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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1905)
SEMI-WEEKLY 22: No. 05 V ol . Oregon's 'Expenses. Salem, Feb If).— Appropriation* at tbe bands of tbe Twenty-third Legislative Assembly will foot up Walter Culin, IZI. D. close to $2,175,000 mark. Actual P h y s ic ia n a n d B uhgkon appropriations, taken together with C o q u il l e C it y , O r e . tho regular standing appropriation, Knmniiberg ltld¡<. Telephone 3. ; | reach a total of over $2,167,000, be- Nuxt Door to l*. O. «1 j sides a number of smaller individ- T | ual expenditures authorized by the | lawmakers just adjourned. The Stanley & Burns, I general appropriation bill to cover Attorneys-at-Law, i tho costs nnd improvements of the Real Estate, Collections. Specialties-Crim inal and U. S. Land state institutions, proper, including Cases, Notaries Public. the State Normal Schools, amounts C o qu ille . . . . . O bboon . to *3,042,020.90, while the appro priation for the state departments T runs up to $454.641. The total ; cosi of the Twenty-Third session is Geo. Bussell, M. D., j covered by an appropriation of P hysician and SmtoKoN, $50,000, with which was coupled Office ill ltUSBEI.L PHARMACY. several deficiency appropriations ag- Calls promptly answered day or night. ! gregating on the whole $133,147.42. Phone, main 130. I The largest item in the deficiency j list was that of the scalp bounty, Oregon. Coquille, killed by the Governor’s veto of the omnibus bill two years ago, and r :__ amounting to $35,881.11. The present session is far more A. J. Sherwood, expensive to the tax payers of the A ttorney - at - L aw , state than that of two years ago, N otary P ublic , when allowauce is made for the ap Coquille, : : Oregon propriation of $500,000 for the T Lewis and Clark Exposition and $165,000 for the Dalles-Celilo por Walter Sinclair, tage road. A ttorney - at - L aw , Bills to the total number of 377 N otary P ub lic , were introduced in the House and Coquille, : : Oregon. in the Senate the calendar shows 269 intended pieces of legislation. ~ ! Of the total number in the House I. Hooker, 255 were passed, while the Senate A bstracter of T it l e s . made favorable disposition of 151 measures iutroducad in that body. C o q u ille C it y , O rb Tho Normal School appropria tions were increased as follows: Monmouth, from $30,000 to $36,- Hall & Hall, 000. A ttorneys - at - L aw , Ashland, from $25,000' to $31,- Donici iu R eal E state o f »ill kinds. 000. Marshfield, Oregon. Drain, from $15,000 to $21,000. i L Among the bills which the Gov e r n o r bus filed with bin approval is W«//, one incr;asiug the salaries of Doug Attorney-at-J.aw, las county officials and another, in troduced by Senator Coshow, to re C o q u il l e , : : : O regon . lieve district attorneys of prosecut Collections and Insurance. ing oases wherein they are person- ally concerned. _____ J_________ . Bills of the most general import ance to tbe state at large passed by J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S. both houses and to become laws are D e n tist , as follows: ' Office two doors sonth Odd Follow’s Hall Placing state officers on a fiat Will make Bandon n profession ill visit salary. the first Monday in each qunrter. Compelling trunk railroad lines to grant interchange of freight car C oqu ille, Oregon. Ellsworth B. — I----------- r— W. C. Chase. SPERRY & CHASE, Attorney s-at-Law. Office in Robinson Bnilding, Coquille, - - - Oregon. E. G. D. Holden, L awyer . City Recorder, IT. 8. Commissioner, Gen eral Insurance Aeent, and Notary Public. Office in Robin son Building. Coquille, Oregon. Let the People Help to Rule St. Petersburg, February 19.— The Buss and the Novosti, comment ing on the assassination of Grand Duke Sergius, point out how impos sible is a continuation of present conditions. Tho Buss says: "From the day of the death of Minister of Iutorior Von Plehve, the fighting group of Social Rev olutionists held its peace. and tho four incutlis of Prince Sviatoplk Mirsky’s regime was a period of ac tive but peaceful propaganda. Now that blood again has been shed, and although foreigners predict all will end in revolution, the case is not hopeless. Only let representatives of the people be allowed to partici pate in the government nnd the na tion is directed to tho road of peace and our sufferings must end. We do not want blood and terror, but peace and peaceful conditions. In this hope we see our only safety from the tragic incidents that are happening about us.” The Novosii says: “ The victims of the war number tens of thous ands. A hundred high officials are among these victims. People are losing their lives in the streets of Russian cities. Wecannot live long er under such conditions. Tho happiness of the people should not bo bought with their blood. Com