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posit ively t hat*an;vb '»Jy can ol
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eminent aciress, or •vornan who has
;<>m Robert Low e, who tirrived
attained celebrity in literature or
ttrt.
As
these
pic In re«
ifto’day la.st from Sixes, we letirn
contain
Vat Geo. \V. Bailey, while
non * of the objectionable features
in the
formerly complained of, it baa bo- ■ •<»d j wi l l a couple of men from
for
come a sort of craze among many S;m Francisco, prospecting
young Italics to fill their albums timber, discovered the remains of
with them; and they find no «lifii- - man on a hillside, south of main
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ti i 1 1 shipping mìvniitago.
San
• hey c.':ii I.*. mb«*, am 1 i tie v«».* • •i>] h ¡it
Fra cisco hoats entvr tlils rivcr ni
eulty in persuading their brothers, Sixes, a f,nv days ago. lie notified
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the
luilkln
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oi male friends, to supply them for J,,sti< 0 U ig e r of the Gndiug of the
ail t 1 : ilo- lor luci.»er
>r different
N . A. D O W N I N G M - D-
Physician Mini Surgt»on,
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O. S. SMITH.
4 îî >ASurgeon .Dentist,
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i (h load.
>n rii.-i ro-ul:
srl* f is ■ fr<>]
4o I oti *, so li
•nrn tokn «.«
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>i «mi il!
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t ' . i i \ lij.s tli<- v. .>r. s i- p, at:
“Noi a-. . will," the d nr km • f« |g
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1ban liolit wl: a this th»»*t staa
Lik«» v hisjH-ivil von*»* t > l'alta and l»!ess
All mir<-st ami all lont-litu ss.
M A R S H I T F L I), O R E G O N .
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s. u. H i/Ai-.n.
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i< l.n.IO inhabit aids,
/.•nit in Sdii 1 I’miii c > for ] lot
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boa
. •• • np ; mi <! .\\ ii i !io
1 *. -t now; but. aS 1 !!•«»< b\
river I \ <•-.» a 1.,,. sfi pping al every
clc*apo ' than if lu.is l>e»'n f. r y
man’s 1 ! i ! iti; i I I '( ) llos U'*»d, t <*!»»-
«l'ng I lo» t' u’iiior li k |>1 oli­ 1 he canning (*st:J *lis!irii«»iits
foro a*'
crowded wi t ! » fîir lieDi'«* Sto«* [• than
ior a clfiv ol
! V: IN !!'
L bk.L 11,1».
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riami» ir
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1 »ino 1|)0 feot
spian­ ¡HIC a <M i : ! 1
ai •>»vi* ili ' t--v. :i: ¡)’ *uty of wat«»Y
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T f T T TTT) » DTT XT ■■»,«■ yu
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l*h\sici.»ii inn 1 Surgeon.
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s. f . wiLhc».
Not as 1 v,ill. I>. ‘ause tlie (»no
Who li>v» d ns tirsi «ml last > ;?s „ono
!•> fore ns mi tin» road. h : k ! still
For us must all his lova Yultiil—
wharves wil h |>*»nclies and Wi
their books.
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1. Freights
The labor day parade next month
i tiro vory low, owing to dir* great melons, «if tin* finest kinds, which,
on
some
days
in
the
early
part
of
pr«»mis«»s to be a remarkable exlii-
coni petition.
this
week,
small
hoys
might,
ami
l.ition of the strength, numerically
Some of the finest Itintiti I have
i. t
re for the trouble of carrv- nt all events, of the united trades in
ever soon. li>> along the Coqniilo
paris of
: remains; but it being impossible
^')r
- ^dger to get a coroner s ju-
r' ’
^>ones ""«no burn-d without
: au . Ì!lT ^ t being held. The re­
« i »
m,ulls ,ir0 SîU<l to hft those of
H
g
away
A
liouf
d^uesday
they
Bau Fr
•-.* and » o r r o in ling " c'; ;1! ‘- « ° W w Johnson, w ho has
river.
It is not limited either.
