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! the disguised countiymen. Busi-
ness men in the vicinity have been
trying for some time to get evi-
dence for an indictment against the
j place. A warrant was issued for
the arrest of the proprietor, Nathan
' Morris, and his counsel promised
i to produce him w hen wanted.—
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“Ere yon are! Walk right iu;
J’lio following from cth«' ¡8a» At tLo AYalkerville Ferry landing,
L. F. LWK.
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Francisco Chronicle shows how j on tic* 1 Detroit side, the Customs The grandest hexibition of living
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LA N E A LANE,
some white people are attached to Department has placed a lady de­ curiosities on the globe, together
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uii^Ut live a t tr i up need.
The yar.-' no-d on a double score
tlie Chinese, and calls for a reine- tective, who is doing service in de- with a dramatic hentertainment no-
AUoyntys am! Counselors at Law.
Had sail'd into oblivion's «f»—
.1,. V - not that the whites get more tecting tiie smuggling of straw where hequaled in the city, and nil
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Win it !o! an hutnlr« d vine.- or more.
Oiflce on Mum Street. opp-isitoC >sumpMitan
than their deserts, hut from an j braid, which is carried on by many for one dime—10 cents; 10 cents,
Climb up a ¿ tronc mid j.innt tree.
Hotel.
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of the fair sex of Essex county, do you’ear? Come right along! In
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“There are twenty-seven Chi- particularv the residents of the one ’awf hour the performance be-
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(. oncoming the sale today Gould nese lottery companies in this eiiy. township of Sandwich East.
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Thus sang unceasingly a young
tie* Missouri Pacific railroad by [ \Tuolig them are the Eagle Head, I lady is Mrs. \V. Clark.
She has
All seeds which can possibly be
Attorneys and (’ounselors At Law, of
Commodore Garrison, who then j Qaone Tai, Star Head, Green head,! now been about six weeks in the man in checked clothes, with an el - 1
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Each company has j employ of the Customs Department evated nose ami a protruding cbm,
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told winch is eminently character- two drawings a day, and at .‘1 and j at this place, and avers that she is as he stood m front or the Now '
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geti mg to ue quite an adept at de- -r,
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seeds
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Bowery, with glaring pictures for h ; .
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known determination ami grit, i drawings daily.
There are 378 tecting smuggling.
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harvested in July and August; Uc-
General lus irance und lit e' F.utftte Agent,
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“ Do I catch many smuggling you background, and tried to drown a ; ,
, The ( ‘ommodoro lmd bought the dorks and 500 agents, who, with
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sure sale, when it was in a very j make 1000 Chinamen employed in three a day.”
; or such seed as peas and Ivans. In
“How do they conceal the braid?” two innocent-looking countrymen
! unpromising and bankrupt coudi- • tLo lottery business, besides the
Attorney an] Counselor at Law.
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“They have several ways of con­ v ith slouchted hats and cotton um- \ private gardens it would never pay
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lieu A r Could wanted to 1 proprietors. The salaries and coni-
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anyone to attempt to save all
ceal iug it Some wrap it up in a brellas, who were strolling in won- I for
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die
road
lie
sent
Bussell
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missions
paid
by1
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seeds,
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be
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j to make the negotiations with the c »inpanies amount to more than bundle and make it in yard loops, derment up the liowerv, ana m l .
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and,
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rule,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
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, Commodore. The latter was smart j $720,000 per annum and the profits tie it around themselves and then they walked.
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better
quality
-a n important
Kvetur. U itk . OtW.
I enough to snow that Mr. Could 1 remaining to the proprietors are lace their corset over it, and anoth­ mustache and a suave air, w ho sat
point; but there are many little
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; wanted the Missouri Pacific very ' enormous.
There are at least er plan is to pass a string through in the box and so’d reserved seats
odds and ends in the way of choice
Attorney at Law,
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i ; ít KH> white persons of all ages and the loops, tie the string around the at the head of thestairwav, marked .
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“1 want $-1,000,000 for it,’ said ! conditions, who are regular j atrons waist and let the loops hang with their entrance, and his eyes fairly!.
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j whose average playing is 81 a day, the skirt Some of the women are moistened with pleasure as they i
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interest.
Sometimes
when
we
“Dear me, Commodore,” said Mr. I or $1,005,000 a year, and as nearly very skillful in concealing the gazed at the fat woman and then
Attorney and Counselor at Law
braid, and when it is hidden in the turned with open mouths to the lit­ have met wfith an extra gootl onion
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Sage,
insinuatingly;
“youonly
paid
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pji
tlm
winnings
are
invested
in
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or tomato we have put it aside for
Í 3800,000 for it yourself.”
