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JACKSONVILLE, OGN, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1871
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THE CHRONICLES.
18. And they sent for Beck, who
was also a doctor, to come and assist,
and Beck went up into the temple,
and lie was sore afraid the child would I I
not live. And he spoke unto them I
these words : “Verily 1 say unto you
the child may die, for its mother is in
great travail, and <), Republicanites,
you had better call the head even after
its father; for if this is done, it may
live.”
19. And the “Hungry Brothers”
said aloud, “O, thou wise doctor, let
it be so.”
20. And the Republicanites hung
their heads upon their bosoms and shed
tears of bitter woe, for they had rather
the child would die than to have its
hea«I called after its father, even the
1‘intoes.
21. And Beek raised his voice and
said unto them: “(), Republicanites,
let them call the child’s head after its
father the ‘Hungry Brothers,’ for we
will name its heart after its mother,
even Nathaniel who loveth the child
muchly.”
22. And the “Hungry Brothers”
cried aloud saying : “(), wise man ; a
second D.miel.” And so the child was
called alter its father.
23. And tin* child came forth and it
was nigh unto death ; but Beck give
it soothing syrup, and it cried in a
low, weak voire; and these men were
glad at the heart.
21. And they sent Sam, the son of
Ham, to go forth unto the streets and
I
'cry aloud to go (into the Temple of
Justice for the child was born and the
fbn«i parents would there christen it.
25. And the multitudes went up
unto the templeand the father brought
the child before them ami it waschri-t-
rn««l,
26. But they marvelled much and
' sai«l the one two the other: “This
child i* deformed and we verily be­
lieve that it* days are numbered.”
•> *7
— i • And when Beck and Jimkneel
¡and Bilihide and Jakei-h and Ad. and
Ed., the lawgiver, went into the mar.
ket-places and on the highways, their
hearts were tille«! with anguish and
di-tre-s. For lo, there was much scoff­
ing and merriment among the multi­
tude at the new-born child.
28. And they Went up into the temple
of Beek the money-changer and coun­
seled the one with the other. And
they were in sore distress and great
travail, for they knew not how to eon-
S« I )e tin* people witli their off-pring.
Thus en«l«'th the second chapter.
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AN IN< IDENT OF TI1E CAM J* A ION. /
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1.
And
when
these
men
whom
Bill
­
Dr. L. DANFORTH.
One day last week when the Gub-
NVe hope no Democrat will forget
Governor........................................ Ç- 1
hide and Jakeish ami Jimkneel and
ernahiriul
candidates spoke in Polk
his
duty
on
eleeti
.......
lay
by
voting
for
PHYSICIAN ANI» SURGEON,
Secretary of Stat«'................. S. 1 . <
Ad. and Ed., the lawgiver, had called,
county
there
was displayed from thu
'Treasurer................................ ... L. F
Mr. Richard \\ illiams, for the follow­
State Printer.......................... Eug< n<
11a* remove«! t<> Jacksonville, and tenders came unto the city of Jaxon to raise
verandah
of
Col. Nesmith’s house a
ing reason, if for no other. ()reg«»n
his professional services to the public.
FIRST JClUt lAI. mstaticT.
may, and perhaps will cut a large fig­ large banner, on which was printe«! in
R. I’. Prim 1 «»the«* on < alifornia street, adjoining Ca­ up rulers, they went up into the tem­
Circuit Judge....
ton's
shoe-shop.
R<
‘
sid«'nc«
‘
on
Third
street,
ure in the election of the next Presi­ large lett«*rs the words “HURRAH
ple of N’eit, the brewer, anti barred the
District Attorney,........................... J. R. Neil ? opposite and west of t he M. E. < 'liurcli.
dent. Everything points unerringly FOR GROVER!” The main road
JA< KM>N COVNTY.
doors thereof so that no man could
to the fact that a Radical Republican leading from Salem to Dallas runs
H. K. HANNA,
t'nunty Judge,.................... ....... f ;. B. Watson
come
nigh.
cannot again be elected to that high through the center of Col. Nesmith’s
i Ja<-< >h Wagner,
X’oiintv Commissioners..... • ( M. 11. Drake
Attorney-at-Law anti Notary Publie,
2. And they began to east lots for
office by the free voice of the people. large and well cultivated farm. The
Tho*. T. McKenzie I
Sheriff,
If a true and firm Democrat, who is Colonel’s house occupies a prominent
Uenetaur: and the
Republicanites
............. p. Dunn !