., lioweii
I
solili»
fastidiousness
in
se-
cities. Organizations o f men in a li
missing for over « year.
He
Tlu-ro are nini valleys on either
leeting
fruit
tluit
they
had
been
sorts of business have promised to
mining with a partner at the
siilo ¡unì till the hill lands art* vory
con
lent
to
feast
their
eyes
on
be­
; productive; of the latter, tt groat
come from hitherto unheard of moutl‘ o£ U o ck creek> ntl(l Ieft
imeli«
portion is vacant.
Taking into j tor('* *bey sm<'ii«*d
a pencil, or places
IN en the sea would finn- i CM,1T tu
hunting, since which
eonsid*»rntion the natural advan- P"kf’d a melon in its dropsical side ish its quota, for a delegation of , rlMU' 1‘" ^ l<^ nt^ been heard of.
tages this county has. who cau before l iking it horn«». The glut, sailors have signified their in ten -1 1 Jl° l *',nriius woro
ili,oul tJVO
doubt for one momeiit that it is however, is fast decreasing, and, km ( ;nT10f f i l i n g inb) line, and, with a ! m^ os i rolu tlj0 CrimP face d»iwu-
f
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r iin»j n lum; nuniuvn v uvi i i iivvu- i
bibor continues to How into the city ; ,,auticnl ami rolling gait, will with- wards- A nmzzle-londiu« riile was
counties of the Pacific coast, at no the grovers will ii id the markets |((nt doubt, add a salt “flavor and ,>'in- hy Ids ieft hand, and a stout
walking stick uas by liis right.
very great distant «lay. One thing j ,w capable ot «lispo-fing oT tl:t.»ir ; varioty” to tli pr< »cession.
"Not as 1 will.’’
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! Hie gun was empty when found;
-Hi lfn Hunt Jm'ksun. is certain, ('oos e«>unty can boast war«»s as f«»vm«*rlp.
5ïor«
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but whether he had firetl at some
A . J. S H E R W O O D ,
The board of directors of the
of a fine lot «*f citizt'ns, go«.»«l hu
A ’Crip lo ( <•<»<. i «»cnil,.
v j 1. H erai . d :— P lenty of smoke,,
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A ttorney at L aw
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1 game or accidentally shot himself,
■ moved and generous people.
The i mechanics’ pavilion report tint and . .
Murphy, Or., Aug. 15.
ami » N otary P i ni.ie.
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! it is not known, ih e flesh had
writer will never forget the ninny j they arc heavily tasked t » iMiiko
Coqnille, C’oos County. Oregon. | On the first of this month .vom
Nearly all m this vicinity iiave i
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| rotted from the bones, and if he
room for the many exhibits tli y
is
i,l-jc
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and
kind
friends
he
had
the
pleasure
cori* spondent from
¡»urne 1 th**ir skis' ings. <i»id all g >t i
J. H U P T O N .
! shot himself, the ball must have
ar>-
ilaily
ree*
iving
bn
the
coming
of
making
there.
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Wim
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CiH N' s k i .« >n a t L v v\ N*1 ! vii'i i i m i « > his knapsack, t«»>»k tli«» train for
a tin«» burn. A s the season has
passed through without striking
Cenveyancer ami General Land
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fair.
I li » art gallery will be a
in Grants Pass (V»urrier.
kose burg and aft«»r
pleasant rid»
von dry, fire inaile a clean sweep.
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ACUiT.
! any of them, as in> bone was injur­
gnat
centre «-f idiiaction, and
Leo M il»m l is to move down
Collect¡«*n» M;i> 1» I. '«»»
N>- ii i..l from Grants Pass of 1*5 mu«»s. w«»
ed.
Oii the other hand, had ho
l ’C eoi n !» •-•’ lon of valu­
among tin
i » k n m ».Hi'. « >i;i:<;<> n .
pulled up at the platf nn «»f tlie
from
I
)«>uglas
t
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tids
neiglibin
hood
The
N«»w
York
World,
eriticis.