¡tickets, this amount represents Inst manner it is very hard to de- tle midget by her side. And w’hen
seed, and we have done the same
J . K . NOSLER*
“The price to von is 82,000,000.” about v litt the lottery companies tect, as the form is slightly or not one nudged the other and said out
Notary Public
loud; “By gum, this beats all na- with stocks and asters, celosiae, zin-
“That’s too much,” said the fru­ win from llieir white patrons at all out of shape.”
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“What is the duty on braid?”
tare! AVe ain’t got nothin’ like j “ios a,uI simiIar matellal- and
gal Mr. Sage.
yearly.
“The duty is 20 per cent, but the this down our way, hev’ weT The | “ refuUy selecting the lest, year
"Good day, sir,” said tlie Com­
C A R L H- VOLKM ER.
T he w ily Mongolians occasional­
modore.
ly announce that a certain compa­ value of the braid varies from 81 to oily man co’uld scarcely keep from \ at,or J ear' rauch K',od has 1,eeu tlie
Atto.m y an I Counselor at Law.
Next day Mr. Sage, after eon- ny has become bankrupted by 81 per 100 yards. Sometimes when laughing with joy. Finally, when 10sult. Seeils from plants of infe-
liTBTT.B i ’oiST. (’o">S ( ’«»CMCV Oil BOON.
suiting with Mr. Gould, came heavy hisses, or they do not pay expensive and costly braid is being they had stared at the beautiful rior growth, either ot flowers or
W ill prH-tiv«* in «11 tilM eourts of O. off on.
fruits, should never be saved, as in
again to see the Commodore.
flic full amount that a winning smuggled the woman will pay the Circassian girl, watched the glass
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that case the stock would degener-
“ 1 think we’ll take the road at ticket calls for, declaring that the i
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°f cheap nrticlts as a blowers make their fragile wares,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
and were apparently on the point, r,*°»
improvements in all shapes
your price, Commodore.” said he. | j »layers have won so heavily that j blind.”
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»4, man} caras can bo com for- of going, the suave man approached. | an‘^ ^ornis should^ be raai ked ^ and
‘What, price?”
: they are obliged to pro rato their i
Low
il4r.suyu¿Li>. Offu.
Seed-bearing plants
“Ah, gentlemen, have you seen preserved.
•Why, $200,000.”
j payments. This is a favorite ruse, | ll,1y concealed in the manner stat-
cannot l»e grown too much iu tlie
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the entire show'?”
Ihat was } esterday s price. ¡ as
encourages the playing of
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“Wal, I reckon we purty much sun. This is of the utmost impor­
Ri>«»cial n'.'. -iiu.ut ffiv«.u to diseancf» of v«»ir- To-day I want 83,000,(K'H).”
i higher stakes, each victim imagin-
“Tlie inost l)raia thilt 1
tance, as full development and ma­
rn am i ch iiiA m , «i*<l «li cl i< nu forma f
“G och I gracious, Commodore! ; j,,,, that he will be the next one f()UUJ concealed on one person was hev.”
tii »ah*?. I i . ì -s of olunuriot $10: ttn-th ex-
IrM iiid fn rO O w u U sto l.
twaliu«
The stereoscopic views, the bones turation should lie encouraged.
I y o u s a id y o u r s e l f t h a t y o u w o «la to l u e a k t h e
unpin] y
Another 403 yards. This woman was par-
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s»uù .Nt ur.iiffin l>y tlu< utnl-
About the time seed is ripening it
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mode- o f encouraging the play f i o ticulary slender and could conceal of the mastodon, and the Asterome?’
iout.vi vapor lir.th.
in < ’o«:uiile I'ity .
“No we ain’t seen them yet. should be looked over almost daily,
"So 1 would if you had taken it i^ the employment <!’ cappers who’! more and m.t be detected owing to
and harvesting should begin before
then. Now ! went 83, 1 i V O v It a n n o u n c e their winnings at every ! this. One day last week I took a Whar are they? ’
c . w . T O W E R . M . D .,
“These are the views,” said he, the pods open. In July and Aug.
you will tike it now y< u can have i opportunity in the hearing of the ¡little less than one thousand from
Pi.y^’ c im an.i i u neon,
it for that, if not it will cost you . faint-hearted player or in the pres- ! three women, all of which they had pointing to holes in the wall, where- seed ripens very fast, and there is
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more.”
■ enee of any new “chump” w lu m | concealed. The smuggling is car- in dreadful scenes of carnage could ! 110 trouble in drying it, but now it
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Ti’.e good Mr. Suge was greatly ; they can induce to plav.
ried on mostly during the last two be observed, “and there are the needs more attention. One of the
Physician and Accoucheur,
•erplexed and said ho would again ; Agencies are scattered 11 over ¡days of the week, the fore part of bones of a mostodon, which we have best places ’ in which to dry any
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have to consult Mr. Gould.
