The Democratic times., May 16, 1874, Image 2

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CM MILES NICKELL,
SATURI) \Y
EDITOR.
MAY 1»’«. 1874.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Jt>r Congress,
GEO. A. I.A DOW....................... ot Umatilla
F jt Governor,
I
L. F. GIWVER.................................. of Marion
Jbr .Secretary of State,
S.
r.
CHADWICK...»........................ Douglas
F»r Statt Treasurer,
A. II. BROWN................................ of Baker
p,r Stut*. J’hnter,
MART. V. BROWN..............................of Linn
F.v Siytertntendent of PiNic lust) uctum,
E. .J. DAWNE..................................... of Marion
I
First Ju licinl District.
Jbr I*/txj<vufi»i^ Attorney,
II. K. HANNA................................ of Jackson
snodati: County Ticket.
For Stato Senator,
J. S. HERRIN.
F<>r Representative«,
TIIOS. WRIGHT.
G. B. VAN RIPER,
AW. J. FLY MALE.
h.ive no voice in the primaries ; no
voice in the selection of the men who
are to prepare your independent ticket,
no representation—nothing to ¡»<ty and
nothing to do— exei'pt to vote ! The
reason for all Ibis burden being lifted
from all vour shoulders is that the little
ring, with self-sacrificing devotion to
the interests of others without parallel,
have done this little work for you.
The style of concocting and hatching
out this little matter is easily explained.
A few men got together and formed a
ring. They were all soreheads of
course. They authorized certain par­
ties to meet, form a convention anil
nominate a ticket. Now when apoliti­
cal ring selects certain persons to per­
form a c rtain deefi, will not those per­
sons perform that work ? Then doe'
not the little ring in the dark allev
with the tallow candle virtually nom­
inate the ticket ?
This is a little of the shortest spurred
• lunghill that was ever hatched to de­
ceive an intelligent community. He
was incubated, hatched, nurtured, grew
and was matured by less than half a
dozen of the most stupendous political
frauds that ever festered on a body
politic.
We are very much mistaken if the
people wi I take any stock in this
abortion, the ring to the contrary not­
withstanding.
THE CHRONICLES
1. And it came to pass in the.fourth
year of the reign of (¡rover the Salem­
ite that the people in the land of Jaxon
were to raise up from among them
rulers.
2. And even before the time when
the lots were to he cast according to
the tribes in the land of Jaxon and
the borders thereof, the holy mon of
war, likewise called the “Hungry
Brother",” began to counsel one with
the other and said :
3. Lo, these years have we cried
aloud in market place", telling unto
the people our holiness and that we
desireth to serve them
places ; but they have
and have known us not. And l> hold
we are sore oppressed ; for jre have
wandered far from our father’s house
and journeyed-into a strange land,
and we no more receive the loaves and
fishes which was given unto us by our
fathers, even the mighty men ol
Democnicie.
4. And the children of the “Hun-
gry Brothers” nntrvelh'd and "pike
the one to tin' other : “( ), let U" ¡1! i"«'
and draw nigh our father’" lion e, , f«»r
his servants have bread to "pare and
;
we perish with hunger.’’
5. And they arose and went, :
ami I sav unto you wo will take a few f»>>m
th«' men of Demoeracic but not those wlio-e
nock is harJeni'il an 1 w ill not hcarkan unto
us—but ra’hcr those who lovoth the way
unto the loaves ¡»ml tishes.
23. “An<l I say unto you more ; we must
not be among these men w ho ar»' to make
our rulers, i«»r some may say many strange
things of us ¡ hi 1 I am a policy man, < > men
of the ‘Hungry Brothers.’ ’’
21. Ami they ¡ill marvelle«! muchly at the |
wisdom <>f him who had just spak«* and
tlcv drank '.he r«*st ot Bill's v.in«*, for their I
mou as w’ r? parehi'd.
2”>. Albi these no'll WTot»' Upon | a'/eillHellt i
t1’..- 11 mi»'' of men w ho were to ra.-.c up rid- :
ers am ’¡i- the people, ¡in I <>i;e-half there».f
Wei-.- Itvp’ibli -anilt s and r.oine w< ie l'intoes I
and ;» lea wcr.' tn 'll ot Bcdrok w ho y. arn-
etii .it'-T tin ■ gold eVen ’xmie than -i good
I
nam .
