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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1908)
Coquille Herald. E v e r y b o d y C om e J. W. LENEVE’S R B ( ilS T li A IK » ' OF SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS OF C O O ' COUNTY, OREGON The moving picture show tomor F O B T i n t Y E A H HKG1 N XI NU J U N K 1 3. 104)8 row night will give a performance, W EDNESDAY, AUG 12 1908. W H BUNCH, COUNT V Sl'P iiH lN T -N D K N T j the proceeds of which is lo be given ( for the lx nefit of the Library Asso- j N e w R oa d Building P O Address Directors 1 Year Directors 2 Y ears Directors 3 Years School Clerks ciation. An ice crenm stand will larshfield Chas. Mahoffy J. W. Russell Mrs. J. Landrith 1 E. T. Coffelt Considerable new road building be conducted by the ladies next ( [yrtle Point Frank Rider L. E. Robbins Ruben Hartly 2 Ed. Baker Arago is under way in the South Fork sec door “ The Dime.” W. F. Keller E. J. Myers Don’t f*i! to! 3 Mrs. L. R. Woodward J. B. Moomaw Coquille Geo. Welch K. D. Perkins S. Bogart! P. H¡mly tion, and with its completion there , attend. We are m aking a special io days sale on the following 4 5 T. Myrtle Point S. S. Reed jj. W. Hall Ilert Davenport Max Dement Empire will be some bad places in winter John Peterson Chas. E. Getty .). L 'oo : 6 Lee Webster Attend -The Dime” and eat ice goods in order to close them out. All these goods are new Marshfield E. L. Bessey Gt o. Witte M. D. Cutlip 7 E. W. Guptill months avoided by the traveling Coquille cream tomorrow evening and help a u d are going to be sold regardless o f cost to US, R. S. Knowlton C. R. Barrows W. T. Kerr 8 Geo. T. Moulton Marshfield public. One new stretch of high out the Library Association. J. W. Bennett J. T. McCormac W. S. McFarland 9 Jonh F. Hall \ Coquille Special price $2 85 10 Hugh Hastings Ladies whit* shirt waists Regular price $3.75 G. W. Stephenson C. R. Philips M. Gevrez way upon which a crew is engaged Parkersburg D. H. Prewett J. W, Haga J. L. Kronenberg M arried . In Coquille, Greg., “ •• “ 3.00 2 00 11 W. S. Mack Marshfield will extend from the foot of the II. Kaino Dan Matson A. Gunnell 12 Geo. Ross Aug. 5th, 1908, Mr. I. W. Daniels North Bend 1.75 Abe Van Zile “ “ “ 2.50 A. W. Myers® 13 C. E. Maybee L. F. Falkenstein Johnson hill, across the river from Riverton M. W. McCormac It. F. Smith W. J. Floyd nnd Miss Yaletta Leneve. 1 r k I 14 C. C. Price “ • • • • 2.00 Bridge the W. T. Dement place to a point Peter Axe Luther Williams Fred Nosier Z l 115 S. R. Loshbaugh Cooston Wm. Lindstrom “ “ « 190 9o 16 w. E. Homme C. C. Johnson O. H. Iverson about opposite the Maseev place, a C oquille W inner. Marshfield Andrew Santine J. P. Thomas 17 Abe Anderson Alvin Schmitt Also many others at low prices. distance of one mile. The crew of Noel Pominvile John Now land Louie Default 18 C. E. Potter Coquille The regular league gomes of base Ladies white silk waists G' A. Collier Special price $2.65 j 19 F. D. Fish Regular prices $‘i 50 S. M. Olsen H. C. Hughes workers is camped in the timbered Coquille J. F Burgess J. H. Radabaugh o 7 c 20 Geo. Henninger W. T. Miller •< ■< 3.75 Prosper bottom, where the old road to be ball were played at the bay and H. M. Russell D. Tiller A. McCue ” 1 21 F. A. Willard Fairview both won by Coquille niues, Ban- Fred Johnson 1.70 22 Willis Neely “ - “ 2.25 F. A. Pierce J. H. Flinr avoided is located, and in which Gravel Ford W. H. Hervey Frc d Most 23 W. V. Sehroeder Robt. Wagner don beat North Bend in a score of • • « 5.50 3.85 Black “ Myrtle Point there is a sea of almost fathomless H. A. Strong J. R. Devault W. E. Rackleff 24 F. E. Southmayd 8 to 3, and Coquille defeated Marsh Fairview J. D. Benham O. B. Hollenbeak White under skirts » “ 3.50 2.65 25 Otto Epps W. O. Mathews mud during the rainy season. The field 