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About Weekly coast mail. (Marshfield, Coos County, Or.) 1902-1906 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1903)
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According to infoisiinltuii received by iutlmatu friends of Hniiator Mitchell in thin city, ho H nt preiwit In n most critical conllt(on, r.iul peilous ri'ttiltH uro feared. Bach fimn nro onJGrtuliiwl of tint re sult of hla ill nt' (if, that his von, Lli-utcn-aritfllrumK. Mlluhull, of Vancouver banarks, hai been etinunonoil to Wnith PKton D, U., liuvini; left fur that jilncn f ThutmUy tihiht. An effort was undo to r-iavitiit knowledge- nt his departure, ni it retires tliu iiiiehttlou o (ho tenousucBS of his father's condition. Should thorn ho no Improvement In tlio tltiiat!oii,ftiil the wicanry in the icmtlorelilp uctur within two weeks, thy ivuatorial outlooK Intro would I o on 1 1 rely tiliAtigud. In n pnlltfcnl wrty 1 0 pertp4ctivn Is tnot UiUrestiiu, unit PbiImjli would prtuvnl tint iiiont com pliriallng nllrtation over ttltneteod In t)m ttaU. . It is generally conceded ihut no oloct (on of runalor will occur her.) until tlio nit of the tr if Ion. hut thould It hu nec essary to olect two ntmnture, th) ruaulto mishthu expedited in n manner iur prldng to tlio tucpcctcd "dark hortcr," vrhonro now couaider'id tlio n:ojt like ly w'nnor of tlio contest. iioardln Senator Mitchell's condi tion, Concreseman Malcoin Moody, told n friend at the timo hn was hero attend Inc thn Iu110r.1l of Con(;rosiiunn Tchj'i'o, that the opinion hud hbun exprcscod in thn intldnnl cipitnl th tt on account' of thn rompllcnliou of d (caret ultli which Mr. Milcholl Is tllllctcd, It was feared ho could not titivivo threw month long er. Ily a (rent imtny tliu ptein tllhi r.tch ol hWjIltncss w.ti couKiuonlly not ur. expoctol. , Fl '$" LOCK (Copyright, 1WI, by I.llllan r. rntchal. "Well, my hoy, your cateh Isn't very hlj; today, Ih It?" Juno Dc-voro Wih Intorctited In tho huiK lino of ImyH IImIiIuk on tho pier, filio Khincud down In funuHcment from under her milled puiiihoI, not nt thn htieelliiK llsuro In knlclseihocltcrH, hut nt tlio HinHll hoar, neHted In nenwecd, where Hiiulnucd homo two Inch JcUIIuh. ."Thin Iwn't catch: U'h hull," enmo In pecullurly mnotherod tones from under tho i;olf cup. ,A pair of twluldlnir, hoylnh pyes (citiiiied with reit Inlercht tho dainty tu eh of tho colonial clad fool hctildo him, with tho llitl;y foam of luce hll lowing iiIiovp, whllo IiIm lirown tlngerH 'htihliHl thciiiHclven with tho halt. Hut tho ttweet voice nhovo hltp hroko with pain and pity. "Oh, uonio of them nro nllrc, nnd thoy'ro hucIj tlnjr hnuy fleh. PIciibo put them hack lit tho water. Won't you, iiletiBo?" Now, Frnnlc Trultt hurt procured the halt at considerable cxponuo of time and trouble over in Shark river, homo dlHtanco Inland from tho ocean, so ho naturally hesltatod. Seeing this, tho plrl oncned her uurso. ft.(TM?f)lH stem "Hfo hrre," dhc wtltl, with n wlnulnn Hinllol "I'll j:lv6 you thin If you do. It will buy enough taffy to tnriko you nnd all your frlmubi hero HI." And film held n hi'lrtjit coin down 'toward tho iHlnlifnlly ltowcd head, her. pitying eycrt ntlll intent 011 tho baby Icllllcrt. Frank' frlendH wero wont to nay that IiIh bump of humor won tho uum fully dovcloped on IiIm cranium. Anr how nt thin particular Juncturo It nlrani;lcd bin coiiKcleneo. "Ily Jove, It'M worth ltuch a hugo Joko to recount at tho club!" ho thought a with npparont rvliictiuico ho dropped tho Innocent frenh water tc fillers Into their mippoRedly nntlvo element. "Tho rent, you nee, nro ijulto dead," raid ho humbly, with tho nlr of a ro tnomeful culprit. "H'n too bad, but thank you r:o much. You aro a nlco boy." And for tho fliHt tlmo hIip lookcil at him mjuiiroly, hold ing out tho coin once more. A nleuder blown hand ntolo up nnd graHpeit tho money greedily. Then "tho nlco boy" 10110 to bin fct, unfold