Coquille City herald., April 13, 1886, Image 1

COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL
VOL. 4.
13, 1886.
NO. 35.
C
[Coos Fay News.]
Ti Niliig leed *.
t having been nur.-ed by a Jam
T IIE 1*1.41* r o r T1IK WASTE, Pe»ni*tiesses, and lmve now obtaiu-
Immigrants in search of homes
II IN I& L T .
The season passes away so rap- themselves, make no trouble over
e.l tilín >st exclusive control of the
continue to arrive by every steamer.
Thev r.re coniine. they are earning,
industry.
AuJ
so
it
is
with
m
tnv
;
i,n.
v
^
0il
time
3ften
comes
the
removal
of
a
calf.
They
never
S.N. A. DOWNING M- D-
Many hundred thousand atronp—
Huden is engaged building a
¡other departments of labor, the ¡ fore the farmer has thought to te s tb o ld lip their milk, and are rarely
The
jin
ler
.
and
the
tinplers
of
Physician ami Surgeon,
: total nuinlmr of Chinamen engaged the quality of the different spe.Is troubled with garget, or have the buck board to be used between the
The Ivre-jerkini; t brunt:—
And once the torrent's opened,
! in all heiog 31,000 who send *>800,- 1,(1 1,lten<ld to
It is well to common vices of cows which grow bay and Coquille this summer.
CuQUILLU ClTV. OUIXOON.
Dan I ’jgersoll brought several
Lik“ tl.e rapids to the sea.
000,000 annr.lly of out this country, j ^ P 111 tlilH " ork ln season, there- ; ollt ()f their natural affection for
Calls—day or ni^ht—Promptly attended
They’ll tuiulde t«> the reservior
These Chinameu are divided off ^°r0 !1S 80011 ftS llie decision is .the calf, after they have been hab­ ! young salmon, about 18 inches long,
That I’m supposed to he.
He caught
L. F. L a n e .
J ohn L an e .
ilito guilds, each guild * ei'ig con- made as to what crops are to be- ituated to its company and have to town last week.
I
’IJ
have
to
gobble
ncadri;
a!s
LA N E A LANE.
trolled by a central and despotic , grown» t,lp seed is not already 1 1)ursed it. My practice lias a ways them in South blough with a small
And pastorals and odes,
Attoriim ¡uni (’«BKSflirs «’t law. And catnhTtio dt>2per»4
I authority, and it is a rare instance on hand, «I should be at once pur- ; heeu to remove the calf as soon as seine.
And lyric* by the loads.
31 is. \Y. A. Luce d'ed 3Ionday,
L a n d Cases a Speciality.
J when members of different guilds chased, and as soon as pur- it js <]ropp< d, watching the cow
And
sloppy-flnhherjah,
Oflox on Main S;rmit,uppo*i:a Cosmopolitan
are found working in one shop, chased it should he tested. To do ; until she has bren safely delivered. 'after h lingering illi.esb of several
A i d padilin*'- » fted rhymes.
Hotel.
Till ti e '»i vil” l.r6 ervpttd me
| Therefore, they are organized com- tliis, procure a box or huge il over J |,p calf js taken to a pen provided months. The remains were placed
Rosebnrg,
Oregon.
A score of do :;*n times.
petitors of the white inltorers, with l)o1 1111,1 P1,1111 twenty-five seeds of ¡ fop it tit a distance from tli« cow in a zinc casket, and shipped below
J.M.Sim.is.
Jo:n» A. G b . v .
And O! hear the editor
whom they can contend on une- ‘*acii \aiietv in it, and place it in a ! stable, where it is out of sight ami for interment.
AY hen down into my n*aw
Siglin & Gray.
Fisherman Anderson had caught
: qu il terms, because of their lower ¡ 'vanu roo,n J*11(1 kppP the earth : hearing. The calf is rublied dry,
lie j t 1 's this v* rrml spawn, and j. rk.
.Utorafys itiil (ounsHors \t Law,
i settle of
personal expenditure, moist. \\ hen the plants come up and is comfortably bedded in this 19 seals up to last Tuesday in his
P is oi.rrapated jaw!
Mnrshfielil, Coos «•oun’y. Oregon.
