Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, December 09, 1902, Image 2

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SHOT IN COLD BLOOD-
Drew Doyle Accidently Killed-
Our New Sawmill.
T uttle
Temperance
House.
Academy Note*.
G. Lovell, the Columbia river
O d last Tuesday, Drew Doyle,
The following excerpts wo take
Tbe Academy acknowledges an
9, 1902 from the Daily Coast Mail of Sat­ i while engaged in slashing ou his sawmill mau whom wo reported h
increase of several new members
| place in the Bear creek settlement few weeks ago as being bare with a this week.
urday aud Sunday:
Tbe Commercial De.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
About 10 o'clock last evening, in with his brother, Cash, he cot so »jew of bailding s mill or par. artmvut has been more then
chssiog
one,
has
returned
and
con­
alder
tree
about
teu
inches
in
a back room of the Clnymoore sa­
oubled and other classes have
0. F. Dean, Editor and Proprietor loon, Doc Engle, a gambler, shot diameter which fell before being summated a deal with J. A. Collier been increased-
and
will
begiu
operations
at
unoe
Tom Barker, another gambler, s<> ent entirely off, falling across the
Missee Nosier, Collier and Beson
C o u n t y Official Paper.
that he died a few minutes after­ rcot of a lar^e wind-fall lying in a to build a new mill on a site near
cramped position. As Drew finish­ the lower end of the Collier field have entered the Normal class,
wards.
Devoted to the materiel and social o
just below town.
and others sre expected to euter it
The killing was a cold blooded ed cutting it off the tiank flew high
¿adding of the Ooqoilie Valley particularly
in the sir, coming hack with a re­
J. M. Edwards, superintendent soon.
and of Coos Comity generally,
murder.
Oocfuille Oity. Oregon.
babeorlption, per year, in advanoe, (1 .f.O
bound, striking him on tbe back of of construction, arrived by yester­
Good work is being done iu all
The story of eye witnesses is tbe bead and neck before be coaid day’s train, having come dowu by
lines nnd we have, for the most
substantially as follows: Barker get oat o f the way, fracturing tbe the Alliance, bringiug a carload of
part, a studious body.
EV II. TO BE SHOWN UP-
was dealing a game of stud pokqr skull aud inflicting injuries from paraphernalia with which to start
First Class in every respect Courteos treatment, Transient
We acknowledge visits from Mr.
iu a back room o f the saloon, which he died iu aoout au hoar.
in, among which was a boiler aud
and Regular Boarding and Lodging.
Lindberg, Rev. Haberly and Rov.
the saloon and
Clara of Hucllcity Will Ba Thrown on the Engle entered
The deceased was a young mao engine to be used ou a pile driver Strange on Monday.
The former
stopped a moment at the bar, and
Big Trusts.
whioh will be constructed nt once,
-
-
NO CHINESE LABOR.
it was noticed that he had been who was well and favorably known wheD the foundation for the mill, with a view to entering his son in NO BAR IN CONNECTION.
in
these
pnris,
being
a
son
of
the
the 8th and 9th grades.
The lat­
Washington, Dec. 5.— The sub- drinkiog heavily. He made the late D. R. Doyle, who was killed in booms, etc., will be driven.
First Street— East End of Bridge.
ter to inspect our work nnd size up
committee of the House judiciary remark that he would go back and the sawmill at this place some 20
Mr. Lavnlt is a practical mill our students.
Each
have
onr
“smoke
np
a
little,”
and
passed
committee, to which was referred
years ago.
man, having conducted a large thanks for an eucourageing, well-
Going to the
anti-trust hills, reported favorably into the back room.
His mother, Mrs. M. Lily, of mill on tbe Columbia and one iu toned little speech.
AVe welcome
table
where
the
game
was
iu
pro­
to the full committee today on Mr.
Arago, two sisters and three British Columbia for several years. these gentlemen at any time and
Littlefield's bill providing for giv­ gress, be leaned over between two brothers survive him, all of whom
This will add a goodly list of other friends who are curious as to
ing publicity to the affairs of com­ o f the players and fired four or have the sympathy o f the entire sturdy __ workers to the payroll of
what we are doing.
HAVE TH E V ER Y L A T E ST IN
fivs
shots
in
quick
succession
at
mercial combinations, with ceitain
community.
our town which will be a big help
Our youug men have lakeu steps
amendments.
Actiug
Chairman Barker, who was still seated.
