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L. F. L ane .
J ohn L ane .
LANE
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LANE,
Attoynm and (’«iunsf‘1 is a( l.;:v..
Land Cases a Speciality.
Office on Main S rnA.oi»,f>it •«'. >..,«•:>"!
Hotel.
Rogt'hnrp,
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Oregon.
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Attorufys and I’onns^rs *1 !;ic.
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General lunuranc«* «ml Kt-al lo ti
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CogriLLE C ity , O ihv . os .
T. G . O W E N .
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
M ikhufiulp , Oon.
S- H
H AZAR D .
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
EMriun C ity . < F in .
J. W . B E N N E T T .
Attorney at Law.
M uts.inui.n. O i . n .
D - X-*- W A T S O N .
Attorney and Couns-’.or at Law
Coo 1 ( ’ IT Y, 1 )oN.
J. H . N O S L E R
Notary Fub.ic
Ct»ei'n.LH iT.v. Go:..
C A R L
H- V O L K M E R
Atto. n^y and Coj.is.ijr at Lav:.
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Will practice in all thr court.-, -t in. _■ n.
J. r. EAST Eli, M. 1>.
I’ hyh : c iv n . Sva k s *n l Go; t
Special at... Ur .on . .v.-n
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Physician and A ccd I a kj 91 j Tl. •
COQI
ILLE CITY,
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O. E. S M IT H .
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S e r g e o n D o u t lo t
M A US 11F 1K L1 ), OiU'.GO N.
V i T i I • * ‘' *.
J. L L V O L R M R . I r . D .
Physician
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Sin l .i. a r. !. . K> i.i
“CoM win: .- v il Ti al! its S,;ravv
la cotte Few ml rei
< *it, I»e m • s-til
When ear h J.ad
And mi nshine 1 .. •; O (T Mil.
l envy your s ve •; re • 1 ■ » ( • j » j ♦.
G happy. 1-tippy Fi riì •
For in e:v Fro; -t
Is a s ran unrest
Auda scifi'nM too deep for wonts.
From the first faint Hash of morning,
I’ntil n't;1!? siiti'lnivi cl-.n^.
1 think of a prave
\\ her - ,lie ei;,
v, iv.-
And a j >y t!:a: wa-. mine las- spring.
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Tin' county ot Curry lies in
the extrenu' souLliwesteru coi ncr
of Oregon, sun iuihlc.1 ivy Coos,
Ik’Unlas ait.l .io.-c:'him- counties,
in this State nini l/i*l Norte coun
ty, in Coliiornin nini h iving ;i
coast lino on tlio l ’nnilit* t.i more
that 100 miles.
Ill its ana of
i.ài-0 stillare miles it emivrace.s
i. 111 s, vaili-y-, j.iaiUs alni mountains.
Som«* id tl.c e!o\atii»ns are cotercu
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wot !i a lit'avy eTov.in i>i iir, ir»>*
! ati.i I ci* I
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1 o a i i i. : a - •, > . . ; : i. i i ' i \ l r l a ' 11 ¿4 r o v,, 11
i:i’ c| . -. J%‘ •. .a * riw-r. wlio.-e |»ri 11 -
ci[< .1 tilt 11 * . \ is ti.o jii:m*is 1 i 1 :.*s
its \\a\ t<> i • ocean across the
eenti'al i) vition <»i' Carry county,
i ..e oilier .-tic. ms of the county,
ali ià v.i.icn fi.»\v into tl.e ocean,
alt* .S f , .'»ixi-;, ] ,i"i » 1 , A UOtt'i»,
Winilclmcli ami Elk rivt rs, and
j i it.ra:', i*r.i ' 1 and « tuc I ht creel.-.
(, u all t ;.. ■ - 1 •
arc tracts 01
r 1 . • ! i ;. 1 i n '. l . 1 ■ - iti i : ' 11 .1 •*, white
U m re is mticii fine ayricult iiid
1 an i 1 .. ti.,* \ a lie vs sc;.lU .» d Lcre
and ila l'i I I the inounlalds.
i he
ji'jis-i iiiils iiiiord splendid graz-
^tluch
iug ft »r i at tie and sin -p.
