Coquille City herald., March 10, 1885, Image 1

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C O Q L T L L K
Y O L . 3.
C I T Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y , M A R C I I 10, 1885.
j.
N O . 30.
T h e A p lu r j.
j Halifax, Nova Scotia, or any where
“Wo have two patients, both
ISnm lon.
I else, so they leave this, deserves to
chronic lunatics, who have for
One more nni.irtnnaU-.
Most bee-keepers strive to get
'When
the
government
works
commended.
Not
long
since
a
TrnstiiiR the fat»*.a
L. F. L an e .
J ohn L an e .
some years worked in the vegetable |
ltashly importunate.
| were shut down at the mouth of panther which lias been roaming i rid of drones in the apiary*as soon
LANE
LANE,
garden.
They
are
as
happy
and
,
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I as they appear, and some inventive
Tried on the skates.
. . i - in tins
A- work
i as )UlT
river about two months since, .
A tto y iim u!i*l fo u iistjo rs ;il la w .
contented
they ......
can . 1 1 our
r i » k h r r ii 1» t c t u l r r l V ,
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aliout m the neigUborl,o<xl of R ''»-: milllU |mve.Icvised i.-goiiious trnpe
1 . ....... »•il t h e ft t r a p «
l.o in thoirconilMou of li.iml. An- j tlle J* tl> ,',1S,
ln ,ul- dolpli for several jenrs, was kili.nl to catch and destroy them. Now,
L n d Cases a Speciality.
P a r t i l i . »ili* il s > h I p L i Ìe r l y ,
vauce
of
the
dry
land.
Now
at low j py young Faliy and JHlly Green.
Officoon MninStre«'t, o»»t«.si: < C .smopolit n
other, by tradì* a shoemaker lias
1 have a good word to say for the
l m u S Cl t > n i i s h n ;
Hotel.
time
|
wntm'
°
11(‘
(
-
‘an
walk
on
dry
land
at
seems
that
a
few
davs
previous-
,
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,
, •
done ¡.lie mending for a lon<
Roseburg,
( )regi >n.
O h . i t \\ .1 s p i t i f i l i
The following casi I have watched j lo,,lst ? ° toot iu .".Jv a .aC0 of tho. *“ * ! '«e killed a valuable young steer, I y” aaasald l y ^ d , X u .ly , and
1 i .u HmllL!
itH ilti |L
t Itili
J. M. S ioi . in .
J ohn A. t»u\r
pile driven on tho jetty, and the
W i l l r. a \\ h o !» - c i t y f u l l
with some interest. P became in ,
belonging io Mr. Ldw ard ^ a^*v» i rfli Uy seasons in Southern Califor.
S i g l i n Sz G -ra y -
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; dry land continues nearly down to am jviung a .
M uh 1 s e e h e r il r» *»».
re\eng»-. ;
j iia,ve observed him closely
sane through domestic aliliction . . . . .
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l*Ìi*K 11 c r u n t e n d e r ! y ,
A ttorneys ami Counselors At Law,
the
“Con
ins,”
a
group
of
rocks
ly
Accordingly
lie
aud
Jiiilv
went
out
1
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and an inmate of the hospital in
S m o o t l 1 o u t l i e r d 1
p
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and
nave
luvariablj
found
that
M,irnhtiflii. < ’of>H rimnty. Oregon.
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ing to the south. Indeed it would one day bound to hunt turn u,» it whcre th0 hive was we„ sapplied
O rncK — Holland l*u:l ’ ».' 7 . 4 » j » « i ,* Rhine. >
>114*d s o r t ì c i u l e r l y .
the spring of 1877. For three 1
Hotel.
vL'nL*»
fo caress.
I
M a il
years he was governed by his delu­ cernas il the Almighty showed j 1 they could, and fortunately came with drones the bees were multiply­
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Merchant
Travel«
r.