2’>. Ai. ! I' su'd iin'<» E<l. :
‘ wi"»' man ‘
i
\
oii
,
\
on
m
!
i
-t
no.
let
th'
Republican-
‘
.a'.j
¡tes w no .11*. • «. o e.j*i»t' 11 n.o th.'* <*>t \ < • I J ax oil
say who shall !>.• rulers am«.ng us; l.ui !
rather
tell them io 1« :»»•• »indolic tin- things j
rat i
they should have »lone, that out men of the ,
Giange may giv»' unto us some loaves ami
tishes.
27. And Ed. the l:»w(?iv»'r answered “Veri-j
ly, verilv, 1 will arise and do tlii'se thiugp j
licit yv sa\ unto mi«.
Ami Bill "¡ii<l : “I will arise ami "a<l<lle
iiiiiie ass ami go unto the border." of Jaxon
! to let the l.inkites know what great things
the people have done.’’ And Jimthelaw-
giver waxed not wroth for he knew Bill ditl
not mean to saddle him.
29. An 1 Ed. arose and went unto tlie Re-
publieaniti's w h<> were to nu'ct in Jaxon ¡mil
told them w hat great things the people lead
done, and some he:irkene.| unto him, and
others turned away and wer«' sore ¡ifraid.
30. And it came to pass that when the Re-
pttblieanit.-s came togethei' some said: “Let
u« not take men from among us but let the
p»'ople make the rulers,” and otht'rs an­
swered and said : “Let us stay nigh one an-
otherand not come unto these llunary
Bro hers,” tor if » <m do thes»' things we w ill
go un.o th«* men of Democ.'a»'ie ainl battle
with the...”
31. But th«'»- hearkene I not and «lone as
E 1. the lawgiver h:i< 1 sai l unto them.
Thus elide.It th«' first chapter.
kewm .
Tlic ICndiCMl
lor Uo«erta«r.
Tolinan is the best advertisement
A couple of Albany geniuse.s have
for the necessity of Gov. Grover’s re­
invented a breech-loading rille.
I election that we know of. We really
Salem, with 5,000 inhabitants, had thought Tolman had more “gumption”
not a single death in the month of than to stump with the other candi­
April.
dates. He is both intellectually and
A number of immigrants arrived in morally the inferior of the other two,
Linn county, last week, direct from and is the butt of ridicule of the
press. Even his own partisan organs
the East.
(’ampbellito preachers are not are at loss what to say of him, and he
-uecessful Governors ; as witness the will run a long ways behind his tick­
et. He is virtually a dead duck in the
administration of Geo. L. Woods.
campaign. ___________
The .V-zrZ- L'tne Expert of April
T he D ifference .—The Radicals
•’»th "hows tiiat Oregon Wheat stood
litre in the habit of accusing Gov. Gro­
higher in Liverpool than any other.
ver of defending his Administration.
The wickedest liquor dealer yet un- If this is true, Gov. Grover’s situation
certhed is an Albany man, who has is infinitely preferable to that of Tol­
named his toughest brand of whisky man, the Ring candidate, who seems
to think it necessary to defend his
after ¡i female crusukr.
private character. Gov. Grover on
W. Ihivis, of Younge River, has a the stump showing that Ids Adminis­
horned hog. It resembles a cross be­ tration has been economical and care­
tween the Angora goat and the |>orcu- ful of the interests of the people is a
much more edifying s|»ectacle than
pine species among wjiich it moves. I that of Tolman trying to show that ho
Half-fare railroad tickets will be is not a drunkard, gambler, horse-ra­
issued to delegates attending the cer or f<M»l. We only hope that Mr.
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows that Tolman may be us successful in his
defence as (¡ov. (¡rover is in his.—.Veirj.
meets at Portland on the 19th inst.
(’apt. Armstrong, of Vancouver,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
has ¡i handsome rooster which Ini." just
For Sheriff.
set on :m<l hatched out a brood of
mvselfasan iii«lciw>ndentcandidate
chickens and is raising them “All the for I l offer
lie olliitof Sheriff <>f Jackson county.
same old hen.”
