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•>jiy T hree M onths
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'P A Y ,
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!, 1«>2
A MAN'S RC> LY.
a stund
at tho bar of j n»r ¡'tiro .venían*#
HOU I
M
C on.li n m o l lu t! > , au><- t! at \ i p’.-ad;
M y only dvfiiiNi H t ’..
. g ; i
T h a t >ou*ll jutljju lac i \ la o tiw ,n o t deed.
F o r re m e m b e r t luti usati
d a: k.
T h o u g h fo r m e l by th e
I •
fo r th a l la L
l u th e Mils, h ii.. of . .
b u t a c h ild ia lh «
und from i aoove;
. In
e k*v
3o **nt hoM cncd io n a s
j . a r t,;.. • -a »o
fa ir.
A nd i;!\e y en “ A 5
lit ; ;
T h at fu r tin» j • :/e : a :
w< - u n 's love
1 aus reati > tu l . \ e » : »... .
Von »ay th a t tL c tn.un u h«> g a in s ye r love
M u st b e br.k\ e, n
ti
-1;
1 auHWer th a t Rise "1 v. in?. my lt» ..: t
Mu&t be a ty pe o f 11 ue v . .nauh.xxl.
fo r a “man and
fct«
A v v r\ t : ince v f th e :... .
J look ? r a k tu .l a . a
jus hc,trU
A n d >t fo r a quv - : / y fa
You any th n t j on 1
a
go<>d and
You re q u ire ‘,a . l t l . . .
that are
tru e .
All th ia > th a t a mn t '
' I 1*:”
la e k f i.r a w a i n .v i 't .
.
A n d th a t u sulU vivut fo r me.
Yon aak f. r a n u n with« t a fa u lt.
To live v ith h e r. on e a r th ;
1 a sk fur a wt
i.i, fan i: a :,,’ all.
F o r by fa u lt» 1 m ay ju
. f » rtfu
1 aak fo r a w om an m ade tv» o f old.
A h ig h e r i n :., f : . m:
Ills com fort» r, he Ip* r. a 1\ i • r r.
A s in th e o rig in a l pl&u.
1 frie n d .
A w om au w ho ho» a n a;r:i in life.
W h o finds i tie v r, h r!
W h o tnxk»> th e
' r < l:.jh c r e .
A n d fo r o th e rs h e r L ie u- g i\ ing.
1 w ill n t r /tir e a ll th.-vi I w e <a>ked
I a th e se line*..- p • r un.l ; ..;
1 o n ly pr..;.- th a t you u.oy be a ll
T h a t God c a n m a k e ot you.
F o r y o u r h e jtrl a n d life a n d love
A re baered th iu g s t > me.
A n d “ I ’ll s ta k e m y l:fc ” th a t I ’ll be to you
W h a te v e r I o u g h t to be.
—-G ood H ousekeeping.
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t rr i T V I > I » n » n i T l '" T ’
A '» L A I l l h l t 1 l i b 'l l i t , i
* T W
fi .nnl im p n Jetict? It is n i,i -e thing
that it <p 'et hui) caimot .-it a t l . r will-
J, \t v.-it'iiunl I t ing insulted!"
The ehl gentlem an cleared his thro at,
wie 1 his m outh w ith the offending
h e <11 rchief, sm iled gently, raised his
li. n 1 i.i his ear and said in a s .ft, mild
»' ■ "111 ' 1 please speak a little lander.
I'm quite deaf.”
I ■' ; n J . k. is is enst.unary w ith
f
’ ' a ’ ia ..a .. i t, a, aied to talking
wi Itii.. deaf, reared loudly and rapidly
<:'<<: g his ferm er inquiry w ell *’l
c io n s th a t lie was m aking a
»¡'•vtacle < him self, and th a t in all
probability the w hole neighborhood
i card him.