promises of the bureaucracy cannot save the situation. Enough of this blood aud terror. The Emperor must honestly and sincerily meet the hopes of the people half way. The throne must join hands with the people against the bureaucracy. This is the only salvation from the horrors that threaten to darken the near future." Portland, Feb. 23,-The exhibit of the Department of State at tbe Lew is and Clark Centennial, which will be incorporated with that of the President’s office, will form one of »U- must interenliwg dGplaya in the United States Government’s elabor ate exhibit at the Exposition. Tbe exhibit is designed to present the history of the establishment of the Government of the United States, a history of the State Department, and a portrayal of its functions, with present methods of administration. The exhibit of the State Depnrt- inent will include all papers in the department’s archives having any bearing whatever on the Lewis and Clsrk Exposition. A facsimile of the Declaration of Independence will be shown, with portraits of its fifty-six signers, as well as a fas- cimile of the Articles of Confedera tion, aud a reproduction of the or iginal draft of the Constitution of the United States. Portraits of all the signers of these great papers will be displayed. privileges to lateral lines, built by independent capital. General fish law establishing uni form regulations in common with Washington and extending the open season in the Fall, besides in creasing the license on caonerymen. Estaiuli-hing a uniform degree of eighth grade examinations in district On the part of the White House schools. there will be displayed a life-size Imposing a license on hunters. portrait of President Roosevelt, by Amending the direct primary law Redding Kelly, and wash drawings by requiring electors sworn in to of all his predecessors. Grouped procure signatures cf freeholders in around the portrait of each Presi dent are the Vice-President and all presence of election board. Appropriating $45,000 for Indian cabinet officers holding office dur ing his administration. War Veterans. Creating the Eighth and Tenth Judicial Districts. Providing that insane patients shall be removed to the asylum by employes of that institution. Salem, Feb. 17.--Oregon last j night jointed New Jersey and sev eral of the othar Eastern states A. F. Kirshman, when the House Representatives P knttbt . Making five pounds the legal tare I passed a bill providing for the pun ishment of wife-beaters by whip Office at Residence, one block east o f on hops. ping. Tbe measure was introduced Tattle Hotel. Requiring inspection of stock be- j bj Senator Sichel. The bill did not | fore shipment from the state. Coquille . . Oregon. pass the House without opposition, Regulating fraternal insurance | the result of the uote showiug 37 societies ayes and 16 nays. While the bill Exempting mining corporations will not go into effect until after it O I^ F * ' ^rom r aJmeDI ° f the annual corpor- has been signed by the Governor, T.mi White Ms-ter ation tax when the output is less 1 its enactment as a law is assured, as Leave. | Arm«- than llOfM) a year. the state’s executive recommended Baa i n n ....... 7 *-■. , Conirille... .10 a - v . I . . . , , C o q u ille ....... 1 F-M. | P,amino 4 p - m . | Establishing a whipping post for; such legislation in his message to Connect, at Coqallle with train for MarshfieH w ifp.h piD prs the two branches of the Legislature. ami .trainer K.'ho for Myrtle Point. Making it a felony for husbands » - Str. F A V O R I T E to connive at the prostitution of I h a m h r . t n i H 's « n n s l i I I ' m i 'l l } l l i r J. (V MoomAw. Master, their wives. W ilt t ie r s F a v o r i t e . Leaye* ! Arrives Coquille....... 7 A-M. ! Bandon.. 10:45 A-M. Requiring corporations and firms, The soothing and healing prop Bandon.........1 I*-M. | Coquille. 4:45 P-M. j to pay employes in cash or checks on erties of this remedy, its pleasant banks. Str. R E T A taste and prompt and permanent i __________________i COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO. Alva I»ee, Master, Leaves | Arrives Coquille . ... 1 p-M. I Bandon . . . . 5 p - m . Bandon .. . 7 a - m . | Coquille 11 A-M. Carrying passengers and mail. Str. E C H O $2.00 P e r Y COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY 24, 1905. Entere«! as socond-claas matter July 8, the poetoifice at Coquille, Ore gon, tinder act of CongroBg ot Marcii 3, 1879. E. D. Sperry. HERALD. The steamer Echo will run an ex- j cinsion to Myrtle Point on Saturday n ght next for the play to be pre sented there that evening. The steamer will leave here at 6 p. m., returning tbe next morning. C*H. E. »lames. Master, ' Leaves | Arrives Myrtle Point. 