4 to 2. The game at Coquille North bend P. F. Crouch M. If. Reiher 26 Julius Nelson Fred Lundstrom » “ 1.75 1.10 27 Lee Mast McKinley new road is being excavated from between Coquille and Johnson Mill A. L. Brown Ed. Lasswell Chas. Heller Gravel Ford F. Möser 1.00 28 R. L. Weekly W. T. Bradey “ •• 1.50 K. H. Hansen nines fell to Coquille, score 12 to the hillsides above. Bandon John Stillwell L. J. Davison F. N. Sanderlin W. M. Bates 1.20 .95 29 “ White Canvas Shoes •• “ “ Sumner Chas. Selander Another piece of needed new 11. Space forbids full report. James Stock 30 F. E. Wilson W. C. Harris -- Rural J. M. Hayes L. Lusgner Misses “ “ “ “ “ “ .85 31 Cal Gant J. McD. Hayes 1.25 highway has been begun further up Dora O. G. Bunch S. C. Bunch 32 M. C. Miller Tno steamer Elizabeth arrived in Cuildrens “ R. A. Easton “ “ “ “ •> 1.00 .65 Myrtle Point the South Fork, a mile beyond the river yesterday Doon. Geo. Miller O. S. Coleman 33 Jas. E. Hall W. M. Weekly ( i N. E. Barklow H. C. Masters Ladies and Childrens Whits Hone at Cost. 34 B. Barlett G. Ward Etelka post office. This will be Marshfield E. K. Jones W. H. Morgan Mrs. Moon will soon start to Mens Suits and Pants at Cost to closs as we tre going to discontinue 35 S. B. Cutlip L. D. Smith two miles in length, and involves B. F. Hodson J. A. Smith Frank Rogers 36 Geo. W. Beale Portland overland for the purpose carrying Mens Clothing. Myrtle Point S. Brewer L. Sell 37 Mrs. Mary Brewer the construction of a bridge over Templeton Jno Benson C. Y. Davis 38 Benj. Roberts of selecting her stock of fall a D d Dress Skirts E. C. Raymond “ 7.00 • $1.25 4.65 ; Ladies Gowns reg $1.65 spec Marshfield Yellow tyeek, having an 84-foot W. H. Eickworth Rocso Biasco 39 John Biasca Fred Lilhanthal « I winter millinery. Martin Russell J. D. Bennight James Yates “ “ « 5.00 • 2.75 « >• “ 1.25 « .75 40 A. E. Morten span. The contract is one of two Myrtle Point T. E. Dickson L. C. Bargelt 41 L. A. Roberts J. S. Witaker A large assortment of straw hats “ “ “ 5.50 • 9.75 “ Colare “ .50 “ .35 42 C. D. Price Bancroft secured last spring from the county M. A. Lett B. F. Smith G. W. Crunk for men and womeD at Robinson’s. Norway Aug. H. Sehroeder J. H. Barklow “ “ « 4.50 ‘ J. D. Clinton 2,501 “ “ “ ,25 *• .15 43 Minnie McCloskey by Stemmier & Minard o f Myrtle Coquille Geo. Belloni Jas. Laird Geo. Robinson 44 John Smith Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Robison and Allegany Point, and it will afford the means Wm. Brewer Geo. W. Stemmermn 45 Mrs. M. Price Mrs. C. E. Edwards During this 10 days sale a special ten per cent cash dis' their son-in-l.iw and daughter, Mr. Banaon C. T. Blumenrother Delos Gardner A. Davis 46 W. B. Haynes of traveling on the north side of the Etelka W. H. Hayes J. D. Hayes John Neal and Mrs. John Hickara, of this city, count will be given on all sales of Dry Goods and Shoes ex- 47 W. H. Wise Gravel Ford stream without the necessity of T. Weekly Jas. A. Cotton J. L. Crosby 48 I. M. Weekly Eastside started last week for Elston, Mis cept those on special sale. E. A. Stonecypher D. E. Major J. C. Steckel 49 F. S. Reibe crossing to the south side during Remote H. S. Davis C. W. Done.v J. M. Gurney 50 G. V. Gurney souri, to be absent for Marshfield O T H E R B A R G A IN S A T T H IS S T O R E Julius Kruse high water. The other contract M. P. Fox M. J. Bowrcn 51Z.T. Siglin three or four we»ks. Bancroft J. L. Jewett E. E. Evernden C. S. Warner 52 C. F. Waterman obtained by Stemmier & Minard North Bend Wm. Waters J. H. Pinkerton Axel Ruth 53 B. F. Savage A nice line of Chambrees, and Bandon Geo. P. Topping whs completed, a short piece of road C. I. Kime Preston Stephenson 54 Jas. Mast lace collors just in at O. Willsons <fc Coquille Nelson Jones J. P. Clausen J. B. R. Shelton 55 J. R. McGee near Bridge on the Middle Fork. Marshfield E. A. Williams Carl Matson Alex Matson 56 T. G. Summerlin Co’s. A. R. Enyeart, of Gravel Ford, myrtle point i ^ ms . ---- >•<»>«---- Empire Jud Johnson 57 Frank Wyman Ira A. Albee C. A. Sehlbrede C oal Claims C on tested Mrssrs. W. A. VanScoy and H. C. was a business visitor to Coquille j August 9, 1908.