1 .nil is *. et op-eli F ». « tiii-liit lit. and
d *.-11 id > 1 ■ locati« vn - \-. sin me «Ft \ c-
•m nt ; can he purché -cd at reas-vil
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-> !>ft n canni d on
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.tliv-ults.
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The
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ai. :g is the * lead-
¿f- _2N_. j O I E a HA- - a ,
. i. ands of acres
CotjuiLLE C ity , vono. >s.
advantageously
oí lilunoE 1
G K N E U A li A o i ...v . . . ..
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»i-aiet¡, can l-e pui'cnasi-d ir«>m
property, uku . v . aii.t c>... »• * * ■1 • •
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rancuert, «1C. U..»ce m li> .'aa> t<-...»i.;.
>v<*rnmeut at s*2 50 jver acre,
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J. F . H A L L ,
nicii run in all ih<- rivers is large,
Surveyor,
and finer locutions for cunnorics do
Fmt ClKl.t'ot Nil. V h..t 'N .
Office: W ilii T. U. 0 » . u, ix p . .Ua..ilii'.-M. ii».t i*\i/t.
A cannery at Ellens-
Ir«T1V rftcl inapH ot nil survcycU .tin. c l - burg is d- ling an ext» n -ive business,
tered lainJs iuvnif.liea on .'lioft >t> ■*»■■ \l . i
and yet is not id do to u.-e all the
!i !i oil’» red it.
Tlio shipping
I. O. (1. T.
points are i.lh iislmrg and Fort
M o r n in g S ta r L o d g e
Orford, the latter needing only a
N o . 464,
Meets at Coquiile City every Thursday small breakwater to ma' e it acces
eveuiuL’. Yisitiut; lneiiiheiH ot tin-» oriier, in
sible for shipping purposes to the
good standing', are cordially invited.
vessels alloar.
Communi-
k largest
n
¡cation is had from these ports with
Sun 1* rancisco by na ans of saibing
I. O.
o . F.
vi-s.-els, making ( tirry tributary *o
C o q u ille l e d g e N o . 5 3
M*efcH At (’<H|uilk* (*ity wi-ry Sat-iriF-y «■• a that city. 1 n this r« .-peci, and in
ins{. Vi.Hitiiis; brethren, in ^*'"'•1 saimlaic. the matter of its rc -ourci s and in
oordiailv invited.
dustries, it is similar t<» Goos, its
; nearest neighbor on the north.
A. F. and A. AI.
Ellensbnrg is the county seat,
C h a d w ic k L o d g e , N o -68-
and is situated at the mouth of
Meets nt C»»quiUt* City <>u S ituriFiy > v. n-
|u« on or before the the full ni-<»»n in <-;un' Rogue ri\er. It contains a salmon
month.
i cannery two saw mills and a grist
John ( foodman,
mill. The po puiation is about5500.
\\. M.
Foil Orford. some thirty miles up
(J. A ll.
the coast has tvro saw mills, and is
G e n - L y t l e P o s t , N o - 27,
tin* shipping and receiving point
M.vetft at Coqnille City, «>n every I'm ’ for ti e northern end oi the county.
■Wednesday. Vsitin; cavir.ul-., i.i !l'»*d
Ghetto near tin California line, is
staiulm". cordially in vim 1
Clias. S. 1'r.ie, C vimi.rule*.
the sc* (port tor tie* farmers on
( 'hetco river and ot her portions of
tlu* southern end of tie* county.
F U R N IT Ü K E STORE,
! here arc a number of quite exten
X1. INLaxlc, -P r e p .,
sive individual daries m the county,
several of them milking a handle l
I
MLB.snriLi.D, O on .
cows each and many thousand
Dealer in Furniture, Doors, Glass and Pic
pounds of butter are shipped an-
ture Frames, etc., and Ast-nt for V*
Seeing Machines.
vl nltf J nunllv.— \\ est Shore.
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facilities l'or manufacturing olii red ¡ that, had any other Cabinet in
T!ie following letter is being in your county, and !>•* necompuni- Eurojve adopted similar tactics, it
Ninety iron steamers of tonnage
sent to the county commissioners e.l by a printed slip show ing farms would have been savagely denoun
ranging between uOO 1,000 tons,
ced lor chailatanary and duplicity,
of the various counties in this h >r sale or 1 out.
