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I »'tween tiiem, nmi tin' hill country thickets; but ¡:s the roa«l runs just dusioii that they were a quiet,
W ini ipeg, Manitoba, Nov. 20—
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me traversed when we-t turn sail- seem natural that the timber wouhl frorn thè fa et that v e could iind Dispatches from JTitlleford about
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denly to the hills on our light ami be larger a little further up the but one saloon in town. The place tir- Indian.-, say tlie most alarming
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n ;*o:>il, though steep grad«* some hills, which change rapidly to low seemed to he quiet and nioasant, report i.- the assertion that the
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ilu ce miles Jong takes us to the smooth rolling hills, resembling nlthough everylìody seemed to he s "E h ern r ml portimi ri < ribes aro ou
If Ulf' i >.l*t •.'l.’l-f. i" . : !»• ¡virt,
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sa unlit. The canyon up which v,e tho-e of central Ohio and parts o f busy at so:n ‘ hing.
in e b u g i- the podd « f foi suing au adialiCC to
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came was rather thinly timbered, I Vnnsylvainiu; and this peculiarity irregiilarly laid out, and .-tumps uni i'/.veeo the whole <• -untrv
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the
boundary,
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and at several points, a good view continues til! die hills almost dis. brusii in front <.f fjom eqi iti- good north
L A N E
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LANE,
>cm w i ’.*» tight • fo r ■ ..it to-day
The «
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main appeal'as we go on down.
l iom houses, gavo unquestioned evi lei. e niassacremg and iK -¿roving all in
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Atloillt vs il!id ( *idisii; is ,’l ! :,w.
ram ^ o. Tiie mountains here are Dora the lands along the river o f thè town’s ago. Sev -rei w»g >n their way. This means m udi moro
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i not as rough as where we crossed Hats have been nearly all taken up roads finii a cernirò;» center at tliis than the late rebellion, and it will
Hi , ih o u g tits are f;*.r ;i
Olire uu Min*S .■:*« ',<> })p -*i.**t oîhilop oliL in
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The
I below Rogue river. The canyons by sellers, and in in any case*-good point, nnd daily stages run to Coos : bp im possible for the governm ent
ilotal.
Oregon.
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R«»S'»bur
are neither as steep and abrupt, or large deal ings have been made bay; a line o f small steamers ply l*1’ compare it to a sim ple .i>L
A vc tv litt'e : s ecs Ics ' ant
runners who
as deev; a;.d the hunter finds it a n i l ¡.a m ti i a n u s with orchards the river between Mvrtl
Point Information from
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J ohn A. C. uvt
F.tiou« h t » f u r n is h ¡ivi ■ i.
much easier to get over the country, loadeil with fruit, farm buildings and Tandon at the mouth o f the have been to the various tribes and
H e say s, is u’ l a m a n ! ,uU! ask
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. and still it appears that game is and good lencos, are met all along stream nud stop at all points neces­ who have been making observa­
Alin* tvs
(\i;:ns!’i»rs At Law,
L u t. is it t r u « ? Wi ll, if it !><>.
fr< »in About a couple o f miles and a saw- sary, so,
very abundant,
judging
50, that be ■Side daily mail tions for otliers, say the trouble
M:*.dvi**M. O nw county. (»r<*S"!i.
r:>. » tneh V ¡"l! lian* to 1».*rro\v—
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The
lOS eburg an«1 Co os bay, C »• may begin at any lnoinenh
what we saw. I pon leaving lióse- mill is passed wliidi supplies the
The h ui V le» -le.’i; f >r In' -ail lo-Jay
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Will hi*lit fr.r nil > -nii >rr. ‘'.v.
( ’ity has d lily boats both'
burg, the timber changes
fron, local demand. A beautiful grove
ii -~> • \eminent was warui d v< rv much
w . SIN C LA IR ,
Of '»vi'iilth :i f • ii-t ;oi)*s • • I i In its !r.H,
| stunted oak to pine ami lir, and oi myrtle, whose branches inter- wavs. T ii;* peo pi«•' are well sup- in the same lm ni.« r o f the Sa.s
\Nith sni:ill.-si nuiu- r:»*• »r
111 ii'iiri al !,u’.v.