IS.ill the old gen tlem an «hook his
I . i ! do-pairii:,,ly and said: “ Come into
the house. My d au g h ter w ill’m ake me
understand; you talk too rapidly and
loudly.**
J u s t ,.s he raid it a door opened softly
ami a g irl's voice, trem bling w ith laugh-
tor, said: -W h a t is it. father? Does the
gen Hainan w ant som ething?’*
“ I thin k ho dt s . lx r th a , b u t 1 cannot
u n d erstan d what.**
, A i.e re n e -lat. ee.t th e girl's face Jack
■ ,1 lu m -ilt r.p as an as-q" as he would
I..- a u n t c.pjirovi 1 ef liis con d u ct
The g irl 1 t hint flounder and get red
iq the f.. -e fer about ten m inutes, ettjoy-
i.tg th e situation us only a mischievous
;_::-l can. b u t lie m anaged to convey his
m eaning.
Tin n she sai.l: “I u n d erstan d yon
;
.'.y, .’.nd can p erh aj« explain it
s .iti.- f a e t t-i’i v to both you and your aunt,
t'a rb e r ki iq .. a w eath er record, and he
has
t : g ns 1 can rem em ber. He takes
oi ■ i-rvatioi-.s th ree tim es a day—a t 3 in
ti. a fte ra •,'!!, a t 7 in tho evening and
Ibably before
early ia th o m orning, prob
yo u r m int gets uji." lie re tw o irre-
I ri siL.1,' dim ples broke o u t and hinted
th a t l i
r was not far behind. Jack ,
who !..-. 1 in o v tr e il his equanim ity, ad
m ired tin tn im m ensely, but lie was not
t > b ,!:•• • rte d from his purjioee, so he
said ju d icially :
“ C u t w hy does he use a h an d k er
chief.:”
‘T o r tb e v ery siiupl? reason th a t if
t h , r e i a lig h t w ind stirrin g ho cannot
» e il its d irection any o th e r w ay .“
“ W ell, w hy dtx-s he stare so a t my
au n t as s ite sits a t h er window?”
"1 th in k it is not a t h er b u t"—here she
paused long enough to m ake im pressive
wh.it should follow—“ a t the smoke-
stack from th e furnace. T he sm oke th a t
c o n e s from it m akes a iirst rate weather
ItK P V B L IC A A
. C
N ,V r fo ;
*v ’. U of more
Arrangements arc living made to
’teguUrtiuM» for I work the coal mine«'of Alaska thin
IVIVSJiHF P, GlilW
itinnl, |Minper. year anti to la-gin cxteiwive gold | \ Y . p . \ \ l A p o I i A P tF ily
The repiesentatiw s id" (he
we favor, mining. T hat ia a good deal of a
publicans of the United S ta te
Congress to country. When Secretary Howard
D E A L E R S IN
seinbled in general cunv+itf i<ht • li
unib of employes Ixiuglit it, (lie press declared it was
the short', of the Missisaipiq River, ‘ I
itiOn eompuni.wngaged money thrown away, but the seals
the everlasting liontl of r all - iml ex- »ItM
Port Orford, Oregon.
.
nur interstate com- have |tnid back that purchase mon
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tr u e tih le r e p u h lie w h o .s e most *10-'
-*
ey
and
the
interest
on
it,
and
for
H
teoiAjhaitd le g is la tio n
riotts chapter of history is the m ' 1 iiftru ej
H E A L E R S in
y«M* preceding 1H90 more
on! of the Republican pnrtv. v o n -'11’}’ t,M 1 nctlve States that will
ctnploveg engaged i n i th a" ♦W’.ODO.fMX) worth of products
1
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w.
a*L pmn ct
gratulate their countrymen on tav Ntde «-otamerco, hi mining and | w‘‘re »»‘¡pped out o ff hut country to
P o r t O rfo rd ,
G e n e ra l
M t ’ i ’p l i a u d i s e ,
majestic march of the nation u n
the
lower
states
of
the
republic.
m i n u l a . - H ir in g .
