Coquille City herald., August 19, 1884, Image 2

called an honorable profession, yet, things.
Their principle efforts
Coquiile
City klaritet We havetho Helling of a farm of 100 acres
there is no profession extant which were the formation of petty cliques
with a up! end id orchard, good water, a pood
Burglars and tramps are working
Nosier
&
Hunt
Props.
j
houMu.
The farm yielded iiO tons of timothy
contains more dishonorable men in and coteries—a discriminating Salem.
h
lest season. The farm wil be sold
T U E S D A Y , AUGUST li) ISSI. proportion to the number employ­ mingling*of a heterogenous mass
River Freni. Ccqniiie City, Or Cf !*•
cheap, rind the following 'go with the pine?:
A copper deposit has been found
ed.
./'k .
1 70 head of sheep, a lot of linos l yoke of cat»
of mutual admiration societies. in the mountains north of Cheha-
t iik
or
’ V-/ ’
' tie, chain's Ac., a lot of cows, yearlings and
In conclusion we may say that, Bings within rings which exclud-
lis river.
Fresll
and
choice
meats
of
all
the house-hold furniture which is new an
Truth! Truth! where is tin* son ml
after giving the labor problem some ; ded a fellow member from this or
Of thy culm, unflattering voice t«> l»e found i
Gen. Miles lias forbidden the i kinds constantly on hand,
careful consideration, it becomes; that set as if he or she were a
a
\of
W e may go to th *S male, win r, wisdom rules
playing of military bands in his
manifest that no legislation tor tlie * stranger. Instead of cultivating a
And tind
t dirt ivul or d» eei ng fools.
A
• vegetables
l i i,.t.
! department on Sundays.
Groceries,
and p ro -; To Creditor» , and Debtors alike.
,
benefit
of
the
worker
will
take
feeling of commiseration for the
Viewed in the light of progress­
.
,
„r.11
All persons knowing themselves
visions, etc., etc.
1!,>u
P n , ,
ive reform the great demonstration place until lie obtains a proportion- , druuloml, 0,10 that might attract I Cheap fare« <m l’ ugot sound arc
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_______ indebted to the farm <>r I>mke c
em l .?• it. N. Co. has won,
which tcok place in London, on 1 ate representation in the halls of him from his evil course, each ef- Bt
! Hickey, are hereby resjactfullv re-
the rejection by the house of h»rds» legislation. That and united a c-; fort seemed to lie put forth with a ou^ competiiMu.
! quested to come forward and settle
i
tion
are
the
factors
necessary
to!
view
to
repel
him.
There
is
noth-
^
iolators
of
the
la;v
at
A
\
allula
j their accounts within DO days from
of the franchise hill, is worthy of
success.
“
Eternal
vigilance
is
the!
i this date. All creditors are allow­
ing
that
is.so
well
calculated
to
pro-
I
m’°
l)r,f
wider
a
two
and
one-half
deep consideration. There a great
ed the same length of time to pre­
No lepresenta-; mote repulsion as the contemptuous inch hose and wet down.
body of people assembled and price of liberty.”
sent their claims, and the law re­
The regular annual session of
marched, peacefully, with the in­ tivo of a family none with the! airs assumed by the self-righteous
[ fill’ss You Waul Iti liny
quires that such claims be sworn to.
tent to display their condemnation welfare of their country at heart, | person. From the above mention- the Oregon school for the blind
Iiobt H Lowe,
of the action of that body. In our i can sit calmly and watch the a g -; od causes you may trace the effect ! will commence in Salem, on Mon- - C O T S a lic i S l i C L
Assignee.
gressive
and
arrogant
policy
of
tho
j
-
the
final
dissolution
of
orders
day,
Sept.
Nth.
, Myrtle 1*< int, Oregon, July Iff, \SL
own land efforts have been made to
n iff Gw
I
aristocratic
element
in
these
states.
which might have done good ser-
suppress any attempt of the labor­
The Baci tic Association of Spi r-
Of tlu very best quality and at the '
Brethren! | dualists will hold their first camp-
ing class to unite, form societies or If they do they are fools and un- vice on Coos bay.
Mrs. C. W.Olivo.
Mrs. A. (}. Aiken.
Organize | V* hat we most need is a change of | mooting near liwaco,
Lowest Living Rates.
. T., on
meet and march in public. In New ! worthy of freedom.
OLIVE & AIKEN.
Tho fate • heart, or what is, perhaps, more j Thursday, Sept. 4th.
York, laws have keen passed mak­ while there is yet time.
