Coquille City herald., October 29, 1901, Image 2

The “Clyde” Billiard Parlorsis the place to spend your leisuremoments All kinds of soft dmks and fine cigars.
¿ d r illt <£Urj TirraltL
0 A. R |MWM-
Id Sou.!
------
Mrs M. L. Desmond, o f Rossi vd ,
An exceedingly enjoyable even- ’ B. C-, is visiting tier father, C. H
PUBLISHED EVEKV TUESDAY
ing waa «pent at Hersev hall on Mecb.nt, aud family, io tbia city.
Captain A. M Sirapson, af'er a
D.
F.
Dean.
Editor
and
Proprietor.
* * * occasion
“ • £ * tL!
__
___ __
_
the
of 23rd
a reunion of the
business »wit on the bay
basinets
County Official Paper. beveral G. A R. poaUof the count} brief
looking after bis extensive iutere.ta,
- | The weather and all else being fa- left Monday, via Drain, for hi.
Drv-.t«! to the ixetenei ted eoettl op roralbe a good turnout was pre-cut borne in San Francisco.
and there wa« by no means a lack
Tbe old flanking on tbe Em­
^sbfttnptioo. p*r jeir. m advance. f i.Tdi of enthusiasm and interest to nia*cr pire road, leading ont o f town, is
--------the meet.ng a perfect sucee»». The
being torn np and »»ill be replaced
THIS PH’ Fit “i,Tr i l*cV.r*,c
addrt*- of welcome to the many with rock and tire clay, which will
SSXZfe V i.itoi.w a« made by Hon. Walter make a fine road and last forever.
—__________
________________ _ Sinclair, and hear’.ly received by
Arrivals by Areata. Friday: W.
t thewe for whome intended and re-
HOTBEU OF TROUBLE-
j»ponded to by «¿verai from different E. J Kru.e, J R. F.uletter, Mrs.,
Fi.iletter, B. C. ltucker, Mrs. Ruck­
point«.
Recp.e of Sarr.ir Mult 6« C:“.îM;ri,*.d ¡n
While tbe old defenders of the er, Her-iy I.nse, Mrs. Luce, Geo.
the Towa.
Star, and Stripes are not all orator. Fratrn. Mrs. Hanson, Miss Alma,
, , .. . , ~
_
,
. they are bv no mean-i n ures os ec- Mi-s Helm, J Reef, M. San.line,
Mamla, Oct. 2o.—The people of tertamera.'aa they can moat alw ays Peter Nelson, J. Jones, D. Maliino,
the Island of Samar have been coti- give a short sketch that is fclwav» of C- Sie.atreeiu, Mws Siestreem.
We are in receiutof a letter from
fied to concentrate in tbe towns on tbe deepest in’ eres to those of us
pain of being considered public who have come onta the stage of H. W. Dunham, written at Nome,
.
, action and are assuming the respoo- which announces bia recovery from j
enemies and outlaws-, and
-rta t ' sibiline« of running so great a na- typhoid fever, and that be is at
accor iing.y.
the«- old
..!<! her t-s
i , drop
drot. oft.
3
work
's v - Intense feeling exists tiOU as these
work «gain.
again. Hark intended to
among the tro .ps in Samar. I f ’ Among those visiting from Mvr- leave for home in about two or
they cannot meet
c-Demy in the tie Point w n R-v. Mr. Stockell, the three weeks s i be can be looked
open there will he great retaliation ntw JL E min,-ter ,A tnat place,
*»<» »t m y »ime. He says that
James Callahan is stranded at
Many of them have seen, and the
Wt"
! as Rev. Mr. Holcomb of tbe same , Teller.
others have beared of tbe barbarous church, at this place, who made an
Arrivals from Portland, yester- ’
treatment to which tbe dead Ameri- eloquently patriot .peach, but who da», by Alliance: H. A. Huut, H. 1
can ao 1 lien were subj< Ud 1
-
ig t o h i n experienced A. Gilman. T. Johnson, M. Hirst,
Pilipiuos recently
"
’ he tribulations of those troublous C. D. Stillwell, Mrs. Stillwell, C E
times. Mr. aud Mts. Dr. Roberds, Getty, N. Klane, hi. E. Thomas, J.
Francisco De Jesus, Lukban’s ;
of Myrtle Point, both made interes- Miller. C. E. Nicbolaou. Mrs. Nich-
Cnief of commissary, was recently . ting .peaches, while M. L Swift, of olson, H. A. Johnson, C. N. J oh n -,
captured and taken to Cebu.
Pa- Bandon, tendered several patriotic sod , C Davidson. U. C. S au ford,!
per« which he had in bis possession solos, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Mor­ A. A. Fuller, T. F. Bavlis, Poarie,
have resulted in ’ he arrest of many rison at the organ W. F. Kennedy M. H Kriebel, M. Wallace.
of Coquille, did bis part toward the i
of tbe heat-known Presidentes and evening’s entertainment by giving
!Myrtle Point Enterprise.!
other civil officials o f the island of several violin selections, which were
K H, Hansen lias rented the
duly appreciated.