The power of the Chinese guild coH,,t them and thus ascertain j sheltered pen. The cow is tied in trap near Rocky Point, this season.
OrrioK—llolbnil building. opposite I.I hii .*« » Y In« 1. T n ost dire 1 cannot tell,
The jve.i-.* push of sin.
Hotel.
r'JaS)
i was shown last year in the case of "lint proportion, if any, are good, the stable and given a mess of The seals yielded from two to five
Or iinqual i.«|ua-for is that
¡a cigar firm of San Francisco, j 1,1 this way the farmer can not j warm bran and linseed meal slop, gallons of oil each.
W SINCLAIR,
lie soikx the par’oape in.
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| which undertook Ui get ’ id of its j o n l .v ascertain whether the seed is ^ and is milked. The milk is then
.11 y r i l e P a i n ! C o r n - k p o u d r u c i * .
Attorney at La«,
ruTM
a * i > r ic r u iN .
Qrinrrsl Insurance end Heal Estate Apent,
Chinese workmen and employ only ; 'vorth planting, but lie can also j given to the calf, whit h is taught
Ed. H erald ; —At a regular pri-
CoQXTXLLB C it y , O regon .
T h e 1 4 n i g h t s o f l .u l i » r null (lie
white labor.
Instructed by their , ascertain how thick it should be ! to drink by giving it two fingers, , tanry meeting of the repulilicans of
( h i m ‘ HP.
leaders, the whole force of China-, planted, if —■> p*j t cent fail to glow , separa ted alaiut an inch, tl.r'Mreh • Myrtk- Point, held Tuesday, April
T. G. OW EN.
We are glad to find in the March ! men popped work m„| went out , 1,e Wl11 P1,111* more than if only 5 which the milk is easily sucked, (>, ’80, attended by 35 members of
A tto rn e y and Counselor at L a w ,
number of the Overland Monthly ! ,,n H strike, and it was this exhi-
P('r l‘onl tail. It more than 50 per Three meals a day tire given. This i the party, Herman s course in
M abaixfiiild . Oon.
of San Francisco an authoi itative h¡li< n of their organization which ¡
fail 1° P 'tnv* then the seed j j.s continue«! until the«fourth day, , congress was heartily endorsed, and
| explanation of the views of the ¡ 8eeins to have drawn the attention 1 should be discarded and a better t when »he milk is fit for use in the resolutions were
H HAZARD,
unanimously
Knights of L ib >r a* to the C'.ii- j ,,f the Knights of Lulxir more es- ! bought if possible.
I f farmers J dairy. After this, skimmed milk, passed, requesting his renomina-
A ttorne y and Counselor at L a w .
lies« biUir question, together with uocially ti> the dangers involved ¡ wi,»ild adopt this plan it would pre- \ warmed to 1)3 degrees is given
E mpibu Cn». O on .
tioii, ami tlmt the delegates to the
a detailed statement of reasons ft r ¡„ f|Jft competition.
They felt ! vent the loss of a crop by bad three times a day, an l no nitre
stfite convention be instructed for
J. W . B EN N ET T .
I their hostility to the Chinese in that thev must meet organization I 8híh1* and it won!«I enable them to (than three quarts at a meal during
him. The Delegates to the county
the l nited Slates.
I lie anther is with organization, and accordingly j decide, when set'll does not genni- ; the hrst month.
The calves are
A tto rn e y at L a w .
j convention are, D. Giles, J . K. P.
Mr.
W.
\Y.
Stone,
a
member
of
the
c>}ille«i
a
mass
meeting
ou
the
first
|,!‘te,
whether
it
is
because
of
bad
,
kept
alone.
A
small
bundle
of
MAR.inn.:u>, Ouu^K'N.
i Elliott, A. L. Buell, Win. A. Bor­
- ; order, and the delegate who not 0f hist October toáronse the work- j SPP<1* bad weather, or bad planting, j clean, fine hay may be hung in the der ami Z. T. Johnson.
D- X-i. WATSON
long ago introduced in th*' Cíili- ¡ i„<rmen, and to gain public sym - 1 ^ ben our plants do not come up pen, and they will so u begin to
I presume yon have seen in the
A tto rn e y and Counselor at L a w
furnia district assembly, resolutions j )af|)V an,| encouragement.
