Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, March 17, 1885, Image 1

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that a shea! watei ■ vesso ! fa llili.»t be
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thuugid, and m uch e x p e r i-j ,,iils am l ;>.10 j oi]lt resolu tion s.
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’i* fur the p ro sp e rity of ; thè
c ream e o f i!ie
lion
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• 1 tor t!io needs i,f future »«leming, sali ned ìuuih ■If and o ih - ! i'he fo llo w in g nam ed m easures o f
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an.I ti.e.-e -, p. rs require
u b o lie
have
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bureau o f aiuim al in d u stry ; to
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p-revent the spread o f p leu rop n eu -
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w ithin weder and ila rt !iv w hen in m otion : m . onia and o th e r co n ta g io u s d is -
at the 1 lidians
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the i io v e n im o u i.
I )0 ’* ’ i î ' iii ri s ; itali be fail* Iv
! eases a m on g d om estic an im als; to
. I « to their
ild
, c;;l lh e tesfc oath act o f 1862; to
bd .es o d ii t-M t.y tu hone Tl} treated as w ards o t tue* ,
A s fii’ H d eep w n cei c o u m | rcp
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cerei:
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d .* nd G >v n
nt, and their ed u ca t n n * e,,( 1 • in shoal v/at ' •
; i n ~ lim it to th ree y e a rs the tim e in
OI [
:e t > the c >1 i ü ^
T m ae!;ine:\ foi b l iin g it up w pp.ii p rosecu tion s
m ay
b e g in
l ! * U v n. d _ and civ b .ztiu n pn»m uted v'itli
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i ! V Î 1 -:. !1 II 1 . • tied v 'le m n
‘ 1W Ill’ ll Mi ltin i.de citizen sh ip.
against person s fo r v io la tio n o f
* the d a te t » Vl* to III 1 th e >1 'limiti< 'll v. liii-h c v . iv nat re die
*ri itoi ics is J )OV(*] so as t<> suit its co p a city to internal revenu e la w s; to esta blish
lAi! vga an
a; ( ;ir. ] a , j * 1. N o th in g can 0
m m 1, in tuo \.-
i!y «and (if t !. 1 \Yliters it w orks in. nml tlu*ii a bu rea u o f n a viga tion in th e
Tract;
ety, 1** i by i s
0 the l:Karai w hen out in the ocean lottin g it treasury d ep a rtm en t; to gra n t let­
in te re -t s may ri nd
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w orld, 1 m d d< >\\ n to it s flall dep th and lot it ter carriers at deli* e r y offices fif­
1 run fiall h! ast.
T>. .<• e a i - i u ’ .' ...a w J : ien pro- : shall be reprossei
n o r'd*. •d t > i,
teen days leave o f absence, w ith
r • ' i 1
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1 a ; k ersbu rg arrived l ore
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( pay. in a y e a r; to p ro v id e a retir-
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ml
Ci » ve en me at wliicli
; i*o ! which p ro h ib it im m ig ra li >n T h u rsd a y Abtiv!i 5t!i.
! ed li t fo r sold iers and m arines
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i w ho have served c o n tin u o u s ly fo r
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c . V ..D m ;v bili ! l ' h > ì ’, T..it ‘ i no ihtiMition t
t
„ thirty vears o r u p w ard s; to re d u ce
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a;--»riment oi !
iiad a varied
k, V>*it it
ci t r/o n -i lip,
j . idi
vLYll
tho rate o f postage on n ew sp apers
•
1 ■>:h ! 1 - 1
it f ü* ou r loia and exte-iw
; with t (Mil : i i t 11 *. m. i î « ;. ; .
and oth er p eriod ica ls o f the se co n d
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A.mo:u»st the rest was a lit- j
V ! hit
;iiS i'(AJ »UlJJHii
to
Mass, w hen not scut b y oth ers than
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oCium ying a floor
by
Vo
the p u b lish er o r new s agent, to o n e
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po
! cen t fo r each fou r o u n ce s ; to r e ­
i in- pro- em p .'uous ne­
m ove certain bu rd en s fro m the
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i A m erican m erchant m arine (th e
! ii-.- ch eek y au daciou s j
alai r ■, au 1 as
I D in g ley s h ip p in g b i l l ) ; to p ro v id e
at
• ws. a a live horse
e n d civ il s c iv i
civ il g overn m en t fo r A la sk a ; to
a . inn
i révolu!
