Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, November 26, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe “Clyde” Billiard Parlors is the place to spend your leisure moments CU>1 Ticvali Scores cf Miners Lost Their Lives- All kinds of soft drij^s and^flne cigai s. ( hamlon Iteooriler.) David Perkins bus gone >,n a Telluride, Colo., Nov. 21.— Per visit to California lu quest of 'PUBLISHED KVERV TUESDAY sons who have come into town this health. He was a passenger on the Mandalay tins trio down. D. F. Dean. Editor and Proprietor morning front the Smuggler-Union Clearence Edmunds who left mine, which is four miles distant, C o u n t y O ffic ia l P a p e r . lieie aboi t a year ago for Eureka. between Mnrsliall Gulch and the California, returned on thesteamer L)G*f>t«l to the material and nocial up mountain, say the workers have Mandalay last ween. ‘ ônildincr of the Coquille Valley particularly almost abandoned hope of finding and of Coot» County generally. The passenger list on the steamer Subscription, per year, iu advance, $1.50 any of the imprisoned men alive. Mandalay w hen she sailed for San Every entrance to the property is Francisco last Sunday comprised Is kept on file ai ri. C. D I K E ’S THIS PIPER Aitverti«’.uif AKtuoy, i'A ami a» the scene of active work and the the following names: Mis. N. II • Merchant!*' ExchaiiRt-, San F ra n cisco, California, stayed by Smith. David Perkins, II, Ander *v. er ecoutractrt lor aUvurtiaunr can be made for it. willing hands are only the fear of certain death if they son, C. M, Bredhoff, Thomas A enter the smoke-filled levels. Every Lewis, D. Cameron. There were | Contempt of Court' three other passengers, who went j few minutes men make u rush inside tickets, whose! The managing editor and reporter only to'crawl hack helpless nnd aboard without names could not be obtained. of Mr. Hearst's Chicago American, strangling ns they meet the foul The attendance at the ball given ' whom Judge Ilanecy sent to jail fori gn)ok;’ wh"it.h fillg tho tunnels and by the Knights of Pythias, at th is1 contempt of his court, remained level?. Officers of tbo company place last Saturday night was very there only 10 minutes, no longer! say that the work will be continued large, Mnuck’s hall being none too j than it took another Judge to issue nnti, erery body lmg W n reoover. large,to accomodate the dancers. , The dance was a success in everv j it writ of habeas corpus. This case, ed, and will be hastened in the hope particular and the Knights still | It** some others that occur at inter Aha^iAmy may bt found alive. J maintain their reputation as tirst- nals, may well raise the question The telephone and telegraph wires I class entertainers. The receipts at whether a Judge ought to decide were destroyed in the fire, and the the door amounted to about $80. Elbert Dyer returned home yes this species of au alleged contemp- only means of communication is by terday from a business visit to San case in his own court. The theory message. Eraneiseo. is that such a cose, ns Judge Hcnecy Found a Dear in Open Sea. I Marshfield Sun.; stated regarding this one, is unap Milo Sumner, who has been pealable; tho Judge is sole and final On her last trip from the north ! dangerously ill, is able to bo around. arbiter-accuser, prosecutor, Judge, coast the steamer Mandalay brought | F. P. Norton and wife returned jury, and the end of the law— and but one passenger. He was not an ' on the Areata froua San Francisco. that in a matter iu which he has an ordinary personage nor did he j Bennett Swanton received the official and generally a personal in board the steamer in an ordinary ^ sad news this week of the death of terest. Iu the case of some violent way. The passenger was a young his father in Ireland on the 18tb disorder, or other gross misbehavior nit. nt the ago of 62 years. deer. He was secured from threat j Mrs. Carl McCulloch, of Hnynes the exercise of such power might be ened death by the chief engineer of Slough, uearly cut off the thumb well enough, but iu a case like this, the Mandalay, who jumped over of her left haul this week with an where a Judge is indignant at some board and pulled the half drowned ax. Amputation may be necessary criticism or ceusure that lias been Miss Hattie Haines, c f Eokley, animal from the water. directed against him, should not How the deer got into the sea at who is on her return home from a some other Judge, with less of per the mouth of the Coquille River is a visit at