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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 1(5, 1885.
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NO. 44.
(O ÍW ( « I A T Y .
two witnesses ;n d tlip whole list
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\t if li a YEoiiiiLiIn D o i t .
Elan the Grange Biel j : k the Fariner.
publi died for two weeks.
yon n ay
am
Tht re is true
i lard times yield si >vvly to the ap-
A man named .lames Jackson I i l 10 farmer’s life is too generally
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L. F. L ane .
J ohn * L ane .
A,a ama has local option on proach of harvest. The long, contiti- had a terrific fight with a mountain one o f confinement to his own
L'l! tell the truth, ami sinipiv say
L A N K & LAN E,
petition
to the legislature.
ued dry weather became a source ]j.
That lit. 's a. blank with« n‘ it.
>n on Little Laramie river, \Yv. premises or neighborhood.
We
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M e issippi has a high license ()f g reut anxiety here ns well as in
Tin re is a 1 »ve. l>o.h true and strong.
A ttcvn
m
mit!
Cwuwlors
¡il
Law.
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ly ., recently. H e started out to are too much inclined to live within
fullers never;
A love
law, but requires a petition of
Land Cases a Speciality.
other
parts
of
the
state,
though
cut wood, taking his shotgun along. oii’ .a.-Ives, narrowing our views of
It lives <»n fault and suffers wr».ng.
man
male
inhabitants.
o
f
Oflice on Main S»r«*t•( . nj»p«>si;«> (\>sm«*p«>lit:in
V >11 tv
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there
is
comparatively
little
grain
Eut li', e» ti mi loves forever.
Seeing some birds peiached on a other people and their works, be-
ilotol.
License foes from 8*200 to 81,000.
raised
in
the
county,
which
is
de­
rock he shot at them, but h it ! coming distrustful of them and
Bow bnrg,
On
Puah love is ft>nml le.it one «on earth—
Louisiana has local option by voted largely to coal and lumber.
T!u* heart e tttr.ot r- pel it:
inslead, a lnountaiu lit n, till then depending more and more upon
J• M. SlOHN.
JoKSA.tiiUI
r,Mnt whence it w in s or why its birth. election of muncipal authorities to The mills are running, but having ¡1
invisible, but which mail»? fis pres, our individual selves in our daily
Siglin & Gray.
T h " toiipne may never tell it.
whom is given all control of the large stock of logs on hand the
once known by yells of rage and work, in our trading and in oar so­
T h is U»ve is tuiue. in spite r f a!! —
Attorneys aui CmmsMiirs At Liw,
li.pn >r traffic.
logging
camps
are
mostly
closed,
This ¡ove t E mi'y C
pain, the charge of shot having eial and intellectual lib
What
MarsLfield. Ci»>* oonntv, (.)r«Ron.
Texas
has
local
option.
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eartii
uiay
sink.
full.
which
leaves
many
men
out
of
O ffi ' B—Holland buildin;’, • *j h
H lan<v*
lodged in its shoulder and side, we most need is something to draw
Hotel.
▼?*»-->
T Ititi love will ut Vi
Arkansas has virtual Home P ro ­ employme: t and less money
111 Jackson could have got away with- ns out— something that will knock
tection, tic' law providing that if a ci* dilution.
w . S IN C L A IR .
It is low thnt cannot ili**,
out further trouble, as the lion was j off the rough corners formed by
l'ut, like t lit* soul immortal,
majority of men and women of le-
Allurin') ¡i! law .
Lhe huge mill at Lin pi re, one of fully occupied in tearing around, our seclusion and round out our
And with it cîoaws the starry sky
g 1 ! age petition for no license no
General Insurant.*«* ami Ilea! 1 state A"»*nt,
the hugest - 011 the coast, approach- ; m,t ijavjj,£ noticed the man, but minds and lives so that we may
And passes through the p >rt;»l.
license can he granted. It has
CoguiLLE C it y , O kec . on .
