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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1885.
VOL. 4.
KSVNl'VEXS ( MRUS.
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Physician ami »Surgeon,
C w jc iu .1 C ity , O bi ; o ;» s .
Calls—day or « i« h t —Prouq.tly
Tilt* l a i n inibii Seni nitrii.
7 — ^o change name o f Alkali to I
Arlington and incorporate
the 1 Solitilo, W. T.. Dee. 3.— The dis­
pute regarding the disposition of
same.
twenty-five Chinamen sm uggled
9 — Amend Astoria charter.
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from
British
Colum bia " was
10— T o facilitate transportation ^rom
J*>*itisli
Colum bia
was
o f freight bv r-iibrav
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¡brought to a close yesterday
by
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ary action on tlio »art o f the
1 1 — Fixing boundaries o f l>oug- surnti.ai )
las and I ano counties.
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States authorities. This
11 - T o preserve order at water-
has excited wide attention. It
ing places and places o f public re- v* ^ ,0 remembered that these
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: t'hinamen were found some months
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ntt« lutiti.
I j . F. L ane .
J ohn L ane .
L A N E & LANE,
A llo n m an i < t uì*sc!i rs
Lavr.
L at .J Casco a Gpcrir.lLy.
t.:n
O f t A«» 071 M a ÌU Su'fv't
Boto!.
Roseburg,
oil.
J.li. .ions.
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NO. 18.
H o » lit» <! 2 <l ¡t.
Extrctiii'N in DreKM.
Th»< buu •; .thers hie ray- in the fjlcmini» v.vst;
In the days o f Cleveland, the
‘A proper, perfect, model man,
Of li„>l:t and warmth surely tii.. is the best.
Shadow* prow lontf till tit la it one f ill —
! gr®tti Deiuocratic president, who is an unlovable man;” so says An
One dip of the kin,; c ov cs them all.
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1 OVer the people o f all nations, eminent writer. I would say a very
The i hi t eovot h t of clouds just over his head
from the so n e o f Erin, to the pig- imperfect, improper person, is ali >o
Fol l their fl;>ee,»s t ipt ther and cover his bod.
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flowery
anl.ivable,
and
will just hint about
Contes the chill of the balmy uiplit breeze;
And 1 t hi Itl I • away i.j» under the leaves,
kingdom; yea, even unto the ...lor- a few o f these extremes.
Variety
Or fr, tidlier still, com© under eaves.
mons, who dwelt in the far country is necessary for our happiness,
Hushed Is tits l.oi c that all the day l up,
1! s !• vit chorus for the working men’s song.
o f l tali and did disobedience to [T h e Creator has given us this va-
Ti e i| '! t of dtt> '< now fo ' a w hile remains,
the laws o f U ncle Samuel, which riety o f human nature.
A wise
At i: . lipht of the lamps (teal over the panes.
! J ap m >on. like u b. i ! •, *,i plací 1 art*l whi
were framed by the sage o f M on- physician g n e s to different people,
! s:«'ti. he * iliar, h liir.iua’ ’,: tlie black ul t
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of
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different medicine, even for the
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same disease. I am not competent
! on __p r<w 1 ,iil1„ I h n n m iw t r \n ! tue master o f the schooner who liad i . . .
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Th?*» I, by my «•hcory ». rno hearth.
noble American eagle, the bald to take up the phases o f the ex-
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¡w
h i c h b a r b e d w ir e f e n c e s ^ lia ll 1 0
a t t e m p t i n g to s m u g g l e t h e m !
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o f o u r c o u n t "}* ; D e m o s o f o u r n ature
ntures and discuss
Si'° ia my fan •y the faces - > fair;
c o n s t r u c t e d w e s t o l C a s c a d e m o u n - ln ^ ° ^a e ^ R - e t l oiate.->.