O. A. D avis .
Ashland, Man li _M, 1S74.
An investigation of the accounts
of the .School Clerk and expenditures
SPECIAL NOTICES.
of the Board of Directors, ¡it Port­
Foil the very best Photographs, go to
land, don’t make a very good showing. Bradlev A RuloGon’s Gallerv without stair*
ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 41»
A little Credit Mobilier business ha -.Hr
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal.
been practiced.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
Speaking of the State taxes the
l!<cord says: “Of the ^1 1,000 due
<
II appy R ei . iepto Y<» fno M en from the
‘ts of Errors and abuses in early life.
from counties as deficit accounts i in efte»
Manhood restored. Ini|*e«liinento to Mar­
1S70, the present State Treasurer ha- riage removed. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Booksand
1 ibored diligently, and has collected circulars
«ent tree, in scale»! envelope. Ad-
a : sorix
the greater part. The duty devolves dre-s ll< »W.\ III» ASSOCIATION, Number?
South Ninth st.. Philadelphia, I’a.,—an In­
the Willamette, upon the next Legi-kitlire to take stitution having a high reputation for hono­
rable conduct ¡»nd professional skill.
45
(.'ampbell, Dolly into consideration this question of
r Governor, will unpaid taxes due from different coun­
1874
ties, anil dispose of the matter a> 1S40
justice requires. It is not proper that
PAlN-KIERElt!
part of the counties be excused from
TJIE G HEAT
their reasonable share of the State
Family Medicine of the Age
burdens «Iso, if there is ¡my claim
Taken Internally It Cures
for relief, that is urged on the part
ll/sctthri/, Cholera, Diarrhea, Cramp amt
of some counties, the claim should
Ctiit in the S' muich, Havel Complaints, J\ im ^~
be heard and <lecide<l without delay, tfl.s’ t'alic, Lice I i, hi p!aait, Dyspepsia, lluli-
As it is, the State Treasurer’s books ¡p'xfitm, S‘>rc Throat, Sudden I 'aids, Coughs,
cumbered with these accounts, carried Ac., Ac.
Used Externally, It (‘lires
over from year to year which should
either be can clled or collected.”
/»’ >ds, Frfou.s, Cids, Hi it
Hums, Scatti»,
they heard music and «lancing; but
' behold their father s.»w them not, and
the instali into ru EKS' fiasco .
i he brought, not out unto them the best
For Clork,
The Committee apj»ointed by Beek- robes; neither did he pm rings on
E. D. FOUDRAY.
I man, Neil A Co., after being in con- their hands or shoes on their feet ;
1 clave at Veit’s Ilall for six mortals and th«» fat<e«l calf stood eating in
For Commissioners,
JOHN O’BRIEN,
M. A. HU ESTON hours, adjourned to the Court House the stall and their father killed it not.
’ for about 15 minutes, and delivered
6. When the mighty men of the
For Treasurer,
!
itself
of
the
following
ticket
:
! “Hungry Brothers” saw these things
KASPAR RUBLI.
Senator,
Mathew
Fount.du,
of
Butte
they waxed much wroth and cried
For Assessor,
J creek ; Representatives, Win. Kahler, ¡«loud so that their fatiier might tak«*
poli i i<
W. A. CHILDERS.
■ of Grant’s Pass, B. F. Myer, of Ash- heed.
For School Superintendent,
i land —Snelling, of Goose Lake ; Sher-
7. “Lo, these many years do we
II. C. FLEMING.
' iff, Francis Plym de, of Manzanita ; serve thee ; neither tran"gressc<l we
For Surveyor,
I Clerk, Pat. Dann, of Ashland ; Tre is- I at any time thy commandment, and
E. C. MAsoN.
• urer, N. Langell, of Jacksonville; yet thou givest us not a kid that we
For Coroner,
i Commissioners, (’. Scheffelin, of Rock may eat and be merry with our friend'.’’
I
.
,
Ln. IN LOW.
Point, 1>. Reynolds, of Sam’s Valley;
8. And they aros«» and went hither
i
Assessor,
Jos.
