialtat ihrtn," San Francisco California Attest t R obert R. W atso n , Clerk. A g e n t, C oq u ille, O reg o n By D. W atbon , Deputy, Ibe contract to buil I the tower for ! grade of the Sebastopol, Cal., pub- When the fireworks would go oft 4 3 4 0 t 43gE Valencia S t, San Frandaco. Cal. KINDLY MAIL THIS le m m i • » CANCER The Coquille Herald ‘K N O W L T O N ’S SPECIAL’ Fountain Syringes and Hot Water Bottles ^ 2 Quart Fountain Syringe t $1.50 g [1 2 Quart Hot Water Bott e - $1.25 KNOWLTON'S DRUG STORE C I T Y B A K e R Y Bergmann Shoe I WILL GIVE $1000 N ew H o m e Str. Elizabeth San Francisco a n d Bandon Quality Choosers COQUILLE FURMTUKE CO. Any LUMPin WOMAN'S BREAST .County Court Seal.) 11-9