One sister, Mrs. Robt. Martin- to nll^branches of business and to fit up tho old shed for a gym­
He then walked out of the side
Jenkins, of the judiciary committee,
trades.
nasium as far as its towering
appointed a subcommittee today door of the saloou, up B street to dale, o f Camas valley, attempted to
reach
here
for
the
funeral,
but
tbe
We extend to Mr. Lavell a most height ( ? ) will allow.
Broadway
and
tamed
north-
They shall
consisting of Representatives Little­
roads were such that her arrival hearty welcome aod promise to do have our encouragement and .help
field (Me ) Overstreet (Ind.), Powers
Barker roso from his chair and
was too late.
all in oar power to make his and as fur as practicable.
i f we can not suit you with what wo
.*cK we can make any
(Mass.), DeArmond,
(M o.) and walked around the table and seated
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legitimate branches of industry
kind to your order.
Clayton (Ala.,), to which all anti­ himself in another chair.
We are running short of board­
K o t lo l
c«rc.
and enterprise a success.
trust bills including the publicity
Dr. MeCormac was summoned
ing places. Any one who will tAke
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Digests
all
classes
of
food,
tones
bill, Lave been referred. A meet­ at once, but the man breathed his
The steamer “ J. Wsrron” will one or more boarders please iuform
ing of the committee has been called last a few moments after the doc­ and strengthens the digestive or­ make regnlnr trips between Gravel us directly or leave word at tbe
gans.
Cures
indigestion,
dyspepsia
for tomorrow.
tor’s arrival.
Three shots had
This we fear will
stomach troubles, and makes rich Ford and Myrtle Point on Wednes­ H e r a l d office.
The publicity bill, as amended, taken effect in bis right arm near red blood, health nud strength. day of each week, leaving at 8:30 s. be a serious draw back to the
T h e la t e s t in
provides that every corporation, the shoulder, and oco in his right Kodol rebuilds wornout tissues, m. and arriving nt Myrtle Point at school next year unless somo pro­
joint stock company or similar or­ side, the latter causing bis death. purifies, strengthens and sweetens 11 a. m. Leaving Myrtle Point at vision can be made to meet Hie de­
Cannot frienda of the
ganization engaged in interstate
Barker was a man about sixty the stomach. Gov. G. W. Atkinson 1 p. m. and arriving at Gravel Ford mand.
school form a joint stock company
or foreign commerce, and every ears of age, and wag quite well of W. Vn., says: I have used a num­ at 3:30 p. m. C a p t . J. M.B riqht ,
Manager. and pat np a good building for
such corporation which shall here­ nown on the Bay, having spent ber of bottles of Kodol and have
that purpose? Fifty students from
—
after be organized, shall tile with co ’isiderable time hero in tbe past- found it to be a very effective and
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abroad means from $50 to $150
at M r s . C . M o o n ’s
the interstate commerce commission H e had been here about a couple powerful remedy for ailments.
Gravel Ford Items-
1
each pot in circulation in our town
on or before September 1 each year o f months this time. Engle also recommend it to my friends.” R. S.
It seems to us a
a return, stating, among other is quite well known here, having Knowlton
Heavy rains prevailed the first of each session.
You will find the latest in Fall and Winter Millinery at
things, its name, date of organiza­ beer here nearly a year. Ho is
tbe week which caused the highest plain business proposition aud
tion, where and when organized, the over sixty years old.
Miss Rose Coffey, the music water we Irnva had for three years. would doubtless prove a good in­ my store.
-
vestment.
statutes under whioh organized, and
Justice Hyde held the defendant teacher, has a class of 30-odd
County School Superintendent
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp­
if consolidated, the names o f the to the May term of circuit court pupils all o f whom are getting W. H. Bunch came down from his
constituent companies and the same without bouds. He also required along nioely and are well pleased farm Wednesday to visit bis fam­
T o C u re u
iu O n e l ) » y .
ing done to order.
•
,
information concerning them. If $100 bonds for their appoarance nt with their instructor.