Uancli*s. Wiia l.aiul and r<>>»n l’n -,».-rty
11
!
j siiot at game, it is more than prob­
tila*
are
p:m-ing
bon^ht Hiiil »oUl. «'»>11««•’inns a »»iM-cialt, f«»rmer place. wh«:re we ioaiiil our ni g a f.p -ech of ! i«*nrv ( •» ¡a g*», in- nnk;
ai'Mut the 10th »>f September, to be
able that he would have reloaded
ainl i»ri>t*i-»-il>i pmr.ptly r- mitt»-»!.
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! tiro ;h i!’.-» e nimbi«» «>f thè “ hang-
. 1 ,
*>' 1 1 11 v- 1 itl .Mrt lellen in readin«»ss ci«l«»ntally r«»feis t<» a pariieulr.r
partner with «7. II Miuard. hi l . •
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Em gun immediately. 1 he cause of
L. F. L ank .
J ohn L ane wi!h his liack to drive us to his'~r»uii-»rk tlie;«»iii that “all men have ing committet'V’ jinlgement are broth«»r. in
the mill business.
j
,
,
' tl»e «lo.ufi is liable to remain a mys-
sev«»ral
wolks
by
artists
wlio
h.iv«»
LA N E & LANE,
well known house, where re>t and e^ual rights in heaven, and we
O uitea number or wagons From i ,
c
p
tery.
lllornovs a;i‘!
in ¡it Lau. refreshment await the weary trnv- ought t<> make earth like heaven.” «•h«»s«»n for sul j«-ci. thè l.eautiful Douglas
count v pa-sod en route
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Land Cases a Speciality.
inland and ocean scenery
of the P a- f ... ,7. . i
a.
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•,°knson was an old pioneer
sedie)
el'*r.
A lter a lew hours ivst and
\ ain the «li-lusi«ui,” retorts th<>
f«»r the beach and fair.
O Jioe on Main S;r<» \ • »;*,»
»«’«» >
,H ::<•« '. >s»u*>i»>lit:tii
i on this coast, and Johnson creek,
rn
din«
coe.st
states.
1
in*
fair
pmmi*
ti»>:«l.
a g<*«> 1 hr. akfast, iliero was driven W orld. “Pecans«»,” it continues,
1. Johnson has gone to John- i
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. n tributary of the south fork of Co­
( )r**g< »n.
R os-bui g.
up in front <»f the hotel, what is “ hero the immutable ileereo is, ses to draw a 1 ; rger exhil'ition tlmt lson s creek to prosirect that mining
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,
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f .
«piihe, is called aller him, he hav-
i . M. SitiLTS.
J ohn A.G k o . ki. »wn as a “buek-b»»anl. propollcd men must work if th«»y would iris e ver b«*oi* opcut*«i in Ibis s» c- i
l!’
! iug first discovereil gold there ear-
.d a!».ea«l\
S i g l i n <Sc G r a y .
by two r»»ugh looking “mustangs.” live.” It is impossible, there!« re, t Ì* »li of l : « a.iitVV
31. J.
Ivrantz and family have j « •
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u
,
, rr
*r
ly in the luties. H e was about o5
:« iving or­
i i op» .t ! >i :•
Ittornf) saihi
is \l l.aw, Not having had much experience to approximate heavenly conditions
gone to Lrowster to bid good bye! *
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M.irsliüeUl. Poo« «t»*unty. « »n-yon.
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years old, and is not known to have
IO
,
C
fi-
!
J
mi*
weeks
Denen—Holland Luildinvj. «»pinisit«- lìl«n»i with “buck-boards.”
we simply ! on earth because, forsooth, here h
to .1. C t . \\ light s family as tin y I .
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* any relatives on the coast. -Coos
»"ill 1 i!
Ivan.*«», »
looked upon the affair as a kind of man must labor. In the
estima
:v moving to Looking Glass,
Ray News.
ic* young i.; a,
W
S IN C L A IR .
“knock-um-stiff” kind of g«»-cart, j tion «»f the World, then, heaven
P mglas county, J.
G. having
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1 . lit
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nr«y
be
ir
,ltt»run al Law,
Ituii«I«»ii
W
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H
lliv
r
It«*|»or(
o
fA iisj.’W
And so it was.
