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SEMI-WEEKLY V ol . 22: No. HERALD. COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 7, 1905. 68 Warships at the Exposition NOTE AN D CO M M EN T. try dairies and raise them on the skim milk instead of those from the Senator Tillman has been advised One of the factors that is reaponai poor cows that the cow buyer left Portland, March C. —For the Lew ble for so many poor cows in the on the dairy. is and Clark Centennial, which will by his physician to take a rest in country is the tendency on the part Walter Culin, M. D. In this way the visits of the cow be held in Portland from June 1 to some quiet pluce where he would of uear-Bigbted dairymen to sell buyer will be .kept up, but if noth October 15 next, the -United States not be disturbed by excitement. He I’ UYSICIA.y AND Sl'KUKON th°ir best cows and retain the poor ing is done to mako good for what Government will make an absolutely selected Philadelphia. C o q c il l c C i t y , O kk . ones from which they breed to re he takes away, he is likely to give uuiquo naval exhibit. Instead of The small boy who reads the place those that are sold from the the place a wide berth once he lias confining its exhibit of warships en- NÎxt’ Â p ' ô : T e le p h o n e 8. newspapers wishes it were the price hetd. What becomes of these good all the good cows ho cau get out of tirely to minature models, the G o v -, of ca(jtor oi, ftnJ not of keroseno cows? Thousands of them dind a herd. We once heard a cow buyer eminent will station a number of that the Standard Oil Company their way to the dairies in the viciu- say, in speaking of a certain dairy her largest and finest mcn of-war in Stanley & Burns, controls. ity of the cities where market milk where cows were for sale, that he the Willamette river, adjoining the AHorueys-at- Law, is produced. This class of dairy- had been there the year before and fair grounds. These vessels will be Real Estate, Collections. Illinois has appropriated $5,000 Specialties-Crim inal and U. 8. Land meu are extremely business-like, and got all the good ones and he guessed open to the public for certain for feeding the quail and prairie Cases, Notaries Public. under the competition that they there was not use ef his going back periods each day, and launches will chicken during the winter season. CoQUILLH. . . . . OBKOGN. work and the high prices they pay for a while. I This is simply dairy oirry visitors to and from them, in And think, the majority of people I for feed, they have no room for a suicide.— Dairy and Produce lie- order that the people may see for who pay the money will never get a poor cow. Neither can they keep a view. themselves just what a modem war- taste of the birds. cow very long that ie not producing Geo. Russell, M. D.h — . . . ----------- ship looks like, how it is construct- milk and the result is that thou His Tongue Cut Out. P hysician and S uuobon , I ed, mauned and controlled, The Japanese who gives the Pres sands are {slaughtered every year j As the Government buildings are ident lessons in jitu jitsu probably Office in RUSSELL PHARMACY. New York, March 1.— B. S. and their numbers are made good I located on the peninsula, which is never had n Senate to throw “down Calls promptly answered day or night, by buyers that canvass the country, Finch, an official of a Brooklyn coal ] connected to the narrow strip of | and out.” company, has submitted to an oper Phono, main 136. j and as we said, gathe.- in the best mainland separating the Willamette ation for the removal of his tongue.. . and most promising animals from , , . . . , , . river and Guild s Lake, the natural Oregon. Sooner or lator the people must Coquille, About two-thirds was cut away, yet; _ the herds of the dairymen in the ,, . .. I “ Grand Basin of the exposition, decide whether they want Govern of the .... country’, Not only is the career of with the , remaining , portion , , . . I access to [the warships m the river ment control of industries or In organ and the muscles of his throat i , ‘ , . , these cows in the milk dairies short, , , , , ,, 1 from the grounds is made easy, and dustrial control of the Government. he will be able, after a little practice, - . ,, .. .. but very few ot their calves have A. J. Sherwood, .. i the convenient location of the ships to speak intelligibly. The operation , ........................... r been raised in the pasf, and thus it . .. A five year old child in Philadel A ttobnkt - at - L aw , , . ", , * makes it certain that they will prove is the second of that natuie p e r-! , , is that there is a heavy drain upon , phia has been sent to a reform , , a most popular attraction, N otab ¥ P ub lic , months. the producing capacity of the cows formed here within a few They , , I he exhibit which the j>avy De- school for incorrogibility. C oqu ille, : : Oregon Finch had been a heavy smoker; .... throughout the entire country, the , , . . . . part will make in the United States begin the training of their future for years, and complained six ‘ ............... , i i poor ones being left on the dairies ., . . ,, Government building will be corn- statesmen early in Pennsylvania. months ago of an irritation near the to breed and the good ones going , . . . . , plete in every detail, and interesting Walter Sinclair, base of his tongue. A cancerous ‘ " Any young American finding his to the so-called city dairies and ,. , , , to everyone. It will include large A ttobney - at -I ia w , growth appeared and spread so , , . . fiancee without her mamma in a after a brief career there they go to .. 