I ’eelitig that I i r slat * ! . «.real As humiliating as the confession is, representing 01,lMi tons, were add
s! .le.
I > .s county should give it
and urge it nei 1 of an increase oí t!u* lhitish Foreign i'. ‘ e will ed to the Ih 'dadi rrgisterv during
its immediate attention:
w Nilecl steamers represent
( ¡culle, a 7 ;: As you are a.ware, the popula tion tí »at makes new eventually be brought to ad.nil
ing !k*.oid tons wore displaced;and
o r r ! gisl ¡{.io*, a* it iis reet'nî. .a* - imiiK-s, that build.-', and deve’opes, that it has l>een successati!y out-
expu lus « • «. Ì c »minerei
diplomacy. of steamers over 1,000 tons* ‘JS7
fca- wilti d by lîussinn
si -n ;viN-e 1 11. i*. .So. !•>, ajvpro-
‘s am l reiatii >ns, ♦ 1 « *. « it ju
o\v \\ hih * negotiations were protracted, vessels representing oS 1,010 tons
pj'iatuir ¡difilli ) |(,|- immigrai ¡on
the Czar has been advancing hi.> were added to the register, against
Wt ‘ i.nve t¡»e a Ivan! . J ti of <t
.ur; > ; durim ¡it* ve
* tiile^i vi* immi rali 'll, 'll 1 that ireojis and making ready for war. a Joss of i2 vessels representing
u'o\idin.g ft>r tie* appoint
i 11 j'ite of overtures of peat* •, large 101,707 tons, showing a total net
blit i in i 111 Ili ÌLI I'il- i lie L** )-( > j ,*i'ral i ai ( >i yo *r )><■
i l * * i í l > t ' t 1
1 ii
mcrea. e of z'!.> vessels, measuring
iF'll C VlU^niSSl.Vllv'l'S.
l nder t!ie pi'i-guaut with iiu 1 gre it'-st ivo:: 1 e n t s bodies of llussian troops were
l id,Old tons. Of iron sailing ves
appropriation of timi 1«.ll tin* 1 *1 »anl bolli t.» them .and to th .tale, ine hurried toward the A fgahau border
sels and commencing with those
lu-ld its ld'st meeting \\ i ilnesilay, GommissioFors 1 e.-pect fully u rge from the Caspian and from Tush-
April 1, and efl’ect. d a p; mi alieni that you .vid : « ■ t! is impoi laid
nnittcr iuiinediif * and favor•able
organizar ion.
_ ; dial to the register, against Ô1 ves-
As indicateli by the title of this Lattenfion. iluou h h' e viirtosy ot
In* Oregon and sirations in 111 * * lîaltic has been ! sols measuring IS,091 tons remov-
bill, this object of its provisions is hr. lb Ko 11er o{ I in
et
ihit wood ships show a mark
V. dll Mr. John gnraded against, and no doubt the
to make a prompt and vigorous' Calibriti.'!
effort to imluce a class of immigra- Muir <»f tlio O. R. & N. conn;»any, intrigues at Constantinople have 0,1 filin g off. Seventy-eight such
over 2o0 tons each, rep-
t
we are enabled to state th: . L A
the succeeiled in cementing an alliance ' eys°l-s
packages coulaining spec imen-:, ex- hetween the Aluscovite and the ^^M ting «10,885 tons, were added
agricultural and industrial popu hibits of j'.iinted mallei• f<#r the
Board and c-vn.-igill'tl to its dliair-
n. ilevi lope the vast resoi
>f thi.- region, and in tlio ultimate, man,
man, will
will beearrii
be carried
over theii
their
lines
*d over
1* J lin
-s iooled to its bent, has been patient- j ^ 1,‘ hiim0» indicating a decrease of
id.l immensurably to the wealth of travel. Ii-vping that we may lv waiting for the
liussian reply, j
wooden ships measuring 125,-
md general welfare of the state, hear favorably fi*om your county, to its ultimatum.