Are
now
Offering
their
Entire
der the banners inscribed with tile
’PUÒ IH dblienn party has a l- ! 1 ,ie e s i b i i t es are it will be the
SttH-k at
prtneipl. - ..I o u r platform of I
~
cLai ‘.¡„„ „f the op . best gold producing eountry in th e
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aU' 1 'I-'' T1<
at , ’,he lKl ls p „’.s J '«
-.J J j s ,d t rW
,guise
(he
dignitv
«
'»
'"b
¡»
‘»>
e
world
in
th
.’ncxl
_
.
and prosjx-rity in the fields, wort. ♦ r tuanliAsi idwpcJkivc nt' faith, * lew -vwin* ;‘here
. . . is no end . . to . its
ot
sh o p s and mines; and make tl e Ibl lcolor»r»ttioiw iitvi it sympathises
¡‘« «»heries nrc something
lewing declaration of principles.
w ith t H ’jlus.i J f h«mc rule in I ,h:‘t " ,n
immensely year af
. AND
We reallirni the American doc rmbmiMHi jtrotists against th tf
while it is said that the
tn tM^tl
trine of protection, we call nttcii
air blowing oyer the currents w hich
c u ttin i
Russian.
tion to its growth abroad: we ¡am- iM-r cat ton pt .Tows
■ T e uttinnite -oliancc of a free lmg the shore make it a better place
to winter in than the east shore of
Maine. It was a wise buy when IIRiHK NT PltlC EK GIVEN EDIt
IH R ES, H KS, ET»’.
Alaska was taken in.
HATH, CAPS,
I ’ l.A T l'O lt M .
•
MERCHANDISE,
(he
Gnaily Reduced Price
V<>1< <1A S II.
in
P r o v is io n s ,
C’A I.I. Aî\l> MKK I ’M.
BOOTH and HlloEH,
,g of thought and
duced in the I’uit.il States, except
4-ewh and press, and The fast and Commodious Steamer
luxuries, should lie adm itted free o f I
genoies and in stru
duty, and that on all im|>orts tom-1 “l'l'r®* f .
ct! contribute to the
nig into eoin[ietition w ith the pro- “ “
111
d u e t s o f A i . t e r i e a n l a b o r t l . e r e s h o u l d i ^ ^ ^ 1 * d ‘lldr,,n ° f ‘ K‘
be b Vi, 1 duticsequal to the dider-
,,Ut * h ‘b
t l , C
e n c e b etw een th e w ages a b ro a d a n d
• 'M ™ “f rchgious hberty
we are opposed to any union of
at home; we assert that the prices
church
and state.
if manufactured articles of general,
. .
,
1
eogSm ption have been reduced un- [ We n 'allu:1” oUr, «P I»«“ «". *k>’
J er the operations of the tariff act d art <1 m the Republican platform
of I n n s , to all combinations ot cap-
< >l*«'|guu.
of 1S!M); we denounce the efforts of,
Will make rt-gular trips lx-tweru
,t
l
,
.
,t
ital,
AND
tue Democratic majority ot the | . organized in , trusts or othcr-
1 r"l" ¡< t««i.
wise, to control arbitrarily tbe con Coos Bay and San Francisco,
lloti-eof Representatives to destroy
our tariff laws piecemeal as is m an dition of trade among our citizens;
Also calling at
ifested by their attacks upon wool, we la artily endorse the action al l\»int Arvna, Mendocino Fort Brag Lit l i i i r l i - t a n l s
a
S im lly ,
lead any lead ores, the chief pro- ready taken on this subject, and
tie Kiver S helter Ctive, T rinidad,
ask for such further legislation as
d u e ts ot a n u m b e r ot Nt ites, and we
Crescent City, Chelco und
CROCKERY,
;lsk the p.i-ple for their judgm ent may be required to remedy any de
lects
in
the
existing
laws,
and
rea
thoreon.