Los Angeies, Cal., is stop, ping in this city the guajt of Mr. sonal interest, decide the matter of mystery, unless he plunged into the and Mrs. P. M. Wilbur. contempt? And should it not be water in an attempt to escape from Grandma Yoakain left ou the appealable, like any other criminal pursuers, but this last is merely a Areata for California, where she cases? There is a reasonable preju theory. At all events, he was in the »ill make bet home with her son, dice against sending a man to jail water, struggling to reach the J . A. Yoaknoi, who is operating au served a sentence, without a trial by extensive dairy farm near Fresno. shore, but uuable to make headway She came across the plaius in 53. a jury, but for the injured party to against the strong outflow from the from Iowa, and the following year do this arbitrarily, and quite pos river. The men of the Mandalay located in this county where she sibly spitefully is a proceeding that saw the beast and the chief engineer has resided ever since. is seldom resorted to, and frequent It is quite probable that the determined to save him. Jumping resort to which would not be toler into the water, the rescuer swam to , Marshfield aud Eureka fuotOall ... ,, j ... i » i teams will play a game at Coquille ated.—Telegram. Ihe deer, which seemed to know ( V Citv, , , ■ r during the latter s visit to The English iu South Africa that the approaching man meant it | the county, though no definite ar- would be justifiable in rechrislening no harm, for it made no resistence rangements to that effect have been Gen. Botha nnd calling him General ¡and quietly submitted to being tow- arranged as yet Bother. It is authentically stated that ed to the steamer and then hauled Now that their election is over. on board. The sailors thought it the managers o f the Drain stage route intend putting on a daily ser tbe'NeW York yellows can devote a a mascot and brought it to this city. vice, when spring opens, instead of little spare time to scandals other, The animal is now at 30 Natonin the tri-weekly system which has! than political. beeu in voyage for so mauv years, j street. Andy Carnegie is bonud to be This move should cause a boom iu \ unique; he says he doesn’t believe The Oregon childrens Home their business aud be o f much cou- \ that nu isthmian canal should be Society has nn agent visiting Coos i veoience to the traveling public, j constructed at nil. County in the interests of orphaned Arrivals by Alliance from Port-j It may be mentioned in passing neglected and abused children, land, Tuesday: C. Metcalf, Nellie j that the closest storing of electiu j This society was organized about Watson, II. H. Havues, E. F. Paer-1 returns will not produce a Thanks | twenty years ngo in the city of net, Frnnk Riede, Ruby Desmond giving turkey. Roy D stuoud, Willie Desmond, Chicago under a national charter, Clias. Desmond, J. T. Dunlap, Elsie The three million dollar definite aud is now liolping homeless chil- . , . , Tilman, S. W. Walker, W. Burgl- of the Buffalo Exposition hnsn’t les , . soned the exposition enthusiasm of | dreu is 21 states of the union. An niejH,er C p Osborne; L. L. Long, other cities to any uotieable extent. army of more than 15000 children J. H. Dilberger.Mrs. IV. E. Bissell, Admiral Dewey says the court ns 1 j have been received and placed in H. Gist, Dale Darker, J. Christ- well ns Schley is on trial before the ! Christian family homes during teuson, Mrs. Bridges, J. Kruse, Mrs. Flaherty, G. W. Cleoka. people. That may have been cor-1 these years. The society is incor Nels Rassmussen, c f thjs city, rect at one time, but the people re-1 p,mited iu this stnte. So eareful corded their verdict sometime ago. j hng b<,ell the selection of homes no who underwent a surgical opera tion a fortnight silice iu the Wul- Shame on those wicked men who ¡child has been returned nu account deck Sanitarium lu San Francisco are tiving to make it appear that \ Qf abuse. The average cost of enuh is getting along uicely and was lo “ Diekev ’ Davis nnd others among , .,, . ,, • , . . , ,, “ child to the society is $50 which m- leave the hospital yesterday- The the literary correspondent« who went to Cuba during tho war with ’ cl,ldes transportation with escort operation, which involved the re board, clothing and enreful super- moving of seveial of the bouesof Spuiu showed the white feather. the ear was a delicate one, but Poor old King Eddie! The doc visiou until of age. ill some cases proved a success and