■ here the oak has almost entirely loci. o\er the load, making asplen_ plied with communications from 1 '»hmiowun tr■
but it neglect-
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G e n e r a l In --: i ■ a m i 1’ pn ! E s t a t e A g e n t,
»Several stores and ¡
to take precautionary measures
¡disappeared, and in fact nearly all ¡d id avenue for a short distance; the outside.
A lar -i' liinoiuinator.
CoQriu.K C ity , O kfoon .
Tliis nmkvs the suia of all i'.i-i jov.-t.
! except small trees o f every kind, i nnd then the broad leaved maple groceries, two hotels, a saw-mill, ' ul,Pl too late.
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(Ifni* ilia In >: ii*-;i mi hlis-i.'s,
! 1 lie range, as far as we could see, : and myrtle for a while longer, and brewery, shops o f various k in d s i:itmuu<!s* I’ onp . i I jv if^ rn iiit Hill.
T. G. O W E N .
! is all lie iif'ili; *; is all h“ jir.ivs:
! was not very heavily timbered, but we are again driving through
the aud the one lone saloon, were
all j New York,
Nov. I'J—The T rib­
*Tis hreail :»u>l i-’.ie s ■ and hisses,
Attorney «'ird Counselor at Law,
liut. i ; i: true? Ym '»;» it ain't.
us we go down the eleven mile long small growth noticed
before, and running and seemed to have a fair: line’s Washington correspondent
(Jim.
For. i:i thi. world ,*f sorrow.
i canyon, to Diewster’s prairie,
the the farms become more and m ole nusiness.
, says: Senator Pdm unds will push
The itimi who ¡chts for !'rend lo-day
Continued ne.rf icrck.
, tirof good size again appears.
The numerous as we are nearing
the
■ his postal telegraph bill wkqn con­
s. H- HAZARD,
M ill tir.hi- forjtie to-ite>rrow.
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gress meets. H is plan is to]create
— Mivchaut Traveler, 'grade is at the bottom ol li.e can- 'continence o f the different forks,
Attorney and cunselor at Law.
yon or nearly so, and the road is ! w hich go to make up the Coquille
a board consistin' nf i ! >■ sec/ctaiics
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malignant
not any too smooth and is r.ithei river. \\ e cross the North Lu koii
of state and war .aid the (ristinQs-
is mil1 worthy o f profumi 1 stu ly. tt*r-general, wie m * d dy it/sli-ll be
lY o in 1S i » « - 1> i i r ?
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J. W . BENNETT.
! narrow. The bluil's on each side a good substantial bridge, some six
O ir rl.iiiil.
A.iorr.ey at Lxw.
I are buhl and precipitous, and the or eight miles above M yrtle Point, A deep, searching analvsis o f ’ he to lay out our trunk lingsconnect-
engender envy,
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Roseburg is a tlirifty looking burg, ! grade is sometimes many feet above a little city located near tin junc- reasous which
* ’ i n g »* « a s t i i i i g t i ' i i w i t ! ) t n ^ n o r t h e a s t ,
aml probaoly coutains some lobO the roaring stream almost under tiou «»t the (dlTereut branches t!i .t malee, greed, and the numerou northwest, southward and south.
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or —t'i U souls, and seemed to be our w! eels. i3rid,res increase jn here form the mam stream.
As petty jealousies attributai le to tlie Brandi lines are to be edablishod
a dve place, for a large brick was size «as we go down, and extensive we did not go through the town, H malignant, is worthy ot tuo pen of as needed.
Attorney u n wi Conn %
» u 'or at Law
1 la* po.-tal system and
some
philosopher
more
advanced
jeing up on one of its principal marks of Hoods are seen at many being a mile or so to our left, we
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rates are to be t iv d from time to
in
the
study
of
lmmanit\
than
your
s tree is aiul si*\a ral small minting:-, places. Vet sudi is the energy of cannot speak from actual ohserva-
time by the hoard. N othing done
Imml'le
contributor.