TIN WARE,
H o rs e s h o e in g ,
der tlieir enforcement more com-
M e p o in t to t li e su ccess o f th e Re- ,
Carrying
Passengers
anil
Freight.
WtMID WARE,
WAGON R EPA IR IN G , ETC
ITT»’ •
publican jsdiey of reciprocity, un- I P lc te a ild ‘
ve'
PKO.M1T1.Y IMINE
—For
dates
of
Sailing
See
A
gents.—
der which our
export
trade
has
I
"
’e
approve
the
policy
of
extend-
iur ex * p irt
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been vastlv increased and new aial ,u ? to b*"1'1-'1, tillages and rural
F reight betw een Port Orford amt San j
’ enlarged markets have been opened communities the advantages of the Franeim*«» re»lucc<I to $1.00 |»er ton, And
.1
)
,«
,»
, free delivery service, now enjoyed " harfage at Port Orford reduced to
for th ’ products of our »arms a , bv the larger cities of tbe countrv, ** u0 ,s-r ton.
WM. S. WIN SOR,
I I A l l I > W A i t ■*:.
workshops: we remind the people.
peo]
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and
reaffirm
the
declaration
con-
AGENTS
cf the bitter ojiposition of the De
tained in th e R e p u b lic a n p la tfo rm Meyer A A km ann, - - Sun Eram i.ten, Nolan Public Heal Estate
I ocratic party to this practical busi-
j- Crawford A W ilbur - -
Port Grfortl,
H a r n e s s <fc S a d d c lry
nes< metisure and claim that exo- of 1888, plcdging “ reduct,on
E m pire City
,,
. -. .
letter postage to one cent at the Eretf S chetter, . . .
lnsiirancp Agciit.
<?ix r i ’ii i.X 4,
WAGON F A C T O R Y
ltOUKKTM. . - MuMtet
1'anei) Goods,
l>ull*y* Hl««,
UNDERW EAR.
0
k e p t h im engaged by show ing him h er
photograph alb u m s, of w hich she had
h a lf a dozen. B u t she co u ld n 't keep
th is up a w hole w eek, so th e m -nn.l day
J a c k rem arked aa the b an d an n a and its
ow ner appeared:
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_
“ W h at a q u eer old chap! W h at's he
doing?”
To w hich M i s Sophia trem ulous’y re
plied, “I d o n 't k n o w ,” w hich w as liter
a lly tru e, fo r she h ad h er back carefu lly
tu rn e d to tb e window.
T h e n ext day J a c k observed tho samo
perfo rm an ce un i said:
“ Confound th e old scoundrel! A u n t
Sophia, 1 really believe lie s try in g to
flirt w ith you or else he's a lu n atic.”
J a c k w as a senior a t college and had
ta k e n his degree in th e a r t of flirting.
T he follow ing day J a c k 's ire reached
a clim ax as th e old g entlem an appeared
as usual, and not only w aved the offend
in g red r.xg (Jack w as a fiery R epubli
can), b u t ac tu a lly gazed fixedly a t Miss
S ophia’s w indow for fully five m inutes.
i t e g rabbed up his h at an d said to his
a u n t, “ I'll know th e m eaning of his con-
fo u n d ed im pudence o r m y nam e's not
J a c k Brown!"
” H e dashed dow n sU im p aying no at-
ten tio n to his a u n ts pleadings, Don t,
Jack, don't! you w ill only m ake m atters
w orse!” She pulled down h er curtain
an d peeped from behind it to see w hat
J a c k w ould do
Ho w as stn.U ng an g rily across he
street, and in a few m om ents w as a t the
o M g e n tle
, . m a u , s udc. W ith a w rath fu
. l
face and sternly determ ined m anner, he
Goods,
D re s s
>l«i<*kMiiii( liiiiu*.