1 models, from eight to ten feet in N otaby J ' udlio , rapidly that when the operation wasj,___tl _ , , u m _ ______ ^ th? shambles, Thus are the dairy length, which cost the governmen foreign city would not have tele Coquille, : : Oregon. found necessary the tongue had be men robbed of their good blood $8,000 to $10,000 each, and which phoned to papa to know what to do. come affected from the tip to base. T just as they are in tbo fertility of will embrace every type of warship, The German Crown prince is evi their soil when they send it to the The glands of the mouth were also from tho greatest battleship to the dently lacking in imagination and /. Hacher, congested and it became necessary market in crops never to be re little Holland submarine torpedo the appreciation of the opportunity to remove them. A b strac ter ok T it l e s . turned again. boat. This array of models will in- to have a really good, unchaperoned The tongue wns first pressed to C o qu ille C it y , O re The cow buyer that visits the j elude reproductions of the Maine, time. one side in order that the surgeons country in search of cows is a very which was sunk in Havana harbor; could get at the lingual arteries, Senator Clark, of Montana, chews shrewd individual and generally the Brooklyn, admiral Schley’s flag- severing and tying them, and thus Hall & Hall, buys, or insists upon getting, what | ship at Santiago; the Olympia, gum. Is this the example set by The he wants and not what the dairy checking the flow of blood. A ttobnkys - at -L aw , j Dewoy’s flagship at Manilla; besides the Senator or by his twenty year operation lasted 52 minutes. man wants to sell, and here is just Dealer in K kal E stât « o f all kinds. ! tha Oregon, New York, Missouri, old wife? where the dairyman is very likely M arshfield, Oregon. j Columbia, Kearsarge, Iowa, New- To W hom it may Concern. to fall a prey to the superior busi j ark, St. Louis, Texas, Arkansas, The President has been criticised I foolishly enough, for the message ness tact of the cow buyer. When Having been appointed by the Nashville, Chesapeake, Helena, Ta- he enters a yard full of cows he does Bandon Chamber of Commerce to | coma, and Annapolis, and probably sent to the Czar on the assassina Ellsworth B. Hall, tion of the Grand Duke Sergius and not wait to be offered this cow or collect and act as custodian of Coos ( several others. A ttorney-at-L aw , that one. His keen eye soon lo county products, for exhibition at A most fascinating feature of the Monday Mr. Baker of New York cates the good ones and he refuses the Lewis ami Clark Exposition, I exhibit of models will be two work- condemned his action in Congress. C o q u il i . e , : : : O regon . point-blank to consider those that hereby notify all persons desiring to jug models of dry docks, one of the Mr. Grovsvenor, of Ohio, and one C ollections and Insurance. . . . . . , . I of the ablest friends of the Presi- the dairyman wants to sell. It may send any article for exhibition, pro-| . ... ___________ ,... familiar type of dock found at most| Jent> defended him and declared take several hours or a whole day ducts of Coos county only, will be for him to “ dicker” up a deal with received at my office in Bandou and of the navy yards of the world; the I t^at j„ sending the message the other a floating dock patterned after j p re8ident had done exactly what J. Curtis Snook, D. 0. S. the dairyman, who may be reluctant receipted for. Valuable articles the new (locks recently installed at cizilization regarded as his duty. to part with the best cows, but when will be returned at the expense of D bntist , New Orleans and PeDsacola, These The United States has long carried the deal is finally consummated, it the County Committee. Let us all Offiou two doors sooth Odd Fallow’ s Hall models, which will be operated con its policy of befriending the “ under invaribly happens that the buyer show to the outside world what Will rank« Kandon a professional visit tinuously, will show the manner of dog’’ to an absurd degree. Appar secures the cows hej'wanted and the Coos county is able to do. docking and undocking war vessels, ently all that is necessary to re the first Monday in each qnartor. dairyman parts with the ones he Persons desiring to send exhibits some of the ship models being used ceive our championship of a cause C oqu