Take Laxative Bronio Qaiotne 'Tablets
ily.
ull druggists refund tbe money if it failsto
the concerns have been reorganized, that time from the three witnesses,
The body of Walter Clinton was
Miss Neta Herman, of Myrtle care E .W Grovo’ s signature is on each
the original corporation or corpora­ Johnson, W ilcox and ltock.
package.
brought down by bis brother Poinl, came up ou the J. Warren
tions is to be stated, with informa­
No possible motivo for the crime Jnmes on tne Alliance and was Wednesday to attend school at the
Sanderson r+iilding near the Wharf.
tion concerning them.
was brought oat either at the in­ taken to tho home of bis parents academy. Miss Alice Hartley, of
NOTICE OF FINAL SETELEM ENT.
It is also provided that the quest or examination.
on the North Fork for the inter­ the South Fork accompanied her
o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t
amount of organized capital stock
ment, which we understand will to visit friends, returning home
the undersigned has filed his final ac­
shares into which divided,par value,
Amtrlcan Sailors In Bloody Mutiny-
take place at the Norway cemetery. Saturday.
count as the executor o f the estate of R ob­
ert M. Strang, deceased, and the county
whether common or preferred, the
The pnpils o f the Rnral Acad­ court has set Wednesday, December 3,1902,
Tbe Morning Oregonian o f the
distinction between the amount is­
Queenstown, Dec. 5.— The British 1st inst contains an extensive emy gave au entertainment Satur­ that being the third day of tne 1902 Decem­
sued and outstanding amount paid
ber term of said court, ns the day for hear­
ship Leicester Castle, from San write-up of this part of the county day night. After Ibe literary ex­ ing
objections to said final account and the
in— how much, if any, paid in cash
Francisco, July 26, arrived here to­ by their speoial correspondent, C. ercises part of the boys had quite a settlement o f said estate.
and how much, if any. in property,
Dated this 4th day o f November. 1902.
day. Her commander reported that E. Ponton, whom we mentioned spirited debate. The question dis­
DAVID T. STRAVQ ,
and if paid in property, the time it
cussed was, “ Resolved, That Pov­
on September 20 three American a couple of weeks ago.
Executor estate o f Robert M. Strang, de­
These
was received in payment shall be
ceased.
seamen mutinied and Capt. Peattio papers are kept on sale at the erty, rather than Riches tends to
stated. The indebtedness, its na­
and his second officer were shot, tbe news stands anil should be pur­ develope Character." FranklFish,
ture and for what purpose incurred
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
latter fatally, after an encounter chased by our people and scut to Albert Fish, Gordon Shepherd,
is to be given, also a statement of
Pepartment of the Interior, Land Offloo at
and
Taylor
Bunch
were
tbe
champ­
with
the
mutineers,
who
left
the
friends.
Tbe H erald expects to
the assests at their present cash
Roseburg, Oregon. October 2,1902.
ions of poverty, and Jas. Hervey,
ship on n raft in mid-ocean.
give the article in the future.
market value, giving the elements
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH IT
Jr., Will Coleman, Mack Baker
Captain
Peattie
gavo
tho
names
the
following-named settler has filed
upon which the mnrket value is
and Fay Hervey defended riches. notice o f his intention to make final proof
of the mutineers as W. A. Hobbs,
based.
in
support
of his claim, and that said proof
The judges, K. H. Hansen, Ed
Ernest Sears and Turner. They
will be made before- L. H. Hazard, County
In the eyes of Twentieth Century culture is con­
It also required that the total
Lamb
Bnd
Lawson
Lawhorn,
rend­
Clerk,
at
Coquille, Oregon, on January
wore all shipped at San Francisco.
earnings and income, operating ex­
sidered a necessary accompaniwent of good
8, 1902, viz: Isinb 8. Flinn on H. E. No.
ered
a
decision
in
favor
o
f
riches.
Tbe second officer, Mr. Nixon, was Thia signature is on every box of tbe genuine
l fo r the 8 ^ N W * . N>* S W ^ Sec. 32,
penses, interest, taxes, permanent
There is in the neighborhood of 9979
breeding and a good education, therefore
T. 27 8., R . 10
shot while attempting to rescue the
Laxative
Bromo*Quinioe
™
>
m
«
improvements, net earnings, divi­
forty pupils attending tbe academy.
He names the following witnesses to
the Organ aud Piano haue become almost a
captain. In tho darkness the muti­ the remedy that corea a
prove
his
continuous
residence
upon
and
dends declared, with rate and date,
There will be bn entertainment and cultivation o f said land, viz: E. N. Harry,
neers got a few planks nnd formed
necessity
in every household.
during the preceding 'July; salaries
debate on tbe evening of Dec. 20th. o f Sitknm, Oregon; John H. Flinn. of Fair-
a raft and launched it from the ship,
The question is to get the best instrument
of officials and wages of employes
view, Oregon; R. A. Easton, of Sitkiun,
No
admittance
fee.