< 'lark,.............
Jacksonville, Oregon,
I
........ lohn Bilger
mindful of the best interests of the place near the road, in one of the most
Tre»*uri,r......
said.- “NVe must have one of our
....
1».
H.
TBVlt*
Assessor,..................................... - - -
people, is not elected by the popular picturesque portions of the county.
Will practi«"«* in all the1 ('«»arts of the State.
... W.
W. J.
.1 Stanley
Nch«>oi Nnprrintenih'nt,...........
Prompt attention given to all business left number f«»r Uenetaur. Then the men
vote, the election may be thrown into i Hundreds of farmers jogging along
..... J. I. 8.
s Howard in mv care.
Snrvrvor,...................................
2*.»tt.
who
had
in
tin*
year
1872
led
the
hosts
J
the Hous«» of Representatives, because through that lovely portion of the val­
Coroner....................................... .............
........ I»N.
Ik'll
Official l‘ap«T................. Di m <>< kaitc T im »
,
of
Pinto,
but
from
their
greed
for
the
more than two candidates will un­ ley to hear the speaking, some on
A. C. MATTHIAS. M. D.,
JOSEPHINE ««»VNTY.
doubtedly be in the field, and as it will horselmck, others in their wagons
places of trust and prolit were now
Physician A Surgeon,
l»e extremely doubtful if any gets a I caught sight of that banner, and gath­
Countv Judge................................
IL Sifors
: surname«! the “Hungry Brothers,”
( Ge<>.S. Mathewson
majority over all the others, the elec­ ering sudden inspiration from its si­
JACKSONVILLE, ( > R EG ( > N.
(’«».( onuni’.-ioner*,...... • |? p sioan.
’ said : “Nay ; thee must give unto us
tion is bound to I m * decided l»y the lent appeal arose from their seats and,
b this office.”
Sheriff.......................................... Dan. L. Green
I louse. How important is it then that swinging their hats in the air, shouted
Clerk.......................................
Cha*. Hiarb«'*
3. And it came to pass that they
Treasurer................................... M »»»• Nauck«' ^RECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To SU R-
Oregon shouhl be on the side of reform, back, “Hurrah for Grover!” Demo,
Assessor......................... ^..Tho*. G. l’attersou Í» ircf.v ami <li*ea*cs of femah's.
crats, Grangers, Independents, and
the only true Democracy.
21 tf wrestled th«' on«' with the other, and
School Superintendi-nt.............. A. J. Adam*
Oilice in City Drug Store
Tile St'natc Committee on Privileges even some straight Republicans, could
Surveyor, .................... ............... \1«’X. \\att*
said many grievous thing*. And the
X’nr«»iier..................................... G«»<». E. Rriirg*
and Elections have agree«! to report a not resist the impulse tha? day to
K. II. WATSON.
v. W. KA1II.ER.
“Hungry Brother*” cried aloud and
Official l’.qx'r,................ ..D emocbatic T im i>
change in the manner of electing the greet- the lianner with a responsive
KAHLETL & WATSON,
said:
“
(>,
ye
Republicanites,
know
COCRT SITTINGS.
President and Vice-President. Tin* hurrah. It was a singular incident of
Attorni'} s and (’ounsrlors-at-Law,
ye not that we left the mighty men of
J.irlxon Counh/.— Circuit Court, second
change will allow each State to cast the campaign, and the effect was sin.
M nndav in February. June and November.
two votes and «me for each electoral gular. A class of persons have sought
Deniocracie ami ctime unto thee be­
J'trksonville, (h-egan,
County Court, first Monday in each month.
district, to be ea-t in accordance with to create the impression that 1x4ween
cause they gave 11s no loaves and fish­
»1»•«* Connf»/.—«’ircuit Court, second
the wish of the Electors of said dis­ Col. Nesmith ami Governor Grover
Monday in April and fourth Monday in «'e- Will practice in the Supreme, District and es ; and we say unto you that if you
tobar. County Court, first Monday in Jan­ other Courts of th is St ate.
trict. Oregon will have three votes— there lias been a growing cohiness,
Otlicc
in
the
building
formerly
o«-eupied
give us not th«' things w«' a*k, we
uary, April. July and October.
two of them to be citst by our delega­ arising out of Li Dow’s nomination,
by « ». Jacobs, opposite Court House.