This is the love thnt conies to stay—
es completion.
Alieady tiny aie
ackso, 1 thought he would like to progress iu the broadest sense.
All other loves are lleetina;
also entire prohibition within three
1 unning some pii ts of the machin- have the lion’s hide, as it would H ie grange does this.
I t iirst
T. G. OWEN.
Ami when they come just turn away—
miles of a church or school house.
It Is but Cupid cheating.
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\\ e made a visit to this ini- [lJOk well mounted; so he fired at brings the farmers and their fam-
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
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I . J,M1" ess^ h" s » fou>' ,alle . a" ’ j mouw structure. The w ill when j b i l u with |,otb barrels, filling the : ¡lies together in an efficient and
T(*iiii»«*raii«*e l,an<t in
I'liiely
Mv rsmku '. cd . Oon.
Slutes.
; giw ng proliibitio» to the « e m le r y ! complete!, and ron to its full c«-||»ein.t with bird shot But
still no
n o ; ; business-like
business-like organization,
organization.
This
Jut still
for four miles around every school j imcity will Cut about 225,000 f t
s. H. HAZARD.
notice was taken of the hunter, is essential to permanency and suc-
and iiisuiuiiou
institution i a f itrtiuing,
l e a r n i .)er
n i Hum
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- m employ
1
.. lh e laws of , the
.. states» aie eiiliei holme «uu
and 1 will
over
who, eiiiboldeiie'.l by tlie animal’s cess, and the grange has just
Attorney and Counselor at Lav;.
license or
prohibitory
laws.
lh
e , This
dues not *‘ anolv
however to
t o : 100
inn men.
a J he
t company building
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uovvever,
E mpiuk C ity , < >«* n .
inattention, walked up close and enough secrecy about it to assure
license laws are oiteu coupleu with
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uicoi pointed towns, and over LUO, lt pas possession of what is known
poperod him again
with
two these essentials. Once organized,
local option which is ot two kintls. ; towns have become unincorporated as the “ Coos J»;ty Wa*r ,ron Load,”
J. W. ¿BENNETT.
charges. That settled it.
The w e are brought together for social
The first which we may call prima- in onl(n. to |mve t|ie lmuefit of the
running from Rosei urg to Coos liou for the first time noticed the and intellectual enjoyment more
Attorney at Law.
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j r.v* l°eal optitin, is a vote o* the peo- four-milo law.
I’ennessee
has
oav, with the no
Mvii<»t>ivi.:>. O on .
man and went for him with month frequently and with more of a pur-
pie
question
of . license . oi no o voted
to submit
*t same, wi • i.*h
■ t cover some or /• th
,»
J
. oil ttie -,l
.
'lu u tiiM
iim iti i)r«>liihition
pi out oil ion, but
uui, - the
‘ ' e open an«1
, tail lashing.
Too lute pose than is attained by any un-
license. Secondary local option is
jHiode Island, must
vote
. D. X j . W ATSON.
he;.t timbered lands in the stat* Jackson started to run, but soon j sympathetic method. Consequent-
| the settleinciit o f the license .)».es- „gain before a |»opular vote call be \Vhen in fllll OJX.ration this enter
Attorney and C oun se l» a! la w
saw no use, and stood with clubbeijjdv- w
e
u
j tton **y tht^recuon o f muuiciual taken.
prise
will
become
onev>f
th«
a
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£
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«itrllo
a
caiue
up,
liit
how
to
make
life
more
pleasant
and
Cuoi C ity . O un .
councils and tioards o f trustees on
Kentuckv lias
,a - ''» " ‘ ml , "™1 i souren of-revenue to Ibis part o f him otct the head with it, knock- profitable. The lively meetings o f
the issue of license or no license.
opt,„n
law,
elecuou
hold.ug for | tbe 8,ate. ~
| i „ g him down.