Ing before her dlnmaycd eycn 11 h ho did no live feet ten of manculluo Hint (ire, whllo ho (lofTcd tho cap and din t'loMcd it clffar cilt, iuuntichel face, whono mirthful oye nbot laughing L'lunccN towahl her Unfiling cheekH. "Oh, I thoughtI never drcamed" And oho lied down tho pier toward tho hotel. When latt flutter of her white frock hnd disappeared In tho crowd along tho bonnl wiill:, ho replaced bin cap nnd turned the half dollar uffectloiintcly In bin hand, Hhaklng tho whllo with quiet laughter. . From examining tho prize ho fell to iicrullnlxlug the hand which held it. It wan flii. rather Hinall, but deceptive, an Moiuo of IiIh collego oppoucntK hnd learned to their norrow. "It In 11 kld'H hand," ho mild In )Ib i:unt, "or n woman'ii, hut doctorH offt-n hnvc Utidrralzed flHtH I wonder why." Tho tucKtlon In biology remained un solved, for bin Ninull nephew rau up with a catch, exclaiming: "flee, uncle, what kind of fish h' thin?" "Hltip, with brown nplnnhci in 'cm," wan tho reply which myvtllled Frnnlc Junior, "f'ouie, my lad. I promlned your mother to have you nt tho hotel by R." An tho little fellow trotted by bin ride, carrying proudly aloft bin ntrlng of three Hinall wealulnh, bin uncle glanced down a,uil Said quizzically: ' "My boy, yotit catch Un't very big today, lu II?" "More'it you'vp pot " wnH tho rturdy rfPly. "I don't ;nnw nlwut that." And tl.J nian'fi eyon wjftonetl with n gr?.ti remembrance, "t caught a grunt Owl trxliiy " "Wimt waa It?" naked tho boy breath ketly. "A tHviullful view, n glitupHo Into wouilerful (lepthi, 11 womnn'H hoiill" "I HUiioho you mean the tnermnld," the child umldcd wlHely. He dreamed fairy Ulonn too. Hut Trultt did not recount his adven ture nt the club that night. "lurry, June, dear! Frank In trninp lug tlio library carpet thrcadbaro In bin inipiitlcucc, and tho carriages aro wait ing." , Aunt Snrn was In high excitement. Oho hovered over tbo.brldo with little motherly dips. "And to think it's nil my doings!" nbe niurnniriil, proudly'tiurvqylnR tho girl's glowing beauty, n rosy aurora, with tho llliny cloudu of tho veil about her. "I always an Id you two wero made for each other, and then when nt last I did get you together .down nt Fern Villa you wero .no horrid to Frank I Why, I waN almp.st in dcupulr. Hut now go, and (Jotl bless you!" "You are u dear nuntlc" tho teuder llpH pressed the wrinkled fnce "and liavo been a mother to me, but I think our match was Uod'n doing, not yours or mine." Anil nho floated In her trail ing cloudH of glory down the stalrn. As he looked up and aw her coming tomothlug ro.u In Ids throat and choked the llatterlng words that would have :len to I1I1 lips, A great humility cnuio over him, 11a It docw to every nianly fol low to follow whom 11 woman forenkes .ill cine. An they turned nftcr tho holomn cere mony, arm In arm, and pntibcd up tho qIhIo to tho Jubilant NtraltiH of "Faith ful and True," he whlfipcrcd into tho jpray of nrango blntKomii that drooped near his left shoulder: "Well, llttlo wife, your catch Isn't ,-ery big today, Is It?" LILLIAN P, PASCHAL'. . &HE X VCK. OF ' ' 'BLACli.'BOA'RV HAfffflGAf) Copyright, 1WJ, by J. AV. llarrlnston. Urtiiulg.tn was down on his hick. Ulaekboards of tho tight kind wero getting henrcer ami searcoc, and thu November nlr hud a way of nipping thu cars and noso which was not, plciuiant. Haunlgati wan 11 wandering painter. Ho had once been proficient as 11 do Hpollcr of Bceuery, as many of tho leg ends which now adorn tho IJuckeyol latulBcapo und proclaim tho mcrlta of pluU pellets nnd condition powders will testify. Rum had got tho upper hand of Hnnnlgan. Ills hand was no longer!. ntcady cnougbjito follow ho conllguraf t jgrjMOf , Iqttcro jrvon iWbtn they. vcro cnitifccn out by" steadier "flngefB, but; Hnnnlgan could ntlll paint blackbonrdn.' There won r time when nroimd tlio walls of ovcry district achool In south ern Ohio thero wan painted a dark dado, on which tho pupils