Py the way, it af- must be a heaven «of k« 7 »ness. and
bougl t the «M’ist mill formerly
i-}.i,f>ral Tn^nr"tir< -»»-.I ?{»'«! l's tA tr V i n i ,
its
a.iu,
does
acuracy
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j fords me great pleasure to know kaj.qiitiess consists in doing noth- !» re th
owue«l by Andy Hoover, he having !
lem peinture;
Monthly mean,
C o q u l l e C it y , O r e g o n .
not
always
learn
to
slioot
in
th«*
moved
to
Oakland.
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;
59.0S;
below
average,
2.07; max.,
that f «iiii all her • after a ,)3-miIe i; _r. X«* wonder that such confu-
T. G . O W E N .
t’ue C » >'s
¡..»» «if >>f klouc
... ! perversion of r'glit «lireetion. Tin» trulli of tiiis
riile >
< v v r r the
■ s Pav
Fay wagon ¡,,ri
Several of our neighbors are f ix -! ^ *
monthly range, 23;
ideas and
Attorney n"-:! Counselor at Law,
a
p
is-risili
we
;
paiufuMy
maaifis-tetl
ing for the fair.
j greatest daily range, 22; least dai-
r«»a«l that uas laid' by c«*iitra«*t truth slam Id «*xisl when ] :h<»r is so
M\:t» 'i lei.!*. < )<a».
a
gndty
en»»*re«t
*i
»;
¡»v
the
i*le’i
»
with liol«*s to match the roots a» 1 » U\ • r«G
E. wie and (Y.rl Holler stnHeil |lv mn« A» 1: ni(>an JiliLv range, 9.20;
«s is, ami lias been, in
J. W . B E N N E T T .
levs
ago
by
c>bii*s(*n
and
i
corgi*
i-» >cks.
! their thresher last
\Ve»lnes«lay.
fal1 for n,onth. .05; below the
lins v»oriti; uo wonder wlrsii i a boi*
A.v>- aev at Law.
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W ill iam 11«IMI * «S - V
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re
is
a
ven
great
contra
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i Tliey will be on the East fork in a ; avorn- e’ -41)-
N a of
on
has <i»*gi aerate
< );
int.»
«budge: ry
‘ 1 »;! V <•! tue
_
t
lit
i<*d
i
ice
at
rai
gì
1
;
which
rain
fell,
2;
clear
«lays,
11;
! *»■ t w**« n 1 * in* Ü-1 »; > Is and railroad tjmt jt siàl„ihl b« ueeme
! » * v. RO x-
«1 a cur.g /1
D T j . W A T S O N .
w
iti!
potty
birce
ny.
cour-
,
churged
i f a i r d a y s , <S; c lo u d y , 12 .
cars.
One tiling in »«articular I ami a ell’ective •ar to any tliii j iE
1 ) n R
APc-ney and Councilor at Law
I t SO• * ! US tlitat tin* best u -e- tli' *sC
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G eoige Bennett, V. O ,
noticed in »i car, when you wish to
D. • rn. Aug»» t 2dth 18S7.
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I mph ... Cüï.Oii:; ¡ os .
real happin SS 111 tljns
ivorid.
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Signal Service, U. S.
rest, you turn <*i s«»at-back «lown; In point oj tact normal 1 worx
. ..i. is pl’Ciil 11 nn \ t *• t tbs «‘«»ulti Ilia!,.* ( !!
J. H . N O B L E R ,
L
em rer in t h e I n t e r io r .
F
rom
;
-
ir
knowledge
of
th»»
interior
ar­
th«
and on a luick-lwiard we turn our the greatest faet«»r in j)rmlneii»g
h ou r y »ub.iü
all
account
«
.
lie
movement
of
lum-
l
B
ricks
l
rom
k
rnace
slag .