It would have f
hvm-.. Liking tue it on and
ami
boen easy for England at any timo wooden sailing shi, is together we
\\ Itile the state as a w hole has by we remaní,
previously to have outbid lìussia get a total net decrease of 1(55
Voi ,‘S resj ctfully,
Ipgi dative enactment, appropriated
for the favor of the Forte. Abdul ships measuring ‘27,(521 tons. 13ut
( has. 11 . Ih »oil,
the sum of money mentioned, the
Hamid is not friendly to the Mus- notwithstanding the remarkable
H. W. Corbett,
commissioners are assured that
covite. liut Air. Gladstone waited j 'impression of last year and the
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the best interests of state in this
too long; Disraeli, with such cards | ‘'omparative falling off in the ton-
W. N. I,atine,
directi«»n will be m >re subserved,
to play, would have ma le short j nnb,e launelioil, as compared with
L. I». Cox.
and the end and aims of tin* or
work of tlie llussian situation; but i *
s'*i‘ vessels sailing under tlio
: in i-
; si' »ner-
( ’onim
ganized effort be m >re promptly
England just now appears to Liiv** i Lidtisli llag represent all enor-
C. 15. Car Jo, Korn‘t m rv.
attained, by a co-operative acli>>n
on!y one first-rate diplomatist, and ; !|ious lleet, measuring (5,111,07(5
-'ii the part of each county, or lo
A-»it o tí;;- h :n*i«-s -,
’butarrangement i t°i»> of steamers of oOO tons aid
( Ittaw.a, Oat . Apr:! ! 8. Hon. J . la* is in India.
cality.
The board is not organ-
iz d, m>r ¡s the money appi* »pria- A. Chaplean, Secretary of State, Lord Duilcrin may have m ale. with npwnr.ls, anil .-»,489,*20-1 tons sailing
ted for 1 he purpose of iminipiMiits introduced his bill in the Commoi h llio Ameer we have no moans i >i ves.-rls t»i "2-»G tons aiul upwards, a
i'ortunatelv, however, total of 9,(('‘.0,o40 tons of shipping.
to si tth* in any particular locality, '.providing for the regulation of knowing.
J he p >licy of the French boun-
but ti» .• dd alike every part of tlu* C tiñese immigration. It provides he is now on tlie sor t where his
state; recognizing that each homo i that all Chino «*. with the exception services are m »it required. H * ty system was severely tested dur
ing the year 1884. The handsome
located; every acre reclaimed and j of the diplomatic crops, Covoni- i "'ill infuse energy into tj:e Anglo-
D
premiums offered by the gnvern-
made productive, and the new ment representatives,
1
7 tomi is, ’ mer- Indian forces and con linn thesv
v ;iii-
d otiiei 'S speeiady ex- pat I iv with which the native princes | n,Pllt for tl:° -idling ships uiK»n
¡all PLY a iluty of ^’2."1 per have embraced the cause of their 1 loli^ voyages induced many people
!•
• rs oi M ssels earn> ing English suzerain against liussia. j to invest their capitol ill the over
individual and collective wealth
and general prosperity.
uni igra.;its will not be in the mean time Air. Gladstone | yoa tnu'«\ while it also influenced
i n addition to this iinam i.il aid
to :Plow IV of t Ill'll 1 to must also be up and doing, or his j *ld established companies to put
j additional vessels upon their lines;
extended by our county, through land until a rcjiort ha.-; been madt cause is lo t. Lx.
-
i and the experience of the Charg-
r< j »resenta live legi-!; tioii, the t * }• and permission given. 3!asters o
Siv«!» I'm- t r i . i i s .
.
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j curs lieums Company goes to
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le as individuals and as r. c »mmu- \ i ssci.s are c »
nal
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i *:e 1 i si so i f«>r t! i <* produ« lion ; prove that the handsome bounty
iv i ivy
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infere -t(* 1 in s<-Iv f» v ti e
vavab.e
o.
i a. ;:pp!e, - s tm* ( ountry j paid by the nation, whereby French
i
ati 'll tplesti» »n, as the Ch
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OF
i v
i ! i »lilt is a dee:»,
I rich, moist loam blips were placed at a decided
G .
*;icad t « tin .«« ( ÌV ¡S F' fil
ii liai! be
au!