worked out their arithmetical nnlvntlou. Mr. Hfinnlgati tin ho ntrodo along tho tracks wan muttering to himself about tho pervernlty of fortune. Ho hnd Hpbnt nearly bin lant cent for material. Ha hnd been to threo hcIiooIIioiihcs, and In nch ho had been confronted with nlahn of nmoothly pollsbod nlnto whlolt covered tho plantercd wall. Tho ngfnt of a Chicago richool mtpply cointiany had preceded Hannlgan and hnd douo him much Injury. At tho last school house tho tcachor had smiled pityingly ! when tho decorator talked of tho ovll! which hnd como upon him. Bbo hnd unclasped from n long chain which sho wore 11 stiver mounted rabbit's foot and hud Insisted upon tho nstonlohcd paint- uncle's counting room, hung up bis hat er'n accepting it. nnfl proceeded to mrtnagc the buincx Now that Hannignr was nloue again After spending some days in fninlllar hln thoughts went back to tho llttlo izlng himself with the details he called nchoolhoune, nnd the more bo thought the head of the undergarment depart about tho duplicity of tho trustees nnd went to him and fa Id: tho nlalo blackboards tho more angry 'I seo that wo nro ndvertls'lng cer ,ho became. He drew from bin pocket tnln goodn nn nil wool which wo aro tho fuzzy fetich which the teacher hnd rolling at less .than tho cost of mate given hint and In the half darkness con- rial. How Is this? Aro they nil wool?" toinplnti'd It with a look of flno iconi. "No, nlr. They nro part cotton." Hnnnlgan was walking on tho railroad ' "Cease to advertise or to sell them no track with the measured tread common All woollicrcuftcr." to tho experienced wanderer Who a vnlls "Hut our competitors" himself of that courtesy of the couipu- "Our competitors' consciences nro not ny known nn tho "tie pnss." our consciences. We nro only rcsponsi ' "Luck!" muttered Hnnnlgan. "Jim bio for ourbclves." Hunulgati walking the track with ijot n Sylvester turned hln revolving chair thing in bis pocket but a rabbit's foot to bis deck, and the head of tho under lies a run of luck, hasn't he? Where's clothing department retired with the that fool thing?" word "Fool!" Jnnudlbly uttered. Hannlgan took the talisman from hln The next head summoned wns ths pocket and threw It on the track. It manager of tho shirt department dropped near a rail, where the glint "I notice," enld Sylvester, "that we from its mounting revealed lit prcs- Arc paying n poor sewing girl so low a eiice. Hnnnlgan stooped an though to price for making a shirt thut she can pick It up again. Then be rcconsld- not intsslbly gain a living at such work. crcd. ' You will rahc the amount paid 30 per "No," sold he; "don't wnnt it; won't cent." have IL l.ct some fellow find it who , "-And go out of tho shirt business?" wasn't born to be unlucky." "Certainly, sir, If necessary. I do not. Hnnnlgan heard n shrill whlstlo and propose ,to force young girls Into Bin." the rumble of wheels. Ho stepped aside The head of theshirt department col li! a nierlratilcal wry Just In Time to ored nnd retired h confusion, evado u trnlu. He stood for n moment Thus did Sylvester proceed to reform contemplating the two fiery eyes of red his unclc'H business, nnd nt the end of which were diminishing In ftont of him. Then ho looked around him. "I was crossing the long trestle, nnd I .didn't know It," said Hnnnlgan. "Now, by gum, that Is what I call luck crossing tho trestle with no chance In tho world to get off It and splkctJ on tho r.ldca of the track to make it uncom fortable for us hoboes; crossing the trestle, by Jlng! If I hnd Jumped. I would have been drowned In twonty feet of wnter, aud If I had stayed they tfould novcr have recognized mo ex cept for this can of sawdust cocktails. Jim Hnnnlgan, you tire nn ungrateful cuss. That rabbit's foot taved you, nnd you threw It nwny. Tnls Is wiiero you seo a crayon enlargement of Jim Hnn nlgan going back to find the only thing which ever brought him luck." . He went back over the tics, dodging tho