2!»tt.
jack *«»!»vn.i.i: pi :>:< in « t .
the
men
of
will even go back unto
tion in Congress, consisting of t W< > which they have wrongfully attribute«!
Juat’.oe of the Peace................. W. M. Turner
J. K. NE11..
J. H. STINSON.
Deniocracie, anil let tb.ee go to the de
Si'iiators and one Representative. If to the latter, and these facts added to
TOWN OF .1
VH.1.F.
La, D >w is elected there will be two the suggestiveness and touching char,
STINSON & NEIL.
il.”
f C. C. Beekman, Pres’t.
Democrats to on«» Republican in the actor of the incident.
I Sol. Sack*.
I
4. And the Republicanites marvel-
Tin* banner was the work of one of
Altcrnn
s
and
Connsrlors-at-Law,
• John Bilver,
deleg it ion and the two vote* cast will
Trustee«......
cd the one with the other and said :
Col.
Nesmith’s fair daughter*, who thus
Hcnrv Judue,
be for the 1 election of a Democratic
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
' K. Kii»»li.
u|«h«ilds
thetligof DciiKXTacy in the
“Lo, these men of the “Hungry
Pre-ident. Should “Slippery Dick”
Recorder,.................... ................I ■ 8. ITavdcn
be sue •<'*-! ful, Oregon will have two field, while her hon:»re«l father is at
Treasurer....................................... Ib nrv l’ap«' Will practice in the Supreme, District and Brother.-” told us the many wrorgs
the post of duty to which the voice of
other
«
'<>urts
of
the
State.
Marshal..............................
Ered. Grob
Republicans and one Democrat in th«*
1’rompt attention given to all business en­ the Democratic had wrought upon
Street ('«»minissioner..............Peter Bo'Hiey
councils of the nation and her vote will that party called him. Then; w«*re no
trusted to our ear»*.
2*.»tf.
them, ami plead with us for shelter
speeches made at Dallas on that day,
be thrown for a Ridical for the Chief
lo
!
ami
we
gave
it
unto
them
;
but
nor has there been one made in tho
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Dr. J. C. CALLENDER.
Executive office. This should not be, I
canvass, so effective as this lianner an«l
we know they are of the devil, for
and we do not believe the people of
rhjsirian
A
Surron.
its inscription—Miss Nesmith’s cam­
Dtk\n'nill'’ l otlcr No. 10, 1.0.0. ! ..
they hearken not unto us ami will
this Stat«» will allow Mr. L t Dow to be
paign speech.— Neu's.
Gc jYNyi Hold* it* r»»'jul«r ntf*tititf-«»rv
defeated. We should stand by our
FROM FORT KI.AMATII.
bring -ore «tefeat upon us.”
Ss'tirdsv evenineat tli^ ‘ »d<l Fel­
colors.— ^D’l’fitru,
t
low’* Hall. Rr >l1i«»r* in
~'«ed nz are ,
5. Ai/! Jo., who seek «-th for quartz,
T he S chool M oney S windlerm .—
*
■
invi!off t<> atteinl.
K. KI 1 ILL N. « •.
(’. W. S.«\ Aor.. R*e. Soe’v.
WING LOCATED IN JACK’SON- said unto them : Behold, the hour
I? vh < On' fok M. iih . »,.i;s.—The The law requiring the annual distribu-
Sila* J. Day, Jolin A. lk.yer, John Ri’ger,
villo. I offer my professional servi«'cs draweth nigh when this chib! should
reckle;sn,'ss of the Repiibli«*an and ti«m of the interest of the irreducible
'f r u*t«‘«'s.
to the public.