Miss Sophia K iehols w as a lady cf
g reat modesty an d of a very retirin g dis
position, and as she had passed th e age
of -‘fair, fat and forty," w asted few
glances on uicu.
She had lately established h e r- If ia a ' ane'”
T his explanation
w.if m ade so demure-
PlLzL».
suite Vi
of i room
W1X.9
s Mil
on the
I llv 9M
s .ath
Cl t lit. east
.IfNl t. corner
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of L aurel stre e t, fa tin g th e lovely k ttle b ’ mid w ith ench evident enjoym ent a t
Beech p ark . It w as ju s t the place k r a / ‘‘ J ^ c r o m n e t ^ of the situ atio n th a t
quiet spinster w ho loved n a tu re and re-
ill t ' -K r fharidt-1 ' UK' " ** -t - ttu
. . . .
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m o m en t, and she en jo y e. it w ith unal-
-W e ll, yon m ust ad m it th a t it looks
loved quiet for a few days.
queer to a fellow not accustom ed to it.”
Opposite h er new abode w as a q uiet
- I've no doubt it dues,” she replied
old house w ith four im m ense window s, w ith a sm ile, ‘-but we have alw ays c u t u l b) a l.e p u lilic a n a d tn i n is tr a - I
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w herein w ere set tin y panes of glass, to lived here, an d fa th e r h as alw ays tak en tion our present laws will ev en tu al-<1 ar *'a I10*4** c monun
to is t
each room. The in h ab itan ts seem ed observations ju s t in thia way, and every- lv give us control of the trade of wi‘l> the maintenance of
o u r Poet
very quiet persons, and she seldom saw body koow s his pecnliaritiea, so of course •
Office Department and highest
class
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it aw akens no com m ent.”
tQe world.
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h L T n tX iie d a ’ n t a
A s Ja c k had no reply ready, she said:
The American people from tradi- " f P * 1“1 service.
Af.er she had x»en ..
iled , >ut a
“ Please m ake my apologies to a s ty ;. •
, ■ .
We commend the spirit and evi-
w. . i n h er new p.ace t e r atten tio n w as an u t for any annoyance she m ay T.ave j tlo n a n d 1,,U ri!*t, fax o r b in tu lu lls m ,
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a’ .racted by a v< ry qu-
the com ical side cam's
nnJ* and th
demands <<UlRt ’ f-torm in civil serv ice an
i[U» r action
f.< *i n of an fe lt,” and as tho
cam e ...up>
the e Republican partv
|
ol* gentlemar who < lived in *ic ¿u.iiut ; perm ost again she broke into a laugh tbe uscofi-uth —
«il<I a a n d s ilv e r ns tbe wise and consistent enforcement
gold
“
-n il -a il: “ Poor old father! The idea " "
r - - --- - - - - - -
- . ' “ I ,,.. t j,e / ^ p u b l i c a n p a r tv o f th e
-LiL.
• .* lier 1 , g ' : • k U d inner
ck '
nionex
such refftnc-
1, .. ■ .
in n er of him b<in#
being accused of flirting!”
fliriing!” Ja
Jack
iu o u v ? , w
m ith
m bucii
resx n e- t • -
■
lablished !.. .- -'¡f < -i’y j. ine i in the laugh, and the innocent tio n -an d under such provisions, to ¡ WS rCgUlatlng
-¿he alw ays
8amC
w ith work or bock at her fro n t w in low, cause of all th e trouble and fun sat s ta r be determined bv legislation, as
The comdruetion of the Nieara-
and the of! •• ntlen. tn w uld . : g .h .. - ing out of the window as mild and placid
in,P°r’
ly appear iu his y ard and, d raw ing out as though no such charge lay a t his door. will secure the maintainence of the 8™ canal 1H of th®
of his pocket a rod bandanna, raf-e it As yet he did not even know th e reason paritv of values o f th e tw o m e ta ls ta n c e to the American people as a
solemnly high in air! He did not sc-eia of th e visit of the erstw hile an g ry bu t
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measure of national defence and to
to wave it, but let it go a t its own hweet now sm iling young m an.
so that the purchasing and debt-
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will, or th e w ind's wi:!.