B e-i Ht the proper time, we are very apt eat it. By perseverance in thus
i despatches, that Herman has suc­
Lyo t I’m , O on .
which v.ere almost unanimously tween five and six thousand people fo c,l»rge it to bad seed, when p er-; weaning the calf, not only from its
ceeded in getting a sarvey made
adopted,
reciting
the
evils
consst*-
;
«r^therptl
insiil«*
tho
hall,
ami
out-1
ba|>s
the
seed
was
g*>od,
and
the
’
dam,
I
ut
from
its
natural
inclina-
J . H. NOSLER,
for the purpose of dredging and
queut
upon
the
iutr<Auction
hj,le
the
street
was
packed.
As
the
j
biilure
was
caused
by
bad
plant-
tion
to
suck,
much
future
trouble
N o ta r y P u b .ic
! sin g lin g
the C o llid e from
, such lalHjr, and suggesting radical
Gf t|iat meeting, the whole lng, together with a bad season; j will be avoided.--American Agri-
C m , UoN.
Myrtle Point to Coquille City;
, remedial measures.
Pacific coast, in Mr. Stone’s woids, but as we do not suspect the cause cultarist
¡also for the improvement of the
D L . S T E E L E . M. D-.
It seems that the Knights f>f was electrified, and ‘’Los G atos,! we ke<iP planting the same way,
Pr«»pvHlrr.
, Siuselaw river.
Dentist
Lal>or in California have made a jAureka
^|en Jocino
Truckee, ' nni^ suppose we get bad seed every
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Iv^arsliiielcL, O re g o n ,
Some
time
since
we
took
occa-
T h e T a r iiT H ill.
(jftlcr in Eolia,rn buiiuiiiK, mrpu-iu ! ^ rchlnL» investícration into the | Seattle aud other places began to ' seil80n
the weather is such ns
Washington, Apiil 4 —The w’ays
Bianco Huir I. Luu^Lin« mm ami other I industrial situation there as rtfffcv*t-i ta]k ()f the ndvisibility of expelling to be unfavorable to our method o- «»on to remark the promising out-
nna-biheiics ndniinisttn a for the pamltma
Clónese lalior, and that tl.e t|lft Chinese ”
planting, but if we know th«t our look for the immediate future of and meanr, committee considered
' ,ul
reports of committees sent out to
The ground the Knights of La- ! 8eeJ i« good, ami it fails to grow, j Ibis county, having in view as a Hewitt’s customs bill ler.terday at
i gather statistics bearing on the bor take is that the Chinamen here I • « «ball begin to investigate, and ¡ bas»« for our statement the efforts tiieir meeting, and mhletl to it the
O. E. SMITH,
fiee li.^t of Morrison’s bill, so far
I subject have been embodied in a are substantially serfs, and that it Perhaps discover that we plant our 1,1 n ’co
^ ’ H' v,1,e
eon Dentist,
statement which Mr. Stone de­ is in:p »s-
isitile for the free laborer
to deep to grow in a cold, wet Veno t^G’ts ot land in tins vicinity as it applies *o lumber, fish, salt,
flax, and hemp.
Wool was also
M A K SH F IE L 1), OREGON.
scribes as both exhaustive aud en- totoHqiete with them.
“Their -a;.son. In a wet season no doubr. "bien have within them the ele-
V ital.
: tirely trustworthy.
Jt was found success in driving out of the mar­ lu tic i i seed is lost by too deep ;
<>f wealth, the improvements added t<> the tree list under the
1 that the cost of food for a Chinese ket all white competitors in the planting, and yet the farmei I kmi - I ready innuguinted at Port Orf >ril head of dutiable.
i laborer is about three dollars a several branches of trade.” says es‘ly thinks it is because of bad and ÍS’.xes river which will involve
( tit-:«(» I ’r . i v t 'l .
W.MTH-M.T Ell AND Jo* c..a. !
the expendituie of many thousands
Chic..go, April 1.—Special first
llfi is ,,ot )<>,k!" 8 Mr. Sioux, “shows t'>x .l.mf-xr to S»‘< 'I t.