He i the city in cigar stores, laundries j the week I eing given to the inanu- procured at an enormous expense. kind of seed at the present time is
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begged the Commodore to w ait1 and iinderg»ound dives,
■oi : : i ci f i i facturing et the braid. Tim season I shall take you in my private room a vinery from which the grapes
have been cut and where there is a
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until the next day and not make j these places are protected by beav- for braid has just commenced, and to show you the Asterome.”
“Perlite, ain’t he?” said one of free circulation of air. If laid out
another raise in the price, but the j ily barricaiied doors and some by it w ill be smuggled extensively.
£ ? r ^ S e r g o o n D e n tist.
on boards or mats or hung up on
¡shrewd old gentleman would not I watchmen, who give the alarm in
“What excuse d > they make when the countrymen delightedly.”
M A B S H F TF.Td), OREGON.
There were two oU'er country­ the vine wires everything will be
promise.
the oppronch of an officer, and caught?”
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satisfactory. Empty frames with
On the following day Mr. Gould they an* all provided with means
“ They generally act very pitiful men in the room, and tliev were
J. M- VO LK M AR . M. D- himself went to see the Commo­ of destroying any evideneo of and are willing to pay the duty; buying tickets and drawing prizes the lights drawn over them are also
good places in which to dry seeds,
Physician
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Surgeon.
dore and it was diamond cut dia­ gambling in ease of a raid.
I'or- but it is too late and the braid is from the contrivance which was
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pointed out as the Asterome. They and open, airy sheds answer the
mond.
The great operator was |
merlv
these agencies were eon- confiscated.”
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purpose very well, but nothing can
willing to give 83,000,000, but the j ducted altogether by Chinese, but
A man who was formerly employ­ pulled out prizes at every draw.
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“I reckon I'll take a chance,” be done now in the way of open-air
Commodore had advanced the fig- j the business has become so lucra- ed in the Customs Department es­
drying. All seeds should be cut
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ure agrin to 4,000,000.
This j tive and the patrons so numerous pecially in regard to the capturing said one countryman, after watch­
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of i’,t3r
when quite dry, and no attempt
twuiier, ínruib. Gould positively refused to pay, ' that w hite men
have obtained of the straw braid smugglers, said: ing it a moment.
property, liouñc.-* ««:<>
rnnclu'S. etc. Uîtice m iit-rnie buüdmff.
“Whoop!” he exclaimed a mo­ should be made to work with them
whereu[»on the Commodore quiet- j agencies, and there are many “It’s a shame for the Customs De­
lv announced his intention of ex - 1 places kept by white men iu San partment to place spies to detect ment afterward as a gold ring fell in the open air, when they are in
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anyway damp. When rain falls
I tending the line oi the Missonii Francisco, where tickets for anv these poor women whose only to his ticket.
Fl>» C00-. OorXTY. OuBfiON.
“Ah, you are lucky,” exclaimed day after day and seeds nearly ripe
Pacific so as to make it run paral- of the Chinese Companies may be means of support is by the manu­
Offloe: W ith T . G. Owen, Lsq.. Miwxhfickl.
lei with some of Mr. Gould s west- !¡obtained, accompanied by stories facture and sale of this braid. the suave gentlemen, laughing are in danger of decaying, it is best
Perfvet niapM of nil Kiirveyed «mi en­
“1 have another game to allow some to do so, and trust to
tered iHnds fcmiwbed on bbort notice, v in i ern roads and take away the busi- j of new large winnings have just More attention should be paid to heartily.
ness of the latter.
Then Gould ; been made by mythical players the well-to-do class and reverse the here, which is equally pleasant. having fine weather to secure the
remainder, as seeds harvested un­
came down aud paid the 31,030,- and that new' players are invavin- saying: “The rich get all the money Won’t you try that too?”
“No, I guess not,” answered the der such circumstances aro never
bly “lucky.” Notably among these while the poor get all the Justice.”
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countryman coolly.
“This has satisfactory.—The Garden.
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white agents is Charles Peterson, - Detroit Free Press.
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An elderly lady with a profusion
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gone about far enough, and I guess
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notice and extremely lo-w prices.
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In the vegetable line in thbEast
ford, Mass, the wrell known ship ow­
of hd Irish railway uuu Httruct©(l tliG
“W-h-a-t!” exclaimed the suave
was arrested by Sergeant Beeves
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attention of a porter w ho consider­ on Sept. 7, 1882, for conducting a ner and tiie leading spirit in the gentleman aghast. “What do you one of the real novelties has been
Morning Star Ledge
the production of marrow squash
ed her to be a very good mark for lottery agency. Five other persons Southern Oregon Improvement mean ?”