Ja c k apologized hum ldy, b u t he had paying power of a d o lla r , w h e th e r bln1' 1 u p a n d
A m e ric a n
On m oonlight n ig h ts alw ays atxint 10 no idea of I ■: ting th e story get ont o* s ilv e r gold or paper “hill be at all commerce, and it should lie con
oclock, b s repeated th is m ysterious rite, him , so he tried in an elegant m anner, ..
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trolled b r the United States G o v
' t w hatever it was. H is c-yes w ere w hich tu rn ed ou t a flat failure, to inti- tim e s e q u a l.
1 Me interests ot the
n early alw ays tu rn ed to w ard h er w in m ate t o the g irl th a t it should tie a s s jjii product rs of the countrv, its farm- , rnnien‘-
dow, and stared fixedly. Som etim es he betw een them selves, as he said:
er- an.l working men, demand that
We favor the «“’«’’¡•‘'"¡on of the rc-
did not nse th e h an d k erch ief at all, b u t
“ I hope yon will n o t—I mean, ah,
every dollar—paper or co in -issu ed '» lin in g territories at the earliest
gazed stead fastly a t h er w indow.
b u t von w on’t ”-
This p erform ance he kept
day, u n til Miss Sophia bej
fu lly nervous. She was
it w ould d raw dow n th e gossip
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neighborhood on her. So she tried in th e sto ry .” Then taking pity on him Our government to secure an inter-
Federal officers selected for the
m any m ild, w ell b red way s to let the she said sw eetly, “ I will never m ention
.
A.-,..,,.,.
, ull„i, Territories should lie selected from
old g entlem an u n d erstan d th a t she did it ag ain of course, an 1 w ill not even te ll ndtlonaI contercnce, to a d o p t su c h
not like his v ery open atten tio n s.
fattier.”
measures as will insure a parity of ',l,na ‘ll‘e residents thereof, xnd the
She pulled dow n her blind, and on
Ja c k asked h er to call on his au n t, v alu e Is tween g o ld and s ilv e r for right of aelf government should Is?
popping o u t to see w h at effect it had w hich she promised to do, and he took »he u -e is m o n e v th r o u g h o u t th e aceordisi as far as practicable,
found i t had nene: he still w aved. O r his d ep artu re to explain to M i« Sophia
u t , s m o n e y th r o u g h o u t th e
...
,
she w ould re tre a t to th e farth est co rn er th a t she had only m ade the sam e blun- w o rld .
\ \ e fav o r the cession, suitable to
of th e room , o u t of his range of v v io n , d er th a t rnauy another woman had done
W ,. ,1....... ,„1 th-,» even- eitivon ot l he homestead laws of the arid puh-
and h er m in o r to ld h er he still gazed.
- j u m p e d at a
lusion bio readilv.
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, |c la„,l8 to the States and Terrifo
F in a lly h er nephew cam e to m ake h er
J a c k vl.-ited his au n t w ith 'g re a t regu- ‘•he U n ite d States shall be a llo w e d
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vo rite niece o r nephew , an d Ja c k B row n his tin. ■ at the w eather prophet's across I II, t
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„ „ .I C o n g re ss io n a l restrictions as to
w as M i« Sophia's. She ad m ired his the w ay, so th a t the neighlsirs conclnded
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y o u th (he w as only twenty-four), his he was taking a postgraduate course in i Ciat such ballot shall be counted 1 “ lr disposition, reelaimatlon und
courage, his well shaped body, and even m eteorology—o r . , .rnething.— Rochester and returned as cast’ th at such ‘M^Upaney by settlers ns will secure
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A d ealer down on the desert on his
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Pbe Columbian Exposition is a to the Wr.EKi.v O beuonun this magnifi
L w brand of caiim d m eat whh:h°lx"e a " b ite o r bla< k, this soverign right,
n a tio n a l u n d e r ta k in g , a n d cent set of IsMiks und the ikimt for one
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their paper continued one year from the
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representation . r<° ‘ art wl H*HUrc th e u is e h a rg - expiration of tlieir present sulse riptioii.