•i andy su’».««-; I ; .-dfhough it -.d\ailing»» compared with Ameri
;♦ 1 1 ». » des W ii
their 1
4 ¡lis iV
:Oil'll, \\ 1
ng<-r.->. \ - -
IF . -i : moderately well upon any can. J’.ngli-h and other vessels, was
It.*- nj/plFllUT and op »Muni!, 1 • * s -«'¡s i>:
* to G.’. 11a-la
m. .vo dry.
not
sufficient
to
save t lie
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fi »11, f• «rnis the will lit) >t be
>Y
ti * carry m< >re
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t
i ! ( * i i i * 111 : in a deep, rid
1 5 ; . . 1 ». • 1 W»*< ll your 1
company from actual loss. At the
¡2« Tl¡
t n * i * a- every fen
lhali <. !
am, \v ldi a cl : v su : sa «
Mima) meeting of the shareholders
t;..* m ligrtnt.
( ho fjuaraii-
Effect i \ e h »IFS t f
l'1
1 ,
I * plum
requires
a
d
cp,
moist
,,f
this company a report of the
hi
liiui! ired-• fold, in* ' 1 t ' till" t '.i !*; i (/»•', i 5 Í1 cs will have
d but tncrv must be no stagnant : operations for the year ending Juno
S( »,
couniv, t B i*mIgh 1 * lit4 ! * îvcn t it
fed «liât no
i i
wafer
in ¡1,
'•’’d'h last, was lead. The directors
of'ici
a«n n »n. shall Ìi ive vine its »( ; ht b \ or
:-;;se » ai b l
i a* cnerrv <rr«vws tics * :n a nca, had to announce that, in place of
activ
pra»*iica ! auxili; i ry ; MME >11 k* ;h< women.
iach emimraid
warm, sandv 1«»am. Ii a FiUicn of dividends of 15 per cent, ns in 1882,
i \ ^ 1 di.lv i -e w l. i
Mu
ivi- e«lampi»»n ot its on
w ■ o na
leaves, straw or brush is put around --nd 1*2', j,er cent, as in 1885,
, i .
¡» mí tic iiiiir
locaîitv and resource ;.
j * i i i » ,1 to OÎ Î ill 1 Î1 lK# Til'S ll » Mil
tin in 1 1 iey will be very much bon- they were unable to pay anything
. »'’. .
Eccognizing the necessity an
nd a rcgi~t«;-r of
l lie t )ST l ...
1
j for 1884. The large dividends for
F
the f iiiciency of its ci v-i »peral « ive
sih t i person í > (.•ortiliPt w 1 1 1 r. eiited by it.
Tiie quince should be planted in lss*2 and lSSo were due to the
\\ i »1•b
c board suit Lie ts that vour I,
( ’nine e entering 1 ’añada bv
•«unity, through its commi; sioi.ors, ];¡nd will be « bí¡: e«l tv report tliein- a very moist clayey soil, but tree 'shipping bounties, f«»r ri 1<88(), the
from stagnant writer.
¡year before the bounty system
>ther ollicials or private citizens, ' selves and to p y the du tv o! gì5.
organize a local immigration soci- The duly is proseiiptive, but all I t iie peach produces fruit of a come into operation, the dividend
i •
f tor its
-. object
i • i tue , issu-
• „ i ( .,, lanoso
.
. .
. . . ( aliada
i will much finer iimditv
s on
lv 5
cent of which 1
otv, hawng
remaiiiiiig
in
1
J when planted
1
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w..s
oiuj
•> 5 ., 1 nor
ih i ii ni, oi which i
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ii*
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ii ill >oil
I Mild 1 11 1 ft soil t!i— 1 npp oo ii i was tiilion f roin f lin rn
arico ot prinubl miormatioii, tlio he ( o!:<»od within a year ador tlio
1
.