The., another an energetic grange are a constant
J. H. NOSLER.
| The following is the latest version ^wo years,
Notary Public
Ib is part of the stnte
is com- spirt to run was made, but the lion ; inspiration to its memliers.
It
i of the laws in the states named:
Missouri has one o f the
Cogumua C ity , U on .
mereially connected with
Califor- was tlp an<i ftt him again, and the , imparts new zest to the life of the
Maine has both statutory and stringent high-license laws,
nia, shipping their produce d iiec, j mfm ¿ rew j^g pocket-knife for the i whole farmer’s family. As its ed-
constitutional prohibition.
Kansas has constituatioi a
C A R L H- Y O LK M E R
to Son Ira m isco.
i lieri* are now fjgjq
They closed and the strug- j ucational influences begin to leav-
New Hampshire lias prohibition | hibition.
Atto.ney and Counselor at L aw .
three vessels in this little port, i gle
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n*i._ man’s
»„ i en * the
i . « cru*t t of distrust formed
r
a by
e.
was i_______
long and i i___
hard. i The
by statue, o f a satisfactory ch irae-
Iowa lias the same.
M yrtlb P oint , C o w Coi urt O uhoon .
j Nlarslifield, loading ; t wo for Sail clothes were torn off and lie was ! years of living by ourselves, the
! ter when officials keep their oath
Will pruotioe iu all ta** fourts. of Ore^*>u.
license la v
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, 1* rancisco and one for ^ Panama, bruised and mangled, but he k e p t! co-operative spirit appears and op-
; of office.
R. P. THOMPSON.
! lh e same is true at Empire ami " f working away with his knife and pertnnities for co-operative buying
Vermont has also a prohibitory
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im
m
usii
,
has
secondary
local
Gardiner in Dmiplas county, both fin„]|j. got it in 0 tbe t|,roat of the ' and selling are improved
Thus
SURGEON DENTIST.
! law and prohibition is as well es- option with a civil damage pro- tbf,;r Ps,„,r!s m,d ¡„.-ports are to
beast, making such wounds that the grange makes the farmer abet-
Office at Utaidtncc, ('«.quilleCity, Oregon. : tabli.sheol in this stat«‘ as m any.
' lhlnn*
and from California.
Tli< people th.t lion weakened from loss of ter citizen, a happier person and
°
Mufsuhusetts has a stringent
Illinois has a high license law t |,erefore b.,ve Htfte interest in
h!< od, and finally rolled ever dead, more o f a business man. The wife
Strict attintion paiJ l«> prtacryins the ; |i(.ense plW. It provides for six
Oregon at large.
Their interests
natural teeth. Art’.hcuu u«ntu.».s in- |
.
,, , with secondaiy local option.
Jacks* >n will recovei from his and children share liberally in this
nerteil on auy basj uow in use. Work : classes of licenses, the prices tlXOil
Michigan has a tax law with sec- ,,.e n|most nH nnlob „ ¡lb San IT-an-
And the grange
hurts and be as wall as ever» improvement.
urarranted to tiive xiTistactioii.
*-ii4l 1 >y ’ aw ranging from $50 to 81,000.
ondary local option. Tax $300.
! t-iscc as though they belonged to
succeeds
because
its work is bene-
I llOlH; !: ho will be laid up alon g
Licenses inav I e refused alt »gether
Ohio has a tax law pronounced i
licient, its pui { ose high and its or-
J. T. E A S T E Ii, M. 1).
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to
1 > . v the miinicip
titles.
I
he
law
lias
m»constitution!d
¡is
the
state
con-
n't
t
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t
i
ganization
the one thing farmers
i
uiiujumiuuiuh i, us uit
«.tin-j
q j,0 recciit mins
Inch have
Pursici am , S cboe »•; auil OuiTEriiicxvN.
lams w
wmc
need to lit them for the combined
Special atkoiitiuu
u» Uts'i-niw-s «»i va «»: a simple damage clause, anti one stituti*>n prohibits license.
liiovtctal Î!j :iti <!«•(<>
Ix'cn copious in this part of the
» u au d chitilrwn. amt all ch rO iH - i i-u .->•
competition
of other classes.— New
again.it drunkenness, not well en­
Indiana has a general license law. state 1 ave made
diHvaHt . Ca.«.*s >ri oL vtidi l .> •> il-: U* t l i t*
a wonderful
Homestead.
i ii our harbor lie a mi mbt «i* 0■*! ; England ---------
IrnoUii for oUctutst iii'it.