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w lc li w a s n t ’ tieii i n t f i e n e n e r y <*r tu eii) a n d J w ill just
iu s i try to careful-
An.I build i ji nty asth s : o high in the air,
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rilernì to escort them hack til i cl“ ’ rry -,r<’e fame, it ramo to ¡»ussiti j few entirely belonging to my own
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rosy uni cimi.
o t lie r s t r u c t u r e
or
Tins' ;> e ¡daro. «¡tin in ' thr tU1'h clouds of my trarr, tie rs o r a n y
« » ! tenth month. I ses. T h e e extremes are in the
O itlnr-* ! from the w.-on » -if n:y blurt,1 Ting yt a. s. Miperstriictttre lor tl è p - ^ - e o f I Brutal, Colam i,in. The a n t h o r if e *>«
1 v, i ih th. y wore inoro- 1 wish it t-> night--
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i o f that province refuse .1 to receive 1'vh<; ' ‘ tlle PU-M'h’ .t-v.ne trumpet ,„,c thing dearer to women than all
T i l; ihtfii the v.y f -r n
human ri.;ht.
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reached maturity,
maturity,
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reached
ami the oth ers— h r clothes. I will retract
Ani lui;; ht cu, eve,i I',.,, blackest i.f imrht.
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2 S --R egu lating fees o f aeluv 1 them without payment o f the boU
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sonrkrout wasm Lull bio >om; when a littie; the one thing dearer than
clerks in districts o f over 4000 in-
t:‘ x i^quiretl by Canadian law.
C o g n i x s (':•
O w w oh .
the holidays drew nigh
which «11 to a mother is her baby .and next
! habitants.
The marshal accordingly returned
caused the gobbler to blush with js her baby clothes.
Now these
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! Senate bill 34 -P o rtla n d water ! with ii,C!;5’ a,ul tho>’ 1,ave Bi,lcv- mortification, and the corn dodger |)aby clothes stick to this baby un-
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•1 fv .io 'i nut« I j j I
j been confined in the United States
A tic; ray a. j C oïiws I ot » ’■ Law.
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j to dodge the city boarder, that a til she is grown up to fourteen, fif-
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• > i i' o f the i protection o f water penitentiary at M cN eill’s island.
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| certain turhead fell in !<>ve, (a bad teen and sixteen. Then the clothes
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ways used in manufiicturing mj n ! On Monday last they were
O i t v e r n o r b l o o d y h a s s ig n e d th e
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Im m o li b,-f,.re the Uniteti State* I ,,lacu
f,lll> " lih a ,u' " ' 1 oE , “ 8 , «re decidedly «ornnuly. They are
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ing, irrigating purposes, utc.
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i feminine gender—one o f the G ibe -.ilk«, satins, and velvets trimmed
passe»i ;.t the late
3i> Amending section 701, chap­ coint here, and »Iiulge Greene in­
t.
At e n '. er*: cu: s 1er r.i Lav..
o f webfoot.
E e was a ga lla n t, , h-hly. The mother com es out in
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le natili
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ter S, tille l i t ., civil code, relating structed United States Marshal kniizht, and bound to win the af-
H o u s e B ill 0 2
T o a m e n d s3C »ion
plainer clothes; maybe in som e-
George to escort them across the
to
witnesses.
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32 To incoro »rate Summerville. boundriry line m»l leave them in tVet,° " s ,,f *'"* 011P,1“ ’ a‘ k>r*\‘1’ 1Ie | thing the (laughter would not wear.
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11,f i s h Columbia without regard to 1 tlKM,* ut ' hiir a , ' ,ertec‘ . 6“,n le wa* i 1 have seen mothers dressed in
Attorney at Lav/.
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IvC 'U iiU ill, ¡»ass.ige o biev-
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iap».iot\ copju?r or
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fi0 nuMiin^l practicing, h e woulil take here are two extremes.
I d o not
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■ his mirror to a shady* spot where ITimo nnv one* this nature has
i i*~ : ncy Lau Com
T in g i, T ra g a
u silver or
o* at Law
! coidm gly took them to Semmhmoo, i
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un> 1 ’ 1 ilb
uua
lie
highways
or
streets
o
f
tins
it
¡the sun shone and gun like a i)een handed down. Tlieir mothers
p ! ; e i ^ a i . t s , ‘ f. >r s ix y e a r s .