O . H u n l m g i o n , Have just received* at
The j The womcn of spillane county
ing such combinations a penal of­ of Home stares us in the face. collect, ii change of mind.
fe>oil,g to
v „ | v,.]y ,Mrt
Tho Fashionable Foot and Shoo Maker,
fence. \\ hat is the duty <>f the la­ , The indolent and incipient patri­ heart is hut a pump, and while |
t iie ir n e -w
cian
is
sinking
in
the
w
hirlpool
of
boring classes under these eireum-
one organ may ho nucleus with- j , he comi„ g ellH.ti„R ,,f ‘ delegates will !>o found at all rimes ready to wait upon.
and acooi; ' < ohuts with t vervthing 8 • S • I
stances? Jt is the hight of folly ! debasing luxurioiisness; into that out aid of the other, »till, wo must j to th(, couuty c,invention.
S if
in our lim>, at tlu* Coquille C ity llootan d
state
which
merges
all
patrician
know
that
the
heart
does
no
think-
i
,
,
•
/
t,.
,
Silo.*
Mon-:
one
door
north
o
f
tho
<
Hive
hotel,
for this element to place any reli­
.
Arenimene Siracusane, an Ita.- M nin streit.
m that sense it is , .
,.
,
„
ance on a political party.
'the and plebian alike, in the unfathom-l , mg, , „ and used
!)>:-' N f; Il I NTISOTON. !
..
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, , , i, I inn m tlie employ or the Incorna
able
pit
of
despotism.
The
durk-
but
figurative.
Lot
us
hold
the
,
,
,
,
planks that have been inserted
A Large Variety cf
,
i Lumbering l o., was crashed to
up to Nature, as >\ di mmi . . .
,
.. ...
...
from time to tin# in the various i ness of night is upon us; the mist mirror
,,, .
J „
death under a tailing pile of Jum-
T lie L a te s t S t a le s
tells us; then, we can , .
„
platforms, on the subject of labor, | is fast enveloping the track, ami Slmkespeare
,,
.
j ber.
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are nothing more than an unmiti­ woeunto them w ho think that secu- see oursel s as lthers see us, as !
L A D I E S AND C H H D R E N 'S L E A T S
ti*
1 »......... tells
. i i , us.
t .t
. Frank
Steward of West
Ohealim.
!
lity
lies
in
mere
professions
of
re-
Bobbie
Burns
Bet
us
!
gated mass of lies. They last no
P lc v r e r s . O str i e li
There lies no reformation grasp at the finite which is within i fel1 0,1 " l‘it,'llf,‘rk fm,n a
,,f
longer, and have no more hold on ! form,
legislative action, than the name ! in promises, and platforms are but our reach, and let the infinite look : h"-V. One *'ne passed through lus
—FC >K—
Prayer is out for itself.
Lot US sneer and i l,'[t h,"S- ills lnJul*v ls cu“ *ulur-
written on the sands by thesea, and i traps to catch gulls.
Tii^s*
Cur
Subscribers.
ed fatal.
|
work;
therefore,
go
to
work,
and
niff
at
no
man,
but
adorn
our­
which are obliterated by the rising
L aces,
Appronatintr the necessity o f ail Business
Mrs. D. W. Kopikus was drown­
of the tide.
Legislation is always in so doing, the prayer will be selves in the garb of true m m-
Mon. r.a-na rs nml .Miners having a iiews-
T^i'b'bcns,
liness, the chief indication of which ed the 1\ alla V alia river while in pain r publi.-.hi d in thv* in«*îro|x>lies, in ad-
in favor of the manufacturer, the answered.
♦-
—
——
and. O r n a m e n t s .
is good manners. A civil or a kind j bathing on the /ill. Vi. II. Leer ilition in tlii'ir own local pajKT—<uu* thaï
heavy capitalist and bloated mo­
A Sermon on < Lulls«*.
R u c h iu g * E i u b r c i d e r y ;
word spent <>n the most nbomina- j wh<> wont to her rescue, was drag- contains a!I Financial, C'.uuiuoroui! and
nopoly. They are protected v.hile
• <ion- n:! Ncv.'s: \»hicii n»a<!- ;• in.* be';.*: i' ¡ V e ilin g -.
S ca rfs
e tc. etc-
We heard a friend asking for bh> criminal, will 1 1a\♦ i more effect; JT^d down by the lady and drown-
labor is unprotected. We are com­
tho scope of a local p:;jK r tlu pn.pn.-tor < i , Hats L' iniCd to Ü!X:€f H VCi Cnii v.
pelled to buy at their price, and change, the other day, and being in reforming him than anything j °d.
Straw. Id ash. Silk, Satin or Vtivct. which.
work for the pittance that is doled in a hurry, he was slightly excited. else; therefore, let us begin this; Four Nootka sound Indians were
•r cask .
vina.