Tozier,
of
Ashland
;
arid counseled the on«* 1 with the other,
Pv.b.ic Speaking.
School .Superintendent, W. T. Lever, for they were sore with hunger ¡mil
H on . L. F. G iiover , Democratic Candi­ of Willow Springs ; Surveyor, J. S their garments were rent and fear w is
da e for Governor, will speak at the follow­
Howard, of Jacksonville; Coroner, L. lipin them lest the peopl«» hearken
ing times and places :
I Danforth, Jacksonville.
not unto them—neither give them anv
Pendleton. Monday. May ISth.
Weston. Tue"day. May 19th.
Had the Committee endeavored to loaves and fishes.
Lii>«runde. Thursday. May 2lst.
nominate a weak ticket, it could not i 9. When BilllTide, who was al-o a
Union. Friday. May 22d.
Baker City, Saturday, May 23d.
have succeeded more successfully than child of th«' “Hungry Brothers,” <;iw
Speaking to begin promptly at 1 r. M
Opposing candidates are expected to be pre­ it ditl. Its own progenitors ¡ire asham­ these thing«, he went unto Henry the
If our re iders will take the p.iins to
ed of it and openly express the cer­ publican and got him a botth' of wine
sent.
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compare the resolutions of tin* Demo­
tainty of its defeat. Boss Beekman, and went out into the market-place
cratic and R 'publican platform which
The Democratic Ticket.
I)r. Hanley, and other leading lights and gathered unto him his friends,
refers to tne D dies and Sandy Wagon
Owing to the election being so near who superintended is deliverance, are Wh<) were Jakci-h and Jimknt el and Roa I, it will be discovered that tin*
wonderfully mild on the subject about , Ad tin' hostler, and he lifted up his
nt hand, we h ive delayed the publica­
Radical- filched tin* "anie bodily from
now.
voice
and
saiil
unto
them
:
the former platform. They likewi-
tion of the T imes until after the nom­ I I The candidates are doubtless good
10. “Behold, • broth«'rs, we are sore u i h
inees of the Democratic Convention enough socially, but when the qu os­ hunger, our garments are rent and our shek­ levied liberally for the balance of
their thunder. It is a conundrum to
were known, so as to give our readers an tion of ability for the various offices is els we have not ami these peopl«' look upon know wh;it these fell »ws would do f ir
tis with Neorn ¡uni the l»cmovr:i<-ie know u-
opportunity to pass upon their merits.
mooted, a large majority of them will not ; but lo. 1 bring unto you goo<| tidings n platform, if the Democrat.« did not
The ticket nominated appears in the prop­ be found wanting. Especially is thisso of great joy, for I say unto you we may \ et meet tir-t.
er place, and we are pleased to say that it in the case of the candidates for Legisla­ draw nigh unto the loaves anti fishes if \ e
It i- rumored that s »me of Tolman’s
Is <>no worthy ot the support of all Demo- ture. They undoubtedly have the hearken untowhat 1 say.”
over-'anguine friends are manufactur­
11.
And
they each drank of Bill’s winoand ing some extraordinarily heavy hoop"
era’s and tax payers alike.
requisite qualification to sit and draw
The Convention was very full and harmo­ their per diem with commendable were merry ; and Bill raised his voiee and in whi h to encase him, in the proba­
said :
nious, and factional differences woro laid
precision and punctuality; but that 12. I “siiy unto you, O men of the “Hungry bility of his < lection. . They are mu. li­
as.de and we trust forever buried.
does not altogether constitute the leg­ Brothers” that wo have told til«' people that ly exercised I >"t, in th it event, hi"
islator. At no time in the annals of Jimphay and Henryklipel were wicked egotism and pompodty will get the
THE MOILKV ALLIANCE.
men and walked not in the holy places ; but
our county has a competent delegation it availed us not, f<>r they mad»' llenrv centu- better of him, and like the frog
o in the
Itn »glne to yourself a chronic political .to the Legislature been of more ne­ rion and sent Jim nut«» the chief synagogue. fable, I k
Would in-
Adiidnid lb Sleek, with acute but pen­ cessity than now. Matters of the ut­ i 13. “lfut the people will no longer believe form ou
that they
sive smile, ft soft and fascinating voice, most inqtortance are presented, and those things ; for Jim has gone into a distant need gi
¡Harm, as
?r of hi."