spikes, looking for the rnbbtt'tf foot. Ho could sec no trncc of it. Ho glnlved up In time to see two bulging cytj'bf red which were growing bigger Willi every second, jamen-uunuigan Jumped und cVrlckcd. Tho "Cuuuon Hall',' wns backing down on hhn, nnd he wan In tho middle of tho trestle. Ho threw himself on the track, rolled over, clasped the end of u tic In his nrniB and swuug hltubclf oft Just nn the express whizzed over bin head. Above blm was the roar of the triilu nnd beneath him tho waters of the Hocking were greed ily lapping thu wooden plies. "Talk about hard luck," muttered tho trembling painter of blackboards. "Queered for life by n rabbit's foot and a Nchoolmarm's smile." The trestle was vibrating bcuiHith the weight of the train. Hnnnlgan, with bin right arm within six Inches of the rail over which wcru rushing the wliccla of tho "Cannon Hall." felt a shiver through .every nerve of his body. He yelled curses, and the rallo gave bad; a mocking sound. He felt tho dull pain of weariness In his nrms. "Twenty feet of wnter below," moaned Haiiulgaii, "and 1 can't nwlml I couldn't draw myself up, even If the train wasn't here. Well, bo long, every body. Here Is tho end of James Han iilgun, bom n bceulc urtist, died a bum." He dropped. Tfio cold waters closed about the form of the knight of tho road, Then n moment of silence, nnd James Hauuljmn invoke. Ho thought ho wns ultUug on downy cushions aud nrouml him was poured n cooling aud a crystal flood. Hanulgnu sat bolt upright In the dark mud df the lloek lug river bottom, nnd about hint flowed two feet of tho tawny tlood. Heyond wero the dink depths of the stream. From the locomotive n few feet uhead on tho trestle- nhovo thero came 11 shower of tlery nodules. TI16 ash box wns open. In tho glow of tho fall, log particles Ilnnnignn b:iw 11 gray ob ject floating on the tldo beforo blm. Ho picked It up nnd placed It reverent ly lit the upper pocket of his coat. JOHN WALKF.U II AR KINGTON. A tftrctN.tn Old Toledo. A romarkublo Hpeehucn of ntreot, nniuliiK in Toledo, tho ancient capital of Spain, la cited by a correspondent of tho Fall Mall Gazette. It la "Cale del Diablo l'ertenco ul Ayunta(nlento," or In English "Tho Dovll Belongs to the Municipal Council trcnt" ' t ; j Compromise ; WiiK Conscience fQrlglniit. Cecil Hylvenler won nn Idcnllnt. He? Was abnocbed In the question how tb nohlovo tho greatest good to the great est number. After yrmrJi of ntudy of tho ptinelplofi of political economy nnd of tho workings of trusts nnd trades' unions ho cjtjno to tho conclunlon that tlic foundation of all gcod rested with tho ladlvidr.pl. About thla time ho Inherited n great ""'. An imclo who hnd been n ry goods mr reliant all his life had died '. suddenly without arranging his nffalrs," I ami nn Cecil was next of kin and thero wet'j no other htirn he stepped Into his the first day be went home feeling the. happiness of one who has righted a number of wrongs. He wan engaged" to an excellent young woman, Miss Ethel Orlggs, who loved, him for bis no ble Ideas, but who wuh of a somewhat practical mind herself. He told her what he had done, and, though she knew nothing of .business, something whinnered 'to her thnt It was not likely. tka her beloved could Btep in and reA form tho business of a bard headed old man like John Sylvester. She there- j fore cautioned him not to go too fast with his reform becauso In some cases they might tend to curtail the business. At the same time sho admitted thnt the. reforms were Just nnd proper. From talking about tho business they entered upon the mattt-r of how they would live after marriage and the preparation for their wedding, which was set for an early date. They had agreed on a bouse tlio cost of which wns 30,000. tThcy would .employ seven servants, bf sides tbo coicnman, ana Tina Tigurea upon spending out of tbo profits pf tho busi ness 510.000 n yedr. As this would leave between $20,000 and $30,000 in come untouched, , their cxpendlturcn would be very moderate. Still, Cecil felt that ho should spend no more 'be cause he bad dptcrmlncd to run his business not only honestly, but without grinding his employees, nnd he expect ed that this wcdld at first curtail the profits. ,- Sir months passed, during whlck Ce cil Sylvester, successor to John Sylves ter, continued to raise wages aud sell only goods that wero as represented. 