Ocxofuill© O ity , Ofeix ," " " th
Two neighbors often plant bad of dollars before they are complet- class passenger rate bv wmy of
perpetuitv
nur republican
Work of all dcscriptioiti* done hi auu uitoi luxuiies. h i m ! tinit his reut,
vd.GS clothing and finxl come to only form (>t government nn^in«; from a ><^d from tl.e same lot, while one ! e‘b l^sules t»eing a source of Omaha from Chicago to Son Fran­
notice and extremely tow pnces.
! seven dollars a month. “He w-oras, ! col)sei,t on our part t^q continue the i u1** >»iake almost every seed grow xveH^b and prosperity to tiio c< )un- cisc o is §14 05 to-day and §29 for
J . -A».
meet
almost an ty
.wiicn lie can,
in
unequal competition.
competition.” Mr,
v..„, •
•• gangs, ^ sleeps hU j nueipial
Air. row- the other will
"*•* m
ru with
«uu »nmm
^ afterward, * aud the bright
*=■ 1 pros- the round trip, good for ninety
C oquille C ity , O regon .
The Atchison has not yet
rough in a dismal don 1 i„..iv r4P11pr,»l \f wi pi * Workman of entire failure; should the two com- l>ccts f«*r tlie success of Mr. John days.
GENh;» vi. .A,(ii-.AOi tor tut- .s.ti*- ul City ! nights through
propel ty, Uousi'., aim lot*, muovr, uriui,
Alissouri river
»»•«
Lubo
r. e e x x p p r e r s e s s e s h i e e , : - . — - tes they wuul.l prohuhly li'uckl,Æke enU-uvurs h, b r i» , his authorized the
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■■■ • v •»*»
“ 1-’ »"■!. K Kui«hl
n i g h t s s o of f ia
a D o iv
raucue.i, eic. UiUoc in ueruiO Ou.ia.n^. j M li*'ro b *‘ . » •-«***•
..liK.ir ..F
. a.;reemei|t with
. . . tliis
. set timent,
.
I.L difference
1 : »r_____
:i immnncn
mi
romls to meet this rate.
About
; wears the cheap pr.xlucts
oT l.tn
his I ! ^jre
j O..
find ] il.
that i i the
in il..
the . soil
immense nimm'
quarry nf
of cu
sand
J. F. HALL,
on
j •*"" la‘" ' ”
He has uo wife i.n.l
in u
01, the subject of ' n»id the method of planting liad ; ^'6 attention of the building world, *200 people are starting from Chi-
Sui v e y - r ,
esented by
no fuiuiiy to support, uu,l is .\illiuji Chinese Laleu* preteutei,
„ him
......... to , mode the difference in the result, jbince that time nothing has trans- : cago every day for the Pacific
F ob CooaC’oUNTT, Ottiioos.
; to endure ni,y hnnlship. tluriup; i t||e Oe„ernIIy Assembly declares
When the funner test« iiis see.1 piled to make less likely the cun- coast. About 150 are second class
ORiae: Wnli T. G. « t'H ii, L mj ,, ^»1 a. slilic.d.
\Aff ~Fertwol maps of all survoyt-d and * n- ! his comparatively brief sojourn that “nine.tenths of the people j “" ,1 k»o»s it to lie ¡moil, it „ j]| | summation of the measures look. and fifty firet class.
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t^rad lands turmsLfcd on short liot.te. vlnl : here.
The American wot kmau, ; OQ the pacific coast, and of the ; *ake bim but a few years to ditcov- ‘ "o to our material advancement,
C a n ’ t S r ( l l « ‘ tin - It-.«!«- W n r .
! "who lo o k s up a wife as soon as w li.ile country, in fact, are opposed ! f*r bi«* mistakes iu planting, if he | ^dt on the con liai}, t..< d» w lop-
New York, April 4. - C. P. Hunt­
J . I*. E A S T E R , M. 1).
p o s sib le ,” expends fifty d o lla rs a to the imixirtatiou of the Chinese j ,,mkes »»y. 101,1 Jbus li3 will be j ¡nont of t!,e quarry at Port Black- ington has finally decided that, af­
P h tsxcixk , S c bo e or and O u i i n n i c i LN.