All
come.
which was then about 300 miles
Oregon; W. A. Flinn, o f Fairview, Oregon.
for the least money. In this the freight item
be disclosed. It is provided further
J a c k Y a d k in .
I. T . BRIDGES, Register.
north of the Pitcairn Islands. Tho
that the treasurer or other officer of
enters largely into consideration.
captain searched for tho raft the We don’t sell Klondike gold mines
concerns affected by the bill having
next day, but it was not sighted, nor Standard Oil stock but so for
the requisite
knowledge shall
and it was surmised that it went to
as we go, every­
answer ou oath inquiries that may
pieces.
thing we sell is
be made iu writing, under the
Cnptain Peattio added that Hobbs
just as deairble
haue solved the problem by combining the best
direction of the Interstate Commerce
tssk in its way. Our
Commission, relative its financial was the actual murderer of Mr.
makes of the country under one management
Gloves, Neck wear,
^condition or to its capital stock. Nixon, whom he shot through the
and shipping in large quantities at lowest pos­
Dealers Q U A L IT Y and Q U A N T IT Y nud lowest fifeure.
heart.
The
Captain
himself
was
Hats, C o l l a r s ,
Such answer is not to bo used as
Ladies’ and Gents’ furnishing goods, dry goods, men’s
sible rates. They handle some thirty different
Cuff's, Umbrellas,
evidence Against the person making shot twice, but had quite recovered
nobby suits, latest style boots aud choes. Groceries, home
makes of Piano, among them the famous
Canes, Etc., all
it, except iu prosecutions under the when he arrived here.
roasted coffees, tobaccos and cigarB,
We are tbe ones
bear the imprint
When the chief officer discovered
proposed net.
that brought prices dowu.
W e b e r , G h ic k e r in g , V o s e , K i m b a l l ,
of
quality
and
the
A tax of one per cent per annum that throe men bnd mutinied, he
mustered
the
rest
of
the
crew,
in­
impress
of
style.
We
never
fail
to
M
y
r
t
l
e
Poifit.
J
.
M
A
C
H
A
D
O
,
is imposed on so much of the cap­
M i l t o n , W h i t n e y a n d H in z e .
ital stock outstanding which is not tending to await daylight and cap­ follow the fashions.
ture
the
mutineers,
but
the
latter
Organs from $55 upwards, Pianos from $175
fully pnid in cash or other property
fl^ED SLAGLE. Tailor.
at its full cadi market value nud | escaped in the interim. The captain
upward. Foi particulars enguire at “Herald”
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provision is made for collecting the is unable to account for the mutiny. § ( oiim (lie C o u k I i xi■■ «1 w o r k * o fT lh « ;
Office, Coquille, Oregon.
f ••Id.
tax. Anv concern contemplated in He thinks it was the intention of
Lavative Uroino-Quinine Tablets Cure h
tho
men
to
murder
the
officers
and
this bill fa-1 g to make the return
Stands for satisfaction guaranteed or money Jefunaed. Ojas. Grissei), Wholesale Hepreseijtctive, 351 Washington Street
cold in one day. No cure no pay. Trice
ns require.! . 1er this bill and any others who refused to join them, 25 cents.
Portland, Oregoi).
concern faibug I > pay a tax imposed and take the Bhip to Pitcairn Island.
It is said that Hobbs came from
is to be re strained on the suit of the
United Slates from engaging in in­ Illinois, Hears from Idaho, and
terstate or foreign commerce. It is James Turner from Portland, Ore.
made the duty of tho Attorney-
The mutineers took a week’s pro­
One hundred aud three and one-
General, at tho request of tho Inter­ visions with them on tho raft.
Never comes to the customers buying their goods at
Evening Shawls and Slippers.
Fine Cashmeres for the
half acres, about 60 in tho bottom.
state Commerce Commission, to en­
evening
dress.
Beautiful
trimmings,
Laces,
Ribbons,
Tailor
The
whole
place
cleared
except
3
W
t
i
l
'
i
In
a
iiaMr'.'
force tho provisions of the proposed
About 200 Suitings, Poplins.
net and suit may be brought in any Everything is in the name when it acres in tho bottom.
bearing fruit trees. Five miles of
District Court in tho United States comes to Witch llazol Salvo.
