—
Coquille tjerald.
PIONEER ¿ 1
but as be matured ami «topped into |
manhood and became acquainted he
P rom ises to Build Line.
The Son g of the P ioneer.
[B y W
il l ia m
Special to the Coo* Bay Times.
S t e w a r d G o s d i i i .J
■ —
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Millinery Opening
D ili n iC D O 1 U D IlM inW v‘ as 800,1 marked for that position,
I would ninths song tor the pioneer, 1 Eugene, Ore., Sept 5.,—Editor
u U lilllijilU flflU M U W aud he served his country well, and
Times— By special invitation, we
W E D N E SD A Y, SEPT. 9, 1908.
That sturdy soul and hold
_____ ________________whether or not his countrymen ap
Whose rugged worth to the w esternworld traveled on E. H. Hairimau’s spec
preciate what he accomplished at
Has never half been told.
ial traiD from Roseburg here. We
Ibe mouth of this beautiful river With buckskin breeches, belt and knife.
Our Late School Meeting.
met Messrs. H rriinai), Calvin and
• I
and st the entrance to Ceos bay,
And trusted rifle true.
O’Brien individually uu I ha l very
all along the Oregon const there are He coped with nature, Iteaat end men
interesting talks with them.
E ditor H er aid : —N o doubt the
And came out victor too.
monuments of stone that will endure
Mr. H indman agreed la send a
result at our special school meet
forever to bis brilliant career, that What If he ate hut once a day
special
respresi ntative to Coos Bay I
ing last Friday evening was not
And shivered in the rain!
_____
the waves of the grand old Pacific
to
investigate
the resources as to j
He
whistled
till
the
sun
came
out,
what some desired or what others
n
. .,
.
cannot destroy.
Before the im-
Once more one of the mist en- j
J
whetbir tbcie is sufficient tnrffic to
Nor thought of it again.
anticipated.
Allow me to say,
.,
,
.. , ,
., .
, proveuients at the entrance to the
and profitable gatherings of r
. . . . .
insure four per ceut interest on the
however, that the result was just joyable
„
j er .
, .,
Coquille were made, freights from But the panorama changes now,—
IN V IT A T IO N T O A L L .
1
,
coast of construction and if so will
The trapper» disappear—
whnt I intended, provided I could Pioneers and Veterans of the wars
For red adventure is not all
took
place,
begining
Wednesday,
jthe
GolJen
Gate
to
tUl8
Pla<*
we'
e
recommend
the
construction
of
the
bring such a result about, alter I
That makes a pioneer.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
2nd at this place, and lasting
dollarB Per ,t o° ’ DOW three °
railroad to Coos Bay immediately.
Good for Biliousness
learned that the entire board ex Sept.
know you would
tl___
(jSy
8
'em-
___
____
___
four
dollars.
I
Notice i* hereby given that the co
Anon
I see a bellowing team
weather was
(Signed)
“ I took two of Chamberlain’s partnership heret ore existing tinder
cepting myself would be absent three days. The
like to hear such a man talk, and I
Crawl up the mountain crest
E. Mingus.
Stomach and Liver Tablets last the firm name of LeBlanc A Sapp, do
from the meeting. I told my wife beautiful and the O. A. B. boys, now introduce Hon. Binger Her And with its freight a wife and child
night, and I feel fifty per cent,better ing a Wholesale Liquor Business in the
assisted
by
early
settlers
of
Coos
J
E.
Oren-
before starting to the meeting that
mann. Great applause as the speak And the future of the west.
than I have for weeks, says J J town of Coquille, in Coos County, Ore
Wm Grim es
gon, is hereby dissolved, Mat Sapp re
I intended to prevent, if I possibly county, bad prepared and decorated er stepped forward. Mr. Hermann’s O’er acrid sand, o ’er marsh and moor,
Eirestone of A llegan. Mich “ They tiring from said firm and Joseph Le
could, any final vote that evening the grounds near the depot at Col oration was a masterly effort and it
are
certainly
a
fine
articie
for
bili
Blanc retains and will continue tho
And roaring canyons deep
Riverton Pick-Ups.
ousness.” For sale by R S Know business, lie having this day purchase d
on any proposition to purchase lier’s grove on the bank of the Co was pronounced by many as the Mid panther screams and Indian yells
The
White
Steriopticau
show
was
all
of said Sapp’ s interest in said busi-
lton. Samples free.