ille, Oregon. wanted to keep and should by all should bear in mind that their pro for illustration. is that it should be a weak one. means have kept. In this way the ducts should reach me as soon as In one corner of the navy space The charity of this spirit is beyond dairyman goes on from year to year, possible. We are responsible for will be a map of the world, 20 feet criticism but the judgment of it is raising calves from the poor cows all articles except those that are W . C . Chase. E I). Sperry. long and eight feet high, on which not always so fortunate. In the that are left and instead of building perishable. will bo distributed diminutive mod case of Spain and her oppression of SPERRY & CHASE, his herd upwards is turning it down During ray absence from Bandon els of every ship in the United the colonies our interference has in the quaility of his [cows. Hon. Geo. P. Topping or Robt. Attorney g-at-Law. States navy. These models will be been amply vindicated but scarcely It is time that something should Frederick, Jr., will receive and re moved about from day to day, so so much can be said of our senti Office in Robinson Building, be done to prevent this method of ceipt for all exhibits. that at a'glance the visitor can tell ment in favor of the Boers as op C oqu ille, - - - Oregon. robbing our dairy stock of its best Any further information can be the location of every ship in the posed to England. When the war blood. If the dairymen to not get obtained from service. broke out between Russia and Ja “ wise onto” what the cow buyers are C. T . Bl.UMEXROTIIEIt. A company of marines will be on pan our sympathy was all with J a- ---------------» ------------ doiug to them there should be some E. G. 0. Holden, Kansas has taken the initiatory duty at the Exposition grounds dur pan, not because the cause repre thing done to get a return movement L aw ybb , step towards government ownership ing the fair. The marines will give sented by the Japanese was studied City Reoorder, U. 8. Coramiasioner, Gen of this good dairy blood to the coun of public utilities by passing a law daily drills and conduct a model and analyzed and found the best try. We stated that the calves of eral Insaranoe Agent, and Notary camp. but principally because the Japan-, these, what we might call city cows, authorizing the state to build an oil Publio. Office in Robin * » refinery for the purpose of protect ese were a small people and are seldom raised. Here is where son Building. It is now fully recognized that “ plucky.” It would be lamentable some dairymen among our acquaint ing her citizens from the tyrannical C oquille, Oregon. ance make a good turn by buying Standard Oil Company in many railroad rate legislation at this ses indeed if the United States were by This experiment will be sion of Congress is impossible. The inference or declaration to show a up the heifer calves from these forms. dairies and taking them to the coun closely watched by the nation, and President has practically given up spirit that favored any revolution try to raise. Furthermore the pro-- should those in whose care it is the idea of legislation on that sub ary party in Russia whose senti A. F. Kirshman, prietors of these dairies are realiz placed conduct it on honest busi ject and be will make the urgent ments are expressed by assassina- D entist . Charitable, we ing more and [more what they have ness lines and thereby make it the necessity for it one of the topics of J tion of the rulers. Office st Kesidenc“ , one block east of in the calves ot these selected cows, success it should be, other indus his speeches through the South on | tnay be, and the friend of the weak He expects but save us from mawkish senti- Tnttle Hotel. and instead of “ pounding them in tries which have been oppressive his trip next month. the head” when born, or in not to the American people, such as the to stir up the public to such an ex mentality. C oqu ille . - . O regon. breeding the cows at all, are raising railroads, telegraphs and kindred tent that the Senate will be com I calves to sell to those farmers and public utilities, will at once come pelled to act when the extraordi.ary j A ch l<sco 4 l„ rriI1BU o w e . B l . e i - : dairymen in the couutry who can under the ban and calls will be Hession is called next October. Only «.«Mon to C h a m b e r l a i n ' » C o u g h R e m ed y . raise them to maturity. This will made by the people on their rep- nine days more of the session now Str. D I S P A T C H j can heartlyand conscientiously | b e c o m e a more common practice resentatives at the various seats of romain and the Senate faces a block- j Tom White, Master, w h e n those who wish to raise young j government to make them govern- ade of business that has probably ' recomniend Chamberlain’s Cough Leaves Arrives A Sunday j Remedy for affections of the throat B andon ........ 7 a - m . I Coquille... .10 a - m , s t o c k le a r n th e superiority of c a lv e s ment property. May Kansas sue- never been equalled. Coquille ....... 