A
rangements
of scholastic iiisi.itu-
r>
seat up and buck.
t . . lì .:. : * ‘ 11 y • t *N.
human happiness, ami by labor an
l>er in the interi.uv both east and , "iR sbu rgh journal announces that
At six <*’«•!«»ek p. m. of the same eai tiuv In*;.veil can la» create«! !n*r<». ti«»tisw*is to creep into the alite­
^CiY.iLLA.i CrCS.
west of t lie Mississippi river, this a I>™c«»ss
Leen discovered l»y a
day. we j*u!l< 1 up at hairview sta­ ihii 1; 1 Mir will lia v»* I» raise {r«»iii la >oin < f the girls high school of
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citizen
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l Allegliam.y for utilizing
an rancisco, ami walk away with i year has beeu unusually heavy, i
< )ra»o!i. tio n . i'l Coos county.
\V<* were its present d«*graded conditions be­
MarsluMU
'•>> ....«;»•.» demand continues to ! s^ig fr«mi blast fui uaces. Ih e in-
• ml s : tp n > t IH'StoiT*.
simply «lusty ruins, an I unrecog­ töre su h a cons«.mations is prac- lit h cloaks and hats they could An active *
1. their lir.iu
upon, Having th«» prevail in all the markets The on ! ventimi w hich is said t«> be pateu-
nizable.
However, after a good ticabie. Real labor is a
blessing,
■ ted is for making bricks from slag.
t
i p TT
t t (i n n
T
studious maidens to g«> home bare- ly <lis<*«>uiaging f«»ature of tin» bus-
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night’s
sleep,
we
nw,.ke
to
look
«
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H
i
ami
a
bar
to
hurhan
happiness
only
ii.
• neade«!,
i i and i with
•»! no more
„ weather-
u
m tne
Hw» ]»ossii»iut>
it»- , ' There are no particulars
as to
1 ) 1 i i ' Ì -J 0.1
4: a
. mess just now ... is
1
i.liEU. back over ?h<» past as a dr«»nm, and
w * i ri
when redueeti to slavish conditions.
whether the bricks so make are
tt
O oq W
wish for something ett'T and it Remove tlmse conditions and raise proof garment tlian the mantle that the losses of the far
slü.rî
or not. Arrangements are
i
of Darning on tii«*ir shoulders, account «»! th«» drouth will dimin- porous
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v.’.ii'C carne to pass.
tin»«
Until
On thè ild we tool» j |n|)or to jts I(,„p er standard, and
! said io have been made at the
The lads have m t yet been seutenc- \ ish their ability to buy lumber t«»
G e n - W A L L A- C E C A M P - thè lmck for C«»»juille City, some | you Lave h«»av«*n liere as perf.*«*t
^]1(1 Lucy and the Edgar Thomson fur­
this : an apprec
ai)precial»l«» «*xt«*nt. 1!
«»d. In pleasant contrast to tins
C. C , 17?. C -f ”^*** ^
_ | teu miles troni r airview.
W | as jiuman nature is capahle of en-
naces w here tlie slag ohtaiued will
i , i tv *i r » • Satnr-
, ,
»loh'fnl result *»f tuition is » refine«! crops prove large and profitable (
llo-ts
mile?
.„unth.
r travel*»«! some six or se\«*n
«»yiiig— a more hajipy condition j and beautiful custom, inaugurate*! budding seems likely to «»ontinue :
dui
* » molds whei« they
-.»riiutlly i i » v * » « •« ï.
in y *»I »•..in lii: •
| through nn unsettled 1» It of g'xnl, | certainly than tlmt lazy, listless,!
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-n.
Levi S! i vr
by Mr. Adolph Sutro who has giv- ; general.
1 lie receipts at Chicago j
>
kx.
11« le-
Fir-« S«rr'* i> j productive land, free *>f rock, a,u^ j dull aliode, the W orld’s i«leul of |
CiipU
: eu forty thousuml s«»edling pine, | since January 1, amounting to j
olc *1" 1 fll,,1<u<
k.is not
j partly timb«*r*i*l with t;n»'», yellow ijg^veu.- Southwest.
I. O. (i. T.
I cypress and eucalyptus trees to the 93i,4(»0.000 f»*(*t.have lieeti 114,000- let'll utilized to any great extent
fir.