I ndepen«lont press, throughout the school fund was passed in 1866 ; but
Office in (»rib's Bri«-k Building; residence be delivered, and 1 say unto you that
21. 1 will take a shekel in mine hand and
State, i* appalling. No calumny is so strange as it may seem, and tin» peo­
Ousoniin Pornlmntns Trih" No. L !m- :V Mrs. McCullv'*. California *’r«'«'t.
gross . no language so obscene, or no ple certainly know it to be a fv-t, that
pr«.v«»J or l.'r <>f Red M< «>. linbl* it*
throw it up ; and if it shall emu
violation of the rules of respectable then' was not a cent received by the
*«ato<1 coimcil* at the Red Mcii’*
pass that the tai’. Heth upon the
Hall th* third *un in ewrv *rv«m *m *. in
journalism so fl igrant, that they will districts or counties until 1871, the
PHY6ICIAH AND SURGEON.
tha «iglith run. A «'«»rdial invitation t<> ail
not make u*e of it in their desperate following year after the present State
-id«» of the *liekel we will have a
brotlier« in gond »tanding.
J hchhiic . lile, Oregon.
effort to get control of tho Stat«» Gov­ A<lministration went into power. The
publicanit«» to b<» thechibl'- bead ;
A. P. «>WEN. H.
P. I». B a R'ON*. c . «>1 R.
if it shall come to pass that the
ernment and handle the people’s mon­ question naturally is asked, what was
ey. The most reckless of all is the done with the money? We will toll
Having located in the town «>f Jacksonville, lietli on th«' top of the shekel WO will
von. The Woods’ administration spec­
Cr m Fi'.isinn No. 1.
Tiuttctin. Not an original p iragr inii
for the purpose of practicing Surgery and have a Pinto for it- lie ul.”
ulated
on it and poeketed the money
Fens snd Daughter* of Temp<'rsn« o, ni ■ets
other branches of his profession. r«*spe«*t-
.appears in it* editorial eolum'is which
6. And they all cried out with one
and
thvn
left for Salt Lake, and Anally
t
lie
f’.illv asks n portion of the public patron­ aecord, “So let it be.” And Jo., th«*
an Wedtie*dsy eveninur of csch week tn
T ue Sacramento I'dion sliouhi be can be ndied upon as true. The whole
hall of Pnrshon’a* Tribe No. 1.1.0, R. M..
age. «»flice—Second door north n#the U.
one
of
them
was returned to I k * tried
quartz-seeker, flipp' d th«' shekel and good authority for Independents, It I paper, from week to w«»«'k, seethes
Brother* an I *i*t«'r-. ¡11 g-.od standing.ire in
S. Hotel.
48tf.
is the organ of the Indepen«l«»nt move- I and bubbl«»s an uninterrupted torr«»nt but wo presume that under thi» Union
tiled to att«'nd.
lo ami behold ! the tail was on top.
J<»HN A. BoYER, W. P.
ment
in California and has taken much of falsehoo«l*. Tho editor seems to be League pledge, the R*di al jury which
i
7. And the “Hungry Brother*”
A. F. O wi . k , R. S.
tried him had to let him go. Demo,
GEORGE SCHUMPF,
swore many oath* and polled their interest in the «'.ause in Oregon. But i contesting for the distinguished hon­
«•rats,
you have the l»est set of officers
hair ami gna-hed their teeth and rent it has become disgusted, and referring or of being the champion liar in the
in the State Department that have
Warm l.o-lr No. 10. A. F. A A. W,
BARBER,
their garments. But they could not to the platform adopted at Salem, Stat«». Tf there were no other indica­
Hold* it* regtilsr «•oinmnniiwtions
ever
been elected in this Stat«». Not
says
:
“
If
this
is
the
best
th«»
Oregon
tions of the hope!«'ssn«»*s of their
change the tail into a head.
/xrN nn the Wedne*dav evening* orpre-
on«»
charge
can lie brought against it
Independents
can
promise,
it
makes
e.au*e, their roekl«»ss disregard for
eeding the filli moon, in Jsek*onvil1e. «'!•«•- CALIFORNIA STREET, Jaeli-anville,
8. An«1 James, th«» son of Hamlin,
that
there
is
any truth in, and they
gon.
