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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1905.
Walter Culin, M. D.
P h y sic ia n
S urgeon
and
C o q u il l e C i t y , O r b .
Telephone 3.
STANLEY
LAWYER
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Front Street
Martin Building,
CoqUILLB, O regon
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J, D. WETMORE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ottico ut
Residence of J. A. Collier.
Phone 111.
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A. J. Sherwood,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
N otary P ublio ,
Coquille,
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Oregon
Walter Sinclair,
A ttobne y - àt -L a w ,
N otary P ublio ,
"3oqûrtU,.Ui :
Oregon.
I. Hacher,
A bstracter o r T it l e s .
C o qu ille C i t y ,
O re
Hall & Hall,
A ttobney «- at - L aw ,
Denial in R eal E state o f all kind s.
Marshfield, Orégon.
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C. A. Sehlbrede,
Attorney-at-Law,
N o ln ry 'l'ii'h iic .
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Drain Normal Notes.
party’s nominees for congress,
the state at large, or a countv, or
judicial district or a state senatorial
or representative or congressional
district, as the case may be.
The candidate who aball enter the
primary in this manner and shall re
ceive the most votes of his party for
the nomination; will be the nominee
of the usual manner at the June
eleotion.
The number of signers requied on
a republican primary petition for a
state nomination will be 1000, the
maximum required by law; on a dem­
ocratic petition, 599. Candidates
for a republican nomination in the
first congressional district must each
secure 479 signatures, and in the
seoond district 543. Candidates for
the democratic nomination must
each obtain 343 signatures in the
first district, and 255 in second.
Salem, Oregon, Dec. 17.— The
(From Dairy and Produoe Review.)
Kditior Review:—I am writing adoption o f the direct primary law
you briefly to let you know what we has given Oregon such a complicat­
are doing up here in “G od’s” ooun ed system of electione that not even
try. I remember when I told you the accomplished politician can
that I was coming up bore to locate, carry in his mind all the details of
the look you gave me and the kind the proceedings leading up to the
of long, drawnout farewell, as much general election of state, district and
as to say, "Well, George, I never county officers. One of the most
thought that you would bury your­ difficult things to ascertain and re­
self alivo.” Don’t you think for a member are the dates upon which
moment that this is not a live coun­ the various steps in the nomination
try, for if you do you are mistaken. and election of officers must be
I will admit that poople take life taken. In fact, the ordinary citi­
much easier here than in most zen cannot figure out the dates if he
places, but the reason is that they has the statute before him, for the
have such a rich country in natural language varies and different meth­
resources that they don’t have to ods of computing time roust be
rush and worry their lives away adopted.
t i make a living.
Secretary of State Dunbar and
This is ono of the richest dairy Attorney-General Crawford have
countries in the world in its natural examined the election laws and com­
state. The reason that people in puted the time within which peti.
Riverton Pick-ups.
California have never beard much tions must be filed, notices given
The stillness of the grave now
about tho Goquille valley as a dairy and other business conducted in
hangs over ous town. The musical
section, is that the people here have preparation for the election.
notes of the steam whistles nre
never been able to get anything
It will be seen that the campaign
near what their product was worth, of 1906 really begins during the heard no more. The saw mih and
so have never taken much interest last week in December, of this year, the coal mines are taking a long
iu the dairy business, that is, to when initiative petitions must be needed rest, but after the holidays
breed up their herdB and employ filed if the promotors desire to file we are in hopes that both will start
progressive methods.
Now, that pamphlets in support of the pro­ up soon.
they are able to get as much for posed measures.
AVhile other enterprises are now
The pamphlets
their butter as those in other sec­ must be brought to the office of idle several people have awakened
tions of the country get, they find Secretary of State Dunbar by De­ to the fact that they have coal fields
that it pays to breed up, as was cember 30.
If the promoters of of their own to open. James Vow-
shown today when one of our en­ measures do not desire to file ell is driving a tunnel on n vein of
terprising dairymen, Mr. J. C. AVat- pamphlets, they will have until Feb­ coni on his land. He thinks he hns
son, received three head of Jerseys ruary 3 to file petitions.
the Timou vein of coal.
It is of
from the world’s prize herd at Port­
fine
quality.
R.
C.
Cavatt
is open
It should also be explained that
land owned by the Ladd Estate, the petitions for nominations for dis­ ing the old Right mine. The quality
bull being Prince AVarrende, whose trict offices, such as circuit judge, of that coal is so well known that it
sire wns Marigold St. Helier and district attorney, joint senator and needs no description. O. A. Kelly
his dam Lucy Prince, both being joint representative, must be filed has opened a 6 foot vein of coal on
decendants of the famous Stoke in the office of the secretary of his land.