«-«'»al t. «11 in--i
forced. This state can boat i of
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Nebraska has a high license law change in the appearance of tin*
for liiikitiDkituUi iUiti N« uiutj-ia l.v ,!.* i--«
17iin«nso
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junks preparing f< t an
!;c F u t u r e «if* ( li e I*atininn C 'a u a l.
one saloon to each sixty-four voters, affirmative vote of the people is
icatfU v»i>ur Uuli.
crops in belli Dougins and C'oo.-,
Idhcv at r*rt.a*-nct in ( ’» h . u 'D o e i:y .
ol!:er lis! ling tr p to tho crust cif !
w hile Vermont with its fairly e li­ license granted. Price of license
i f ever this channel o f commu-
counties.
Many fields of wheat j . >w or ( *aliforni.a.
n
j
These
ChiiICS
forced prohibitory law has oni v v‘f>00 to 81,000.
C. w . TOWER. M. D.
which before the rain wore turn­ who sail
from this port fis hing a n ^ i
one to every 21f> voters.
Colorado as a state licenses the ing yellow and st me of w hich
Physician at;d Eurgton,
The Rritish
quite different mannered from the ; I?ig consequences.
Connecticut has a local option saloon whose sal *s are more than
Mv it»« hullo , O on .
seemed ab»nst mined are now Mongv.ls
who
run
laundries. ! l>’ it>iic, however, do not show much
license law.
by tht1 quart.
The constitution ] roinisiug a go, tl crop, and farm­ r<
i
,
l i t i
interest in tiie ailair, and therefore
Svn-Uunit they me, mi.l look ul- sw kels uller tru H ivctliy iutomuu
Uh«>de Island is under much the provides tIirst the legislative shall
W. C.ANGELL. M.D.
ers are all jubilant
“ Oregon
iuom I a> inon/.ed as 3io<l*-e ln»li.".ns. tiun uie driven to the oificial reports
same
sort
of
1
cense,
but
us
legis-
prohibitory
laws,
but
it
is
of
Physician as-J Accoucheur.
Against the W orld!”
“ Give 31«'
Sun representative ha 1 a talk recently issued by the government
latino has voted to submit prohibi-
(ifibt*t.
Oleg« n Y et!”
“ N o Country Like with «.lie of (hem, yesterday, nnm- c!‘ l ^je United States. From these
COQLILLE Clj, I V, OLS.
i lion to the pe*>[)le.
lh e matter
California under license law.
T lfll* f.
Oregon!” are om lamnti« lis heard (‘J. H ov ivee, who seemed
enm i to
to he
bo ll° cu,ueui?
lcuru that, thougli
must again pass the legislature bc-
Nevada Ims a general license upon every hand.
,
,.
,
the
canal
itself
is scarcely begun,
And one can intelligent and
O. E. SMITH,
: fore going to the people.