11 h marriage had been deferred till ho could strike a balance nt tho end of the fiscal year nnd seo where ho stood. Ills storo wns ns full of buyers ns ever, nnd tlio sales wero visibly Increasing. He therefore looked forward to tho fiscal statement with great hopefulucss that Uls reform? had not proved unprontn- bl. When It came In, It sliowctl tunt there was a deficit of about 57,000. Syl vester noted this and set his teeth. That Evening when he luformed his sweetheart as to the result of his re form she turned n trllle pale. He at- ..Mtn.1 t Hnni!flliVA ItAI ll Ulivtnf- tllfl honesty was tho best policy aud that lllC BIOI u mm uuw Ki "" l u" K"" reform principle thnt-would surely tell, . for the next year. He tried to explain tn tin- lirtu hr nronosed to establish a -"-- --:-, ,. ,i vcr large iraue uj- uwiiiuk uuhuihj, on which tho margin, though n very , small percentage would be very largo In amount. Ethel was not convinced. lloratlon of whose condition' tho pro prletor was much Interested. At the end of the second tlscnj year, when tho brad accountant presented the statement to the proprietor, Syl vester turned pale, nis capital was sunk, nnibfor months he had- realized J that his business had grcntlyfallen off. When bo imuartc'd tho uuwelcomo or well sausneu wuu wiu pruiK-vi, . ftJii'otc'Jvia'iyWavflrf'Vfli?;-!) twctelly s Cecil proposed that, as their ; KSms&SSA mode of living wns to bo based on Uo ijJft?Tii ?IM? proata of his business, they should do- MWfmVsWM'i fer the wedding for a year. J "J I tt ff ftt rTg i 1 H O I S A The year rolled round, during which P VVMM the Iioufo of Sylvester continued to fWMWmftmwM puy fair prices for goods and fair .WCT;Mw!MM wasw to 'employees, especially the I tScMWK(r?HS lalcuwomcii nnd cnshglrls, In the nine-I A2AwWllu ...... ... .. .. 'r.r.v"i'.7'..-v-rT"vi.vjf'rJ'-,:rv" v 'I t 1?. P. N .v. f t NJSW8 DKALKU AND AOKJJT Latcflt Han K run d n 1 i I 0 fl. All thn OIj T T L K Jl Y A N I) rm 1 II Subscriptionfl for nil p a p 0 r s and I'll) Iri'i e W - HJ - H - WlMfr - HK J L U-MBER WWHHI 1 H-H-i That is what we have to sell, and we can fill all orders for any and all kinds'- THE QUALITY is guarantee and the price is right. OUR STOCK INCLUDES m$ niiwm ntiiiiMii iwmit n n nn airi 1 r " ' ' anything required in Eir, Spruce, Jled and White Oedar. ceeaes r illVIPSOrM LUMBER GO. I j-' r j - J Phone Main 151, 44--H-IW'-W-H-J'W-H- 4M I trtrm mmmmm- news to Ethel, she said: "You havo been a theorist long enough. You stlU Jiavc your uncle's prestige. Be a business man and re gain what you have lost" Sylvester was really n bright fellow nnd set about rebuilding the business. He and Ethel were married ncd lived for Kevcral years In n cottage. Now they are millionaires, Not having, car ried out what their consciences dictat ed, they have compromised the mutter by giving literally to charity. ELISE BUISEON. -- Nasal CATARRH In nil Its iU-os tb(to ihould t clctnUceia. Ely's Cream Balm ctc&ai,oothMtnilhea!i tUo diseased membnni. It cure citinh and drirta way a cold iu tho tend quickly. Cremm Balm U pltwd Into tho nortrlls, sprttdi qt7 the membrue and Is absorbed. Ite.UfLjlci acdUte and a cure f oIIotts. It is oat drjfn; doe Uliporlvllllll TruiW,ioceiiab7E4fi. E.'.Y 1JKOTUER3. J Warren Street, Xew Yosto Our Iiloatlily Publication will fceep you posted ea our Vo:k and methods. Hailed Free to the I vv 5 ADVERTISING JV1AN : f responsible house. rA3y-SVi4tl. .,,,-,.. . .nsnr The Parlor M&tofi. 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