7 a - m . «quille C'y 9 30 a - m . F 8 ai . ii —* A good, truaty mule team . «quille City 1 p - m . | Myrtle P't. .4*00 p - m I wagon and harness 1235 Inqn»re uf D aily except Sun.1*/. J Gen. VVycr, Dear the Junctio n, Society is Formed ear NOTE A N D COM M ENT. When Mr. Nicholas of Russia Oregon State Academy of Societies reads the Senate proceedings of the completed permanent organization Saturday night, at tbe rooms of the last day or two he will doubtless be confirmed in his opposition to a Johu Burroughs Society in the City j Hall. The movement was started a congress. short time ago, when interested There is just one way to get the scientists of the state met and ef railroad rate bill and other slow and fected temporary organization, [ delayed bills through Congress, The annual dues of tbe organiza-, mBke the|D riJerH to Uie Peusion tion were fixed at $2. The inten ( bill. That bill always gets there. tion is to arrange for^a meeting of prominent scientists here during the “ Country Life in America” says Lewis and Clark Exposition, and the pinno is “ a clumsy, ugly moc- the objects are to generally promote j strosity—a jarring note in our the interests of science in this state. | homes.” Eighty-six jarring notes The society affords an oppertunity in most homes, most tired men find for those interested in scientific it. subjects to become better acquaint ed anil to form pleasant assoeia-; Col. Bell, of Texas, who is ar tions in their work. Officers elect ranging the President’s trip in Texas, has two bears one named ed were as follows: Theodore Roosevelt and the other Edmund P. Sheldon, president; Carrie Nation. They make a stren Professor A. R. Sweetser, Profes uous pair. sor Conley and Miss Christine Mc Connell, first, second and third vice- All of the Cubinet members have presidents, respectively; Professor sent in their resignations to the Lyman, recording seertery; Profes- President. All will be reappointed sor G. E. Cowgill, corresponding j except Postmaster General Wynne, secretary; M. W. Gorman, treasurer: j wh0 wiI1 be appointed Consul Gen- Colonel L. L. Hawkins, E. A. Beals eral to London. and Dr. John Withycombe, trustees, I will sell mv stock of Fall and Winter Caricaturists deluged Governor and Colonel L. L- Hawkins, librar ian and curator of the museum.— Pennypacker of Pennsylvania with G oods consisting of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, original valentines on the fourteenth Telegram. of February. They were careful Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Sweaters, The President and the Senate | not to sign their names or in any aro at loggerheads and there is no way disclose their identity. Gents’ Underwear, Gloves, Shawls, Corsets, possibility of a reconciliation. Both Representative Scudder has intro branches of the treaty-making Chinawarc, Etc. power or the agreement-making duced a bill in Congress providing for the extermination of tbe mos power have agreed to disagree. The arbitration treaties, as under quito. The mosquito is not so apt to keep a man and his wife awake stood by President Roosevelt and these nights as the coal bills. Secretary Hay would give the Pres ident the powor to conclude with- A Washington paper says that out the ratification of the Senate, the average Congressman will go Goods Sold at Cost and for Cash only. “ A special agreement with the con home with nothing to show for tbe tracting foreign power.” It was months he has spent here except MRS. M. N0SLER, COQUILLE, OREGON. proposed that the Senate should in his board bill. Surely one may these original treaties agree to the hope that he will also take home reference of certain international the receipt for it. N ig h t c a ll b y pressing the bu tto n A S p e c ia lty o f P ei fumea at the righ t o f th e d o o r . and T o n ic P rep aration s. disputes to the Court of Arbitration At the Presideut’s dinner in “ Lit at the Hague, and leave it to the Executive to determine details. tle Hungary” the monu included The Senate by a majority of fifty to Kobanyi Moselblumchen, Volken- nine looks upon this proposition as ( burg, Tarhonya Kaposztas retes and an entrenchment upon its eonstitu-1 pliptoi. They don’t have these tional rights. It looks upon all things where we board but no agreements with a foreign power as they are all right and the President M a i n St. C o q u ille . a treaty to which the declared as-j probably enjoyed them. sent of the Senate is necessary. It i ---------------- was not the object of the President A New York ,nan offers ono Pharmacist Proprietor to infringe upon the right or power ! tbousand dollars P arity if a of the Senate, but he wished to “ Perfec% baPPy *“ rri^ men” can hasten tbe submission to arbitration be found' He would have been A. 1 . SHERWOOD, Pré». L. H. HAZARD, Cishlar R. E. SHINE, Vice Pré». of a limited class of dispute and safe to have included bachelors and thus relieve them of tbe red tape women. “ Perfectly happy” people