The
change
that
our
friend
was
reformation by reforming our- . poisoned by eating raw clams,
out to us, but, if we complain, this
Has made advantageous arrnn^eiuents t*. j
seeking,
was
merely
two
quarters
selves; then, we will be able to j Moral: Don’ t eat raw clams. Our
highly protected incubus proceeds
to buy—in virtue of its ex parte for a half dollar, yet it engendered take a hand in the good work of I friends of the News, will make a
prerogative—cheap labor in the innumerable ideas on the mutabil­ reforming others, and our efforts I note of this and stew theirs with
Like the if not always crowned with sue- ! spuds.—“ New Editor.”
cheapest market
They declaim ity of human affairs.
against the cheapness of European minute seed which will germinate cess, will be adorned with tlmt
A young daughter of Mrs. John­
and
produce
tLe
stately
tree,
an
ciown which must be sought* after son of Powder river had a leg torn
goods, and with success; but they
**
I
• -p
idea,
be
it
never
so
trifling,
is
val­
L IE IO ’I,
as equal if not superior to all oth­ off by a runaway horse, a few days Tlie regular subscription price of our paper is i
are allowed to purchase cheap labor
in that cheap market.
Does any uable as a germ, which, when ex­ ers, and that is the respect of the ago. The child became entangled
*^2.00 P E K Y E A T ? ,
; Dealer ill drugs, medicines clirm-
panded
and
expatiated
upon,
pro­
community
in
which
we
live.
There
one believe that such a one-sided
in a lariat attached to the horse lOLE^is
1
etc\’
quality, „ u l
duces
innumerable
avenues
of
de­
is the change that is needed, and and was dragged to death.
principle is worthy the name of
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Jail the time receii iug fresli, everc-
lie who hunts will find it.
protection for the laborer? Who­ light and instruction.
The hop crop is good tit AValla Tlnth pQiipro fnp R p?
i ihll,c
isi ;i
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Man is a gregarious animal; he
ever does believe so, or asserts that
il'i
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v
li
j ‘ bi-ihca! d ispm jsnry.
ih e s c r i^ .u . i ^
Walla. Fallon Bros., from twen­ Lull! Ihjml;
VOI.P3K M ii!i:r .
p* i * I, j
»■
is
also
a
changeful
and
profligate
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I
i
¡S'*'
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•
j*
*
;•
1 t «ireiuliy ionip<;ui:deii.
in so doing this government pro­
AYitli this issue we commence ty-two acres, expect to clear Nl-J,.
one.
The
desire
<
f
change
in
the
on
vini'».
tects the laborer, is an ass, ami lack­
This is the result of Foth p*;j* 1-1 s ¡v.-ut in on,* or t .vn
the publication of our third vol­ ; 000 profit.
tionnl with the sui scriiK-r.
condition
of
his
surroundings
is
ing but the ears and tad to com­
! experiments which prove that this
\\ hiie int*‘; 1 i- ume— tiio birthday of a new year.
plete the evolution.
From these ever uppermost.
>n
We have passed ‘ through the vn-1
lñ " ° 11 adal‘tBtl t(* h
facts it becomes evident that the gence must be considered in t!:«*
SAN FRANCISCO __ ( v ) I t \ , ' ¿ Id J - T t l l v r g d r Í i I M ’ j ì j ,
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I culture
► «
rious scenes tin? trials, tribulation
light
of
a
blessing
it
is
yet
a
curse
pretensions of party are but a sham
,i!:trk i*( l b ¡*iis*l,
and obstacles timt beset the news- !
to
multitudes.
The
insatiable
de­
and a snare. The fanner, the arti­
Eggs, per tloz.,..
■'c
Freni SL Ccxuüie Cd y,
paper, ami despite prognostication !
sire
to
peer
bey..ml
the
restricted
Apples, per bushel,.............
1.00
san, mechanic and laborer must
....is
’nn:.
to thè conti .i v, we stili live. The Flour, per barrel,..............
(>.'20
unite, sooner or later, and the soon­ limits of his earthly abode, his abor­
- m * r*v r>
** * • t ! * : r X i K
îp 'v crjp
npr
success of a paper printed in a re­ Butter, per roll,........
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a ! ns. t . Vl . ( ;j IVF. I l.( } 1.11.J < Î .
J K "<i m O K
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er they unite the better will it be tive efforts to obtain something
Cheese,.
.
.
.per
pouin
20
moto country town, and dependent
....OFT HK....
for themselves and posterity. His­ that is of no advantage to him or
12
Beefsteak........... “ . . .