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q u it.’ a q oinsity of tho m eat, b u t soon laws, are the foundation of our Re- | ol tflc
5».::surate with the
noticed th a t th ere w as no fu rth e r de- publican in-titutions and the par- 'Tiflbily and
^P,^rer«
of the nation,
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temght a’raif. ver ^'ned71<1rLoth'er.h'Vl tv " iH ri' v‘ r «'lent its efforts until
NV c sympathise with all wise and
H e w as p.izzled to account for this, the integrity of the ballot« «and the f‘gitimatc efforts to leHflcn and pre-
and 1," . ; ■ a< <1 and ate seyral cans him-
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th (.lw,lions shall ,K. fuj. vent the evilxof ^tem perance and
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the m> proved to lie of good q uality,
Ever mindful of the services and
VVe denounce the continued in-
and fi' .. 11 v, a fte r vainly try in g to per- ,
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sacrifices
of the men who saved the
< mper colored custom ers to ,lU ,nan '>u t r a ff'H p<r | ait rated upon
i iore of the delicacy, he asked Aim l iean citizens for political rca- **e
V»le n a tio n , we ple<lgc an ew
■um l-xikingbuck w hounderstood
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, tajn Southern States of lo
veter*n soldiers of the repub
¡1 igli.-h w hat the tro u b le was. The . . . .
lic
our
watchful care and the rec-
buck j at liis finger on th e p ictu re of the 1 ' l<' n |,,n.
lions, fhrugged his shoulders an d re-
We favor the extensiou of our fo r-, ognition
. of their
, ju st claims upon a
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NOTICE OF N EW SU RV EY.
Notice is hereby given, that a p a rt of
the heretofore unsurveyeil (sirtion of the
fallowing nam ed Townshijis to-w it:
WW1-4 section 20, fait No. 7 of section
111, W l-2of section 211, and all of sec
tions ,'IU,31 ami 32, of Township 22 south,
of range No. 12 west. Also sections 12,
13, 14, 15, 22, 23, 24, 25, 2tl, 27 , 35 and
3tl, of Township No, 27 south, of range
No. 11 west.
Also the rem ain,ler of the heretofore
unsurveyed |s,rtion of th e following-
named Tow nahii«, to-w it:
Hections No’s tl, 7, IK, lit, 30 and 31, of
Township No. 23 south, of range No. 12
west, and Hl-2 of section 23, N l-2 a,id
HE1-4 of section 20 and W l-2 of sta tion
25, of Towship No. 30 south, of range
No. 15 west,
lia s lieen surveyed, and the plat of said
survey thereof will Is- filed in this office
on th e 10th day of August, IKU2, and on
and after the sail) loth day of August,
1K92, we will is* prepared to receive a p
plications for the en try of said lands in
su,-I, heretofore unsurveyed portion of
said Townships.
J oiim H. H ners, Register,
A. M. C a tw ro a n R e,elver.
N d Bisk, No H in d i«
No Delays.
A new wagon road has lately lieen
built from Gold Reach via. this Ferry,
and the traveling public, rn route up
ami down the coaat will find this rout,
a saver of both
Timi and Money.
v la a lianiltoius «(gbL
pa«s paper. I t U lt»u*4 rv«rr
Thursday, and eontalat alt ot
His important news ot ths
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rtllahis financial nows and
nisrkot quotations, and giver
special attention to horticul
tural and agricultural nswa,
and Is la every rsspoct a firtt-
claaa family paper, appealing
to tho Interoat of svory number
of the household.
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