i b e in good
T , prevent and pu nish c o u n te rfe itin g
; 11 v i • 1 1 M î ) i. i ‘ '
ur citize n s
have
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1 m j in the L n ited S tates o f b on d s or
nt when t< ted at its full p ow er, i , •
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t i go w< i ».s w uere it was 'made, it
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;r civ il p o licy ,
i-waiU ol ’ »arti m
Alalia
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111 ama C la im s; to m ake all p u b -
i i ilia
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liiflueiiCv*
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C(.iiii;idei'able
savin
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not
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i ig
- h i w a y s p ost « r o a d -i s ;
*s an-1 r e d r.d. A a
i . .i. i n . u pi I
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; nc roads
a..«. . f
la . ,.e • (ill l III
hm Yi- i 'D is ' in c* st pro j ?! t;i w! mu com par- ! ■
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( ; iu ose Di» prom ise, aim 1 t*u
the
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! lo m ake it fe lo n y fo r an y person to
,
vho c-vixurt
l : p-’ct cd with
v. dii ta
c c Ct .*t <V o ld
•hill nii'thods o f those who
the
*1 e "" r en gin es, • ¿* > i
h at <»! ; r i :*ns:.ip iiould ! e m u'
AW 0 J .
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, i ia lsely person ate an officer o r e m -
A m o n g s t ti.o ! i
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a i- : a i T t In* est i zen.
T liose w ho yvtgi **’ i)i- tmfc <11 si> . in
mi'll re wan I
. .
.
I p lo y c ot tne l m ted States a ctin g
Ex*- cuti ve bran ch o f
it is t!*m d u ty o f th ose se rv in g lv seek p u b lic e m p lo y m e n t have oth er curio.-ities turned u p fr«»ni , UJ)l|ol. a u th ority o f the U
U n
n i ite d
i.
m f - n e d to a n e w Hu* p eop l » in a p u b lic p la ce c lo s e - the right to insist that m erit and the in exhaustablo am i m ysteriou s s ta te g . to lv m o v e tij0 ch
ch a
a rge
rg e o f
d op ilis o f t!l<e k old was a p;iTent
1 / l ' l !
IS ■ Hi
(roY(*ni- !y to lim it tliO p;ib!i-* exp.-m iitu ’ c - com p
; desertion
from
s o ld ie rs
of
churn. T h is pr< TVs;st*s to» se pairate
.co»)!»'*, and
it to tlin actual
ds o f ¡1 governi­ si a a 11 i >i party su oserv ien cy
j the late war, w h o a fter h a vin g
i i lv m ilk, turn the
Olii the
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ere;nn fr
*h » a à ’ *.* is mo the b ; an o b je c t m eut eco n o m ica lly ad m inistered, surren der o f h on est p o litica l b e- the
tho cream
from
served fa ith fu lly un til the clo s e o f
\ 4
form er in to butt er, :s om e of.th. ‘ lut­
i-m -A * :*»!icitn d e
tula o > n 11 : a i ! i a righ t o t a ! 11 ■ i.
the war, left th eir com m a n d s w ith ­
b o og
g feod,
feedt, and thè
tht* bai
tor ia
into
ice
il; i.o h ■<.!:* t!;o anim o- Ities <»i' p oliti- g. iv e n u m iit to exuct tribu to frolli i j n tho adm inistration o f a g o v - J ter
to L
baia ai lice
ou t lea ve; to p ro v id e fo r the lo c a -
(...j
the bitterness o f parti- the earnings o f la nor oi thè pr; p- ernm enl p led god to do etpial and in to oth er p rod u ctiv o item s o f vari- .•
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1 UG 11 UL d DJ clld h h om e fo r d isa b led
m d*.*foat and exu ltation o f ¡»arti- ci ty o f citz *ns, and becau se o f ¡»ub­ oxact ¡astice to all m eli, tliere ou s sorts. A s we i did nt read the
volu n teer sold iers o f the M exican
ali trium ph sh ou ld be su p plan ted lie
extravagance
am on g
the | should be no pretext fo r an xiety advertisem ent th rou gh wo can n ot j WJ(J. a|U| ^¡ie war
xgp2 w h ose
var and the w ar o f 1812, w h ose
by u n g ru d g in g ncip liscen ce in the peoj»le.
Yve
sh ou ld never be to u ch in g the p rotection ot fr e e d - say whet her it u n dertook to sell the
,
.
, d isa b ilities w ere n ot in cu rre d in
| pop u lar will and sober, con scie n - asham ed o f the s im p licity and p r u - ; men in th eir rights, o r their secn r- butter.
It m ay how ever, and we ■ ^ rv je0 against the U n ited States*
h
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Physician
El
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,
atout g\).)d t
i f
di » dt ’ w ill i .:ii in
IL Hl tho h; Ils o f
advantages,
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—Detroit Fri»© Pr
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inter osts
. trem es fo r the sam e m onth was o n ­
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in
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ce
iplisli- i -Il
l'i'o»pui*:ty ol a i ¿Ili* po.
ly -*• (jeg.