With
J. IT. NCSLER,
were in various stages o f grow th on t|u. superintendent
o f the road that ' nt"* but am told that ii is a thrifty
h') 11 ’ by the government in the matter is
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w!t|, o r nroliilnt
little
place
with
something
near
stwer.il otlier sireets, and thè lm>y but very few accidents occur, al-
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l'Um c. i ne.1 in wi.li thè clin i alivi titoligli thè stages pass over t!:e 300 inhabitants. W e are safe in delight in every action that may be individuals or corporations from
classed as pure dial) >lism.
ith
D L. S T E IL E . M. D-* lattie o f machinery, and we were i roail at all liours oithor night or saying that it is in the midst o f as otners it mi>es from some fancied carrying on the butsness o f tele­
al must lempte.l to belie\e that t ìjo * « T, y and in all kiuds o f weather. g»><nl farming region, wh it there is
graph lines.
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projected
bv
some
I L v lia r s T ^ l^ C -C i, C r c s r c n ,
clt-v Had i.oi hall all attact of lumi After passing over the road once, o f i*, ns can l o found anywhere
tii«li:«ii O i i l n ; e , in < ( » l u r a d o ,
(alleo m i.i .¡.imi ì u P i . ìm ^.
» hi t** . ‘ ime?», but one of thè Jaiulloiils we did not envy thè stage cii'i\ '*r wes o f the Missouri, and this i-, otlier party. Malignancv ai d van­
Denver, ('»!., No\. IS -C alorow ,
alui «a r assuiv‘il us, pliaiti\el\, liait tue lus job, and wo cou 'd not lu lp saying a gocil deal, but ! tliîhk 1 ity being, as my ex; erience teaches,
]>!i»tlC<) l.utrl.
with fourteen 1* dges and eOO po-
üii!i» L.ou, «.V
in-.eparab'.e, the pr.lient— I use the
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were
reuib.
dulJ
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couipar»-
thinking
how
littîe
tiieir
labia-
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wliereof
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tow
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trai-i.i n «>! i
n ie ;, is camped at Yeampa
river,
son to what was usual.
W e were ! thought o f or apprecialed.
Ol i b«*ing weli localeil will continue to {••riii liitN isedis - breaks out in <1*:-
twenty-live miles
above
Cross
O. E. S M IT H ,
ie;t to co jeclure w liât the towti t-ou'se we ninst bave » ur dady j
,vv for uiany yf'ars and liere r.re lin u u 's and liecotnes etnei* ped in
mountain. H e lias burned cattle
wou.it iuoa liUe, w iii'ii I usinées \,-as m;iiI, but w I k » ever tliiuks of tin* now persous li\ iug in tin t infant ven m at a n.ere joke or fancied in­ ranges on the trail, leaving 7*’»,B00
i ocjffcon Dentist
liNeiy. \\ e maile u tew puiclmses Iriver’s long dark nnd often dan- citv u h.» wiil oiie day loo.c witli sult. Then i * no m »re unmitig ited
cattle without feed. The Indians
A lA R S ilT i VAA), ORLCiUN.
au i turned our course west ami gênais - i>le, t'» fuinisli ttsoiir daily ju iile on tiieir city wiih its thou­ as-; than In* who is overw h elm ed
vim.
are slanglitei ing tiiousai ds t>f elk,
s aiia, tor lim l_ »«vi ran_;o »»nee reading inattiT. But such is life. sands of inhabitants.
The ocean witli s • -»it * *m. T > o lic i 1 midi
deer and antelope, for tHeir hides,
io r i ¡r jd
l»er¡ í •tal ;:ni!
f\ .
