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“ Ths World and its Ways ”
Coquille tferald.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7, 1907.
Fined 29,240,000.
New York Aug. 3— The Standard
Oil Company will appeal to the
United States Circuit Court of Ap­
peals from the sentence imposed by
Judge Landis today.
Chioago, Aug. 3.— Judge Landis»
in the United States District Court
today, imposed a fine upon the Stan
dard Oil Company, of Indiana, of
$29,240,000, the maximum amount
upon each of the 1462 counts of the
indictment on which that company
was recently convicted of rebating.
The Judge also recommended
that a call be issued for a special
grand jury which is to consider the
other party to rebating operations
of which Standard Oil Company
was found guilty, and it is, there­
fore, probable that within a short
time, proceedings will be commen­
ced against the Chicago A Alton
Railroad Company tor the alleged
commission of similar offenses.
The reading ot the opinion by
Judge Landis aroused almost as
much interest as the presence of
John D. Rockefeller and other of.
ficials of the Standard Oil Company
upon the witness-stand. The court­
room was crowded to its utmost ca­
pacity, and the United States Dep­
uty Marshals were finally compelled
to refuse admission to all late com-
ers.
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Teachers
:FOH A =
W a n te d .
Good. SH ave
Col. William Jennings Bryan an­
Applications will be received -by
nounces a new book of travel enti­
the
clerk of school district No 6,
tled ‘‘The Old World aod its Ways,"
which recounts his recent tour Empire, Oreg., for the position of
and assistant. References
around the world and bis journeys | principal
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through Europe. It is profusely and muat com p a n y applcations
Clerk.
elegantly illustrated with 240artistio
engravings representing men and
Men Past Sixty in Danger.
things seen in the various countries
More than half of inanking over
o f tho earth during that noted jour­ sixty years of »ge suffer from kid­
ney. Ths engravings are made from ney and bladder disorders, usual­
photographs taken by him or bis ly enlargement of prostate glands.
party specially for this publication. This is both painful and danger­
It is the monumental literary work ous, and Foley’s Kidney Cure should
be taken at the first sign of danger,
of his life, and is published under as it corrects irregularities and has
his special supervision. Hs has, by cured many old men of this disease.
special contract with bis publishers, Mr. Rodney Burnett, Rockport, Mo.,
made the retail prioe low down with writes: ‘‘I suffered with enlarged
the view to putting it witbinths easy irostate gland and kidney trouble
or years and after taking two bot­
reach of every reader and book tles of Foley’s Kidney Cure I feel
buyer.
better than I have for twenty years,
The book gives his experiences— although I am now 91 years old.”
what he saw and did—whom he met E. J. Slocum
and his impressions and conclusions.
When you wish to put in an or­
He made a profound study of men der for aome fresh groceries, don’t
and things as he saw them in this forget to ring up the Enterprise
noted journey around the world- Meat Market, they keep them.
He gives governmental, education­
al, religious and other conditions,
from the standpoint of a student and
one profoundly interested in all the
P rosper, O regon .
Agent for
people of the earth.
Successor to R. E. Nosier.
We make a specialty of handling the aboue property
and haue on our list a number of pieces of the same
which we can offer at bargaing.
coal and timber lands.
Two Doors South of Post Office
W M . ODDY, MANAGER
Coquille Transfer Co.,
W . H. M AN SELL, Prop.
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S .
Parties having hauling of any kind will receive prompt attention by call-
in Phone 116.
COQUILLE,
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K inds of
OREGON
Real
fo r th e h o s t C o o s C o u n ty C oal.
JOHN Y O A K A M ,
President-
B- B- PAULL, MANAGER
J. M W A G N E R .
• Vice President.
Successors to Dean & Morgan.
Fresh and Salt
BREAKW ATER
Meets,
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The big premium list for the
Greater Oregon State Fair, Septem­
ber 16-21, is ready for distribution,
and will be mailed on application to
all persons interested.
Prospect­
ive exhibitors should secure this
book at once.
Groceries
Sails for Portland Every Thursday
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
C. F. M’COLLUM, AGENT.
Main 34.
A. Street Dock.
Marshfield Oregon,
E ugene , O beoon
NOTICE OF G U A R D IA N ’ S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu­
ance < f an order made by the county
eourt of the State of Oregon, in and for
the comity of Coos, made and entered
in the journal of said court on the 5th
day of April, 1907, in the matter o f the
estate and guardianship of Maud A.