Their lonely,camp they keep.
either grounds or buildings. She quille river. Before noon of the best ever heard on such an occasion.
nees.
All accounts against said firm
here Thursday and Friday nights.
first
day
members
of
the
Southwest
I to this date are to lie paid by haul Jo-
roplied by saying that she supposed
NOTICE OF SCHOOL INDEMNITY i seph LeBlanc, and all hills due said
Rev. J. N. McConnell followed Mr. And suns they rise and suns they set,
They
had
good
houses
both
nights.
a final vote on some proposition ern Association and some of the Hermann with an able imd enter
But westward’l l 11 and on,
! firm are to be paid to U n p a id Joseph
SELECTION.
J. H. Burns, left on tbe steamer
LeBlanc. Dated August 12, 1908.
was just what we were after, and 1 pioneers from remote places in the taining oration that was highly ap Till the road fades into a twisted trail,
United
States
Land
Office,
Roseburg,
Fifield for San Francisco, last
M a T SAPP,
And the trail itself is gone.
stated to her as I state now; that county began to arrive, intent on preciated. It had beon announced
Oregon, August 21, 1908.
______________ ______ Jos. LE BLANC.
Thursday. He will go from there
having
a
good
time
socially,
and
to
Thro’
bristling
forest
dense
and
dim
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
State
if the circumstances and conditions
that Friday, the 4th. would be
to his home in Birmingham, Ala of Oregon, on August 21. 1908, applied I NOTICE OF SCHOOL INDEM NITY
They hew a path to the sea,
were such as I thought they should enjoy the festivities of the occasion. pioneers’ day, but tbe services bad
SELECTION.
And blaze the way for the march of men bama.
for lot 4 of Sec. 8, Tp. 20 8. R. 14, VV. of United States Land Office, Roseburg,
be, a final vote would be all right, They were made welcome by J. J. been so beautifully and profitably
And the millions yet to be.
Geo. Martin and James Gordon W . M., and filed in this office a list of
Oregon. August 11. 1908
but that I would prevent a final Lamb, A. J. Collier, E. W. Ferris, blended together that many return
took
an outing in Curry County school indemnity selections in which it
For
civilization
followed
last
Notice is hereby given that the wtate
vote this evening il I possibly Frank Shannon and B. B. I’aul who ed home by river boats and trains,
selected said land; and that said list is of Oregon, on August 11, 1908, applied
These men of brawn and brain,
last week. As hunters we are told
had been disignated as a reception
open to the public for inspection. Any for the NS, N W S *nd * W l4 N W 4 of
could for two reasons:
but a goodly number tarried, and And o ’er their trail the iron horse
they
bad
poor
luck.
committee.
At 2 o ’clock P. M.
and all persons claiming adversely the Sec 32, Tp. 2fi £., It. 9 W . of W . M., a« d
Soon
galloped
with
his
train.
Mr. and Mrs. James Byars Lave above described land or any lege! subdi filed in this office a list of school ii dem-
First.—I did not think any several tents havi-.g been set and an interesting campfire was kept up
nity selections in which it selected *aij
moved to Marshfield, where they vision thereof, or claiming the same un land; and that said lists are open hi the
purchase should be made or author all being sett) jd, the eicercises until a late hour in the evening Their fathers won the eastern coast
With
its
barren
hills
and
ice,
der the mining laws, or desiring to show public for inspection. Any and all j»er-
A t which time Judge Hamilton
will make their future borne.
ized until the tax-payers of the dis were opened t y prayer by Rev. W
But these subdued a better land—
said land to he more valuable for min sons claiming adversely the above de
The
gasoline
schooner
Williel-
trict had carefully considered the S. Gordon, ps tho regular Chaplain of this judical district delivered a
scribed land or any legal stibh\tH<m
This earthly paradise.
eral than for agricultural purposes, or to
or claiming the same under the
matter in all its phases. From the for tbe Ve'erans bad not arrived. splendid address which was very But where are now, those fearless souls, mina arrived here last Friday even object to said selection for any lawful thereof,
mining laws, or desiring to $diuw said
ing
and
took
a
cargo
of
lumber
very first, I favored calling a pub Dr. J. P Easter and others enter entertaining besides other good
land
to
l»e
more valuable f.»r in mem I
reason, should file their claims or their
Of ’52 and three?