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much
useful
preliminary
work has
1 .w.
hardly wonder at it while traveling
Senreon Dsntist
New York is endeavoring to se­
Oregon has a local option law- over the state and comparing its rather fairly, and elicited the news been accomplished. Surveys have
offlou
that on their last trip they lost one been made, the route lias been
cure high lie n o legislation . from ami has submitted prohibition to a
pr< sjvects with accounts «J cro > man. It occurred down at B illon- cleated of trees and bushes, cot-
M A R S H F IE LI >, O R EG OX.
ho present legislature.
vote of the people next June.— prospects in the East.— Cor. in
villi .‘"-¡’l.
as buy, below Abrojcs Point, on ^ages und La-racks have been built
New Jersey has a local opti >n Signal.
uni Monpii.ds established. Adm ir-
»Salem Statesman.
the totst, of L »wer California,
J . M - V O L K M R . M . D - j license law ; fees range from 8J0 to
, ul Cooper states that lhe undertak-
\
Ship««.
litn
v
o
n
>
«a
ISiuK
L
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r
e
S
t
o
r
k
.
nbout
400
m
ilis
south
of
San
m g is so gigantic that it is difficult
Physician and Surgeon.
j 8100.
Washington,
June
5.—
The,
Sec-
Tho National L ive Stock Joiirnnl 1 n io"°- They were enrnige.1 in ( to believe Unit it can_ he iinubed
Pennsylvania h s a license law
M ibtlb P oint , <’**cs Co., O ukoon .
retary
of
lhe
Treasury
to-day
re-
imu s o m e (.iiserviitions mi the B i l l . - ; f-’ ntlierinc! the nhnlone, Hie l.e.-iuti-11>>' aiL' mloluxt time, 1888, liu t h e
v 2 al.’»tf
i but several counties are
under
ceived a telegram from J A. Sain- j,»c»t of tho liability of tho seller in fui shell «vhicli
adorns
many tdmus that lite work alieady done
! prohibition by special enactment.
io ui asubatuntnil character.
J-
pio of the United States Treasur- purchase of horses, cattle, etc. i homes in the United States. One
Delaware
has
a
very
lax
license
.
iieccntiy tlieie have lieen serious
C o q u iL L E C it y , O k e g o n .
er s office, at present engage«! in Among them are tbe following:
^
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o
f
the
men,
whose
first
trip
this
was,
dmiurbances
both at Panama and
G E . N U t . i l i a o L N G i i>»r tee i*ul»; oi City ; law; fee 8 1V0-
I f one says Ins animal is s<
proj»orfy. Ileuses uml lots,
lttruis,
investigating
the
affairs
of
t*’
e
As­
, . it
: I strayed away from the r**st, an l it AspinwaiJ,
cbieliv
the na-
Mar .tud has the same, with
when it is not, and knowing that
.
.
. between
.
runout s, vtc. Ouioc ui UentiiJ Uuiiiimn.
sistant
Tiensurer’s
ofii(*e
at
New
man nodicense counties, by spe- j
8 ” I,IW
; is subject to any of those diseases being the lowest point of the tid >, Uve CUowbians and the
ported
cial election authorized by the Orleans, reporting that the short- 1 1Ltit are not, at all limes, and, to u winch was commencing to run in, <l n 1115>’ E ,llie f-,buU oi 14,000 in
J. F. HALL,
! i with big
haler
T c i.u Is e ^ lbithd, s u i
Suiveyitr,
legislature.
■ age so far discovered in accounts careful observer, fully > apparent,
.
«-> breakers, » it see ns that
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F«» b Co« >ti OviCNTi, U bbuon .
V ir g in » has a stringent license :"/ "»ut.lntol currency „ml United
,h « »uro , ^ r m a O ih ilH ^ •thi® 0hinnn" ‘ » ^ »m lin g liareleg- jecis. it is quite possible that our
Office: ‘With T. G. Owtu, Eaq., ilRidlifietd.
but license may
mav be refused by
l»v ; i ^
S,ntes ,,otes
f,,r mflemp- j avoid
., the contract on „ the
• ground gerl
Ins K,iet*s
knees g.nei
- ,JU with
wllu the
uie water
w,l,i;r up
UK to
lu ,J,S
^-t-in,ueut may be drawn into
tiTFerfect maps o£ all surveyed amt en­ law
tion
amounts
to
825,000.
was
It
i.f
fraud.