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sions, and was considered a bad | a,s,tt.VproVi,l oi tlle meflllK adopted, on him whilst he was dining leis- ing far in excess of the hives hav­
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A ttorney ut la w .
case. He at leimtli became more and the com persued, by giving i wre]y off a recently killed deer. ing few or no drones. The animal
Genomi Insuraiic. an.l R»*nl Kstate A roii I.
riie problem of how to get wor k | (jUiet, and was placi d in a quieter j u lloll>iny lli,lul himself to complete j The dog they had with them im- heat produced by the drone is nec­
ttogri lle Uiry, ( ) reg <» n .
is becoming every day more diffi-1 hall. He was still, however, envoi- j th<' ^«'lertaking, and we verily be-J mediately gave tongue, and rushed essary to keep an even temperat­
T. G. O W E ii.
cult of solution to a very large oped in mental darkness. “Is there i lieve that ever since l ncie Sam ! a£ t]ie ferocious animal undisinay- ure in the hive, as bees' eggs aro
IlU,the1'England good bye, j e(j The young men followed in
class of thoAmeiican people. It; noli ope? no relief?” is ras his often-
j hatched in the same degree of tem­
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
and set up house keeping on his j j10t pursuit. After a run of about
After
a
while
is
a
question
which
appeals
almost
i
repeio-M
¡ij-jn-ui.
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m.
j
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appeal.
perature as hen’s eggs, and there-
Mir.-;nri*i 1». Oon.
as seriously to the industrial econo- j consented to assist at the mangle. Iown acoount! that ho never Cot | two miles
he
was
treed.
Billy
Green
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, fore it is evident that something
S- H. H A Z A R D .
got on his larboard bow, and
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; mv of this coast as it does to Eas-j He gradually improved; he set such good value for his money.
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.
more
than
the
working
bee
is
need-
The probability of the mouth of young 1 ally on the starboard, and v,
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Attorney and Counselor at Law.
tern communities. It is true we himself to picking up buttons, and
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ed to preserve the required heat,
E ur lftx IT tt . <><» n .
1 have larger fields inviting develop- j in n few months had about two j * a ^
1 icing
so improve«. at a preconcert« signal they both • When the sun sWne3 brightly tbe
ment here, but fewer established thousand on a string, with which ! i ' 0KBi ly cau 6° ou^ ,lll( come noi - . uns i t noug l t .c o m - worbor bee 8eenis impelled to geek
J. W . B E N N E T T .
; i . industries
, . . than
.,
. i Last.
i' l Stottne
. 1,., i , he ornamented
i i the
j,
11 of e j his
• I in at all times, lias caused some .lunging brunches, and a h ««vy. ^
nud iE the flow or
the
walls
Attorney at Law.
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,
enterprises
to
be
talked
a
good
deal
tnud
at
their
feet,
announced
the
I
store
of
nectar
¡s ,arge the rusIl
question how to earn a iixiiig, with room. He was ottered a small !
1
b
j{ Lb'AHFIK1.T*. < a.X.
, * one. 'n
, , , 1 , bounty
. for
c each , mole,
, rat i or musk-
, i 1 about, ’ and others already J commen- oimirnl
\r all
nil that irne
tiiArlnl of I
.
.
arrival /
of
was mortal
tnany, is an lmjxirtant
i no
lor
honey
is
so
great
that
the
hive
Amongst the former is a this miserable sinner.—Legem
D. T U W A T S O N .
Seeretary of the Treasury, in his i rat lie would destroy. He now had 11
will seem almost deserted if there
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woolen
mill.
Lot
us
just
consider
, annual report, declared that our j full liberty to the grounds, and
Attorney and Counselor at Law
I’riuiius « r Fruii Tr«*«**.
are no drones in it—the tempera­
protected manufacturing industries «pent much time hunting his game; how far our wool has to travel,
CY-i* i Ct rv, < Jus.
Almost every one knows that the ture falls and the process of liatcli-
.... the
.! employment
,
, and the expectation j i aud
it must 1 pay,
are able to produce as 1 •nge .m
, all
. the people
11
. be-
sap of the tree rises from the roots ing is detective; no doubt causing
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fore
it
comes
back
to
us
in
the
J . H. N OBLER,
;oils
in
six
mi
»ulus <‘s i reward brought him out of lus ;
arm>unt of
shape or woolen goons.
F irs t! to the branches in the spring and chilled brood and great loss of
Notary Fub;ic
n
tpiires
in
a
th country
year, melancholy state and kept up his
there is the freight to ’Frisco. This \ decends to the roots ns winter ap­ young bees, just at the time when
II.S.K <
i ii mentiom-.l ihost* of iron, wool spirits. He soon gave evidence of
is as high as 825 a ton, we paid at ‘ proaches, i his knowledge should most needed. I believe the l>ee-
cotton.