On Friday Meek, Nesmith, Whitman, Applegate, from the mill wharf.
affidavits of protest or contest in this than for agricultural purpose'*, or to ob
lic meeting to discuss the various tained tbe assembly with speeches, talks ever given.
ject to said selections for any lawful rea
remained
and listened
And a score of their degree?
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kelly and office.
propositions, before we called
son, should file their claims or their affi
and a pleasant afternoon was enjoy many
I
hereby
designate
the
Cequille
H
er davits of protest or contest in this office.
meeting for tho purpose of voting ed. Tbe campfire in the evening to excellent speeches, music and They rode the gaunt black horse of Death Mr. Burns had a week’s outing on
I hereby designate the Coquille II kb -
a l d , published at Coquille, Oregon, as
Over the great divide—
the beach above Bandon.
They the newspaper in which the above notice a l p , published at Coquille, Oregon, as
on any proposition. I was still of was a pleasant affair. By request stories. Rev. W. S. Gordon, Rev.
the newspaper in which the above no
foimd plenty of clams, crabs, fin. is to be published.
the same opinion Friday evening, of J. Fred Schroeder, president of J. N. McConnell, Jonathan Quick, They scaled ths purple peak of Time
tice is to be published.
And camped on the farther Aide.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
and muscles.
hence my method of conducting the tbe Pioneers Association, and Com Dr. J. P. Easter, Rev. B. B. Pauli,
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
And
only
a
remnant
now
remains
Register.
Register.
There was another dance last
meeting. I discovered that after rade Walter Draio, Commander of J. J. Lamb, R. H. Rosa, W. M. Van-
Of the men of ’53,
deoar.
G.
B.
Zeek,
Mrs.
Ben
Figg,
Saturday evening in the hall
noon and evening that almost half the Veterans, Orvil Dodge, the
But the work they did will stand secure
and was well attended.
of the legal voters of the district pioneer historian and G. A. R. adjt. W. E, Thorp, William Nethery
Till time has censed to be.
Dona Anna.
knew nothing of the meeting, not acted as chairman of the meetings. Mrs. Porter, inspector of W. R.
Then let us lift our hats to them,
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withstanding the fact that the
Thursday morning opened a day C., Mrs. W. A. Custer, S. B. Holl
And raise three rousing cheers
C h ristia n Church.
notices had been posted for ten of joyous expectation, and at an enbeck and many others did their F . these who tent on the earthly side,
part
in
helping
along
the
entertain
The honored pioneers.
days, and had also been published early hour ths citizens of Coquille
The Sunday school of the Chris
in our papers. Such matters per were astir, and as tbe trains and ments. Ja J. Lamb sang, “The Old
Written for the Pioneers Association, tian church will meet in the Pres
taining to our public school are im river boats came puffing into town, Hickory Cane,” 8 . B. Hollenbeck’s Coquille, Oreg. Sept. 3. ’08.
byterian church next Sunday. Our
3
portant, and should not lie hustled crowds took up their march to tbe Indian story and bear skin deserves
building is undergoing repairs.
San
Pedro,
Cal.,
Sept.
5
.—The
special
praise,
as
well
as
the
elo
through without due consideration beautiful grove of myrtles, whose
The Pastor, J. N. McConnell, will
steam Bchooner Shin-Yak, Captain
In Effact July S O , 1 9 0 8 . Daily
Sunday
I do not believe in snap judgment, balmy odor added comfort as it quent short speeches of W.E. Thorp,
Huttou, arrived here today from preach at Bridge next Sunday.
and
his
rendition
of
tbe
Dutchman’s
and will oppose undue haste every mingled with the invigorating zeph-
—
S T A T IO N S
SOUTH
N'oitTH
Port Hadlock and reports that on
Le Maus, France, Sept. 5.— W il
time, but when I am satisfied I am ers that breathed through the tree ride at the battle of Winchester, this
No.