— E ditor H erald : 58 Jas. Jenkins Coquille J. L. Briggs J. D. Donaldson E. W. Sturtevant Arago R. J. Hill A. Smalley J. S. Root 59 L. M. Aasen Hanck, of Portland, are here for the yesterday. j The busy week is past and Sunday 60 R. W. Bullard Bullards S. B. Anderson C. A. Goodman J. C. Taylor The coal claims located by differ purpose of placing a library with Lee Barrows II. Hansen Abe Rose Go to Land & Lyons’ a for nice morning brings the usual sound of 61 Mary M. Rose ent parlies in extreme southern our people, the ownership of which Bandon W. H. Prewett J. A. Cox E. L. Ohman A. Snead suit of clothes. They will save you ! bell-ringing at the churches; Dunk- .62 Coquille E. E. Johnson W. J. Fairman W. D. Newton . 63 Chas. E. Sehroeder Coos county, on the South Fork of is to he determined by a voting con money. Bandon G. D. De Os W. A. DeLong G. W. Rea ards, Christian, Methodist, Presby 64 Mrs. Della Cope the Coquille river, have been con test, the particulars will be given W. M. Laird Sitkum J. R. Benhain E. N. Harry Mrs. N. B. Laird D. M. Charleson, of Bandon, terian and South MethodistT one af 65 North Bend D. O. Kinyou M. Krick J. D. McGee 66 D. O. Kinyou tested by tlie U. S. Government later. Arago Nile Miller Frank Miller Jr. L. Cornwall shook hands with friends in this ter the other. They seem to 67 Frank Miller and the result of the proceedings is J. J. Sullivan Marshfield Henry Miller Wm. Blackmore Alex Simpson Bring your orders to Land & city last Saturday. l l have good attendance, all of them. 68 C. C. Taggard J. A. Carlson Chas. Wickham 69 J. D. Hamlin anxiously awaited, particularly by Lyons for groceries, shoes or dry Bridge J. A. Leggett S. Billings H. Bryant It is getting very dry and dusty 70 S. S. Endicott Ice cream will be served every \ those most directly concerned. The goods. Myrtle Point Jasper Fite Geo. Brown C. J. Musser Orion Johnson day at the confectionery o f Getty & I here now— the dust is just terrible. 71 John Coquille John Grandy Wm. Moore Helen Moore Joakam claims, a quarter section in each Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Druet, of Collier. Myrtle Point Wm. Widby Noah Bonewitz Dan Barklow , Sidney Catching and wife came 73) C. H. Barklow were taken up under ths coal land Bonnerville, Ark., who had been Dora A. J. Dean A. J. Mayse G. G. Swan . N. Gerhart Edwin Ellingson, the boat build-1 down by stage Wednesday. They 74 J W. S. W. Warner Myrtle Point W. H. Carlile E. M. Hoffman T. Warner act by Herbert Lockhart and wife visiting H. F. Tennisson and family \ll"gany Alfred Storra Fred Noah Chas. Lax er, started for Portland Saturday i went Thursday by train to 76| Joseph Larson and J. II Flanagan, ail of Marsh for several days, started on their M. A. Rozell Bridge E. G. Allen A. O. Hooton R. A. Cribbins on a business trip. , Coquille, then by boat to Baodon. 8|H. A. Johnson J. S. Massey G. V. Massey Myrtle Point Joe Mast field, Cecil C. Carter ar l his wife. return home yesterday, going to the Marshfield Milton Lattin H. Powell C. H. Smith 79 Mrs. M. Lattin G. T. Moulton pays the highest Frhlay they left Bandon at 1 p Alta E. Carter, o f Rowlaud Prairie Bay by the afternoon train. Jesse Clinton Myrtle Point Alex Snyder Price Robison 80 C. H. Butler cash price for dry hider, salt bides came to Coquille and took the even 81 John N. Luke L. Rasmussen Bandon J. H. Jones S. J. Wilson and Samuel D. Pulford of Myrtle Take a day off and get a livery and pelts. John Hayden H. D. Wallace J. P. Thomsen Marshfield ing train