It lies just under the
Pogis, the producer of a long list of state, and not iu the offices of coun­ Right vein. He has already taken
prize winning cows.
ty clerks, and the dates governing out eight or ten tons. Ho has the
The two heifers are equally as nominations for state offices are ap­ handiest coal of any now being
prospected.
well bred, one of them, Margerita plicable.
Helier, being a great grand-daugh­
Hear dem wedding bells?
The following l&t contains nil tlie
ter of p*-o,vn Raftsie, the world’s
o ' •"*:>!■{>lit t.o the voter and
M tb . Rota Williams is giving
great chan pion cow.
M a r s h f ie l d , O r e go n .
While in conversation with Mr.
Watson he stated to me that he did
not believe it cost any more to feed
a good cow than it did a poor one
W
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Chase.
E. D . Sperry.
and that he proposed to have the
best and get all there was in it
SPERRY & CHASE,
Now, as you will understand, JA.
Attorney a-at-Law.
AVatson has no inferior herd at the
preseni time, for a man th»t has
Offioe in Robinson Bailding,
been milking a lot of scrubs that
-
O regon.
Coquille,
did not pay for their feed, is not the
man that usually starts out to buy
a lot of regiititfed stack. He has
E. G. D. Holden,
nr«) to have some preliminary ex-
L awteb ,
perience with gtood cows.
City Recorder, U. 8. Commissioner, Gen­
Mr. Watson’s cows began to come
eral Insurance Agent, and Notary
in about the first of May and it was
Poblio. Offioe in Robin­
a month or six weeks before they
son Building.
were in full milking, and from his
Coquille, Oregon.
ten cows, such as they are, he has
sent to the creamery 2073.99 pounds
of batter fat, receiving net for same
$433.35, that iB up to October 1st,
A. F. Kirshman,
and at the present writing they are
still producing one pound of butter
D e n tist .
fat per day, per cow. Considering
Office two doors Booth of Post offioe.
the off year we haye had, I consider
this a pretty good showing.
Coquille
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Oregon.
Mr. Watson’s herd is not the only
'Si
one that has made a showing.
There are any number of others and
'•VER STEAMBOAT CO it is only a matter of a fow years
until the Ooquille valley will be
n A T C H
noted for its fine herds and great
dairy industry, which is bound to
supersede ail its other industries.
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M.
I can now see the Californians tak­
ing off their hats to us as the ban­
ner dairy country of the Pacific
Uoast.
G eo . E . P eoples .
Coquille, Oregon.
the cnr-tidate for office:
Registration—
.Registration books opened ky
county clerk, Tuesday, January 2.
Registration books closed for
primary election, April 10, 5 p, m.
Registration boobs opened after
primary election, April 25.
Registration books closed for
general election, May 15, 5 p. ra.
Initiative petitions—
Number of signers required to
initiate laws or amendments, 7489.
Last day for filing initiative pe­
titions, February 3.
Last day for filing pamphlets ad­
vocating measures, December 30,
1906.
Last day for filing pamphlets op­
posing measures, February 5.
Direct primary election—
County clerks give notice of pri­
mary election not later than March
21 .
Last day for filing petitions for
placing names on ballot for state,
congressional and district offices,
March 30.
Last day for petitions for county
offices, April 4.
Date of primary election, April
20 .
Canvassing votes of primary elec­
tion for state offices, May 5.
General election—
Last day for filing certificates of
nomination for state offices by as­
sembly of electors, April 19.
Last day for filing nominating
petitions for state officers, May 4.
Lr.st day for filing certificates of
nomination for county officers by
assembly of electors, May 4.
, Caughing Spell Caused Death.
Lust day for filing nominating
jHarry Duckwell. aged 25 years, petitions lor county officers, May 19.
General election, June 4.
’ted to death early yesterday
• ning at his home, in the pres-
OFFICES TO BE FILLED.
' o f his wife and child.
He
The state and countv offices to be
>cted a slight cold a few days
^ paid but little attention to filled in the election next June, are
'-terday morning he was the following:
'h a fit of coughing which
Governor, secretary of state, state
A>r some time. His wifo
treasurer, supremo judge, attorney
.lysician but before lie
.
another caughing general, superintendent of public
and Duckwell died instruction, state printer, labor com­
An. — 8t Louis Globe missioner, United States senator,
JK 1st 1901:”
two representatives in congress,
houd 8yrup would
fifteen state senators, sixty state
25c, 50c and $1.00.
representatives, five circuit judges,
k ky Mountain Tea one prosecuting attorney.
electricity. It goes
The necessary preliminary to ev­
our body, bring- ery man s candidacy is that he shall
'^ngth and new
be pot forward for a nomination by
■u well and
Cents R. 8, petition of at least 2 per cent of the
votes cast in June, 1904, for his
dancing lessons here in town.