whose pungent lieek is systematically hiving all partisan feeling aside we kind and Henry is not hungry and cries not there is
election.
aloud
for
loaves
and
fishes.
ndj i-ted to suit «»very popular breeze;' honestly believe that the ticket pre­
14. “But, behold, 1 tell unto you good
imagine a facetious contractor of long sented by the “Hungry Brothers” things for out in tin* laud of Jaxon we hav<? I'liv Ka.'Iieais »s. their A tmiiitstration.
nnd «grievous ¡»»»litic’.d trav;iil, whose does not fill the bill by considerable.
heard of the good men who gather unto the
The Republican platform has not a
«¿range
an«l say the one to the oth«>r. “Lo,
di-junctive utterances and quaint
We will hereafter notice the balance
these nian>4^»“ars hav<> we been oppressed word to say in palliation or in prai-e of
grim'tcc" would «listract a Philadel­ of the ticket.
with these heavy taxes and we want no more the Radical National Administration.
phia lawyer to contemplate ; imagine
councils
in the «lark places ‘seeking to de ­
The Clow a of the Campaign.
The persons who drafted it evidently
one of the most scientific p«»litical tra-
vour II«.”
had an eye to the situation, They
pezkins that ever gynited to keep pice
Tolman, they say, is the “funny j 15. “And to phase these men let us had no desire to carry the
additional
with the political evolutions of the man ’ of the present campaign. The arise and g>> unto Ed., the lawgiver, who sit* |
in the high place, and.we w ill sav unto him: load of the Credit Mobilier, Back Pay
<1 tv, ami whose status may always be principal object of his “speeches,” , ‘ Ed., these children of 1 »emoi'racie are son-
Steal, Louisiana and other infamous
accurately calculated upon if you hap­ "ays the Mercury, if we may call them upon us and they w ill not let thee be <-hief
frauds of (¡rant’s Administration.
pen to know the shortest route to by that name, seems to be to ina kt* lawgiver ; so let u« «'all upon these men who
Slippery
Dice,
Die c, their candidate for
>ne whose repeated people laugh, so what tune he does gather unto the Grange to giv<* us -ome
some public cri'
loaves and fishes, for we are sore in need.’ ” (’engross, and their other speakers are
political somerstults compel him to not consume in “personal explana­ 16. And ICd. raised his voice an«l said “Lo,
very mild on it, and are not prone to
hyde his polities ; imagine this splen­ tions” he uses in telling all the jokes I am with you.”
discuss matters relative thereto, al­
17. And thes»' men went into the dark
did trio—the cast-off carbuncles of and witty stories that he can rememlær.
though the office Williams is a candi­
existing parties—away back in some Tiiat is as it should be. Tolman is places and said to one ¡mot her : “Now let us
say «into these men who till the soil to come date for most consistently calls for
dirk alley a’»out 12 o’clock at night, right in taking this comical view of unto the city of Jaxon and say who will lie;
his views on these topic questions. It
with a little tallow candle fixing up the situation ; for the fact of his run­ I their chief rulers and th»*y all said “so
is most transparent that they dared
a reform ticket for the Independent ning for Governor is nothing but a ! let it l»e.”
is. Then Ed., the lawgiver, said : “From pass a resolution of endorsement, how­
voters of this county ! Could any­ joke after all. Nobody can look at it
these men we must call forth somo of the ever anxious they may have been to
thing I m * more transparently or ridicu- seriously, It is too irresistibly farci- children of the Republicanites, who aro my
do so. Such an endorsement would
1 >U"ly fth"ur«l ? This is an exhibition I cal. T
The very sight of Tolman, in friends, and who will be with thee and have been as fatal totheir hopes as was
<>f cheek tiiat is absolutely unprece- j the absurd role of candidate for Gov- they all «¡»id, “So let it be.”
the Mitchipple resolution. When na­
ernor, is enough to excite roars of 19. And Jake raised his voice and spake tional affairs become ««» that not even
dented.