to Marshfield. Saturday 82 W. C. Weaver Point. The parties allege that the team from the Coquille Livery Co. Templeton Jake Stonelake Nels Peterson Aug. Lakesonon 83 C. C. Liggett Lafe Cornwell and Wm. Barger, I they returned to My rlt Point and 84 O. E. Sanford Robt Robertson J. P. Davis V' ershfield C. W. Sanford land is more valuable for its coal Stable, opposite Fish’s Box Factory. i < B. Mathison W. H. Philips J. D. McNeil business in Sunday took the stage for Roseburg, 85 Mrs. W. F. Squire of Fislitrap, had deposits than for its timber, stone Phone 356. R. B. Po wilder, mana Templeton Oscar Makia W. H Wilkins Simon Erickson J2|P. G. Jordan Coquille last Saturday. thence home to Portland where he or agricultural qualities, and on ger. ---------► ---------— Mrs. M. Moriarty, of Coaledo, is engaged io the Merchants’ Na- Robinson has his sholves loaded A. H avens , R. W. BtrrruK this contention the government now Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved was a Coquille visitor on Thursday tional Bank as cashier. with Brown Shoe Co’s shoes, and i takes issue. The persons enumer I was in Coquille last week. they are right up to tho minute. Mr. Edward E. Henry, with the of last week ated were cited for a hearing before L. C. Bargelt, of the Myrtle It had been some time since I had United States Express Co., Chicago, Registered Berkshire pigs, both U. S. Commissioner Liljeqvist at writes, “ Our General Superintend Point Enterprise, made us a call ou been there, and there has beeu sex, for sale. Call on J. C. Watson, Marshfield last week, at which at ent, Mr. Quick, handed me a bot Saturday as he was on his way to many improvements made, |but breeder of Registered Jersey cattle, torneys for the government will be tle ot Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera at farm near Coquille. Bandon. things look natural. Went down and Diarrhoea Remedy some time present. Go to Robinson for fruit jars— ago to check an attack on the old I have for sale one rubber tire by train and came back by steamer Mason, Economy, Everlasting and House and carriage paiuters, and paperhangers. Estimates given on chronic diarrhoea. I have used it short notice. Work neatly and promptly done. Leave orders at W. H, Echo and landed, I think, at every runabout and harness, a few large A s it ìb D one O ver Line since that time and cured many milch cows, and one potato digger. house, but we got there just the the Scbram Automatic Sealor. Schoreder. of our trains who have been sick. Stamping done free on all plans County Clerk Neilon during the G eo . H artley . same, I am an old soldier who served with lineus Purchased at the White Hous. first three weeks of the present fis Rutherford B. Hayes and William Myrtle Point is installing a big The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Before buying a tent call on Goff cal year commencing July 1 issued McKinley four years in the 23rd R It Pownder, reported in our pumping plant over on the North k Goodman; it means money to you. 1240 hunter's licenses to residents Ohio Regiment, and have no ail last issue as being seriously ill, is Fork, and the bridge there will aoon be completed. “ Dement's Best” is the flour of Siskiyou county at $1 each, one ment except chronic diarrhoea, about well again. Leave Coquille 7 A. M. Leave Bandon 6 :4 5 A. M . Tho county is grading a road Drane sells it. which this remedy stops at once.” ii ti $ 1 0 license to a resident of the io U ti around Cooper Hill. Wheu you are fitting up for camp For sale by R. S Knowlton. Next time you ordre flour, specify 7 ti ii u 1 . state outside of the county, and Very truly, V. I p. ing or in outing at the beach you io SOUND RING. u u il li ii three $25 licenses to non-residents will find just the right cap or hat at F rom M y rtle Point. 