1 p - m . | B andon ____ 4 p - m . ceed.—St James (M o.) Journal. session was held by the Senate Ap- j and lungs,” says Hon, John that originate in there city dairies Connects at Coquille with train for Marshfield N .rinc. Ill'it'lrn R. rk . propriations Committee, with the She nick, 220 So. Peoria St„ Chica- and steamer Eiho for Myrtle Point. and are willing to pay for them ac .... .• f , ... , ., view of getting through more work, 8°; Two yearB ago during a pollti- cordingly, and the .fu r th e r fact that \V hen your ship of health strikes ,. , r, cal campaign, I caught cold after Str. F A V O R I T E the hidden rocks of Consumption, but the spasmodic energy of Com- j being overheated, which irritated the proprietors of these city dairies •T. C. Mftomaw. Master, throat and I was finally com- Leayea | Arrives are learning that it is n ot necessary Pneumonia, etc., you are lost, if you mittees at the end of the session j Coquille....... 7 a - m . j Bandon. .10:45 a - m . don’ t get help from Dr. King’s New wjH not make up for the lingering pelled to stop, as I could not speak Bandon......... 1 P-M. | Coquille. 4:45 p - m . to feed much of their milk, which is Discovery for _Consumption. J. W. inaction of the earlier days of the aloud. In my extremity a friend | too valuable in their business for McKinnon, of Talladega Springs, ■ advised me to use Chamberlain’s S t r .R E T A calf feeding, to raise calves, but that Ala., writes; “ I had been very ill ai , ___ Cough Remedy. I took two doses Alva liee. Master, on the other hand it is possible to with Pneumonia, under the care of that afternoon and could not belive Leaves | Arrives Coquille ........ 1 p - m . I Bandon . . . 5 p - m . rear a calf successfully to the age \ two doctors, but was getting no bet Por Sale. my senses when I found the next B andon....... 7 a - m . j Cnqnlll*..« .11 a - m . One 6 horse power steam engine; one morning the inflammation had where it can live on pastures with ter when I began to take King’s New Carning passengers ami mail. Discovery. The first dose gave re fiOO gallon cheese vat; one curd sink: largely subsided. I took several little milk if an intelligent use be lief, and one bottle cured me.” I____ cheese hoops and press screws. All the doses that day, kept right on talk- Str. EC H O made of the substitutes. But it is Sure cure for sore throat, bronchitis atx>ve are about as good new. hat ing through the campaign, and I H. K. .1 »me«. Ms*ter, very cheap. not even necessary to do this. cougs and colds. Guaranteed at R. j wiu ^ thank this medicine that I won mv \ *w «i | Arrive. Myrtle P o in t.. .7 a - m . I oquille C’y 9 30 a - m . Whit should be done is to get S. Knowlton’s drug store, price 50c NOSI.F.R A L Y O N S , seat in tbs Council.” This remedy squill* C ity. . . 1 r-M. | Myrtle P't..4 00 r-n. is tor sale by R. 8. Knowlton. and $ !. 00. Trial bottle free. C oqu ille, Oregon. these heifer calves b a ck to the eoun- Dally except Sunday. Entered ne second-clam m atter Ju ly 8, 1804, at the postotfice at C oquille, Ore- iron, under act o f Congress o f M arch 3, 1879. $ 2 .0 0 P er Y eah Ultore Many Good Cowa Go nowlton’s Drug Store K Besides a complete stock | 1 oi Drugs and Druggist’s Sun-1 | dries carries Kodaks and Sup-1 I plies, Phyrographftr outfits and | | Supplies. $ Clearence Sale OF WINTER GOODS Commencing Feb. 25th. [ will sell my stock of B’all and Winter G oods consisting of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Sweaters, Gents’ Underwear, Gloves, Shawls, Corsets, Chinaware, Etc. All Goods new and up-to-date. No Shoddy Goods. Goods Sold at Cost and for Cash only. MRS. M. N0SLER, COQUILLE, OREGON. Night call by pressing the button at the right of the door. A Specialty of Pei fumes and Tonic Preparations. The Russell Pharmacy M a in St. Coquille. Rex 1. Russell, Dr. Geo. Russell, Pharmacist Proprietor I. H. HAZARD. Cashier R. E. SHINE, Vice Pres. A. J. SHERWOOD. Prei. FIR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K O p C O Ç U IL1L 1B , O R E G O N . T r a n s a c t s a G eneral B a n k in g B tm in e «» Board of Directors. Correspondents. R. C. Dement, A. «T. Sherwood, L. Harlocker, L. H. Hazard, Isaiah Hacker, It. E. Shine. National Bank of Commerce, New York City Crocker Wool worth N ’l Bank, San Francisco First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or. Claude F ox, GENERAL DRAYING. COQUILLE, OREGON. Meet8 all Boats and Trains. Goods Handled with Care and Dispatch. W OOD FOR SALE- C0QU1LLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO. Leave orders at T. J. Little’s Livery Stable C o q u il l e Steam Laundry PHONE 116 NOSLER & LYONS PROPRIETORS Experienced Help Best of Work Reasonable Rates Special Kates to Families anil Hotels Í W e make our ow n soap and know its ingredients. No injurious chemicals Onr baskets will tie left at all the principal points on the river. Goods called tor and delivered in Oouolile City. used.