which always envelops treaties. are rarer than thousand dollar The President with his characteris checks. O F C O Q U IL i L i E, O R E G O N . tic strenuousness attempted a short But fourteen more days of Con cut and failed. The deliberative gress remaiD, but no one need fear T r a n sa c ts a General Hanking Bunine»» Senate thinks it unwise, unsafe, un- that the appropriation bills will not senatorial to favor strenuousness. pass. The army, the navy and the nowlton’s Drug Store K ^ Besides a complete stock ^ ol Drugs and Druggist’s Sun- § | dries carries Kodaks and Sup- | plies, Phyrography outfits and | Supplies. Clearence Sale OF WINTER GOODS Commencing Feb. 25th. All Goods new arid up-to-date. No Shoddy Goods. The Russell Pharmacy Dr. Geo. Russell, Rex I. Russell, F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K Board of Directors. There appears to be no way to re quire the trunk lines of Oregon to exchange traffic with small independ ent lines on equitable terms except by legislation. To that end the Legislature has passed the Killings- worih bill. There was trouble in getting the measure through, be cause the great Oregon railroad sys tem objected to it; but largely through the urgency of its author it passed the House, and it was ef fectively championed in the Senate by Mr. Marlarkey. It is a proper bill, and it will help, perhaps, ia the necessary work of building small railroads throughout the state. — Ex. Correspondent!. postal department, tbe Indians, the R. O. Dement, A. .T. Sherwood, National Bank of Commerce, New York City pensioners and a hundred other L. II. Hazard, * Crocker W ool worth N ’l Bank, San Francisco L. Harlocker, supply bills will be looked after by 11. E. Shine. 1 First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or. Isaiah Hacker, Congress, Undo Sam needs a great deal of money and taxation never fails to fill bis wallet. ROV FOX Benjamin Franklin left $5,000 one hundred and fifty years ago to ac cumulate for the benefit of artficers GENERAL DR AYING. and craftsmen. The principal now COQUILLE, OREGON. amounts to $411,000. The money making power of money is one of its most interesting abilities, and Meets cHi Boats and Trains. Goods Handled with Care and one that prospective benefactors Dispatch. should not lose sight of. AG EN T FO R R IV E R T O N CO AL. A new trade mark law has been WOOD FOR SALE- Leave orders at T. J. Little’s Livery Stable. enacted by the present Congress ----• ---- -----— and will become operative on April S t a m i n a l in t T r u e . the first, 1905. Under the provisions People the world over were hor of this law a person who has used rified on learning of the burning of a trade mark in inter-state com a Chicago theatre in which nearly six hundred people lost their lives, merce can have tbe same registered yet m o re than five times this num- by complying with the conditions her or over 3,000 people died from of the law and paying a govern, pneumonia in Chicago during the men{ fee 0f ^¡n dollars, provided same year, with scarcely a passing Ra[ne h mark ha8 not boen notice. Every one of these cases of i . . . . , . , pneumonia resulted from a cold j u<ed « n a 8im ilar cla88 of e oo<,B b y PH O N E 116 and could have been prevented by another person, firm or corporation, the timely use of Chamberlain’s I A trade mark is really a patent, en. Cough Remedy- A great many | titlinc» the owner of the mark to its who had1 every reason to fear prteuG ufle gomo tra(]e markfl moma have warded it off by the prompt use of this remedy. The:®r e o f Kreat value- and they are PROPRIETORS cures have made it a favorite with following is an instance o f this sort: used both in the United States and people everywhere. It is especially “ Too much cannot he said in favor ¡n foreign countries for identifying prized by mothers of small chil of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy, „penalties which cou.d not be Experienced Help Reasonable Rates dren, for colds, croup and whoop Trade ing cough, as it always affords (Inenxa.Pe<I k'now that°it*cu*ed mv «cognized without them. Special Kates to Families and Hotel* quick relief, and as it contains no daughter, Laura, of a sevete cold, >aark8 are or raay be U8ed wlth opium or other harmful drug, it and believe saved her life when she every salable commodity and for that can be W* make our own soap and know it* inaredlents. N q injurious chemicals used, may be given ns confidently to a was threatened with pneumonia.” nearly everything baby as to an adult. For sale by W. D. W ilcox, Logan, New York, j thought of in tbe mineral, vege- pqr baskets will be left at »11 the principal points on the river. Goods called for and delivered in pqualRe pity- ; Sold by R, S. Knowlton. ! table and animal kingdom*. ft. S. Knowlton, C o q u il l e Steam Laundry NOSLER & LYONS Best of Work