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m ds Gre o:ir■ fin.u ICO *5 Sii Iti 1 be 1 !ore ho
h*gi.;- il
Mr. i om lin son w ho arrived h ere
1 ti
1 m u­ 1 0 :-ili» »lish *d iij» 'li such a sou n d arci f tl 10 Coi]
a few da ys a g o fro m Y o r k C o.,
ci!
!'1
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W
e
need
sc
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say
that
li 1 ni S(•usiMie basis as sitali secu re the
lu II CD11v’l\S. 1 ' )î 1
O n tario Canada, says that the d a y
d
c-ig
iis
» l its S‘! ; M i v a u l e until cu ce o f basii ms ■
w'nich . ::0 CG
be 1«*i't, the tem perature was 20 d e -
G/*
»1 :i pro violi: iy e ut cita i n d, bu t in
1
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k i t » i 1 S t
birth.
grc-es bt*!i>\v zero. H e w asn’ t h ere
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lly
,
they
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ni:
a
d
orin
g
the
rnatt«‘i*
d or
¡v.T pone ent o f private i n - ; b or mire and sternly, and that or.r conM dej ¡ng the n iit.e i «.<**d ly, tue\ iill0 v/e-ok w hen tho th erm om eter
e r o or r postponem
oîdm L 1
1 he , scored Ct> a b ove zero.
» 1 :a relu
ctan tly abend
te rc-ts m-.l ab an d on m en t o f local system o f revenue be so ad ju sted W
' v,.-ie
11 »nctaio.iy
abandoned.
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V * ■*. ¡ê \ i î..-/«v.-.hro r* hr.il t • wed
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to F odera! col
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Atlarnsy and Counscior a' Law.
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v linir ]*;n »*
it is
u-iely o f
interests
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; • * :riu ht o.n!d Mi .ht.
l Ito cotton both lnskneoa
"VT *ßH j«• re* v me :i*
-v ilit. i i.i her Mt***il would fr-'.
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A id with« V.eri. 'v cried. * Cunu n 1
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In that r une sp irit it known love o f ju stice, and t>y o u r
sh o ou
u l ld ; be
i ad m inistered, in ord e r to p ow er; it is a p o licy o f peace, suit-
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p rom ote the lusting w elfare o f the ab le to ou r in terests; it is a p< licy
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socu ro -tih e lull
><’ neutrality, re je ctin g all sh a re
cou n try
It ' l! • (' '
m easure o f
its priceless ben efits in ioreig n b ro ils and am bition s
I' riti »hr. r.d *:K»i*k *
. pin*<ii 1 ‘V y
oil
1 tu those v. ho \
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con tin en ts
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w e d . dential econ om ies w hich are best ity in the enj lyinent o f th eir {»'iv - sh ou ld not be M irprised if am ongst ; ^ reorga n ize the c o r p s o f J u d g e
Coquitlo i itv, O^n
UiUM.rniiJt* Ur***- vinitf M oreover, if fro m this h ou r we . suited to the op e ra tio n o f a lie p u b - | ileges un der the con stitu tion and | oth er articles to be sold was ^ ie J A d v oca te n f the Army* to d e cla re
ilakÜBX Di ne M 1
__ _____ ! ch e e rfu lly and h on estly ab andon lican form o f govern m en t, and its am endm ents.
A ll discu ssion | bu yer. T h e re w ere va riou s c o n - j f ovfe ited certain lands* gra n ted to
'a ll
section al
p re ju d ice
and m ost com p a tib le with the m ission to their fitness fo r tin* place ac- sign m en ts on board o f ^rt,f*o r *e*s
distrust, and determ in e with
con fi- o f tho A m erican peop le. T h o se co rd e d to them as A m erica n citi- and store g o o d s fo r p eop le on tlie
M o r n in a : S t a r L o tiir o
who are selected fo r a lim ited tim e zens is idle and u n p r o fita b le , excep t river and coast.
Tiiis is a trade
d e u ce in one an oth er to w ork ou t w
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M-»i*tii at r.iqaill© Oily o.-erv Tlmrsdnv h a rm on iou sly the ach ievem en t o f to m anage p u b lic affairs are still as it su gg ests tho n ecessity fo r that
is
grea tly
on
^ ie
•Tei‘ iu** Yisitiiii*n,-*i»»t»c.*s? f tbisoniir.in
njvtional d cs iin v , n o shall do- ' o f the p eop le nud m ay d o m uch by th eir im provem en t. T h e fact that increase, and we regret it.
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Meet«nt Ooqmlle Tiw ev**ry Saturday »:y;*n
jipr( Vi ai ti n^ brethren, i n rood
cordiallv invltdtl.
A. J
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and A . M .
s»*rve to receive
all
tho
encourage, c o n - '• they are citize n s en titles
,
w hich ou r h a p p y form o f G o v e rn ­ sistently with the d ig n ity o f their
official fu n ction s, that plain way o f
m ent can bestow .