Harry, Edna Berl Harry, Joseph Lane
Harry, Nettie May Harry and Herbert
Lelanil Harry, minor heirs at law of
Hannah Harry, deceased, the under
signed, duly sppointed, qualified and
acting guardian of the persons and
estates of said minors, will sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder
for rash, on Thursday, the 22ond day
of August, 1907, at tlie hour of ten
o ’clock in the forenoon, at trie court
house door, at Coquille City, now the
City of Coquille, in Coos county .Oregon,
all the following described real estate
belonging to said minors to wit: Eh, of
SEJi of S. 28, Tp. 27 8. of R. 12, W. of
the Willamette Meridian in Coos county,
Oregon ; also lots numbered three, four,
five and six, in block eight of North Ad­
dition to the town of Coquille City, now
the City of Coquille, in Coos county,
Oregon. Dated in said county and state
this 20th day ol July, 1907.
G. W . H arry ,
Guardian.
BUSINESS,
COQUILLE,
OREGON
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
,
JOHN YOAKAM
Bookkeeping by the Bliss System
Actual Business from the start. I
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Fancy and Staple
Lard, Ham and Bacon
J. W. W A G N E R
It is Practical
titled conrtduly made and entered there­
in in the matter of the estate of X. O.
j Walden, deeeased, on tlieaeeond dav of
| July, 1907, notice is hereby given that
1 sra in the market for the
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,
P*,r the undersigned, executors of the estate
ehsse of good fir, or cedar claim s, L , N. 0 . W shlsn, deceased, will on and
for spot cash, in favorable locations afterSsturdav.thelOth dayof September,
Let me hear from you at once, at 1,90’ - proceed to sell at private sale, tor
I caali and subject to confirmation hv the
Port Huron, Michigan.
| above entitled coart, all of the fo lio «-
A ngus G. M ackav .
ing described real pro|>erly Imlongingto
said estate and situate in Coos Oonty,
Wool! Wool!! Wool!!!
Oregon : la>t 5, «, 7, 8, 9, 10, H , 12, 13,
W. T. Kerr wants your wool. 14, 15, 18, 17 and 18 of block 4 Bandon
Port Addition.
Will take all you hare from 1 to
Tie t the said sale will be msde by
20,000 pounds. Give him a call be­ the sa il executors at the office of their
fore you contract.
attorneys, Hedges A Griffith, in Oregon
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City, Clackamas County,Oregon, «h ere
G! A. Robinson has just received said executors will receive bids for the
a complets new line of men's n egli-, purchase of said lots or any thereof.
gee overshirts. “ F f j g
C hablis H. C u rtitin
Gaomix A. H arding
A bargain if sold toon—Steamers
Executors of the Estate of
Echo and Welcome and barge and
N. O. Walden, Deceased.
my boat business between Myrtle
Hedges A Griffith,
Point aod Coquille. Inquire of C . 1
Attorneys for Executors.
H. James, on hoard steamer.
First publication July 7, 1907.
W. T. DEM ENT
See’y & Mgr.
ENTERPRISE MEfIT CO.,
Estate
Portland and Coos Bay S. S. Line
Timber Claims.
I f you want anything in the
Coquille Valley Real Estate Co.
H andles a ll
Oyster Bay, Aug. 1.—Secretary
Loeb said today there was no change
in the plans to send a battleship
squadron to the Pacific and that the
necessary preparations were now be­
ing made.
When these are com­
pleted the voyage will begin. Loeb’s
statement is significant, beoauae it is
the first utterance to that effect from
Oyster Bay.
Loeb said there waa
no criticism whatever of Secretary
Metcalf for making the announce­
ment as be did and there is no foun­
dation for the report that Metcalf
has been asked to resign.
We also handle
real estate line it will pay to examine our list.
Central Real Estate Exchange A g e n t
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Hot and Cold Water.
RANCH A N D CITY P R O P E T R Y
T. H. MEHL & COMPANY AGENTS
"L os Angeles, Cal., July 29.—
Hay Fever and Summer Colds.
‘Captain’ Howard C. Clover, who to­
Victims
o f hay fever will expe­
day pleaded not Guilty in the Un
rience great benefit by tnking F o­
ited States District Court to an in­
ley’s Honey and Tar, ns it stops
dictment charging him with imper difficult breathing immediately and
sonating a naval officer, is said to heals the inflamed air passages
have inposed upon a lot of farmers and even if it should fail to cure
in the Coos Bay, Or., region. He you. it will give instant relief.’’ The
genuine is in a yellow package. E.
went there it is stated, as s retired
J. Slocum.
naval officer, and said he would
erect a factory for manufacturing
Teacher's Examination.
aloobol from patatoes. He told the
Notice is hereby given that the
farmers, according to the story, to
plant all the ‘spuds* they could and regular semi-annual Examination of
he would handle them, also that if applicants for State and County pa
they needed seed the government pers will be held in the Court
would provide i t
It is claimed House at Coquille, August 14-16,
that before the factory scheme ma­ 1907.