2
No.
3
September
1,
she
went
on
danger
No.
1
No. 4
comrade was a great assistance in
bur Wright, the aeroplanist of Day-
right I will proceed regardless of top.
A. M.
A. M.
P. M.
P. M.
ous rocks off Point Arena in a dense
the
literary
part
of
the
entertain
ton, Ohio, made a maguificent suc Leave 2.00 Leave 8.00
who opposes.
Marshfield
Arrive 10.45 Arrive fi.00
At 9 o’clock a. m. the assembly
ments as he is a cultured aud able fog but was saved from destruction cessful high flight here today. The
2.25
8.18
Southport
10.20
X
5.40
was called to order and the ohap-
by
tbe
prompt
work
of
the
officers
In the second place,— 1 was de
speaker. Miss Haskins favored tbe
8.25
Summit
2.35
X
10.20
5.25
machine was in the air almost twen
lain ot the day invoked the divine
termined to prevent, if possible,
8.30
Junction
X
10.15
2.45
5.15
veterans and pioneers with songs and crew. Captain Hutton order ty minutey, covering fifteen miles
blessing.
any vote at that time, to purchase
which she accompanied on tbe or ed tbe deck lashings cut and three with a remarkable series of evolu
After this Mayor M. O. Haw
' Coquille
10.00
8.45__
3.10
5.00
proporty, Bince I was the only
gan. She has a very sweet voice. thousand feet of lumber jettisoned. tions.
He recieved overwhilming
Johnsons
8.50,
3.20
X
9.50
kins delivered a splendid address of
4.30
member of the School Board pres
A very interesting campfire closed This carrying several of the crew to congratulations on alighting.
3.27
8.55
Schroedera
X
9.45
4.20
welcome to the pioneers and veter
sea
with
it,
boats
were
lowered
and
ent at the meeting, Mr. Knowlton
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the reunion Friday night.
3.35
9.05,
Norway
X
0.40
4.10
an# which was responded to by C-
F o r Sale
all were picked up. First officer
and Mr. Kerr both being out of the
Arrive 3.45
9.15:
Myrtle Point
Leave 9.30 Leave 4.00
Officers elected for pioneers:
R. Barrows, Esq., for the two socie
Paulsen
was
severely
bruised
and
eity. This made me chairman of
President—Dr. C. W. Tower,
800 acres of land consisting of
X —Flag station, stop on signal only
ties in a very interesting manner.
required medical attention on bis
tho meeting. And it is a well
Vice-president— B. F. Ross.
timber, coal, fruit, farm and pasture
Rev. H. L. Preston, of Myrtle
PAUL L. STERLING,
arrival,
known fact that Mr. Knowlton is
Assistant secretary— Mrs. Mary E.
land; also team of fine young mares,
Point delivered a splendid oration,
Agent.
opposed to the purchase of the aca
Smith.
Mount Sunapee, N. H., Sept 5. one colt, one yearling mule and
which gladdened the hearts of the
demy, and it is equally well known
Wm. H . Schroeder, permanen t
— James Bellows McGregor, tbe some thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
veterans as well ns it complimented
that I favor it. But I had no
secretary, and treasurer.
En
oldest Mason aid believed to be cockerels of imported stock.
the heroic pioneer who marched
desire to take the whip hand over
Historian—Orvil Dodge
into the wilderness often with a
tbe oldest white man in the country, quire of Frank Snow, box 193, Co
Mr. Knowlton in his absence, and
The veterans elected the following
courageous help-mate by his side,
today celebrated bis 107th birthday. quille,Oregon. No agents need apply
would not do so. “ An open field
Leave Coquille 7 A. M. Leave Bandon 6:45 A. M .
officers:
He can read ordinary print, with
to build homes and advance civil
u
u
ll
il
«1
ll
((
((
ami a fair fight," is my motto. No
“ D em en t’B B e st” is the flour
IO
Commander—Dr. C. W . Tower.