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O n this a u so icio u s o cca sio n we h ie w hich, am on <lf their fe llo w c iti-
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m ay well lent*.v tut; p le d g e ot o u r zens, aids in tegrity and p rom otes
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d evotion to the con stitu tion w hich, th rift and and prosp erity.
la u n ch ed
the lo u n d e rs <>i the
l ’ he gen iu s o f
E e p u h ljc and con secra ted by their the needs o f ou r
G lliiC T w ic ll L o d ^ O , N 0*G 8*
prayers and p a triotic
devotion ,
M««tsnt Coqmile C ity on Siuurday own fias fo r a cen tu ry b orn e the h op es
ine on or hbforo the tbd full luoon in each
,
month.
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j and asp iration s o t a great p e o p le ,
J o h n G o o 0 d il“
m Kl,*’r
an,
th rou gh p rosp erity
and peace,
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th rou g h tne sh ock o f fore ig n coti-
Ci. A. R .
their oxjunple to
ben efits
diets, and th io u g h
the
p erils
of
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them to ever profit is to be m ade by the
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all the righ ts du e to tins relation , sale ot these articles o u g h t to f?°
and ch arges them w ith all its d u - in to the p ock ets o f ow n storek eep -
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tio3, o b lig a tio n s and ro sp o n siln ii- era, ¡»rovnled iliey gave us tliese
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ties.
a rn cles tor what v.e can g e t them
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l o o s e to p ics
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and
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the
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o u r in stitution s, and e v e rv a ry iu g wants o f an active th ey wish.
Lliey can pet th eir j
.\ strin g o f m u sic — tig h ten in g
p e o p le in their and e n te rp risin g p op u la tion
m ay g o o d s at w h olesale in the city jns-t t ’ :e strin g s o f a violin .
hom e life, and the attention w hich
is dem an ded tor settlem en t o r d e -
,
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volop m en t o f the resou rces o f o u r
u pu
vast territory, d ictate th e serin
m- -
lou s avoidan ce
1
constant j elsew h ere,
;p (| j n ^ ¡o con stru ction o f a rail
j ronij_ j*rom X>t>rtlan<l to A storia
j q
O r e g o n ; reorg a n ize tho I n s iie c to r
I G le
en
n e e n d D ep a rtm en t o f the A r m y ;
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rov id e fo r ascertain m en t o f
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claim s o f A m erica n citiz e n s fo r
; SjW»iliatioiis co m m itte d
by
th e
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! F re n ch p r io r to J u ly o l , 1801, b y
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.r e fe r r in g
them to a C ou rt o f
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o f any
well receive the attention and
pa-
trn tic em leavov o f all v h o m ake
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and execu te the f F e e d d e e r ra
a l law. O u r
for r an
d u ties are practical and call fo
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n n n ! i /» n i lu ll
fil)
l i l f o l l l -
dep artu re in du striou s a p p lica tion , an m teJli-
from that foreig n p o licy co m m e n d - gen t p re e e p lio n o f
the
cla im s
as well as the city man and fo r the j
AY hat is th e best c o v e rin g fo r
■ sam e price. O t cou rse there is the n in i100.i 9
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u ie n ea u . ULmaiuib «1 »t osisrn
fre ig h t up here, but let that |
g o ¡ou n u T
H a ir isn’ t bad.
th * o'
again st the
e h *i*kage
v k a g e and heavy ta
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es and rein s paid below , and ou r
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1 I gether,
says a scien tific paper.
o f local man w ill still have b ig o d d s | ^
y c’jent4 you re awa 7 o ff
I t ’s
G e n * L y t l e P o s t , IT o* 2 7 ,
d o m e stic s trife. B y the fath er o f , ed by history, tradition, and tlie p u b lic office, and above all a fii in at Ins side. E el them com e dow n
.s
follow w itli brass
Meeia at Coquitlo City, on every tirs*. his co u n try o u r con stitu tion was p rosp erity o f ou r U ei)u blic. I t is determ in ation o f united action to to S m ith s ¡»rices and g iv e us jgocul
tln^ ^yiiT w ith tin
Wednesday.
Vuting eomrad», in good COm m ended lo r a d op tion as the re- a p o licy o f m d ep e lute nee, fa v ored . secu re to all tlie p e o p le o f tlie land valu e fo r the sam e m on ey as lie J
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ataudmg, eordmiiy lnvUed.^ Cnuj|i,uultr> j 8-a ]t o f a sju rit o f am ity and m u t u a l1 by ou r p o sitio n and d efin ed b y o u r ! the fu ll ben efits o f the best fo r m »d o e s aud th ey w ill hear no m ore o f , S u b s c rib e fo r the H e r a l d .
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