E.
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at the eloction of the Attorney-Gen­ C. DeWitt k Co. of Chicago, dis­ Myrtle Point; 2 miles from post
eral where an offending concern has covered some years ago, how to office nnd creamery. Gallon W ill­
For every dollas you tender the house you get ita equiu-
a place of business. Provision is make a salvo from Witch Hazel that iam Hall, at the premises.
lent in value.
made that the Interstate Commerce is a specific for piles.
For blind,
Commission shall prepare and pub­ bleeding, itching and protruding
The business we do has been built on these principles,
lish n statement showing a list of piles, exzeina, cuts, burns, bruises
and it is on these principles we stand.
corporations and disclosing their and all skin diseases DeWitt’s -Salvo
condition.
has no equal.
This bus given rise
Tho bill does apply to any con- to numerous worthless counterfeits.
Riverton.
corn the amount of capital stock of Ask for DoWitt’s— the genuine.—
Dry Goods. Groceries. Boots and Shoes. Flour and
It. 8, Knowlton.
which does not exceed $500,000.
d • Stock in all Departnents complete-
Office in Riverton Hotel.
Carrie Nation harangued
the
Boers Martyred Like Irish-
per pie nt the horseshow ou the
crime of overdressing.
Carrie is
New York, Nov. 30.— F. W. Reitz, billed to appear nt the Palm Room
ex-Secretary of State of the South of the Waldrof-Astoria and lecture
deprives you
African Republic, was one of tbe
i tho crime of underd ressi ng.
speakers at a meeting tonight held Carrie needs n straight-jacket dress­
your dear ones.
here under the auspices of tli6 Clan ing.
Show your love for the one who
Na Gael in commemoration of the
Ex.Queen Lilioukalaui will make
gone by providing n monument
Manchester Martyrs. He declared
campaign in
that the Boers, like the Irish, had another lobbying
worthy the memory of that one.
'
• >cen martyred.
The only reason congress this winter for fluancisl
A U q c inon'Miii iit . r s sm«>M
| >.vo term, >'rrc signed, he an id, reli'-f. Bv tin I'M" wi- pi n-non ¡ill
murk.-r, whichever yuo choose nt
It/ it h i fear that the laoe would our Ex-Qni-eii», Ex-Snhaim. Kv-1
this
place., will'sl.i w the hr
Kings,
Kx-t'lr.
t-
.
i
i-l
mniif
■
>
«
mi­
b» e ,t >rmi:iat*d through the dentil
ment. of fimt-'-hiss des 11 .
of the "vi.••¡' ii and children in the no »ill i ccd a p menu for Kx-
connnnlration camps, where 25,000 Uncle Ham.
workmen.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
f,RYGO )DS, GROCERIES
had perished.
WANTED:—A TKLNTWOKTHY GEN
SH ELF HARDWARE
tlemsn or le d , in «nah oountv to m .nm r
AND PROVISIONS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
S
LYO N S ’ M ILLINERY
Ladies, Misses A
rens Hats.
Lyons’ Millinery Store.
M IL L IN E R Y
{
Mrs. C. IVToon
N
M U S IC
N(
<§ sfijÆ
l
So far So Good.
The One Story Merchandise Store
Cías. Gròssa Basic Co., MarsMelfl, d rop .
B E A U T Y
A Big Bargain,
W E H A V E
Disappointment
PERRY’
STORE.
Hawkins’ Store.
£ A R L M . SLAYBACK,
Physician & Surgeon
EMPORIUM
UNDER ITS N E W MANAGEMENT
lias past Received a Full Line o Latest Styles
Ladies’ Fuie Shoes, Dress goods otc.
The Pope has issued au encyc­
lical to promote tho study of the
scriptures to stem tho “higher crit­
icism."
bnsine«* for sn old «fU b li.u rd honwi of
■olid An.noinl .tending.
A strnieht bon*
Ado weekly salary of SlH.l’ilpnid bv check
each Wednesday with nil expense. direct
from headqnarten. Monet A dvened for ‘
expenses. Mnn«(rer,.tt0 Osxlon Dlde.. Cbi. I
CSS"
Coos County Marble and
Granite Works.
CovlTLI.K, O h ZUOS.
Leneve Building
Front Street
Z. fl. STRANG Proprietor
.
Successor to C M Skeels,