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“grown by steam.” As commonly
the unbidden gratuity.
Having were taken into custody at the Company is stopping at the Gilman
“I mean that we are officers,”
Meets at Coqnille City every Thnrsoay
•veninff. Visitiiiff members of this order, in safely deposited her luggage in the ■ !*anie time and chaiged with visit- House iu Fort!aud.
In nnsw’er to and the two countr) men threw back grown they never weigh more than
good standing, are cordially invited.
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This
carriage,
he observed
, n a lottery
l; irl 1 agency.
8 rinr hronlr
, n n nrrest,
.. ie ’ an Oregonian reporter says: “ The their coat lapels and let two shin­ twvnty pounds, but a farmer there
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motion that she was going to r< agency, as it is at. present in full company had 102,000 acres of land, ing badges disclose thoir signifi­ this season moistened his vines
with sprays of hot water from a
Pioneer Assembly» No- ward him for his attentions. He | blast and crowds of th ev o ta- and, underlying it were immense cance.
steam boiler for hours at a time and
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glanced along the platform and to ries of the Celestial cornucopia beds of coal. Ju st what quality
“Well, I ’ll swear,” exclaimed the
M eets at Coquille City every Monday
the result was that his squashes
evening. V isiting members, in good stand­ his dismay observed the official eye ! gather ©v«ry afternoon and even- the coal is will bo determined by suave gentleman as he sank help­
weighed from fifty to 300 pounds.
in g , »re cordially invited.
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co,.nl",re, tlie‘!' ‘ “ H8}8 ''’1th actual mining hereafter. The com­ lessly into a chair.
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i the drawings of marked tickets for
If the virtue to produce this effect
for
the
gratuity
meant
instant
dis-
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Among the pany have nearly completed a saw
In
the
room
below
the
officers
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missal. A lu iglit idea dashed wldte players there are very few mill at Empire City,which will have secured another prisoner, and cap­ lay solely in the temperature of the
Coquille Lodge N o .5 3
across his fertile mind. It was but who will acknowledge the amount a capacity of 150,000 feet a day. tured two 12-year-old girls who water applied what would be the
Meets at Coquille City ovury SatnrdR.v even
result if such an application was
Some, Work on the building is practically
in g. V isiting brethren, in good «binding, tlie work of an instant to dive his which they have lost.
were
in
the
place.
The
two
pris­
cordially invited.
head into the carriage w indow un­ however, boast of their bad success. completed, and the machinery oners w’ere Philip Spieldock and made to squash vines in California,
An employe of a steamship com­
der the pretext oF inquiring if the pany, who receives a large salary, which is of the latest improved pat­ Thomas Wilson. One was held at where the product naturally attains
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an average ranging from 150 to 300
Chadwick Lodge, No- 6 8 . old lady’s luggnge was safe, but in has admitted he had lost 84000 in tern, will probably be iu position the Tombs yesterday for violation pounds.—Ex.
All the of the lottery laws, and the other
Meets at Coquille City on Saturday even­ reality to request, the old lady to the past three years, while a street before the end of the year.
ing on or beforo tiie the full moon in each place the silver coin in his mouth, railroad employe lost nearly every machinery was sent around the
Jas. Wells, a Baptist preacher,
for permitting minors to frequent
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cent
he
had
earned
since
he
began
and,
having
thanked
her
for
help­
John Goodman,
Horn in the new steamship Al-kL” the museum. The two 12-year.old shot and killed Phillip Finch at
W. M. ing him out of his difficulty, away playing three years ago, and had — Douglas Independent.
girls w'ere Maggie Murphy, of No. Ripon, Cal., on the 13th. It is said
he went, rejoicing at having outwit­ nevei won more than $7 at one
Several players expressed
ted his truffic manager.—Troy time.
G. A. R.
St. John announces himself as a 211 Elizabeth street, and Sarah family troubles caused the deed,
a
wish
that
the
agencies
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Ballauce, of No. 42 West Tenth aud the people of Ripon claim the
GLen. Lytle Post, No- 27 , Times.
closed up, as they could never save candidate for president in 1888 on
street. Officers Wilson and Stock­ act was justifiable.
Meets at C oqnille City, on every first
For the week ending Dec. 13th a cent as long as they could find the prohibition ticket, and warns
and third Wednasday. V si ting com radb,
the specie imports to Nen York an opportunity to buy Chinose the enemies of temperance to 6tand ing, of the Society for the Preven­
in good standing, cordially invited.
tion of Cruelty to children, were ^ Subscribe for the H erald .
from under.
lottery tickets.
were $498,000.
Chas. S. True. Commander.
A poor vine-flower that elnnff »aito
A «li» »11 itüil fragile wayside weed,
Land
a Spcciaîity.
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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1884.
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Surveyor,