I
lus
means
that,
mi;
i
his
ability
to
care
for
himself.
ITe
an
C A R L H- V O L K M E R .
, that rate for it on our very last form our fundamental rule for master would gain largely if lie
less we can find other markets than reasoned wi ll, and was correct and
Attorn :y and Counselor at Law.
shipment, and we have the accounts ! pruning, Nature has put it in our | AVOu1’.1 «tu(1Y the characteristics of
the !; me one for these manatac- «harp in !ii> business transactions,
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in our posses ion and can show | power to weaken or strengthen a , the drone, and make us nice dis­
M u r i;; ro in
tin
1
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tl'.ere
is
ouly
full
work
for
pf],,
discharged
it
cently
in
the
• ( >r
Will pr^tic' in al
them to any one who wishes to see i tree, just as we see it necessary, tinctions in selecting drones for
h :!f llie people 1 ngaged in them, i expectation of his being abb
breeding purposes as is generally
Had this man been them; then there is cartage, storage, j Every branch of a tree cut or short- done —in the selection of queens—
Eli d they are partic.dlv restricted make iii- w
A. M. ( ! IA \\ FOLD.
It then j cued during the months of April j
to this country for a market is , kept confim in the wards, 1 have insurance, commission.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
uppareut bv
by the muni
milliner no doubt he would still be an in­ crosses over to Philadelphia oi or November means a loss of sapor | for tl,oro is i ust fis much clifferenco
imiiifullv annarent
J#~t lenccal in .tin.;u-• »<1*11 ;..
of w oi knien that have been and are mate and that his case would have J »oston, win re it is manufactured i R weakeningof the tree. 1 n our per ; (h‘oner> as in queens and lobust-
into bhmkots, woolen clothes, etc., | feet climate the sap is supplied in healthy drones with a good pedi-
iulted ar dilTerently.” fix.
b> ing discharged. The questions,
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mid then travels back by the same ! such n great quantity that we have
is cl« ite ns valuable in the
J. F. EAS IL K , M. t'.
¡n view of tiiese lads, naturally
route to ’Frisco. There sold by a in almost every instance to treat the j ai,1;|0 f° r morejmrposes than one,
I ’o iT if n l l i n l s In O re g o n .
S finii I.» J ¿l’KT.lI ' l VN.
I'BlHtCUS. S -y,
• n ,o i .' i . iich of w• • : i- arise, why are they roshicted to
H
atlen*i >n
! commission agent, again to some j trees with the intention of weaken- ns the most prolific queen, tested
!• : .• ,r > lio fori; S •. the h«»iue market? Ai the m in y
•n and chilè.cvii.
v i «• my, when rT
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l mted
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I if tri •-> î": tifth t»y:
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. wliolesale house, resold to a whole- ! mg thorn— or, m other w'ords, we and found perfect in all respL*cts.—
for .'»♦.• •. ■ ••h. ¡* •. i . itin«* it to sutler for ihe benefit of a few? States G nsul tv) t mua, ¡»urenasea
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for Rli«UIUa ■ - • . N» nr.i. -i.i bv -lie ;uo l- I ml*iiibtoillv the iia]>[»iiu ss or mis-
’ sale store, resold again to some i nave to prune them in summer. Ex.
S(J50, * mini­ î
at a e, ist. it i sale
i ¿At dii \l;p il1 Ì lit tit
store keeper up here, with freight, j 1 he proper time of summer prun-
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l 'Cu?’* üi -•
in k i'r li- a ii W h e a t « .
peo
for
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¿•ry of our
ber i of game bin Is of brilliant » insurance etc., back to the ( 'oquille, I ing is w hen the first growth of
x r r r T 7 » t ~~>
v. Iu -IM 1 olitici !tliS lld \ P alw: . vs pro- J »111 nage and excel! eut eating and ;
A chemical investigation of the
D.
LV.
C. w . TC
about one-half its
•nds
iopi
fr 'Sicd so mm Ti a fiéetion,
the i hui and ( » un c lui» of J'ortland. : ¡ U n ’uxoiNtniii
to ilio" last pn.l.«bi7 ieuglh-ihe"flitter "¿7rt of I
! » • been go-.