these words : “<) Ed., thou wise man of Jax­
What do they do ? They take their laughter without his saying a word, on, we will let you have your irieinls to say the Oregon Republican Convention
little slate and issue a magnanimous To make the performance “draw,” who shall lie our rulers ; but we must have dare not say a word in relation there­
ap|H*:il to the Independent voters of however, the “Judge” ought to have a goodly numlx'r of the children «jf the I’in- to, verily how corrupt and degener­
this county. Now this appeal is mag­ some play-bills struck, something in toes among them, so they inav bring us ate has Grant’s Administration be­
some loiivesand fishes; “and Ed. answered
nanimous liecause, while it denounces this style : “For one Night Only ! and said “It is well.”
come ?
I
all parties an<l urges independence on Great Attraction ! Grand Tragedy in
20. Then JimkiK-el spake and said :
lla i I y •• M e rcit ry
the part of the voters, it absolutely de­ Five Acts, entitled : ‘The Republi­ I “Brethren, I am sore afraid l«‘st these men
The Salem Mercury is now­ .«sued
nies anv independence of actioh wluit- can Party Played Out !’ The Perfor­ of Demoerticie say unto me, ‘Gel thee down
from among the lawgivers, that we mny put
daily,
and is a red-hot, racy sheet. It
ever by naming the men who shall mance to conclude with a Screeching in thy place a man of more wisdom.’ ”
mt*et in convention and put out a ticket. Farce, in which Jem Tolman, the
21. And they looked at one another aurl II makes affairs extremely tropical for the
I
Custom House and Dally Varden
If you are an independent voter, all World Renowned ‘Little Joker’ will answered not Jim the lawgiver.
22.
Then
Jake
spake
once
again
and
said
:
you have to do, under this call, is to appear in the Comical Character of , “These men of Democracic may get unto tickets, and is doing good work for
walk up and vote when you feel the Candidate for Governor ! Positively t,«emeel”eH U*c louves and lisbeti if we harp the Democratic cans»?. Send for it
and keep ported.
*ytnk” ef a ring in yonf no*c. You his fj«“t Appearttrye on the Boards!!?’ I
For ShorifT,
J. W. MANNING.
( haebal
I
I
The Tempérance Ticket.
ttid Sorts, sprains. Toothache, /«uu tn (A#
Eire, .X'< uralgia, Ji hen mat ism, Fros'rd Jeet,
PAI1T-KILLEB
Th(i State Temperance Convention
met in Portland on the (¡th inst. and after a thorough trial of innumerable living
iin«s"»'s. has proved itself THE MEDl-
nominated a State ticket. Five or < w 'INE
< »F THE A«»E. It is an internal and
"ix counties were represented, Rev. J. <*xtern:il reined». One positive proof of its
et'icacy is, that it« sales have constant I v in-
11. Skidmore representing this county. cr»'as»'«l. ¡»nd wholly upon its o»vn merit*,
Tim Davenport was nominated for l’he eilevt ol t k?
Congress; J. (’. Tolman, (¿overnor ;
Pain-Killer
upon
t!i«>
patient
w hen taken internally, In
S. !■’. Chadwick, Secretary of State ;
eas«' <>f «'.«|il, t'ouirli. Bowel ('otupiaint,
I). (J. Clark, State Treasurer ; E. Tur­ «’imlera, I »» "« iitcry, and other aflliction* at
ner, State Printer ; L. L. Rowkind, th«* system, has b"cit truly wonderful, ami
ha- won for it :» nam.* ¡im«>ng im'dical prep­
State Superintendent. The nomination aration« that can n»'ver lie foigotten. It*
m removing pain, as an externa!
of Tolman is every where regarded a- "tiecess
rcmetlv, in ease« of Burns, Bruis«*, Sores,
a huge burlesque. The annexed is Sprains, f’uts Stings of 1 nsect«. an«l other
of suffering, has sceiired for it such
rekit d by the Salem JArci/,’//, and rail««
a ho-t of («•"!iniony, a- an infallible remedy»
"hows ¡¡i what regard Tolman holds that it will Is* han«lc«l down to po«t»-rity am
on«* ««I fIt«-greit’ot m< dical »lisi'ovcrie« >»f the
(¡erman citizens :
ninct»‘enth century.