Wilson building on Spruce street
It develops that Biliran island,
After the exercises of tLis oatuae ¡,od j3 preparing to open op a
north of the island of Levte, has wf re °,ver’ tables wtre soou arrauK- boadiog house,
been a hotbed of insurrection ahout wllitL we have J^ ed an ex-1 '• L , Arrington, o f Douglas
Every civil ofh- ial there has been planation of tbe W. R. C which has c<’ lltjt>-
purchased the tsleel
aiding tbe insurgents of Samar in j not beefgranted us. As the large as- ■ Pllu:e ,olJ
llDK cretdt and has
. semblage filed into tbe hall,
onto the same. Mr. Arr.ng
every way. They have landed sever-
ton is building a new house on the
« « , « « , n «,
^
1
n -
,
.
,
.ercesed, being fearful that sufficient
emp in exc .»uge.
j provision, had not been made for
H. A. Johnson, formerly of this
Several thousand dollars also fell »be supper, they having been ex- place now of North Yakima. Wash,
into the hand of the Americans peering only about fourty visitors, arrived at this place Thursdny fori
when De Jesus was made prisoner. j it being evident that there were a visit with relatives and friends, j
about 250 persons in tbe hall. His brother, Cb«s. who has beeD i
His
great ‘ 1 However,
u ” ” after supper
............. was
.. ..........
.. capture is thought to be a b
over, and visiting at Yakium, returned with
disaster to tue revolutionary cause., „n
eaten to tj,c)r
hHtis. him.
I
» ■* -
——
General Sumner reports a fight faction; there was an ahimdence
¡C onst M a iM
wfcich took place at daybreak Wed­ left, we cannot say just how many
The Gbcst Ball to be given by :
nesday, at Tayasan, I'rovince of baskets full; but what, we want to
know is, what kind of apetitCH did the Coos Bay Circle of W. of W. j
Bataugas, between Companies D.
these good women think the fourty next Thursday night will open
and I, of the First Cavalry, and a they expected, would have?
with a grand Cake Walk.
Don't
Land of insurgents.
The insur­
Nevertheless, the evening of Oc­ miss it.
t o b e r 23rd, 1‘JUl. will be nmernber-
D. L. Rood, who has been in
gents were driven into the
taius
The cavalrymen destroyed e l “ * ^
ar,‘* profitably Alaska for several years, arrived
the insurgent Ijarracks, storehouse spent by many o f our good citizens, Ou We(1u ?sday.
HOOO pounds of rice and many un- who will look forward to the time; Mrs. J. H. Masters, o f SumiiPr.
i forms and blankets.
"
when a similar meeting is announced sustained ja painful fall on Tuesday
Ths insurgents yesterday attacked '"*'1 •-»af-h'-d v.-.tb deepest interest while engaged in picking apples.
B m J om , Proyinc« .,f Batangas
” Per Imck waa severely stiaiued
winch was garrisoned bv a dotach- 1
vt’,fcrnn* " ’*H
lirst to drop and she will be laid up for some
merit of the Twenty-first Infantry,, .°'U 0 , ‘ b" ,!“ ?° of »-at"h to answer ; tlllle.
under Lieuteaant Patrick A. Con- the ro11 ,‘a’ 1 be-vond ,he lllkrk rlvcr’ ! At the stave mill Tuesday after,
nelly. The Americans fought hard, I
-
—
j doou , Charles Krick aged «boot 18
but were unable to prevent the
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a
b,ire,:,H, rt‘sliJe « « »oatli
burning of the town.
mere stimulant to tired nature.
It
quite .everely injured
----
. <7 , .»
.
i
, .
, :iy u JarLje 8>lioter whicu wan
An Original President.
, , , r#cst by cil<ri fituirr the
ab-vilute
tueiaizerA ud
od - thrown
, ........ rroin _______
r Al struck
,
him in the upper part of the leg
' nffor<lH tb* atomach complrte a m i , . /
i
t *
4.
,
.
.
,
Washington. Oct. 2 5 — All rnem- -,rou tal’
have to diet and penetrated entirely through
hers were present at the meeting of j b “ * <«« enjoy n » the good food you the leg. He whs helping the off-
I
want.
Kodol
Dyspepsia
Cure in-
the Cabinet today. The president
bearer behind the big gaw and was
discussed various features of his 1 stantly relieves that distressed feel­ standing some 15 feet from the
forthcoming message to congress ing after eating, giving you new edger with his hack toward it, when
and also appointments that are to jU,e ft" d vi« or- l{- S- Knowlton.
the splinter was throw n back by
be made within a short time.
j The machinery of the Yaquina ttio saw. The piece of wood was
1 he consultations between tbe , Bay Coal <» Oil Company arrived at over 16 inches long and about J
president and his ( abinet officers ; Tole-db Suturdav from Pennsylvania, inches m diameter ill tbe largest
It made a very ragged hole
were especially full, owing to the 1 It eosists of a steam drill, traction part
determination which Mr. Roosevelt engine and portable Jefrick.
Its it. the limb, but fortunately missed
has reached to write all of his own depth is 1500 feet.