The writer was informed that
M o rn in »; S t a r L o d g e
P a t e n t s g r a n t ed to citizens o f ! public school department, to be 000 f*»ot, or l.‘> per c«»nt. mor*» than j
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; these lands nre vacant; if so, what
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At ( « » ,liill»* City » v«rv ThnrsRjty
Pacific states «luring the past | distribuied bv ihe teachers aiming , in the same tuco last year. T h e 1 In describin'^ now varieties of
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ftvfiiiitkf. Visitili" d •Tiiin*r.,H o* this oruiT« in ! n fiuo chance f«»r the home seeker.
Seven mi!e- from Fairview we week.aml report«»»! expressly for the ; the pupils on certain «lays, when , A o r fln r m lr n i L h m ltm n tm , howmv- ! wilftllt obtained in the United K iug-
staiul in % a : « a irdinllv invit**d.
; * l\ ( s||mj| sjron„i kmiwn as i H er ald by C. A . Snow <fc Co. Pat- j all who go provided with a can, or | or, K'ports that much of this «excess | (j,!m from oros-ing the L mdon cor-
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W«i followe«!
lawyers, opp. L . 8». patent of- j some vessel to hold the roots an*l has been taken out of stock to tue j respoiuhmt of Ilradstreet’s
writes
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increase «if tra l«*. ¡»rail-livet s.
August S, that a splendid new
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: the bunks of this stream fur three
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C. L. Bard, »San Buonaveutura, | tie tree to take homo and })lant. !
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1 spring wheat has been obtained by
<[Tli ill» City cv»Ty SHt irilay »*v«n i
A H ftritiE o ! f l t tltli.
;. V mitin?
English A p iil
wheat
l-i.l.-Ti»‘ÌÙ"
U-VE''''r*''*’ in ," “‘l
*’ k Uno form «; h I« o » liere is locnt- I ChI- O 'w I r S u aUac'hmont; F. 15.»t-1 Kuril n eystom mipl.t bo copied j
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üiööYVn'o'n o ’ sco clnl- | orossino tlio Em
««rlinlly
only wheat which can
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mileg fl.ora Citv, ; ,or- S l" '" -
wiMTiitmtor; J. E. | ovrrywlierr with the result not on-
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A. F. and A. M.
!(•,«,- county’s i»»>r bouse or i„ . ! Bmghnm, W n lU Uidln. Wash. ! ly of rclining the child, but, pur- ¡„ „ th e ims»:»».«« into I I . » c u m with ¡ « M y '*•' •“ *»•" " after Febuary in
i m u > !: w m .
Att*rn«v4 »ml 4\>n,,f«,l»>r« nt T.nw,
l.UPlhS t Ul. *’,>••- l’.HNTT, OHLOOK. I
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bound to be one of
the foremost
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liriggB, Imps, of enriching thecmmtry, too. ; ¡„
cspccinliy with Imirpiiis,tooth- tllis country - » * ith the
American
eMk j®
f„, tlmir poor »riUi a nio> | V o ^ t» t,Bl- whaHotre© hook; J.
Son.o time ago a «olornbly gen- picks,
|li(.k s ear
p.lr
etc. gulden grand
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sco«q>s, pe„0ils,
pencils,
......hanly
and prolific
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C«»linan. New
Wash. It>rnl
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Castle, Wash,
le n d
protest
was rni<od
raised, licit
both
eases .if serious inflam nia-jbut COfirse
Tho r?salt of
_G««». McihWBii^'.
i farm.
H»>wever, th<*y are
>ver Terr., neck-yoko swivel;
D. M. | hero and in the east, against j t)-on froln t!lo onr
dhis cross is
very early hand-
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IC o o o is t o o rich a
to ever
j Denehy, AcamDo, Cal., thill-coup-j a certain class of photographs !
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Tim advice” : Never pat some wheat with much bigger
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he burdened with paupers.