Mr. Rasmus tors have cut off his liquor aud to children must ho replaced several sen's physician expect that he will bacco, and ago has destroyed his en times before a periuauont home can have peimaueut relief from tile joyment for flirting. No wander he lie secured. Tho money to carry affliction. devotes so much time to royal eti- i forward this work is received wholly IM m h l« mid U ciillf. quot; he lias to kill time some way. from individuals,who bythe payment “ A pill's a pill,” says the saw. But of $1 each year become social mem there are pills aud pill. You want a James B M arrow Foully Murdered. bers of the society $5 paid consti- pill which is certain, thorough and Mysterious and tragic in the ex tutes ou an active member, $25 a gentle. Mustn't gripe. DeWitt’s treme was'the taking off of James B. Little Early Risers tiil the bill. Pure- Morrow, a well-known East Side life member. The liability to dis ly vegetable. Do not force but ns- 1 young man. who fell at the hands ease aud disaster is greatly lessened sist the bowel« to net. Strengthen ! o f an assassin at 12:30 o'clock this bv this method as the children are and luvigonite. Small nnd easy to m iriit g while oil his way home, maintained separately. Their good take. R. S. Kuowlton. after u avius, juissed the evening in traiuing begins the day they are re Company of Miss Leah Illidge, at j im : a f c h l . ♦he home of her family on East Six-1 ccived, by placing in some good .. . . , , OPTICIAN' teenth street. He was shot down family to board until a permanent A|j f(>gtg solicited —no charge, on East Sevei Seventh street, near Mill. | home is secured where they are Glasses only first-class quality The bullet took effect iu the left eve ! adopted ns own children. This is Prices to suit the times. Calls Hiitl puhscnl through the brain. * titiywhere on request to do so. Death must have been instantao-1a work “ “ can not pn8ft« # ' u ^ r ' Myrtle Point, Or. eons. The Coroner nnd the police ! *>«l’s- hut «11 can assist by contribu- * *• » — are workiug on the case. Sensational ting of the means God has blessed A F^are Bargain. development« seem probable. j them with. And as this is near Any person who desires a cheap | Thanksgiving how can ran we better All Quia! at Colon. ! show onr thankfulness than bv do- desirable farm on easy terms, a place Colou, Columbia, Nov. 21 — The " M,i"bT something to help some less of IliO acres with fair buildings, Citv of Colon was perfectly quiet all fortunate than ourselves. As we good orchard, sufficient bottom laud yesterdav and last night. It ¡H j Rather about our bountiful tables to keep from 15 to 20 cows, iu a good neighborhood, not far from claimed in behalf of tho Liberals Kr> '“ ''» d ">th, P'«nt? “• » that there has been no unseemly ! ffood cheer to The Oregon creamery should call at the office of behavior. Foreigners aVe being ‘J 'ild r , n s 'orne society No M M, A. J. 8herwood * -«►- * respected, and transit across the ' M,' r-1'"‘'“ Building ! ortland. Ore- *1 riijMifitm Isthmus m uninterrupted. The *'>«» And thus help a child to find “ I hav taken Kodol Dyspepsia postoffices, prefecture, all the other * “ onie- Cure and have never used anything government offices, and nearly all North Fork Items- in my life that di 1 me the good that the commercial houses, were closed ____ did.” says County Physician Geo. W. yesterday. Mrs S. O. Johnson has been on S-roggs of Hull County, Ga. “ Be the sick list for the last two weeks. ing a physician I have preseibed it Thanksgiving Services Miss Nora Moon has come heme and found it to give the best results.” to s|>end Thanksgiving with her If the food you eat remains undi There will be union Thanksgiv- folks, gested in your stomach it decays ing services held at the Presb, Mr. Hartley has been making there and poisons the sy -:em. You terian chinch. Nov. 28 at 10:30 a. frequent visits up the River !o..ks cau preveut this by dieting but that means starvation. Kodol Dyspepsia ni Rev. 1. B Ford of Eugene City rather suspicious, will preach the sermon. Mr. Kinricnlt and his cat arc Cure digests »li t yon eat. You L»t the people «11 come out and keeniug bachelor’s hall need suffer from ueither dyspepsia observe this day of Tl auksciving. The socialists on the River are nor starvation. The worst cases W. B. H olcomb . going to organize a club. quickly cure. Never fails. R. S. Pastor of M. E. Chinch. M othrr G ocwe . Kuowlton. Just Arrived Celluloid v Toy Trunks, trays aud compartments, exact ifâ ifl duplicates of large guuatWM oues> 25c to ? 