J i c !JL
l,Uv n ,I(,,n 1,10 ie*
appointment of a local agent to passing” of the act, to obtain a cor-1em cxPoswre-
l t ,s íl¡so nrlch ¡ serve. Lounties were earned by
give gratuitous personal attention tifieat.Mvf residence. Chinese who ! more hanl>T an<1 ,on- ‘-r llve(1 than | t]l° ™inpnny during 1.884, but they
to new comers, to whom the sec- leave the country with the inton- j UI>on a stn),,Sor Kul1 an‘l a niore , were absobed by the increase in the
rotary of this board can send iin- tion of returning will have to give i ,lorJliern exiiosiiro.
j number of voyages from 54 in 1883
migrants, and see that the speci- notice tot lie proper officer. The
T1,° b,raPe delights in a high, to SO in 1884. The company pur-
men room of the commissioners is 1 willful invasion of t ho provisions j ll- ht’ ru‘h’ fiton>T ®ol!’ an<l. I)r<xlnees <*liased, in A lay, 1883, the fleet of
constantly supplied with the p ro -1
t,f the act w ill be a misdemeanor. Ilts K'veotost fnllt 1,1 tho (h'It,st Parts- ! sevP,i steamers belonging to the
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On very dry soils a mulch of old I French Atlantic Postal Company,
ducts of your county, embracing
T in * Afl:;‘hsin W a r ,
lmy, leaves, brush, etc., during the | on account of which its share capi-
grain, timber, soil, minerals, fruit
iu season, and such other things ns ! Aotwithstnnding the world is months of July and August will be 1 taJ was increased from 8,000,01X4
j
v
will impart practical and positive ! thrilling with the news from the
i found very
beneficial, but should : francs to 12,500,000 francs. The
information to the new-comer and rece,,t battle-field in Afghanistan,
be removed in September to allow j receipts increased in 1SS4, through
aid him in making a satisfactory ^‘e attitude >?' England is still a the vines to more fully mature the nd.litioird 1(5 voyages, from
choice of location. The board 'matter of uncertainty. In the face ; wood and roots before severe ^ 11,551,(525 francs to 14,708,054
thinks it advisable that all pain-! of tho bold and startling prepara-
j weather.
j francs, and the net profits, which
phlets should Ive in uniform style, Rons foif/war two weeks ngo, when1 Currants and gooseberries sue- { had been 1,241.84(5 francs in 1883,
as far as possible, anil should not 1 ,ier frontier was simply menaced, ceed best in the soil advised for fell t.» 57,3(52 fames. Moreover,
contain more than twenty pages, this apathy in the presence of act- the quince.
j the premium which is set by the
!»e about 5x8 inches in size, printed ual hostility is surprising. The
Raspberries and blackberries French Government upon ship-
in full faced tvpe, be wholly free pledge of war contingent up-m ex- are more hardy if planted upon building seems insufficient to pro.
from advertisements, and beyond traordiuary incidents is umedeem- light, sandy loam, but if large her- teot the iudustiy against the pres
ail else he accurate and rolaibie in
a,ul in l,luce <)f tho l,ol(l n e * aro desired, a mulch must be P„t depression. Some of the rep
ail of the statements made. An
defiance wo were led tooxpect. Air. used in July. On more moist land resontutive of the British workmen
advertisement on the cover of a Gladstone ex pi esses the hope that mulching is not needed, but the visited the French yards a short
pamphlet of this kind cheapens it
" i!l '>« al»le t » affi.nl a sat- canes are more liable to be winter- timo ngo, nml t!uq r rpport clearly
in the mind of the general reader, i-sfietory exjvl illation. I m-. i-» n kilhd. I ai nni . ^ ^
indicates that, notwithstanding the
and no state in the union is more letting d;»wn in^tlie w.iiHko etlifudo
f’ rofessor—‘‘Give me an example
positon of ship-building
equal to the application of the °*r E ngland witn a\eng *anc *. tin* ()f 4
- highly-compressible solul.'’ and <u artisans engaged in the
truth, the whole truth and nothing ‘ acts, howe\oi, mo becoming <*\i- Scluvlc.r-- 1 lie banal«* bum.
trade is superior in Great 13ritain
but the 1 utli, than Oregon. The dent. As m Egyptmn matters the
At Belfast, Ale* a woman ag-d to " hat it is in France.— Ex.
Board suggests that the pamphlet British public has been imposed 70 has sued a man aged 79 for
* * * * *
should embrace a description of tlio 1 open by the Aliuistry to a degree, , breach of promise.
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