A
moie, iioseou rg w a -lo r sonn time
11 » o sui ick o f d in ger dur­ till.-» r-'aclu s this point, and the an < me, ¡.- to creati
len\ing the carcases to rot. Settlers
Not wit li-
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and
rainy
ni'dits. rive, ¡i- »! here might with strict an inve ernte caen.y.
are now wild over the destruction
a M> •
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V a ICF-MA; 1 bili
stamling thit sudi a person may
■ mi i » : i î V t » in »ke tini f iith: u 1 propriety be called an arm o f Hie
o f game mu! have assembled and
O o c u ii io O ity
se i. Ti liât land" along its bank" pro'*<>.■* t.> bv* \ >ur fri* n 1. with close will order Calorow to leave, and in
mail.",
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careful.
Tipt ( »11 j u »u** *t- >!njr,
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i : • < * ¡ iti-»ii an 1 a trille o f patience,
not:«» and . r’ i>li.» \ ii V. c •
Voll 1- freigiil w'i.s pa-sctl *>\cr a wagon \• 1 >!• ‘ V■;!*»; prair è we i a l a “ fa:-«»” are in •i»iy i id«* lands, and 1 :«‘f«*rc
ca-e "i refusal, a g»*ner .! extermi-
«•t tue
s!:a n.
V o i t ¡i
e:;s:!» d
r*»a»l t* » d e * l o - j , ( . u l i i * r i i t a
1 »ui i. g • i *iii'.-*l, n ady t*> gat h«*r in
th«» i ■ 1 i * ; ! ! in g al'** covi'ivd with myrt !«*,
natioti is expected.
’The Indians
J. LI» VOLKMAR. M. D* tliosed.i^s, ine City mu."t im .c l»een ,*|i l|ig,»j which we hand
disguise is appari nt
ami map!!«*, a: II, a Id* *r ami in many i iie thin
« IVCr and
band over
¡.re well supplied with lilies aud
bnysiciufi
and
burgejn.
a lively piace, lud ;»d.
Ilio rail­ pass <»n in peact* Here the hills pinci \S with willows nnd
other w I umi llie patient, after some pre­ ammunition.
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road w as lbiîshed as far south as are logli and sin [>, and the vallev brus h,
i coal's«» marsh grass. liminare smiles and subterfuges,
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Aslilut.d ami (»1 course a [».>riion of narrow but soil good. The valley T!i ese 1luihL are subject to Ilo«».Is attempt:- to disi a >u:age you 111 the
S*ii Diego. Nov. IS. d ue citv is
ttie business t*»v»k st cunnge, but !:a- to be c'e ired o f brush, to niak*» «luring tin» r liny season. but when «*11**: !> \*»n tiny be ab •ut to put:
crowd« d wi l l vi it»;s w o
hi ve
the Ciuuitiy was being r.q»i*lly it into farms, and this is not such «•¡ear«*« 1 and cultivated
pr«»duc » forth. When 1u* hint - at ima g ¡ 11 -
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>L V i i. V lilli- with ettlers; and tue ¡armer s
enorm* ms Cl'« »ps o f grain .grasses * *i ary ene mi*'; aml s jo aks « »L 1 lie
(íp*»i i y f kk'j »'
Jtltlvi « iillii»)«
wagons im*v, make some flight
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fUUCu« .*», c »0« ' hl t
vegetal »les. Tim low hi! Is are o f a s t ' l p« “ 1 d• »us o! »st m ci urn tini t H«*:s in
amen*Is i*.r the lo>s of 1 might he cm
<-1 hv «* v natili* », but clow r, herds- your pa tli, rest e my, y*>U iiave the
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teams o f a tew year.-» ag<>.
.V toil Laird, who has charge o f the toll- grass and other kiuds o f grasses dark- the obstructing and d i’ib.fii- Atchison, topeka A Santa Fo sys-
bui v¿y.r,
cal enemy b«*foie you. “ T<>
i 1«* tem a through transcontinental
road from here reaches Coos City gate, and also o f the repairs on the ¡d o well, as do also orchards and
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.»la.^lifiuM.
borne 7t) miles aw ay, ami a iiue of road, has the first ranch this side 1 grain. Saw and grist mills fnr- and smile and be a villain.” Shake- road to the Paci ■ • c.vtst, with a
IriC iv n ... i .. t*. *>. ¡.*; h-i.*vyou .mu »n- daily stages are run lroin hero to ; 0f (|,0 summit, and appears to be uish the country about the tow n, as speare is right, and hits tho nail terminus at tills p tint. T hegre it-
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Editor, sit down nnd listen patient- classes of citizens.