L ite Thui'day evening, weary with
The Pain-Killer
the fatigues of his day’s journey, and
mncli of it« popularity from the sitn-
chilled by the night air, Judge Tol- •lerives
pli«'ity att< tiding t.s use. which given it a
m m arrived in Silem. D siring to a peculiar value in a family. The varimw
pre. tire something to warm the inner disea-.<■« whu-li ma.»' be reached by it, an«l in
itb-ip;« nt stages era<lieat(*«l. ar»* among
man. the Judge with a ¡»artv of friends tln'ir
those w liiclt are peculiarly fatal if sufTcrrd to
dr q<pt d into Plum’s. While waiting run ; but th»' »‘lira i»e niai^c ot this prrpara-
for their "everal decoctions of Plum’s tbTn .at once di-nrms them of their terror*.
In all rcspei’ts it tultills th»* r»/n«tiiious of a
!>e"t, "ome one handed the .Judge a popular
medicine.
copy of the O/’ </ '.¡i"n containing tb.e
B»'sure you call for and get the gehuino
news of hi « nomination by the Tem- 1’¡itn-Ki 1!« r. as many »»<>rihh*ss nostrums
atten»pt« «l to I»' "obi on th»' great repu­
peranre Co i’.i vent ion, at Portland, for are
tation of thi" valuable mtslh-me.
(¡overnor. 1 le read tlieartii le through
r-j" Direction« aiTompany each Isgtlc.
in language by
and then exclaimed
i
no means i chaste or elegant. “Je-sus S« E- WATT.
C1IAS. K. KI.VM.
( hri't ! That will lose me every
WATT & KLUM,
1 hitch vote in the State !” The Judge
then sw illowed his cocktail, retired Saiàlo à Harness Manufacturer!,
for tin' night, sadder, no doubt, over
ASHLAND, OREGON.
the los« of so many “Dutch votes” for
his ticket in June.
anufacture and import con -
The t.’ufXT.iatorial Campai ¡ft».
M
conl, lean», Buggy and Plow llarncsa,
Boston I cam < ««liars. Concord, T<*am and
Buggx ( ollars. Men’s, Boys’, and Side Sa<l-
•lles, Bridles, Cinehas and Stirrups, Whip«,
( urry-combs, Lash»«", Spurs, Collar Fadn,
ami everything usually kept in a well regu­
lated harness establishment.
«-
We are using Kerby’s Genuine Santa Crne
leather, ¡»nd guarautee Satisfaction to our
< 'ustomers.
The further along Tolman gets the
bigger an ass he become«. At Oregon
City, in his customary style, he assert­
ed that the law charging $5 for Ntate
Land deeds had been repealed. Gov.
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH.
Grover proved to the contrary, and
Repairing neatly and quickly dune.
we believe that as the Governor of the
Please give us a call.
48tf.
State and a lawyer he ought to Know.
Tolman didn’t consider his answer ¡is
conclu"ive enough, and indulged in
speech not becoming a gentleman,
and some warm word« ensued between
the (¡overnor and himself.
This space is reserved for JOHN A. DOVER,
who will shortly open out a completeand
After he had concluded (¡ov. (»ro­
su|>erior stock of General Merchan«
ver wound him up in a masterly, dig­
disc, etc., in Linn’s Brick Build­
ing, (’al. St., Jacksonville.
nified speech, in which he insisted
that the campaign should be carried on
gentlemanly, and statements suscept­
ible of proof when destinctly denied,
*
should not be repeated, unless the per­
son doing so ¡s prepared to prove them. i
The crowd greeted these remarks of
1 Agents wauteci !
lasses of working peo-
the Governor with the wildest and
pie, of either sex, young or old, make more
most prolong 'd cheering. The ver­ money at work for us in their s|»are mo­
I
ments, or all the time, than at anything
dict is universal that Tolman’.sbehavior i civ»«»,
Particulars free. Address
Ic’st Sir*' ;•*
.
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pr. kar.d,
$5 »• 820 JuLS