Further
than
this,
if
the
i
surprised
at
being
caught
by
borne difficulty-, f inally comes the
tered lands furuiuht'd on short uotit e. vini ¡the magistrates in case of com
also reported that Redemjition ' animal possesses any defects tim e! one of hjs legs by an immense . ll lu b um w jet jei the canal, if tin-
! plaint.
striu-
^ b*rk ' J. F. Aufdemorte, who 1 is
would ^ be matters i,T"V.i7
material ,-r
to the | wiopns,
octopus, or
or ns
«as our
our iDiormaut
informant ru
called
^ 1
1 co,t,,lieicin
suc-
I. O. G. T.
West Virginia has also a stn
n -, i —
0 |m,T
u«i , ^ 1 It is reckoned
t«> c«>st 8120,-
110*!M SS ( ARI>S.
Morning Star Lodge
No- 464,
i nei 2 : i. o v r .
gent
law, wuu
with modified
gem license
license law,
mo.mien
local
cption, and
local
pro-
Meets at Ctiquillu City every Thursday hibition
evening. ViHituii: uiendiera *»t this oriler, m
goo«i atandiiiK, are cordially invited.
North Carolina is under local
option, and much local prohibi-
/
i tion.
O. F.
South Carolina’» law stipulates
I. o.
C o q tlille Lodge No.53 | for no license outside of incorpora-
Meets atGoqtiilleCity every Satarday even | ted towus «and cities, and provides
t *.
Elec-
oordiallv invited.
; f«r local option in these
f
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! tions decide the question lor two
j snspected
of , the , defalcation,
,ii!t\ *a
n not
l U 1 per-
ner i if 1
a <kvil' 7
fisl), ,in'i
in a
lu' 000,000, and
will probably
cost
”
’ 1,as
7 . i , utrt*
care umi
and juii^cuiciii,
judgement,
can
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¡mu wui
pro mt tp ly « tolls
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m-m.t ,i„„i
N',;q
‘ bsnppeared, and efforts to
I ceive {heJse t(M) mnst be diacloUd, " ’as tripped over, drawn out into a great deal more. A\ ill the
ships w
which
: him have proved unsuccessful. In i 1 M
’ deepw
or r the
the contract
contract is
is null
null uud
and void.
void.
doej ater and drowned before "in ch are levied on the ships
s p ik in g o* the defalcation to day!
I f one is selling you an animal the rest of the Chinamen realized U 1** 'biougit L * likely to yield a fair
interest u[,on tins enormous capi-
! tho l:,liUid States treasurer said h« | which lie knows to be unfit.for the j what was the matter with their fel- ¡ “ ,'y That the Suez canal was’ at
i proposed to make a full and com- j
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C h a d w ic k Lodge No- 68* i Georgia has local option in spe- age may he increased to 850,000,!
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counties, and high license and intimates that Aufdemorte is!
Marshalltown la., June 5.—Fin monster with a body ten feet l<mg, Panama canal will merely afford an
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town has a .8104.000 license fee, the tiansaction.
i this morning by a mob > of seventy
seventy- expected to leave to-day for the lui.ses much produce as compared
John Goodman,
and oue hundred counties prohibit
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fiddled with Lower California const iu search of with India or China; and the west-
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tho traffic entirely.
New York, June 4. The Sun’s Iwllets.^ They are brothers of the ahalone shells ami fish, but will ern coast of North America is al-
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Florida has a stringent license New Orleans snftrial Rnv«- Tf hoc tvvo Raiusbargers miw-in the Mar- not touch at Ballenas hay, of raady united with the eastern by
Cren- Lytle P o s t , No- 27, law, with local option. License : finnj]y h«en determined that the H|ia ^ ,colln/y
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attm dine oordiallv invited.
I a majority of registeied voters, and position shall becoutinued another Dr. Underwood, who is prominent d u rin g tho last trip.—Sail Diego to the world iu general.— London
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each signature must be attested by l year, opening iu November.
I in tho liainsbarger prosecution.
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