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i and nothing but high waters or ; \\». so«») p:ics a beautiful grove of A* n(*eiled in their line. Some four
ly to » desponding melo-drama, or ! served as a public holiday, all
la a ,:c;A ,.x .¿o-, ¡...d uu ..' liuicia ». , inijMissable road, ever make them • myrtl«*, and a number o f deserted ! niiles below we pass a
village,
The
spttcu a.,.u.i*>u ^o. ii ».u
«»I u*»iij- fail to Connect. Roseburg is locat- farms
W el ear m il ineidentallv which lias a broad sounding name fare«- would lx* th«* in >st appropri- businc: s being suspended.
dliicaav. Lit ..oi uUMtuiw >iu; tiim ex- * ed on the
l mpquu; is tolerably that tlie orednal settlers had met i *'—Norway — and if there is any- ate term, delivered by a malignant? | f»*stivities v.ill be continued three
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»veil hunt, null lias a substantial ^vitli st me diliicultv about tlie title,
tiling in a name tins place certain- You poss«'ss an open countenaiu’e days. The Id«»ral ami fruit exhibit.»
iCUitu Vi»pi>1' Lu.ii.
look, as though it had come to stay, as t ier«» had been some kind o f
b ’ has a big advantage over all its ana you appr«*ci:ite a j«J\o; you are are acknow]e«lged to be the finest
Oiiico ai rc^naeuce m e s im ile City.
P a cific
: We left m til, and then the town, laml.grant to t lie toll-road com pa- ' »«ighi»ors. J lie st«*am from its somewhat o f a volatile nature, and ever displayed on the
I. O. G. 1.
The l iver is crossed on a splendid pyt and {.referring to lose w hat ! sawmill rose ti» view just as natur- might, in such a case, cxpl«»«le with coast.
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W ill is «-(« imi t<» < !i¡n*.i.
Morning Star Locl^e
l»ridge anil a pleasant road, that they l,nd done to trying to hold it at | a* as though the town had not laughtt‘ . as f*u me, while I
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overlooks the vale below fo r a long i the end o f an expensive lawsuit. lK,1-ne the name o f one o f the na- prone to adopt a serious exterior j San Francisco, Nov, IS.— The
inm*.
dibtance,
driven over for it few i It is soinewle-t curious to note the tions o f the earth. W e only ■ hope when listening to such a character ! fourteen habeas corpus cases o f
rod »laudiuK, ur. cormu.iy i n v i t e d .
; miles, and we are in the L o o k in g -! difference in climate that a range : the people o f the town will be no as 1 have attempted to depict; to ¡ Chinamen who had intended to at-
: glass valley, which is much larger 1 0 f moun tains produce.
East o f ; discredit to the proud name they be, seemingly, much impressed templed t«> ove. ride the refusal «»f
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than one would sujipose at first the range the timber is low a n d bave assumed.
- lie river here w ith the recital and overcome by the custom house officials to let
the ignus fatuus; but, at the same them land were withdrawn from
Coquille L o d g e N o . 5 3
as h willeas ollt as we drive ; scrubby, ami free o f moss as a hears nore to the north, and runs
M»«u niuJoqui.M
cvy cni j Sit lrviuy «.-von : to its source. It is indeed a garden general
tiling.