P h ysicia n an?. Sr.rnt o a ,
lion
upo l a prope ; and ePeclive- sola
0
of
the
S
ate
to
be
used
i
1
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—
j
ing
on
for
two
years
iu
the labora-
ask
i",i\
in
M\i * i
who
pays
ids
share
on
what
1
June,
t
he
pi
lining
consist.*
of it ; ami it i , not t< ■< > in vu !î t*' sn v in ].rope y caring for them and
| tory of the department of agrieul-
ho buys of freight to San Francisco ! cutting off one-third of tho new
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and
curiry,
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and
si
th»'
j
•
c
ing
and
[»
• i : s! ribnt
roteeiiug t!ie*m !
| ture. Such results have been ob-
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an i hack, sc oral carta<Yes, s to r a g e s , i grow th. The result is that a tree
* \ 4 * 1 the ; . » î rii\, of î l \ ! A
unt 1 tii. y shall be g.*nerally prop­
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! tained that Clifford Richardson,
Physician and Accoucheur.
across the pruned m tins manner stops grow- .
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insurances,
two
reights
•
in­
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mi
y
b.
:ig
peopii
λ Ì*« 11 t W* *1 K
gw ( hi î NI >f_ !
S. u ie y *ai’s a r*
r
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the
chemist,
feels
lustmed
in
giv-
agated.
ill* !or two or three weeks, but the !
b
COgt II.LE CITY. OGN.
* -4 i ¡Il li. i lie sit u itiol î is no! fett broiig'lit birds from .\^ia tli.it ('•«‘htinent of America, together with
v
>
h
ing
publicity
to
them.
From
very
vial .
he intermediate profits, ami sap, instead of forming wood, is de
be spn ad • nd now abound in all :
s.ti »fact« ry, :md ought no
,
p a i buds
i for
p ¿i
veloping
fruit
the coming elaborate
- tables
. showing
. . . the . anal-
.
O. E . S M I T H ,
>: 11( i WIM t< 1 1’»'; nain as it is. if » « Wr ;t(?rn t >regi »ii. W e see them i accumulations that can be piled on
ysis ot a great variety of wheats
it, bv almost every fellow that looks '•ason on the hist years grow th,
v k.1 1 • e it will g i ’W worr e, and An- eve •y da v and we hear of them in
S e r m o n D e m is t ,
from all parts of the country these
rpoGiix* I
. v0j ists and Socialists will mn 11 i— Cui i y e •untv. The Bob White at it, and these in the aggregate I otherwise they would stay dormant deductions are made. The main
M AESH Fi LED, OULGON.
lorn rinds i* >r ill! u I'- qua i! wn;5 set loose in’ -4 tlic Sautiam 1 must !>.* enormous Now if we had for the next two or three years. failing of American wheats is their
and
the
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vin i
This is especially the case with
h“in'll 1 of tIli 1ugs w liieh 7. e Ill »W ii f- 11 . >{ « >m y * n s ago, and though they i a woolen mill on our river, we could
deficiency iu albuminoids.
The
our
apricot
trees.
The
second
prun-
sell
our
w
ool
at
home,
have
it
man-
J . M - V O L K M A R , M . D- feet to dospit¿i* will be«•onu a -eri- wei o few in nvunhcrs tlu*v are now !
highest percentage of albuminoids
ufactured at home, get an honest iug shout bo given in tbe winter,
illecting
i
leiiifgdiinj.:er,
and
mem
I »US
Physicia i an.1 Surgeon.
plentiful in all that vicinity. Capt. 1 article at homo- no cotton mixed "'hen the leaves liavo fallen. The found by Prof. Richardson was
f
the
(•om-
î
•
j
m
1111
y
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¡1 ilk c the irai
Aid¿eny, tr»ok a few Mongolian ! with it for of what wo now pay, ¡2nd. pruning makes it possible for 1 17.15, in a Minnesota wheat. Rus­
M tvtls P oint . C' och io ., (» kuuon .
tlie
rit
V
of
Vii.*! lótf
nmi illy ali'I th»:* prosjic
pin*usant s to the F.amo neighbor- j and get nearly twice as much as the orchardist to give the tree the sian wheats have been shown to
countrv. Examiner.
hood and they now tly in Hocks what we now get for the raw mate- porper shape, and regulate, by eith- contain 211.5(5 per cent. The albu­
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and are increasing with great cer- rial, and enough left besides for | o' longer or shorter pruning, its fu- minoids are regarded as the most
IVurU tor Hi«' lii«an«‘.