D ona A nna .
Free! 150 articles given away
when your purchases amount to $10
you get a premium. Anything you
buy counts! Premiums consists of
the following goods: 1 sack of
sugar. 1 sack of flour, 1 ham of
meat, tea, coffee, rice, beans, can
goods, dried fruit, tapico, sago,
raisins, glassware, crockery, vases,
holiday goods, etc.
No premium
worth less than 25c.
Come and
see the Bargain Store.
C. M. S keels ,
Proprietor.
Remarkable Cure-
•T was much afflicted with sciati­
ca.” writes Ed. C, Nud, Iowaville,
Sedgwick Co., Kan., going about
on crutches and suffering a deal of
pain.
I was induced to try Bal­
lard’s Snow Liniment, which re­
lieved me.
I used three 50c bottles. It is
the greatest liniment I ever used;
have recommended it to a number
of persons; all express themselves
as being benefited by it. I now
walk without crutches, able to per
form a great deal of light labor on
the farm.” 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by R. 8. Knowlton.
The football game hero Thanks­
giving between Roseburg public
school and the Normal’s second
eleven resulted in an overwhelming
defeat for Roseburg, the score be­
ing 39 to 0 in favor of the Normal.
Mrs. Finnerty of Cottage Grove
spent Thanksgiving d ty with her
son and daughter.
$1.50
e a r
L o a n s N e g o tia te d ,
C o n v e y a n c in g
N o t a r y P u b lic
H. H. P O W N D E R
FRO N T STREET
C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N
All the Latest
Designs in Framek.
Oil.
FRANK
Prof, and Mrs. Brown spent
Thanksgiving with friends at R obb
burg.
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Real Estate.Collections,Insurance
The Normal boys iu order to ac. Pastel, Sepia,
India Inh and
quire efficiency aud skill in debate,
in knowledge and in parliamentary
law, have organized the Eureka
Debating Club. The officers elect­
ed are: Geo Neuner Jr, Pres. Present Address
Lloyd Whipple, A’ iee Pres.; Hurry Lock Box 212
Black, Sec.; Ed Finnerty, sergant Coquille, . . Or.
at-arms, and Prof. Brown, Critic.
J. A. Black madj a flying trip to
Gardiner last week.
er
Stanley 5 Pownder
Pres. Briggs attended tliq teach­ J. J. S T A N L E Y
M A R T I N B U IL D IN G ,
ers institute at Canyonvillo last
Saturday and reports the institute
a complete success.
Mrs. A. L. Briggs and boys of
Cottage Grove visited at Mr. and
Mis. C- D. Drain’s.
P
n W R K im iB F R
341) First Street
Portland Or
BUY PIANOS OF DEALERS
CARRYING REGULAR STOCK
0J Standard and Established Goods, where eash Instru­
ment is sold according to its intrinsic value. We sell gou a
High Grade, Popular price or Commercial Piono,
The Zamzamian Literary Society
at their real value.
is doing some of its best work in its
history. A very interesting debate
One Price only on each Grade
was rendered at the lust meeting,
We carry a complete line of Pianos, Organs, Piano-Players,
Resolved that Municipal Ownorship
Talking Machines, Sheet music and Musical Merchandise.
is the Best Policy. The affirmative
was up-held by the Misses Mabel
Everything Sold on Easy Payments.
AA’ilson, Arda Edwards and Effie Representatives of Domestic Sewing Machines for Coos and Curry Go’s
Perkins; the negative by Messrs
Carl Hill, Ray Moore and Rollin
Dickerson. The debate was hotly
Successor to the Chas. Qrissen and A ia g o M u s i c C o.,
contested by both sides.
The
Phone,
Main
905 ■
Garfield Annex,
Marshfield, Oregon.
judges rendered their decisions in
favor of the affirmative.
A. J. SHERWOOD, Pro».
R. E. SHINE, Vice Pres
l. H. HAZARD, Cathiei
The students in the Normal de-
pa: tment passed the quarterly or-
ami ations very favorably.
The
faculty seemed well pleased with the
o p COQ U U lIlB , OREGON.
results.
W. R. Haines Music Co.,
F IR S T
T ra
E. Boy Noir. from California, is --------
visiting with his parents.
N A T I O N A L
n s a un c w t s a G e U n i e ' f i r a l j B nwn
a n k i n g B u ^ s i m n e m
ss
Board of Directors.
•J. N. Neir and family are visiting
R. O. Dement,
A. J. Sherwood,
friends at Portland.