! a town near the boundary line, aud
i hyena f«>r an hour at a time, till his aid the same by them, aud they
A m e i m m g -»eü er
•n charter.
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authorize
the
construe-
t,l(Mn
ncross
the
line
anJ
t'vo
,llilps
i eyes won uld sr»arklo with satis,ac- nre now raising up their daughters
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c ; »oratili«' Milton.
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across
Isthmus
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Can’uIiiUi
territory.
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lion, ami waves o f mirth l'ippD the same. Now I would not like
Si — i i,*\iding board o f police
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: wore turned loose there, havi.ig
slougii,
in
Coos
county.
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over his ruddy phiz, like wavelets | io spoil the sale o f silks or satins,
j commi .-¡onera f- -r Port lami.
23— Appropriating 5<2)0 to the j Previ«m^ly been supplied
w ith
o’er the bosom o f a skating-rink, tloyvers or em broidery; bat I would
o'!) To e»i:.b!i.*!i cei tain records
Nesmith monument fund.
j provisions for se\eral days.
Ik e
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In this happy mood he drank a ¡¿ke to tee the mothers retain their
¡destroyed by fir,» in linker county.
2*2 __Amending registry law.
i heathens started at once for New
L enuL t
bottle o f cologne, and started to see ( youth as long as they can in dr^ss,
Ge nal» bili G ô --To «leiine duties
19— To confirm location o f state: ^ e?»tmiuater having no desire to
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crarrer
the sweet whom he called the forte as well as anything else. L et the
iHi.I tix ai iiit ’3 o f police commis
return to the Uniteti States.
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OCce in
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agricultural college.
o f his affections. H aving reached j girls wear pretty clothes, but al-
- ¡ ,¡. •::;»! s o f Pt j tland.
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*'*M *■ * | wwyp^jf£2lp»?r material than the
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and nnmerously
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fatlier-in-law, he proceeded to at- ! mother wears. I once knew a very
■ r. I records which have oeen lost , i . . ■ . . , r . |
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passage
o f un ordiance bv the city
bica iti Mulini ¡mah con nty.
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»r destroy od.
T i b « praeticnl effect o f which ¡ T ' “ l h fi.f l ,t n i u ll' e , ' ' eilliPd S‘ K ,l; I " '» ¡ A l e Indy, who certaiuly was
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11— Declnring sufiicient bond of : ( (,uri< 1 «. to make it i,"possible f„r | ¡i,lt |be ‘ ." te proved to lie well j lovable, who said to her aged and
810,000
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foil iht'a. Llie lookout turret or infirm mother when they*
they yvere
yvere go-
go-
i*':ií intiigent )(;; »r.
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Uhinese
laundrymeu
ami
gardeners
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It)- Ri».pairing receivers o f rail-
criuiium was encase. 1 in the 1 itest ! in«» out: “ Mother you wear the
Gl Ament
N o rth
B io w n s-
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M ALE 1 1 1 ’
to
curry
mi
buisness.
wavs to reconstruct or repair rail-
improve 1 armor, o f the
bangs j mnv black lace shawl; I will wear
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l’ liere yvere steel wire i the old one.” I thought this very
pattern
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hoi ' g Ciri 'it and county court in satl •:» o f the <1 y is furnishe l by n fore , ¡»laced in front. In the rear more light we have to the richness
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st >;*y re * ir ling tii* preti 1 ' i *y [>ro o f tie» u»r*e was an arsenal stored» and grandeur o f life. In our rosy,
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night-gown,and other t«»*let ai tides, put up with po«»rer things; but shi-
the republic in senators r .. t least
r. it
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lit5 —’í o provi,le for the consti le - number o f their leaders have ar­ L'he Latin name for this arsenal 1 ny, soft and pretty things, o f rich
to i »‘ j < >rt « ai t !u*
limisi i»-
M* V O I X I v I A I L M . D .
t on of a wagon roa I from litigoni rived at the conclusion that for pru- was a satchel bussh\
The main material, ought to be for the aged.