2 Panama Hats at Robinson’s. 2 P. M E Church South. a j the White House. Every thing in of the state, making a total of A r r iv e at il A. A r r iv e at A. 9:45 9:45 Mr. E d. Carter has purchased that line a! cost. ti tt it tt Why lames Lee Got Well ii tl $1325. The revenue from this 11 U Set vices next Sunday ns follows: i P. (1 ii i% I R. E. Nosier, the barber, who 10 a. in. Sunday School, 11 preach Ü i • it source in Siskiyou county promises the Guerin home, bought by Mr. Everybody in Ranesville, O., P 5 it (a u u it tl to be greater than last year when it Watson of Mt. Hope, Wash., and is I ibh been on tho sick list fur some ing, subject “ l ’ho Path of the Just” knows Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural 3p. .in. Junior League, 8 p. m. route 8. She W rites:"M y husband. reached about $3,000. The county erecting a new barn on the place, time, finds it necessary to rest a Mr. Watson and family nnd Mr. L. “ Houey from Sames Lee, firmly believes he owes Mr. L. Cocheran has Preaching, subject gets cone of this money, although L. Dyer nnd family of Firs, leturu while. Strange hives” . 8 p. m. Thursday, his life to the use of Dr. King’s charge of the shop. it entailes a great deal of extra labor to their old home in a few days. prnyeru.eeting 8, p. m. Friday chor New Discovery. His lungs were so on the county clerk and necessitates Both families spent the past week severly affected that consumption Miss Beulah Walker, of this c ty. practice.— E. B . J ones . ....... ---------------------— seemed inevitable, when a friend went to Marshfield yesterday af.er- the employment of an extra deputy camping at Bandon. Foley’s Kidney Remedy will cur.; recommended New Discovery. We Mrs. Chas. Broadbent and nooc to be with her sister, Mrs. H. during several weeks. It all goes daughter, and Mrs. Bargelt and J Rice, whose little daughter hss any case o f kidney or bladder tried it, and its use has restored him to the shite game commission. trouble that is not beyond the reach to perfect health.” Dr. King’s New son, will spend the next two weeks been taken suddenly ill. o' medicine. No medicine can do Discovery is the King of throat an 1 Subjects at the Christian Church Mr«. 8 . A. Yonkam, County oamping at Bandon. more. Sold by E. J. Slocum. lung remedies For coughs and Mrs. Hendricks aud her mother, next Sunday, Aug. 16th, 11 ». m. Dairy Inspector, was called to the colds and it ha« no equal The first Mrs. Amber who have be in gueels river this week to investigate a little “ Business and Religion” 8 p. in F o r Sale. dose gives relief. Try it! Uuler of J. R. Bensons family eince early | carelessness or negligence on the June look their departure for Phil- i “ Giants” J. N. McConnell, guarantee at R. S Kuowltou’s 80 acre ranch. drugstore, 50c, and $ 1 .00. Trial pait of parties conducting dairy adelphin on Thursday of Inst week : Minister. 50 acre creek bottom, large creek bottle free. farms, and will iusist that their going via Roseburg. C arpet W e aviso Mrs. K. H ! | lent, of water, 15 acres clear, some The heat in the valley is simply I vernon, Wickham residence east places are put in a more cleanly ’ f fencing, orchard, small house and stifling. We have much to be thank ths Christian church d o t s fine Headquarters at Marshfield. Coquille Branch at Big Ware and sanitary condition. She is also burn Close to school and in road. I ful for here. c rp"t ami rug weaving. Call and Price $1800 looking up exhibits for tho district Earl Watkins who has been quite si o samples of her work and got 120 acres. fair which is to take place at Marsh 11 with typhoid fever for the past prices, house. SIG HANSEN in charqe. 