( ’ogi ii.i.R Ui rv, O kkoo N.
valuable parts of grain. Prof.
GENKRAI. /,(A:NCV t -r tiu- ni.l»- i>f City
i tho
•, sixth
• ¿1 i biennial
• ,; i report . ot r i tainty J and very J numerously,
the mill owner and the merchant, ture growth-short pruning to be
ln
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property, huniivs ¡uicl l"ts. timber. fiien*.
Richardson says it is difficult to
raurlKM. I *.c. Oilicc in HiTiiM builil'ii;.’.
i)r H. Wunliier, Kupenutenilciit I ‘ I*« exp. *¡mi-.it of introducing to make them smile all over.
applied on trees of poorer growtli
explain for what reason American
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! of the Southern Hospital for « 1C f<,relK» 8»*“« h 'n h ¡^<* Oregon
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Capt.
Jansen
of Parkersburg
wheats contain so much less water
J . X . xiiXJ-ixj,
., neccessity
„„„„-„-iA,, I lias iiroved
satisfactory J and will i n' > . building a strong fishing
r , .
•. boat , for
e
vigorous growers to cheek their
-
Insane, at Anna, 111., the
1 ,
than is given in the foreign aver-
o-.iv-.jv»,
P
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ii,« ,1« I the end people our extensive fo r-1.. „ ,
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The apple tree of this
r«.K(’iKM('OLML.ouKix»N.
; of regular uccupntiou for the ue-
11
j the deep sea fishery that is known growth.
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.., i ages, but he has never seen a sam-
Offir*: Mub r. G. Owf-A. Tscj.. Ma.hliiitld. | rented is strongly insisted ui>on, j ( ^ 1 | a ,un< ,uit f' ° Ka,,lt> 1,1 to exist about 20 miles off the coast.
1
111
ls
ap*
to
glO
N
V
vorY
A
V
1< | pie w hich contained as much as the
of i;!l
;uid on- s anil i Dr. AN anlner
i . mentionB some
,irxVl.A |
1 too. 5 of lill’tls
, She
mi will
* ii have
1
i 1 of r o*' i*.
#-r i eritfci 1 I'lui'S
U 4 .11 Soi
j.n survev<*il
Nur
„ C)1 HlO^t 1 H
. *1 lllllllt 1
a keel
feet l in but to bear very little, especially average given by the chemist Wolff
t#red lands furnirtltod on short notice*, vlnl , #
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interting instances where steady j
H11,i I»u ai: n*dmfd beaut). ^E length, beam 14 feet, and have a ou irrigated soil of sandy loam. I for German wheat. He concludes
FEED AND L IV E R Y STAPLE 1 mental improvement was brought ; °
lmpoitancc to success- curryj,jg capacity of about TO tons. found root-pruning the best reme­ that the hotter and drier summers
i about by constant application. fully intrmlnco game to any conn- | y he wi), bo coini)Ietea by tl,0 first dy, while top-pruning in winter of America may afford the explana­
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tion. \ comparison of tho samples
“We have one patient,” says tho ti\. .lit aus i».iss((l am money , oEj j (ly| alK( immediately commence only increased the evil. The sur­ analyzed show s that the wheat of
Cuqnill<* City. Ouu.
doctor, “whose convalescence stop­ expended to slock our streams and 01,erutioQ ou tll0 cul, nnd haak plus brunches and suckers must be the Eastern states is the poorest
Uaalinc Done «t Rervionnble Rates, v lu ltf
ped short of recovery, who has for water with the best of fishes are bank outside. Capt. Jansen will removed in summer. Some of our raised, falling below the average in
benefit; so also the be assisted bv Capt. Brown one of farmers make great mistakes in albuminoids, in ash and in size.
1
several years been very happy in for the public
feeding and caring for the pigs, effort to stock our woods with tbe beet sailing mastera that eVer pruning. They have a superficial The improvement is gradual aDiP
Morning Star Lodge i He seldom talks, but while at his choice game birds is adding to the ,,nt„ c,| the Coquille. The fish knowledge of it and do more harm regular until the Pacific slope is.
reached, where there is a decided
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food
resources
of
the
State
and
of
wi„
bc
brought
in>
8nd
landed
at
than
good.