Here along the ; somewhat parallel with t.he coast, time 1 am engaged in measuring tho United Stales district court to-
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calibre o f my entertainer— «lav. The ( ’ hinaireu concerned in
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ur**tiirt‘n, m *»od st.niduiK, SjK,t on a very extensive scale, and pii}s are p rs
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ttailm g ! nn<I though about 3o miles to the tho
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were;
i|„»st. ,:us»'s will ret uni t«* Ohina on
as rain is abundant here, a good ; masses o f a dark colored moss, that mo°th o i the river, the ocean beach
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crop is almost a certainty when Pangs in slender masses many L et i
but a dozen m i’es away, and estimating: his par value aud ex- the steamer w h i c h leaves hole on
Chadwick Lodge, No-68. proper farn.ing is done; and we below the limb on which they when the wind is right, the r..nr o f ploriiig for the animus that gives the 2Sih instant.
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tempted to awaid ; gr«»w. At the far south this is the surf can be plainly heard. Six
mouth.
the cbtom o to this splendiit littl*; c';il!eil ‘Spanish beard.” The great n,il* K mor,‘ ali(1 u’,,at is to be tl,e
John Goodm an,
eaves o f the maple
valley had it-not been
lor the Broad Davos
luaplf give flUnre county seat o f Coos county
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— swarms of fleas w hich hold jx>sses- «inpD evidence *»f a wet climate, i ^onies i '1 sight as does also the river
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! sion o f every farm building in the '
(lie two points not 30 miles "Id cli here strikes the north side
Gen- Ly tie Post, No- 27,
valley. As we go towards til« pass, apart. Down the Coquille 10 miles o f the fiats which are some miles
Meet* at Coquilifl City, on every first (p e timber gets once more o f sulli- an<! w e are at Dora.
The name is *u w idth. This young city is pleas-
Wednenday. v«nm i e »inra*u, m
i c ient size to make into lumber, and the largest* part o f the town
At «utly located on tho north side o f
■t.nding,
sliuiiair. Commander.
sawmills furnish the farmer with ft ])oia we leave the toll-road and the stream, and though lying on
~ s o n i c K.
' A ery fair grade o f lumber.
The turn diiectly down the valley. Our tide water com mauds a good view o f
From nmi o ffe r litis dole, X o r. 7, round buttes noticed along the -oad lies along the oast branch o f the country from the southeast to
1S8Ö, Underiakinij trtll he dime o f A p p i «1 gate hete reappoui, but the (¡)e North fork o f the Coquille. tli«* northwest. There are probab­
h a lf the usual prices.
plain from which they rise is bet- 'The timber is o f snudi growth asa ly between 300 and TOO inliabi-
/. Hubbard. * ter land and much wider intervals 1 rule, and in many places becomes ‘ tants, and we were led to the con-
vitality to trie lying hypocrisy.
Enough for the present. Dark-
ness is com ing on. and the t**iler
throughout the day must be pre-
r*;r*d for the m«»rrow.
“ Nature’s
siv«*«-t restorer, balmy skeep,” nnist
lo t be neglected; therefi»re, a«li*»s;
but accept <i parting stanza—
Now tt*t u i look upon th<* chart,
That W '■* may not f«»r:«'t,
]t
Ktat.M that Canon Parrar is
well pl«-nsed with America as far
as In* has g,*t. and is quite willing
to shed tl*<* light of Ins snowle«lge
over any fail ly intelligent audienco
p*-r »bed.
Jn other w«»r«ls
the Canon is a sixty-pounder,
( Thi s is especially recommended
t*> tho notice o f Loudon Ibi neb —
TÜO-er.
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M u c h in f o r iu a t io n j't w ill im p a r t ,
A n d >h w w h en « lig h ts are set.
T h e r e 's e n v y , malici ?. f r a u d a n d
Tin* spirit t h a t d e li g h t s
¡
greed,
A n d g l o a t s u p >n som e **vil d e e d —
T h e s e , th e n , are w a r n in g ligh ts.
I*c G«.roon.
Mo«»|> \ U c « | .
"N ict«>ra, Nov. 2 0 — 1 he sloop Sea
Lion, Captain M urphy, has been
w recked ill a race by running on the
rocks. It is feared that ail hands
are lost.