Prof, and Mrs. Brown visited the
closing exercises of the Leona
schools last Friday. A very pleas­
ing program was rendered by the
pupils.
Mr. Brown delivered an
address.
B A ^ A T " «,
L. Harlocker,
Isaiah Hacker,
Correspondents.
National Bank of Commerce, New York City
L. H. Hazard,
Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, San Francisco
R. E. Shine. I First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Oi.
M ARSH FIELD
General Hospital
School will close Friday Dec. 22,
and reopen January 3rd. A num­
ber of new as well as old students
will enter at that time.
AVe fully
expect our enrollment to reach 300
for the year.
A private hospital for the care and treatment o f medical, surgical
and obstetrical cases.
in every
Roy N. Neir has gone to Gardiner
to take a place with the S. P. sur­
veying crew. AVe hope to see dirt
thrown soon.
Equipment new and modern
particular.
Rates from
to ^>30 per week
Including room, board, general nursing and drugs.
Miss S. C. Lakeman, Matron.
The basket ball teams aro prepar­
ing for games listed for January.
Marshfield, Oregon.
Rev. Van' Fossen rendered Will
Carlton’s Benedict Arnold before
the assembly last Thursday, and
was enjoyed by all.
Claude
Plans are being completed for
work on the school gardens by the
pupils. Instruction will be given
the young teachers in agriculture
and gardening so that they may
carry the work to their schools.
X.
F ox,
Carenerai Draym an
Successor to W H. Mansell.
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S .
Mr Freer of Detroit, a millionaire Physical Culture and Expres­
sion
All orders handled with carefulness and expedience.
and art connoisseur, has offered the
Mrs. Wootton, of tho Columbia
city of Washington an art collection
College of Expression, Chicago, will
worth a million of dollars, and pro­
take a limited number of pupils.
A g e n t fo r th e b e s t C o o s C o u n ty C o a l
posed to build a special gallery to
Apply at N. E. corner 2nd floor
o a t half a million, and those to
of school building between 4 and 5
whom he directly made the offer are
o’clock p. m.
stupidly hesitating as to whether
they will accept it or not.
Mean­ The Key that Unlocks (he Door to Long
Living.
while, art lovers are spending mil­
The
men
of
eighty-five
and ninety
lions of dollars yearly to see the
years of ago are not the round well A private H o sp ital w ell e q u ip p e d fo r the tre at­
picture galleries of Europe whilo
fed, but thin, spare men who live
our national legislators refuse to on a slender diet. Be as careful as
m ent o f s u r g ic a l and m e d ical d ise a se s.
take the tariff from art works. he will, however, a man past mid­
T ra in e d N u rs e s in A tte n d an ce .
There are millions of dollars worth dle age, will occasionally eat too
of magnificent paintings and statu-1 much or of some article of food not
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, , , „ ! suited to his constitution, and will For Information Address
ary owned by Americans but hold | ^
need a dose of rh im h e rl.in '.
by them in Europe because they Stomach and Liver Tablets to
’Phone 631.
Marshfield, Oregon.
are unwilling to pay the tariff re- cleans and invigorate his stomach
quired to bring them home to the ] and regulato his liver and bowels.
When this is done there is no rea­
United States.
son why the average man should
For the best bargain ever offered not live to old age. For sale by
in a Coos county dairy farm call at R. S. Knowlton.
the H erald office.
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HORSFALL HOSPITAL
MISS L. G. GOULD. SUPERINTENDENT.
\ V m . H o r s f a ll, M . D .,
For Sale.
H O LLISTER'S
ffocky Mountain
Tea Nuggets
Central Oregon State
Normal School O
T w en ty -five Acre«, all b o tto m , well
drained and im proyed, team , wagon and
harneaa, 11 head o f dairy cow s, fall net
o f fa rm im plem ents, and a good crop, in-
rinding $100 worth o f hay, 3 aorea good |
, corn foT oilege, pot a toe patch, garden, etc..
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1 a
A grind
go' silo and «tu m p pnller.
For
A Baa, Madiolia for B u y Ptoplo.
TJrl-n So'Isa H.alth and Baaavad Vigor.
for Constipation. Indignation, Live
Trouble». Fintale«, Er-rema, Impure
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v -n » _ Headache
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•nth. Sliurglih
Bowels.
IV, 1. P vl
Tt'e R'»ril?y Mountain Tea in tab-
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• r« a I k > jt . Oennine made by
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NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE I too, Fiahtrap.
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Opens for fo il term September 12, 1905.
Full Normal! Course, Teacher s ’ Review Class,
Commercial Course. Expenses very low.
catalogua or information write toJA. L. BitTGOH or O, C. BROWN,
D r a in , Oregon.