Boring will tbe bone, passing very close to a
messages to c<-ogress and to do it commence as soon as the machinery large artery.
Dr. Horsfal was
on original lines.
Heretofore the can la- R o n d to Fi iok 8tan to . c* "I wh I tern ved the piece of
secretary of state has written that place, m ar Toledo. — Florence West. w<»od, and the boy is doing as well
portion covering foreign relations
,,
—
. , — i i
,
- a» could bp expected.
It is said!
Manager Robert John on, of the that thiH is u».t the first lime that'
and the other cabinet officers each
deraonstrilted ,trt
has contributed a chapter on his Benton County Prune Co , estimates t,m
R thrower of deadly
respective department- The presi­ the output of the lug orchard of the ,,t)ilitv
J
dent lias determined to do away company at about zoO.OOO p o u n d s.,,, ; i._
___
with tLis ut 'ui - -I statement of tbe of dried prunes this vear. Had the i
/j Card.
affaiiw of each department. He will Mason been favorable for drying the 1
____
devote his message only to such fruit this company would have dried
As I shall bo absent for s fow '
topics us he chooses to lay partic­ three times as many prunes as they
ularly before the attention of con­ did.—Corvallis Gazette.
| week*, auy business in my line, |
gress, leaving (lie reports of Cabinet
will be promptly attended to by my I
officers to acquaint congress with
Plot to Kill Shah cl Persia
son, O. C. Sanfoyd.
the details of the administration.
R. D. S anford .
London, Oct 25.—-“ News has
HAM ES AND MLLINU WALLS CLAIM been received here from Teheran,”
says a dispatch from St. Petersburg
VILTlM’i.
------
U m Dolly Mai
..f the discovi ry
Over Three Hundred Men anu Women ( aught! of a serious plot agrinst the life of
HIS LIpE AND W0HK.
In a Fire Trap In Philadelphia-
' the Shah. The lenders of the con-
------
I apirary were the Shah’s two brotli-
l ’ hilndelphia Oct. 25.—A fire in ers, tbe Grand Vizier, Sadr Assam,
G en . C iiaki . es H. G kosvenor .
which the police say 17 persons lost and the Shah's son-in-law.
The
President’s
life long Friend, Com­
their lives, many more were seriously two brothers have beeu banished
and jierhaps fatally injured, occur- j for life to Ardehil. The son-iD-law rade in war and Colleague in con-1
red today in the heart of the busi-' was senti nceil to death, but on the gross. Was near his side with
ness section of the city. The nine-' scaffold hia sentence was mitignted other great men when his eyes were
story building at 1‘21'J aud 1221 - bv the Shah's firman to flogging closed in death. Followed the bier
Market street, occupied by Hunt, until he revealed all tbe names of to the National Capitol anil to Can­
ton. Tbe General require* a share
kVilkmsou A Company, upholsterers the conspirator*.
of the proceeds of his book to be |
un-
ami funiturc dealers and tr
devoted to a McKinley Monumenti
occoupied buildings at 1223 and
Fund. Thus every subscriber be-1
1225 Market street, were destroyed
comes a contributor to this fund. I
Many other buildings were damaged
Millions of copies will be sold. I
nnd tbe loss is estimated to be up­
F.verybody will buy it. Orders for
ward of |5(HI,000.
• - •» •
tbe asking.
Nobody will refuse. :
Elegant Photogravure Portraits of;
Mure Fort* for Holden Gate-
President McKinley’s last picture
San Fraucisco, Oct. 25.—In ac­
taken at the White House.
You ]
cordance with orders received from
enu easily and q licklv clear 11,000'
the war department, a tniard of
taking order*. Order outfit quick. I
Chance to proTe success, secure
officer* will meet at the l ’ residio to­
day for the pur,ms«- of considering
yearly contract and become M ans-1
and re,s»rting upon the acquisition
ger. Send 12 2ct stamps to pay e x -,
pense of wmpping. packing nnd'
of additional lands necessary for
further fortifications and garrisons
mailing elegant pros|iectus.
Ia k -.
■t the entrance to the lint I-or The
ing 10 to 50 orders daily.
50,000,
property winch the board will in­
copies will !»■ sold in this riciuity.
spect is situated at Ijignna de nl
Aiblress,
Merced Beach, south of the 4 111 IT
THE CON TIN ENTAL ASSEMBLY.
O ld Fellow’s Building,
House, Golden Gate Park, aud
Sacramento. Cal.
Lobos creek
WILLIAM M'K INLEY
¡>i
fi«
f
§
I
r A
C*?l
â
AT
Bd
av 1
H ,
ii’
%
V.
*
I
II
I
{ÿi
i'4t
p
K«1
for 10 Days
Wi
To make room for Holi-
day GOODS
W hich have been ordered,
W e will re­
duce our stock b y offering everything at a
bargain.
M A N Y N E W TH ING S T H IS W E E K .
CLOSING LOTS.
First Come First Served,
Odds and Ends in men's white merino drawers, 50 cent
qualities 25 cents.
Also, Cotton Knit Drawers 15 cents a pair.
m
f.v:
wt