TI.ishi.us~ W well supplied with eve y-
fui*
snppoit
on
sparsele
settlcd
dis­
Z t ^CLC'Î.Î s LC O- "I CwsIi.
S
tory but repeats itself, and man is his fellow beings, all prove that he
1 ’eef, per ft >re tjr. “ ' * "
thing .icv.-sarr to make it a
ti iets, must, perforce, be very pre-
r.k.ST C b/.vs HOTEL.
10
do, ])er hinclqr., “ . . .
the same now that he was a thou­ is far, very far below perfection.
carious; but, so far, we have had Glutton
Man is tin.* <*ltild of circumstance«: prone
•
always
supplied vLu tin* In <* -!
S
(a
12',
sand years age. Nations have ris­
i*
".r
*
c
«
* r.uoii.s.
To ¡indulge in phantasies of brain;
no reason to complain. The grow- ; Salt Pork............ “ . . .
12 i
vini i f.
en and fallen, and the end is not Anon, his castles in the uir. have flown.
8
ing importance of the distiict ; GornedBeef,. . . . “ . . .
And left him nothing bat a conscious pain.
yet/' This great republic will be
13
through which the Coquille river 1 ianis.
L).I Vivi ^ OHlî^r.
Hi i.ry liuclut.
no exception; and why? Because
With all his intelligence—all his
Bacon! sitios ) .
15
meanders to the sea, gave distinct il* ) i shoulder )
12
in the mutations of the earth and boasted knowledge, the animal
indications of the necessity for ti, j JÎU.q
20
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the animals that exist upon it and propensities are allowed to crowd
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I
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newspaper to scatter, broadcast, i Potatoes, . . .
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-
the people w ho live upon it, there and obliterate the higher intellect­
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tin1 information needed and which t abbage, . ..
f " M * 1 ] ';,i i ', j, : . i'A-i-A
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are no rules of exception. Each ual faculties until to satisfy the
li.jr ' A .-i t
j,
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u
gar,................
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would result in developing its,
:y
-'iv-'L-ji
and all—governments and nation­ abnormal craving the longings of
25
Coffee, in tins, .. ‘
* r * • , •
'•» »■
heretofore, unexplored resources. do, green,......... ‘
• r e. •-: :*
alities will share alike; they will a vitiated appetit#, lie sinks be­
.
-w
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lousig & i! lid (’ii rrcjinVibiN.
Grasping at t'ue opportunity, al­ Tea, green.......... ‘
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succumb to the inevitable, and have neath (he level of the beasts of the
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though it was our lirst effort in that do, English bkfst'
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their rise, declension and exit. Held. Brethren! We have pointed
SODA, SARSAPARILLA. GINGER ALE
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It
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c
e
,..................
1
line, we started this paper, and
•
etc., of superior quality,
In view, then, of the impending out a portion of the troubles which
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while fortune —ever fickle—1ms Beans,................ ‘
Constantly
on hand for sale.
r-.-
j H A . . «• j.g ij
evils which threaten the industri­ afflict our common humanity; but,
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Apples, d ried ,..‘
J¿
» r < / Ivir-
J
- "" Ooders front tlte country prmptlv
been slow and uncertain, we still Basins, do
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ous element, the wisest course is to it would be unposible to give even
!
Address all orders to Marshfield
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hope on in our efforts to carry the Currents, tlo . . ‘
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Soda Works.
12$
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unite, and by intelligent methods to a faint picture of the multitudi­
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business to a successful issue. It W ool,.................. ‘
cut the gordian knot of the grow ing, nous burdens which press thoin-
121
is an utter impossibility to please Dry Hides,........‘
T ill: ( HbONI'T.E m iLDINO.
enveloping web of despotic and in­ sf Ives, as it were, on the shoulders
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G O Q ÏÏZ L L E M IL L
all, and while we may have, inad­ Green, d<»
solent capital. It grinds its infer­ oT tho human family, and which
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THE SAN FSiANGISGO CHRONICLE is
vertently, given offence, wo believe
the lir.-i* paper on the coast in ability and i i
nal mill and lleeecs the worker for a numerous body assume with eag­
TAX PAYEE'S TAKE NOTICE.
AND—
that with added experience we will
the freshness and reliability of its NEWS.
the after purpose of buying and erness and delight. Many there
r p h e lioardof equalization wil! ntii*nd at tho Nothing that the world desires to know is
bo more successful in future. L wilin' of tho county cl»*rk of Coos county
controlling legislative action. The are w ho desiio to see a change for
omitted from its columns.
It aims to fil
Thanking those friends who have Oregon tlu* last Monday in August ISS-l and every requirt inent of a first-class paper.