Uc-t :-ystt.*m <>t It: «'s: ment and tax-
Physician a.nJ 8 A-
to Cornucopia in Union county,ami »l,>ulial as well ns political reasons: body o f the forte was surrounded Now 1 can look back to the day
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appropriating t.'2o,009 for the same, jt wouLVbo wiser to elect a d e m o -! with hoops ami ribs of steel tie 1 when if 1 should have read such an
59 A m e n d i n g r e g i s t r y 1 *w.
Awcii
L ot m - bill No. 35.— Amending ; crat than to bestoyv the honor upon «n l laced t »getner in the lightest article a »3 this, 1 would have tossed
caie P.ainior.
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; Imh pem.limce charter.
j one o f their own number. This j manner possible. The entrance to i my head up and said: Fudge! who
55 - A mentii!:;! r*' istry law.
C o ^ L 'IL L E 6 11 V, OlthUON
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Louse l ill gio. 15.— Appropria- i»l»» v is inspired by a number o f the interior <f the forte
w as wants to road such stuff as that.
for
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A u t h o i i/.ii g c o n t r a c t s
Ci L .1 L A« k ii
X loi UlâC .* 4 .
tiugUlB.B •!) to buial a brithje itcross . <»fiic,»rs o f the Grand Army ot the through an open gate-way, studded 1 am prepared for all that noyv; I
♦ ne
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pft/jlv ¡I ) » lliMa » t 4 *i»i i 6 * j,
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ci ’ liti sa.e or le.’.se of
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Rogue river.
Republic of the District o f Colum- with some 30- »dd pieces o f en n u i-! !,nve changed my views many times
r a ilr o a d et lipue-nts aiul rolling
House bill No. 92.- - T o ¡»rovide bia, and has bet'n put in a form o f ele-1 porcelain, set in vulcanite, in since I was sixteen; have learned
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s to c k , a n d p r o v i d i n g f,»r th e r e c o r d ­
for registratimi o f voters.
a circular addressed to republican j the neatest manner possible.
It much and know there is a world
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„ i i 60 . - - I 0 provide for the lighting senators. It says the vacant chair was a ve;Table spi ler’s den’and all full o f things yet t<» learn. I have
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ponany For break- :
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of the public buildings o f the state in the senate should be filled by 1 the oysters, peanuts, caramels, and written this down because I have
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i n ­ m g the Keatlv lnjuor law.
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one in accord, politically, with icecreams enticed that way never ; noticed the s.raiu on the mother’s
tere»! Intuid furuiaúv»i ou i l o . •
> uuiiie. vini
oí) l o * i ■ ei’unt wniiK'ii to i»rac-
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Cleveland and asks republican sen­ more yvere seen. The only arms j mind in regard to her daughter’s
tice in ab the courts »» I Oregon.
\\ itli a magnificent number o f
J. F. E A S T E R , M. D.
R ight here in the little
44 — Relating to inssuance o f moie than twice the usual amount ators, iu order to allay excitement used by our hero were his strong clothes.
POTATOI Vil. Si.’íU'ÜOM hllll OUixXTIiiCXAN.
and apprehension o f danger to right arm and its mate. The only town o f Marshfield the dread they
8pi»a.'.l a k^uii /U Riveli lo tlisu.iM*» »i. »um - wrì!s <«f aitaci a 1 en‘ .
o f letterpress and engravings, the
u » umi cuiuii'ii, ami till et.».ai.ti íoriu.s »>t
ammunition carried yvas peanuts j seem to have for Christmas, Fourth
43 Amending Ashland charier. II rsf Shore closes the vilum e for give the office to a democrat.
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It is said that the originators o f and caramels. He stormed the forte j o f July or any great occasion is
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40 Regulating sale o f opium 1SS5, the fleventh o f its series.
for Jiutfuuui.i .iu iii.il aeura.^ia 1 >.V *liu uí . u -
this circular called upon General till past midnight; he encircled the noticeable, for they know it means
and suppres? ing opium dens.
ieai«»1 v.q<‘ >r oiuli.