Teachers who are required to NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE OF
tured Clover got a draft for $350
REAL PROPERTY.
cashed and decamped.
The draft pass in but two or three branches
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT OF THE
was returned, it is alleged, as worth­ may arrange with the undersigned
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
less, and Clover never went baok to to attend but one day, moat conven­
COUNTY OF CLACKAMAS.
ient to them.
Coos Bay.
In the matter of the estate of)
W. H. B usch ,
N. O WALDEN, Deceased.!
County
Superintendent.
Pursuant to an order of the aliove en­
Loeb Confirms Naval M ots
Across the street from Hotel Coquille
First Class Bath Room in Connection.
Neis P, N elson.
Mi'. Price, the shipbuilder, whose
yard was recently burned out on
the lower rever, returned from San
Frucisco last week with renewed con
tracts, and will proceed at once to
reestablish and get the construction
of vessels unner way soon. The
site had not yet been decided
upon according to our latest infor­
mation, but it was thought the one
near Cody’s new mill would be cho­
sen
C u t
Chas. Moomaw’s
Buffalo Gasolene Engines
While Col Bryan traveled as a pri­
vate citizen he went with the presti­
ge of having made two memorable
The best, cheapest and most con-
contests for the Presidency of the nient power on the market,
United States, and he was every­
where recognized and entertained as
a great representative American,
having a leading part in tne direc­
Manufacturers
tion o f American affairs. He was
KNIVES AND SCISSO RS
given of opportunity for observa­
W oodm an to W elcom e Their
You can have your name and ad­
tions never before accorded to any
H eed Consul
one traveling in private capacity. dress or any picture or Lodge em­
blem you wish rn any knife you
Head Consul 1. L Boak, of the W-
If one wants to see the world, and
purchase. Call on C. W. G ilman
O. W., will arrive in Portland to­ the people who are at the head of af­
ocalL A gent
night, and tomorrow afternoon will fairs in all countries, as well as the
meet a delegation from each of the masses, he has in this book an oppor JP^TThe safe and reliable tiwn-
camps of the organization in this tunity of seeing them through the
screw
city at Woodmen’s Hall and deliver eyes of Col. William Jennings Bry
W F The New and Speedy,
an address. With the head consul an. It is sold by subscription, and
will be General Organizer Gilroy the Thompson Publishing Company
of California, and 16 state organ of St. Louis, Mo., are the fortun
C a p t. Olsen, Master.
izers.
Will make regular trips between
ate publishers. They offer an es
At this meeting plans for conduct pecially inviting opportunity to so Coquille River and S a n Phone
ing a membership campaign in Port liciters in anolhor column of this
Francisco.
land and vicinity, will be formula
N o Stop-over at W a y Ports.
Electric Lights. Everything in First
ted. It is proposed to add several
Class Style.
The reunion of Coos County Pi
hundred members to the various
camps in this city within the next oncers’ Association, and the annual
T IM B E R W A N T E D .
few months, and local members are encampment of the G. A. R. Vet­
eager to receive instruction from erans take place at Bandon this
will pay cash for timber land
those high in the order regarding yer on August 28th, 29tb and 30th
how the campaign should be con a good turnout and interesting time
L. G. BROWN,
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are {ooked for.
ducted.
Last night W ebfoot Camp. No.
65, entertained eight state organ­
izers at its meeting and afterword
ga\e them a banquet. Among the
visitors were State Organizers Yan.
ner and Kennedy, of Utah: State
Organizers Price and Hagermann
of Colorado, State Organizers Craw,
Flood and Kelsey, of California,
and
State Organizer Moon, of
Washington — Evening Telegram.
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COQUILLE PHONE, 191.
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Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS.
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J. S Barton, Abstractor.
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and Men’s Walkovers.
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earth.
EDISON
Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co
FOR GOOD
JOB WORK
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Columbia Tallying Machine and Records?
If not, you
can get them as cheap and on as easy payments at
E. C. BARKER & CO.’S
as you can any place in tbs world.
G O. DRYDEN.
We also carry a complete line
Watches, Clocks, Siluerware and Jewelrg of all kinds.
R « p a i r w o r k d o n e th a t sta y « fix e d .
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