They
prune,
for
in­
falling off in quality. The best
Meets at Coquille City every Thursday work, lie makes a glltteial liolst*
T,
•vtQiuig. Visitili*,'tinunliors of this »>nlt-r ,m that his porcino friends seem to ]us0
a^
bc°I) 0, ^ Bcems some convenient place on the river stance, a vigorous apricot tree late wheat grows between the Missis­
good standing;, are cordially invited,
- 1 understand. The work that he does j tlmt t!ie legislature could have and when properly cured and dried in the fall or winter very severely. sippi and the mountains. It has a
uric | will be
j few men would do better, and lie better appreciated the public spirit
"to ’Frisco and The result is, plenty of wootl aud higher average in oil, albuminoids
and ash. The Oregon and Califor­
Judge Denny.
X. other pllMm
preforms it faithfully. He is rest- and liberality
bberality of
of Judge
Denny. -X.
leaves, but no fruit. Or,they prune a nia w heats, although showing largo
O. F.
I. O.
C o q u i l l e L o d g e N o .5 3 I iess and unhappy if for any reason
The
Mr. Von Peggert lias nearly sickly tree very little,so as not to in­ and handsome grains, contain a
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Meet* at Coqmlln City t*vt*ry Saturday even he lias to be k»M*t in the house. SHy says:
H; “We
often hear
hear a a great
great ileal
deal coin]»leted liis sash and door facto- terfere w ith its appearance, as com­ comparatively low amount of albu­
“We often
ing
pared the adjoining trees. In this minoids.
my'invited^111 * ^
° ! Another patient of the chronic class baid about the dampness of our cl i- j ry-
As he lias the manufactured
ciordinlly
After crossing the Mississippi
, has taken upon himself the respon- mate as a cause of disease, of the | lumber almost at liis own door, and case the tree must supply with its the averages show that the Mis­
V. F. and A. M.
• sibility (»f caring for the young , respiratory orgaus especially. But j can turn out sashes and door ad j little sap all its undipped branches, souri nnd Kansas wheats are defi­
C
hadw
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Lodge, ’ No-68- I stock, and lie is equally
faithful in the death-rate and the amount of libitum, it will be difficult fer those j aud the result is, the tree becomes cient in nitrogen, while Texas pro­
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Meet* a t Coquille < ity on Saturday ev<-n- his devotion to his charge.
No rainfall do not appear to stand in w ho import those articles from j weaker, does not bear, and the dif­ duces a grain rich in nitrogen, but
Inn on or before the the full moon in each storm or inclemency of weather anv
definite relationship, whereas other places to compete with him. ference between it and its neighbor injured by too small weight per
month.
John Goodman,
will prevent him from hunting a a
()f cojq weather produces
We were glad to see that our becomes onlv
„ tho moro striking
„ 100.
,nuu Minnesota
mu quu has a much larger
grain, not quite so well supplied
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___ __W a '-I stray calf and getting it under j an immediate and notable effect.” i legislature has passed an act this | the next year. In pursuance of my j witR nitrogen.
It is Colorado
¡shelter. He hasforgotton wife and
i .
• i •sessa)'-1 giving a reward for the l theory, I will finally add that it is ! which leads in the production of a
Glen- L v t l e P o s e N o - 27. children and appearently all of the | 'Iau )ernos 'u cine i )spepsia. j RCajp Gf a panther, bear, wolf, wild- i of great benefit to give trees that j large grain containing a large
That
Meets at Goquiile City, <»n every first I past The cuttle are liis friends, j lut BOU1 °Lllllon-
I cat, etc. These are great pests, and Lave borne heavily a very severe i amou 11 ^ of albuminoids.
Wednesday. Vnitin« comradh, in R<>»>d and their caro engages the thought
Tho cream of experience is skim- every one that Eends one of them winter pruning.—Anaheim Gazette, i S iHtfkFrof* Richardson says, shows
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w liut the possibilities are of raising
itanding, oordially invited.
I mod from spilled milk.
prematurely to Hong Cong, or
Subscribe for tire H erald .
i a perfect wheat.—Ex.
dm«. H. True, Commander. J and ambition of liis daily life.
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