7
reading glasses and is bale and D rane sells it.
ization.
Several
other
interesting
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((
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sneaking underhanded business
i
p.
Senior vice-commander—C. B. Zeek.
1
0
short addresses were made with
hearty.
u
Il
11
11
U
ll
Bring
your
orders
to
Land
A
<<
goes with me. And if I had per
2
Junior vice-commander— R. W.
2
p.
patriotic music until 12 o'clock
Lyons for groceries, shoes or dry
a
ll
((
il
mitted the matter to come to a vote
A.
Arrive
a
t
Lundy.
Arrive at
Margaret lies Tuesday night.
9:45
9 :45 A .
goods.
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Il
ll
U
U
ic ll
il
on either the motion of Mr. Hoo- when president J. F. Schroeder Adjutant— W. E. Thorpe.
II
i
P.
“ Sound Ring" flour can be bought
Dr. Talom, the dentist, will he
announced that a banquet was
U
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ll
il
i.
t(
ll
ii
ton or Mr. Chas. Watson, and the
P
I
Quartermaster—Simeon Miller.
through
any
grocer.
in Coquille Sept. 10th and remain
5
ready which bad been prepared for
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ll
it
vote had been to purchase the aca
Chaplain— Rev. B. B. Pauli.
“ i
S
A. E. Hadsnll, of Bandon, bad several days thereafter, practicing
tbe pioneers and veterans, at tbe
—
demy, as it undoubtedly would,
bis profession.
It had been previously planned to business in town Tuesday.
then tho opposition would have Woouman Hall, by the citizens of bold the next annual meeting in tbe
A nice line of Chambrees, and
raised tho cry at once that, in the the town. Col R. H. Rosa, the grove on the old Hermann home lace collors just in at O. Willsons &
marshal
of
the
day,
formed
the
absence of the other member# of
stead and make it a celebration of Co’s.
tho board, I had packed the meet line of march,and tbe tramp toward tbe fiftieth anniversary of tbe arriv
Go to Land <fc Lyons’ a for nice
ing with friends of my idea, and loaded tablea was taken up. Tbe al of tbe famous Baltimore colony suit of clothes. They will save you
H EATO N & SH U CK
then as chairman of th# meeting dinner was sumptuous, and it in in the Coquille Valley, but when money.
cluded
substantia!
food
as
well
as
Are prepared to do all kinds oi j
F ob R en t .
Some good, furn * b e d
had rushed the matter through.
Dr. Tower presented the joint invi
nice
for Houeemoving and foundation re
This was my second reason for pre tbe delicacies of the season, for tations from the Marshfield Cham housekeeping rooms,
toachers or pupils. Apply at this
hicb the ladies of the town, wbo
venting a vote to purchase. And
pairing.
ber of Commerce and Marshfield office.
no fair-minded man who was at the superintended, should feel justly City Council, it was unanimously de
To obtain good berths on the
mooting can deny the fact that if I proud. A resolution of thanks wsb cided to accept them. Instead of
Breakwater call up Main 181. it
Dr. C. W. Endicott
passed
by
both
societies
to
all
who
Offers their entire stock of first class Marble and Granite Monuments
had brought the matter of purchas
converting tbe reunions into a cele costs you nothing to phone.
at a 25 per cent discount from preseut shop prices until October 1, 1908.
ing the ncademy to a final vote it have contributed to make occasion bration of the fiftieth anniversary
D kntist
For Sale—80 acres of fine second
would have carried two to one. ■o enjoyable.
A l l W o r k G u a r a n te e d .
of the arrival of the Baltimore col growth tin ber $ mile from river
Office on Front Street
At two o ’clock p. m.the grove was
But to any ono who was observing,
F. M. STEWART
ony, the latter event will be cele Inquire at the H erald office.
it must have been self-evident that again full of people, ami an appro brated separately by a picnic at tbe
Phone, Main 1731.
Marshfield Oregon
Phone Main 431.