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given away to purch is- .lliyt|nn«r into your ear bul the end heads than April wheat lins and of
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arrivw | ,,t C oqnill« C ity | l,n«5
• Hensliaw, (.n d le y , | that were
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Yistin:' <*<>iur.i<iH, in K,>ot* i
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Pal., gate; W . Ivy an, San 4 rancis- ! ers of rjack;
i;t;f«»s of " cigarettes.
It of v«»ur elbow,” ought to be iieed- i finer quality than gohlen grain.
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MAuduiQ, c»rdiaiir invit«»i.
i after a pleasant ride of three Homs ;
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W. Sinrlnir, C.>nm»aml«*r.
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hunting ilecoy; ( . P. Stan- cailimt b<‘ s; aid timi the ex pressi» »11 JV»’
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? ford, Sun Ernnciscu (V .., device uf adverse , public opinion was suf-
tlmt this new spring wheat will
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o m m a n d b(,autif n| rivor.Side town growing | it
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pr«»v«>Hvery valnable ac« pi ibi timi to
„ I,t a lo n g in u m o st B u b s ta n tiu l , fo r »>p.'mt>ng b a td .w a y d o o r« ; . . . fic ic n tly p ro n u u n c e d tu s tu m p o u t
fjn k o p o rt>
A n * 2 S. - l i e - f
V T c . a ., O . I K . O . ,
ariners in all countries wliere
Mei-t« in thin |>I h «:>> every lirst itn«l tl»ir«.l rig
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Ccxiuille City is located , hteel<‘> San 1’ ranewe«). Cal., chisel- ¡these pictures altogether, f*»r they 1)ortg f rom the upper lake state;* spring wheats are gmwn. The op-
• oes«lav in • ;urti in>»litIt. All iiicii ’I mth in in
mn
U>»o»l stHinlinj» ar»1 cordially invited.
()rth bunk of the Coquille cu^ r ^or KIls^
^inxls.
| may still be seen, attracting no par- that the hop crop in that vicinity is ' j e
erati*ui *»f cmssing wheat is a deli-
A.T. Lillie, ( '<jinnian«t«*r. oil
l ! , - V navi-able stream for sea- !
U w U l n l T h i e r n shot.
i ticu,ur ftttontion' in tl,e
t)l‘ ^ x t \ y damaged by hop vermin c ate «ine grf at care being necessary
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many tobacconists:
tobacconists; but n
a new.
new, and . rt
I ,,oing vessels for 40 miles inland. «g.m Francisco, Aug.
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resulted
county
mnilHIl llUJI-fl»»' »- •• -- O
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V." Nichols,
CABINET
MAKER.
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I ’his place is some 30 miles fioni v}CpS from Mexico to-day state { m'.U 1 m<)ie p casing stj, > <>» nou \ j
uth of
the river, and locnt- that that the nine
chiefs of the jonir ^ _ int(,Ivst,nK "ght smok-
the in«»
»> liudi plateau of land
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W ith each package oi “ vanity
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of
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revolted
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b „ ^ r i. *t> m un
I.TW iranieH
enoilgli 10 n««"*“'
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Pietore Frame*«, Door and \N ind>>w
Frames . . - 1
|rfkjj1n«»e
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an*l Mayo ar**a11y artistic original ph«it«»graj»h
made. Sawa ül«-«l and Furnitur«* ì Repaired.
K<‘l,,ur*‘d- [ J
¡,'*,»7(1 . «lrailiagO.
W ater
ater is
n fu rn is h -; ftraou»
AH Work d'.ue t>> ,,r»l» r. Price« R»*aH»*nat»lc. j
^ town in
;n pipes
ifiooB from nice, cold I tribes in Sonora have been shot. J of some aristocratic society beauty,
*♦*!■: Kwr Gold Peach H«»t*»t.
Bandon, Oregon,
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C-r?-’ f ine four-horse stages used on
^ . c. 1 an m « .»mg un 1Un,U nh° j valley end of Drain route— 8 hours
«»usiness. Everyone is taxing ad staging. Fare to Drains, $7.00; to
vantage of tlm
»... low
..... price be
... is
- mnk
ing Ills lini* photos at. - Loos .»iy V »rtland only £13.40. Best and
j cheapest route to to the railroad.
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