10 clear, house and hern, some I field on tho 2<ith, 27th, 28th, and two weeks was removed to his par- ..... fencing, one million feet saw tim 29th, of this month. Mrs. Y’ oakam ents home on Halls creek on Satin- ber very easy to log. School house F o r Sale. has promises of a goodly number lay. Much improved in health. on land. Piice $1500 Mrs. Daisy Short is visiting ■ i ¡ 5 5 seres, of exhibits. In case the farmers of A choice eigbt room lcsuIon. e , 1 friends on Coos River. 40 acres river bottom, balance! Coos county take the interest in bath, ami Urge pant-y, sll conven Dr. and Mrs. M. O. Stemmier good bench— bandy to river, wagon this fair they should, it will be iences close iu—large lot, location road and school. House, barn and are expected home this week. worth going to see, and will be a V. R. WiV.n, orchard. Pries $5500 Ralston Bridges, who has been best in town. credit to the growers of the pro visiting his sister, Mrs. The above property ou terms End - C quille, Oreg. suit purchaser. ducts, but it is easy to let opportu cott returned to Portland Saturday Diarrhoea Cur. d E. N. Smith, Myrtle Point, Oreg nities go by and allow others to win Observer W IT H "M y fattier has years been Toubl- the prizes. Everyone should see A Faithful Friend NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. ed with diarrhoea, and tried every that his line is well represented. ” 1 have used Chamberlain’s Colic Notice is hereby given that the co means possible to effect j oiirc, No one is immune from kidney, partnership heretofore existing ander without W ail,” writes John. Zitkl • Cholera and Diarrhoea since it was ( E xpe r t P iano T uner ) trouble, so just remember that Fol the firm name of Leblanc A Sapp, do o f Philippi. W. V. He saw ('h im first introduced to the public in | ing a Wholesale Liquor Business in the berlain’s ( ’d ie , Oilera and Di.ir 18 7a, and have never found one in- ! ey ’s o « Kidney Remedy will stop the . » v j »»...W J - " 'e town ot 4 .Minute, 111 nos County,» Have your Piano tuned by the local man, will of Coquille, in 4 Coos County, Ore- rhoea avertiscil in the Phih qti lit - stance where a cure was not speedi- irregu lanties and cure any nse of g.m, is hereby dissolved. Mat Sapp sign contract to keep Piano in first class con FOR SALK B Y LAND A LYON'S. ly effected by its use. I have been publican and decided to tty ii. The tiring from said firm and Joseph Le kidney or Madder trouble that is not dition. two tuninqs a year for $3.75 a tuning. blanc retains and will continue tlu> a commercial traveler for eighteen result is one bottle cured ’ him and beyond the reach of medicine. Sold business, be having this day purchased he has not sutiered with the disease years, and never start out on a trip All Work Guaranteed. / will call on you at RED AND WHITE CEDAR by E. J. Slocum, alt of said Sapp's interest in said husi- with emt this, my faithful friend,” , All accounts against said firm lor eighteen months. I>«for - uk once, write or see me. To obtain good bertha on the nees. SHINGLES ys H S. Nichols of Oaklad, Ind. I . n i-i.m - this date are to lie paid by said Jo ing this remedv he was Breakwater call up Main 181. it to seph LeBlanc, and all bills due said sufferer. He is now s evi I and I r When a man has used a rem For Sale Py costs you nothing to phone. firm are to tie paid to the said Joseph well, and although sixty y ir- Id. edy for thity five years he knows L. H. & W. Shingle Co. I .ethane. Dated August 12, 19418. Drane sells 10 cakes of fine toilet can do as much work a* a voting its value anti is competent tospeak of M a T SAIT, Bandon, Oregon. P. O. Box 62 it. For sale by U. S. Knowlton. aoap for 25 certs, Jos. LE BLANC man.” Sold by R. S. Knowlton S P E C IA L SA LE Sale commences Thursday, Aug. 13 Buffum & Havens Arago, Oregon of dolili Eifer Transportation Cour. jl J WANTED POTATOES Have You a Good 1 MSGUSärai Piano? Then see I. A. TURNELL ANY 0U) 5 *.' Leave your order with Mrs. M. 0. Hawkins C o q u ille, O regon .