Special attention piven to di.-'fa.-.es ox wom­ month to the Chinaman's seven, under any conditions whatever. !
to reAtify them; but as long lock, which was at that tune an nn- ter all, he can not entertain the
en aud cLniureii. aim all cun-nxe fornis o( and co keep himself decently he
d i s e a s e . C(.e>> of ulMt«tr>a >>1U
: tueth ex­
Thoentire order,” he concludes, as he has uo positive knowledge of certainty, is now an assured fact prop tsiiion of the Atchison for two
tracted for fA)ecuta each. S^ smui I treatment 1 can get along on no 'ess.
The “ must act as one man in this move- the qualit) of the seed he plan!a, | n,1<1 in progress, while we are iu- California pools. “A single pool,”
for Uheumuli.vu and Neural},h‘ l»y the iueu-
; Chimniiaii therefore lowers the m ent’
he is so likely to attribute a fail- formed that work on tho ( raw ford he said, “is necessary in justice to
icat«d vapor bath.
Ulhce at residence in C«sjni)le City.
1 r.ite of wages in every employment
Mr. Powderly mnkes one defense j ‘»re to bad seed that no investiga- | * u 0 *,nr
':il|,i<‘th was the roads.” Thus ends all pending
I. O. G. T.
into which he euteis in competi- ] ()f the
tjJft late
jatB violent
^.q^ut assaults
i« m ule, and so the same er- discontinued last fall, will be re negotiations for a settlement of the
assaults on
ou the
the !
Morning Star Lodge
tion with the American.
! Chinamen,
zm .:...................: __ u ...i
saying that “they .............
were j rors are committed year after mimed as quickly as the weather rate war.
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No- ^64,
becomes Milficiently settled
to
ln 1S70 n few .vholesnle sh.ie j ||ot bU|ne;'U| ” » ere but the in- year.
Meet* at Coqmlle City every Tburadny
Seed gro vn on the farm should justify such move.
Messrs. Swit-
u, | ,„f ,u;fII w[,o
Washington, April 4. —Consul-
•renmi». Viaum^ luemneis ot ibis order, in fact- »ries m Sun Fruaeiscn h inglit, gtromHUtl, lu the
good alandinx. are uordiatly invited.
some Chinamen to make lioots and ; sought to d»; 'ra le A n i.ic iii free | 1,f*
the same as seed that is zer n,l‘1 Jhitler who were here rep- Geneinl Putnam, of Honolulu, seut
shoes.
Up to that time wages av- |rtb,7r;” but be warns Congress that ¡ ,10»br|lt; for although it may be resenting the Blacklook Sand-stone to the state department an offic'al
eraged about $20 a week for skill-1 *‘nt)ti/i,,jr tìiJl)rt of the enactment of k^^<,'v,, that it is new, there is no company miming''preliminary lines account <*1 the tlis,appearance of the
I. O
.
o. F.
fnl and rapid workers. Now over | jiwk
aml a f(l|, Rud illipiirti}4, ‘ positive certainty that it is good. : ,llltl n»«king estimates of the prob- new hike, the extinction of which
Coquille Lodge No.53
t
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! able cost of, and designs for, tbe was caused by the great volcano
M*eu st c.Hiuiiie Ciiy evory Haturday «ven ;6,0()0 ( ’liinamen are employed 1,1 : enforcement of the same will pre-
| varions structures and buildings
iBK. Yiiiitins brethren, in Kood atundiu«.
. the trade, getting from S20 to §30 j
veI|fc otber ant,
far more tw iW e \V« ,..,ln S; < ulv« *
Kilnnea. It is of absorbing interest.
•oriliallv invited.
Every
animal
upon
the
farm
needed
in
the
active
prosecution
of
, v
, r v r ; a mouth, and the
wages of whit- | sceueB of bhanlshed and destruc-
IT* in .mi »111 lt«*«<Ti«r.
should be subjected to a course of work, including a w harr, completed
A. r . and A. 31.
men are from §9 to §13 a week, tion.
New York, March 29 — Beecher
Chadwick Lodge. No.68. ; Meantime, too, Chinamen have h e - 1 The Cllinese qHestiolli it win l)e training as soon as it makes its np- ; their work and returned to Sun yesterday said of the strike: “I
jiearance. This is desirable, and, ! Francisco. 3Ir. Butler, the eugin-
Meet* at Coquille City on Saturday even come the owt.ers of forty-eight out i „
• . • m
am glad the row has beeoms tran-
I dk on or before tbe full tuoon in each . .