The Decem ber number is chiefly
UUice Al iv-iivi^àico in Coíjuilto t’u y .
House bill 9 ! General appro- devoted to illustrating and deacrib- Logan and had a long interview center o f the structure with his ' to them a round o f shopping, n
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understood to have been verv la- might; while with his left, he fired carded clothes considered to<» cheap
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vorably impressed with the logic peanuts and caramels from the , looking or unbecom ing to yvear, or
civil code, relating to the proof o f which it passes, especially the
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caissons iu his coat tail, till he j else a decided sulky resolve to re­
Mseta at Coquilla City «very 'I harnduv | service of summons,
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thought she whs about ready to ; main at home on the part o f the
91—To amend section 386, clinp- Columbia. The volume for 1886
go«U atanding, are cordially invited.
said, among other things, that capitulate. A s h e fired the last 1 daughter. Shall I offer any reme-
ter 5, civil code, relating to service will begin with a magnificent num-
Senator Harris or Senator Cockrell p?anut, he gave an extra squeeze, d y ? I. who have neither daughter
of summons.
| h eron the city o f Portland, filled
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would make a good p resid in g ! and popped the question without or mother for com bat or worry.
90 - T o provide for tee levy o f with new and artistic engravings,
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I officer, and under the present a stammer, and hurrah! the arsenal Is it strango that niy thoughts
C o q u ille L o d g e N o .5 3
county taxes and to render valid I
Meets at Ooquille City every S.itarduy even
»low ur>.
up, n»»r the breast would lo
go out to my
neighbors? I
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Sn^' i condition o f affairs it might be yvell j didn’ t blow
mv neiuhbors?
plement »n ci.lors.
colors. The
W est <
in¡¿. Vittitinn brutkreii, iu j;oud bi.»miin^. countv levy for 1SS5.
to elect one o f th^se gentlemen.
works cave in; hut there was a do not think it is. I do not know
Hi — T o prevent the unlawful sale Shore has
•ordiallv invited.
T- . , , 11 ’ (olll|iu I) a i i *1 i 'i( j The address will probabalv be ’ ¿mack which t »Id o f bliss. A short just wlmt is righ t; but this I think
of spirituous liquors.
United »Mates, aud iu its o.vu
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on lh u r sd a y | sile ice ensued, ihe rooster crowed, J would d o :
I f I yvere a mother,
52 — Providing for
assessment peculiar field has never had a rival
Chadwick Lodge, No- 68-
or Friday.
O n e o fth e main ¡»(»iuts : the d«>g bark?d, the old man rolled I would fi st explain to my child
ami collection o f taxes on rolling , worthy of the name, the few cheap
Meet» at Coqnille City *»n Saturday even
argued in it is that if a republican .over and snored 2 o’clock, and he my financial circum stances;explain
ing on or before tlie the full uioou in each stock of rad road companies, and to j imitators which have occasional-
should l e presiding officer o f the left a happy man.
to them how much I can spare for
month.
repeal sectio i 13, title 2, chapter ]y
¿prong up
com ing early
«John Goodm an,
Finette.
senate aud any fanatic cr any lu­
them, and give them that to spend
j to grief.
It deserves the suc-
W. M. 57, miscftllnne: us laws.
natic should make an effort to harm
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I f they
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make a failure with the help o f ray
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Dr.Adnm Clark, who had a strong
a ’ vice, in spending it, I would try
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Wednesday.
Vai tinsi conirada, iu i;ood
and
l’o reguhite salaries o f cer-
atanding, ooriliallv invited.
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u‘ “ r- | «8 certain to meet with the greater tUe L*’publ’i^nn’ party unite"in d e - 1 l» iucipal dish was a least pig. H e
make f >olish bargains, let them
Walter Sinclair. Commander.
1 tain county treasurers.
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abide the consequences and yvear
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