Tug Company!!
highest legislative body in the land the better in others, and who pro­
publicly examine the assessment rolls and
stood by us, and those who are aid­ correct ¡ill errors in valuation of lands, lots
Its telegraphic reports arc the latest and
is not proof against its encroach­ fess a desire to promote that
— DEALERS IN
most
jehahlc: its local news the fullest and
ing us with good words and tangi­ or other property and ¡ill parties interested
change;
yet,
these
philanthropists
ment It permeates every branch
spiciest, and its editorials from the ablest
rnn » t nxTir|pp t
ble efforts in our behalf, we launch .•ire requested to attend.
pens in the conn try.
of state legislation and has tainted —not all, but many of them—are
L. H aoilocker ,
this our first number for the third
T HE CHRONICLE has always been, and
Assessor.
the judiciary until the name oflaw people of such light calibre, that
always will he. tin* friend and chantpion of
year with the hope of future suc­
— AND ALL KINDS OF —
lias become a mockery, a by-word they fail to see, and are unable to
FO E S ALE.
the people as against combinations, cliques,
cess.
a .O acres of land. 1 miles above Ran­ corporations or oppression of any kind. It
LUMBER
and a slangy sham. There can be no improve the glaring inconsistences
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dolph, Id acres in meadow, a good.orchard, will lie independent in everything, neutral
The Mail says- Three men and house, barn, wood house, wash house, smoke
redress for labor or for those who of their own actions. Let us take
in nothing: fair and impartial to all parties,
are unable to buy cheap senators, up the subject of intoxication, and a large (log came from Astoria to house etc., etc. ITice Kdjoo. For particu­ vet exposing corruption wherever found, and C e d a r , f i r , a s h , m a p l e , m y r t l e ,
cheap representatives or dear law, the methods that we have seen Coos bay, in an open boat 25 feet lars, apply to J. L. Oilii*!d on the premises. working with fearless endeavor to promote Alder and spruce lumber always on
and protect every interest of the great pub­ hand and for sale at the lowest rides.
They left
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
outside of a unity of the combined adopted in this county, and, by the long and G feet beam.
Land Office ¡it Roseburg. Oregon, ) lic whom it serves and on whom it depends
forces of the industrious element way, we are no novice »is to the the Columbia bar about noon on
July 7 isst. i for its support.
TOWING
Notice is hereby given that the following The SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CHRON­
of the country. In that way, the methods pursued by some of the the 4th, and arrived in the bay on
named settler hits filed notice of his inten­
progress of the avalanche which is self styled reformers that were the 8th, foui days out. Seals, sea- tion to make final proof in support of his ICLE, the most brilliant and complete JJy Hi« Tug K A T IE COOK, on
j claim, and that said proof will be made be­ Meekly Newspaper in the World, prints
now rushing with headlong speed banded together fit one time, on lions and sharks manifested a dis­ fore the judge or clerk of Coos county, Ore- regularly 7. columns. ?»r eight pages, of tiie river and bar, at reasonable rides.
with the ! K°u* 1,1 Einp re Citv on Friday. Si>pt. 1? * News, Literature and General Information;
towards the brink of the precipice, Coos Bay.
Did they pursue a 1 position to be friendly
J
lHSt. viz.: Noah \V. Moon, homestead No.
Timber, mutch-wood and stave tim­
447G, for the S W quarter of N E quarter, also a magnificent Agricultural Department.
and threatening us with destruc­ mild course, one which would go boat
ber purchased.
S E quarter of N W ouarter, N E quarter of
There is nothing peculiar in the S W q.uirter ¡ind N W quarter of S E quarter
tion, may bo impeded, and the to prove that they were in earnest
Orders for lumber filled in quanti­
$2 For One Year.
section
Zft,
township
L
'.»,
S
R
II
west.
ties
to suit, and at the lowest living
rights of labor receive just consid­ in their efforts at reform?
Did curiosity exhibited by fish. A sin­
He names the follov. ing witnesses to prove
Including postage, to any part of the United ! rates.
eration. The legislatvie bodies are they elect men of undoubted so­ gle whale, prompted, as seamen his continomi residence upm, and cultiva- States.
of. said land, viz.:
J. PA R K E R ,
composed, chiefly, of the elements briety to perform the chief offices, suppose, by loneliness, will swim John Barker
Sample Go/)// Sen/ F ree.
\
M. Ii. HANSCOM,
- of Fuirview, Oregon.
Hiram Belva
1 : 1 All orders must be accompanied by the i
which despise either labor, or jus­ who would, by their example en­ as close to a ship as it can get with­ Geo
W. Norris
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