Coquille, Oregon
The Coos B iy Monumental Works
I was trying to prevent any vote priate solo was sung by Mrs. Chas. homestead of Dr Henry H. Her is prepared to furnish nice iron fen
DAVID FULTON. Local Representative, Coquille, Or.
to purchase, for I entertained every Moomaw, accompanied by Mrs. M mann wbo lead tbe Baltimore colony ces for yards or cemetery lots.
RED AND WHITE CEDAR
old motion that continued the dis O. Hawkins on the organ, which re iuto tbe Coquille valley. It ie
Dean’s photo studio will be open
SHINGLES
cussion on either of the four pro ceived hearty applause. Mr. Dodge, thought that the four generations on the first and third Sundays is
each
month,
and
will
be
closed
the
the
ebairnian,
then
aniiouueed
that
For Sale By
positions presented, and continual
of tho colony will be in attendance
ly insisted on tho voters present he was about to introduce a well- at the picnic, making about 200 in second and fourth.
L. H. & W. Shingle Co.
I have for sale one rubber tire Bandon, Oregon.
discussing the matter, while on the known pioneer who arrived in Cooe all.
P. O. Box 62
runabout and harness, a few large
other hand, I ruled every motion county 49 years ago, and while com
Wm. H. Schroeder, tbe perma
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
to purchase was out of order, which
rhich ] ing up the Coquille river in May, nent secretary and treasurer of the milch cows, and one potato digger.
Gxo H artley .
epartm ent
of th e
in t e r
they were; so were most of the j 1859, with the famous Baltimore
Pioneers Association, was instruct
ior Land Office at Roseburg, Ore
Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow.
other motions, but thoy served my 1 immigration, he came near losing
ed to compile a roster of the living ders, give instant relief. Price 25 gon. April 7th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Lawrence
purpose and prevented a vote to his life in an endeavor to asve the
pioneers and a memorial of thoae cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille E. Teters of Fnirview, Oregon, has tiled
purchase, which iva# what I in- life of one of the party, a young lad
notice of his intention to make Anal
who have passed to the Great Be City ; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
five-year proof in support of his claim,
tended. I raised tho question on of the Schroeder family, who fell
yond.
viz: Homealead Enlrv No. 11,824 m ale
( E x p e r t P ia n o T u n e r )
School
Dist.
No.
20,
Curry
county,
tho notico at the opening of the from one of their boats into the|
N\\
Dr. Tower appointed Comrade wants a teacher bolding a first or May 19, 1902, for the E<, of
Q ot 9 E , Section 18, Township 27
meeting for the same purpose, and river near whore we are assembled
Have your Piano tuned by the local man, w ill
W. E. Thorpe as adjutant for the second grade certificate, for a tbiee- South, Range 11 West, W. M., and that
it created a doubt in the minds of this day.
The lad was drowned,
sign
contract to keep Piano in firs t class con
inonths’
term.
Wages
$50.
Apply
said
proof
will
be
made
before
the
Reg
coming year. He ie a very efficient
ister and Receiver at Roseburg. Oregon,
some. And believing this delay and the young man who risked his
to Wm. Cox, Port Orford, Or.
dition. two tunings a year fo r $3.75 a tuning.
person for the duties of that office.
on Saturday. October 17tli, 1908.
was the fairest to all concerned, and life to save his neigubor’s child was
All Work Guaranteed. / w ill call on you at
lie nam e-the following n Unease* to
The receipts by the society of the Q u i r k R e l i c t , o r « a t t i n i a M r C V r r r a
prove hi* •ontinnous residence upon.,
to tiie best interests of the whole only rescued in time to save a d >ub-
once, write or see me.
Pioneers' Association for badges and
Foley’s Honey and Tar afford im and cultivation of. the land, viz :
district under the circumstances, le tragedy. It was not dreamed at ■loea were $18.00 Received from
J.
L.
Barker,
O.
W.
Norris,
T.
G
.
1
mediate relief to asthma sufferers in
this time that tbe hero of that aad former treasurer $50.50. The re-j the worst stages and if taken in Rarker and Herbert Johnson, all of
J have no apology to make.
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Respectfully,
Register,
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Thursday, Sept. 10th
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Leave your order with Mrs. M . 0. Rawljins
Coquille, Oregon.