1.00. Ccccs. Toilet Sets, Shaving Sets, Work Boxes Manicure Sels Cuff and Coller Box Photo Cases Albums Jewelry Boxes Glove ami Handkerchief Boxes Smokers’ Sets Sera)) and Autograph Albums Etc. Etc Etc, Air Guns Bow aud A nows Boys’ Tool Chests Boys’ Garden Sets Childrens' Knife aud Folk Bells Rattles Masks Mechanical Toys Engines Trains Trunks Surprise Boxes Wagons LINING UP! I f= Toy Hammers, cast steel, 5c. With the prospet Do U sc them lining s >xlugs filled up with (Jeluloid amt Rattan Plioto Holders, of geting thes sox and H I 51 thes for the least Decorated in gold and ribbon, $1. sumthiug that is gud. I \ ¿jf-A time to giv them acorn mouey ami at tho sam Colored Crayon Pen jrr visit our Holida Depart plete satisf.axion, U shud cils, 0 assorted colors, ¿1 nothings, sumthings for ment. Sum'hings for in a telescope box, 5c nothings, sumthings for 1 cent and many things for 5c, 10c, 15c up to several dollars! U SHUD CUM AND SE! Celluloid Cuff and Collar Boxes, Smoking Sots, Shaving Sets, Handkerchief Boxes, Toilet Cases, Albums and all kinds of fancy ar ticles. Surely we can suit youf DEFIANT HOY ! Wheu Santa Clause comes around I want him to fill my sock up with the toys from Kaneuiatz's. Sets “ “ <» others! China Drinking Mugs, Floral and Gold decorations, 5c. Holiday Goods, Toys, Etc. . . . . 50c Coy Garden Set, consisting of a hoe, spade and rake, made of wrought steel, good size, for 25 cents. Trumpets Kitchen Sets Sad Irons Dolls Banks Buggies Moving Animals Buckets Ten Sets Musical Toys A B C Blocks Toy Books Etc. Etc. Etc. Tm Kitchen Set, consisting of 24 pieces of useful kitchen utensils, per box, lil cents, CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, 5 cents aud up. Dro-sed Rubber Dolls, 25 cents. Chill’s Silver • cínife, fork unit Spoon set,trip li ooden Top, nicely paint ed, 6c. Medium Sized Dressed Dolls, jointed, neatly dressed in all costumes, 25c. Tinsel Garland, 5e per yard. Mechanical Locomotive Engine, large size, 2o . Shavin" Mugs, Decorated in Gold, uuiqu.- pattern. 2 >c. Toy Horns and Ti urn- a toy pets, Hnely dec0. hildren’s Cups and Saucers. Flors! and G iM D -orations, 5e. mted m colors 5e ; Geu. - Mustache C-.’ ps and Saucer«, bea itifudy d e ri 1 in Floral de signs, 25c. Decorate ! China Cuspidors, 50c. Bobaiuim Glass-Handled Basket» for trinkets une« ii . : gi and Deal shades, 25c. Hy_ » UnKcf « Toy Watches, with chains, 5 rents. Children’s A, B. C plates, 5c. Doll Bug gies of all kinds. 40c, 50c, $1.00. 12 inch Opal Glass Bowls, Bohemian manufacture, au exquisite parlor! piece, $1.00 English China Bread and Milk set, extra value, 10c. S Tinsel garland Ornamental figures Caudles Candle holders Bills Etc. Etc. Etc. i Toy Sad Iron, Mrs. Pottr’ pattern, detachable handle, 20c. Steel Express Wagon, $1.00 to $125. Getting Reacia Santa. .Yavolties. Pocket mirrors, with cover, easel back 5c. Hassocks Neckties Handkerchiefs Fascinators Shawls Bnskets Wall pockets Knives Mirrors Perfumes Stand covers Purses Silk finish spools for WASHING POWDER * Jr r CLEANS EVERYTHING* crochet cottons, 6 25 cents. Stockinet, dress shields, per pair 5 cents. S«a Island twines, in all colors, per ball, 5 cents. With every package of Gold Dust we give away one bat of Fair- bunk's Sonp F R E E . Just Received! A man ufacturers' sample lot i of all-wool men's un- derware, cheap as dirt. I — Nickel Thimbles, all sizes, 2 for 5 cents. Curling irons, small, large and medium, any rize, 5c. Embroidery Hoops. 4 inches to ft inches in iiliametor, anv size. 5c. Stamped linen doili s. nil sizes, 5 cents to 15 cents. W e G ive a 1 Mano .V way .Kree . Kid Bodied Dolls, 12 inches to 2<> inches, 25 cents to $150. i M l 16630478 Coin Purses, 3 for 10c. Tov Carpet Sweeper; not a toy, but small, does practical work, 25c. pm | i .teli, Zoe. ¡China Wan1. Cups and snusers Vases Lec'mouade sets Wine sets Dishes Cracker jars Rose bowls Sugar bowls Table sets Dinner sets Cuspidors Cake dishes Etc. Etc. Etc All Glass Table Castors, 25c. Steel Locomotive and Passencer train 21 inches l mg Kites 'bina Mush Bowls, So I will take no Crochet Hooks, 2 for 5 cents. Egg shape stocking darners 5c Corn popper 10c. ■^9 Demon squeezer 10c. Glass Lemon extractor Compas saw 10e. Pinket Combs 5c, and 10c. English pearl buttons, any size, per dozeu 5 cents. Amerienn Plate looking lass, 10x17 inches 50 cents French basting cotton. 2 spools for 5 cents. A n ot h er J. S. ï^anematz. INDUCEMENT Cljiija Set Free.