,
,
_
. ! S'Cll, IS one whion illtlaiues the
indeed, indispensable for the l>est eer, expressed himself asentert::in­
„ n e „ , m„n
1 ? f t , e s!x -v ,* K;'
» '« *
| indignation of American labor gen-
scendant.
Ailvanced intellect is
results, with all livestock, from the ing no doubt whatever <»f the prac-
Jo h n Goodman,
| in the city, while of the fifty »!>!>-, erully.-N ew York Sun.
(•'•nfined t«> Europe and America.
! chickens to the colts. Docility in- | ticability of tl.e c iny>my's design
* x ’ per factories, not one is now own­
—*• -
The orient is still asleep, but when
j volves ease of management in ev. to make of the Port a successful
T h « Iro n T ra d e .
ed by a white man.
G. A R.
it arises it will be xi new factor in
In 1872 the Chinamen liegan to i Philadelphia, April 2.—The iron i ery way, and this saves labor ami shipping harbor by il:e erection of
Gen- Lytle Post N o - 27
the world. The Chinaman will yet
lo-day market is considerably affected by ! increases the profits from the use a w lmrf at once durable ami ofsuf-
M*eta at Coqnille City, on every firat learn to make cigars.
sit in the legislatures of the wror!d.”
Wedneadav. YTstini oomrada, in cood there are 8,000 Chinamen io the strike agitation.
w ve — •
There is no of the animals. In a dairy docility l ficient extent to accommodate large
•tandinc, oordially invited.
L n n l i l N T r«H €'X i«ry.
tr»ide to 400 whites, and wages aie change in card rates or mill prices; is one of the most important char- tonnage. It is km it I that before
A. H. Wright, Commander.
St. Louis, April 2 .—The situa­
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~ I only about one-third of what they pig iron inquires are frequent for acterittics of the cows, and the dai- leaving, 3Ir. S-vitz-sr c »utricle I
Coquill© City Comman
’ ! were in 1870. I l l the manufacture
m_m
%
------ ------- May and June deliveries.
Bars, ryinan 7 . ho has experienced the with Mr. Corkill for the delivery tion .as affect in * the strike cn
i T o . 1 , O . ! R . C -.
of clothing 8,000 Chinamen to 1000 sheets, plate and tank are quiet, j advantage of il will always give at the point, «J K 0,fC 0 f< e t « fit in- Gould’s So i!hwestern system lms
Meet* in thiapiaoe every first and tlurU j whites are now employed, and the Nails are active, under building , his most careful attention to the j her, and that the mil! will be put developed no change this morning.
t o a d n « in
i n a each
o e h month
m o n th
^J| lIU d D U tD i H I '
’
©
,
Tu«*day
j
wages
of
the
white
worker
have
!
demands.
Steel
rail
orders
are
up
training
ef
calves.
Weaning
is
in
operation
next month to hi l l lint No hope is entertained of the
good stunli^arj ouixatlv ii/i;)l.
A. T. J.iUie, CommandiT. 'declined from §25 a week in 1872 j to the average. Old mils dull and the first lesson to be given.
A order and to saw for the on-tom Kui.ihts of labor returning, at
to §15 a week, the Asiatics receiv-: weak. Slabs and bloom orders for | c ilf should ne\er be permitted to trade. In condu ion it is no ox- least until the executive hoard
ing from §25 to §28 a month. The English shipments are placed at i suck the cow. This enforced habit ageration to sav tlmt during the shall have arrived in S t Louis.
ensiling summer 200 men will be The same large crowd collected
F o r* br*d Brown Leghorn and Plymouth Chinamen took hold of the manu- §35 here. Fonr mills have shut changes—in time—the disposition
Book Poultry for sale by D«-rward B . Cart- facture of underware several years down for want of soft coal.
The j of those young cows, which never at work between Denmark and this morning about the freight
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ago, and. bv underbidding white I anthracite trade gaining.
1 having suckled a calf, and never . Port Orfoid.—S. W. Or. Recorder. yatd to pi event removal of freight.
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