T. G. REAMES, W. M.
who was likewise a prophet, *ai<1 unto very little difference, as fir as primà- ( th«* truth i* convincing evidence. To
i
M ax M ci . lf . r , Sec’y.
have
been
honest
and faithful to their
the “Hungry Brothers
“Bv Jinks, pies are concerned, whether they win what greater depth they can attain
trusts. Do you want another set that
ath cutting , shaving , sham - 1 know«'«l tin» tail would be on the top or lose. Between some ten or a : in the quagmire of political calumny is
hrhonvill’’ Stimm No. IP, 1. B. R. M.,
dozen
ancient
pLititu«les,
on
which
no
poning und Indies' hair cutting done in if Jo. flipped hi* shekel ; but if you
difficult to determine. On«* thing is will again rob your school funds ? Lot
tir«t-c'.a>s style.
Hold* it* regular niee'in«* every Thursday
will let mo ca*t mv shekel the tail will existing party professes to differ in I certain, however, their next lie must Democrats vote the straight ticket.—
eveninr at the O<|<| Fellows' Halt. Brothers
Enterprise.
surely be upon the under side, bv opinion, th«» Independents have al- : l»e ti new one. They have exhausted
DANDRUFF LOTTON,
In good standing are invited to attend.
lowed th«' di'tiiagogues in their con­ their store of stale falsehoods and
E. JAC* »BS, o. c.
Jinks!”
“S lippery D ick ,” sa vs the If'-rmo-v,
An entirely new discovery for cleansing
F. G rob , R. K.
6. But the Republicanites would not vention to sandwich enough poisoned must invent others or withdraw from is frving tn slip out of that swamp 1 tnd
the scalp and restoring the hair to its natu­
let Jim the prophet east his shekel, and trichina'«! meat to kill th«' health­ the canvass.
ral vigor. Prine, |l.nn per bottle.
Again wo warn the people to look grab «if his. He says that h<* isn’t th«
In’k R*Vluili D' ít ^ l.ft ’r No. 1.1. I. 0. F.
whereupon he cheweth much tobacco iest political party the State ever
Ri -h »rd Williams who applied for
RAZORS
CAREFULLY
PUT
IN
ORDER.
Hold* it* regular mco'ings on every oth«'r
and spitteth freely on the floor of had.” This ¡s rather comforting for i nut for more roorbacks. As the elec-
that
Hih.OOO acres. D seems, acconl-
Monday evening at Odd Fellow* Hall.
our Independent friends.
I tion draws near, and the triumph of
Veit’s temple.
Member* in good *tanding ar^ invited to
ing to his story, that there are two
i
GRANGERS,
1 Democracy "becomes mor«* certain, tho
10. And when the time for dinner
attend.
N. FISHER, N. G.
A company has been organized at 1 opposition grows mor«» reckless in I of him. Tie is all right, hut this
had come, .Tinthelm raised his voice
J ane K vbli , R. S.
“Double” of his Is always doing some
Dundee, Scotland, to be known as
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY! and said : “O, brethn
their hopeloss struggle for power and i
n, we are in
Reurvy trick or other. The original
“The Oregon Shipping Company of pelf.— Democrat.
much travail, and we need something i-Scotland.”
JjirkNoniillr Turnvrrrin No. 1,
with a capital of .*150,00(1.
Dick, the simon pun» Dick, don’t want
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to eat, that we may live until the
nnl4* it* regular meeting* at Turnverf'in
I CAN FU UNISTI
The obj«‘ct is to build and maintain
any
swamp land, not any ; but Di<-k,
I mportant to W ar C laimants .
Hall every Munday evening. Regular E.x-
child is born ; ami 1«‘t n* go but from
a
line
of
vessels
to
run
between
Port
­
the
“
Double,” is hungry for it. This
ereiaing every M«»n«L«y and Thursday eve­
First-Class WATER PIPE. the tempi«» and eat some bread and land and domestic and foreigner other —Un«ler the Act of Congress approved I accounts for all the apparent contra­
ning*.
CHA'S. ND’KELL, Pn'siflcnt.
March 3, 1873, all chiims for horses
drink some win«», that wo may live.”
Ei». H orne , Secretary.
ports, when» th«' best markets ar«» to lo*t prior to January 1, 1872, are re­ I dictions in Dick’s career—It is n|| the
Cheaper and More Durable
11. And they arose and went out
be found. The company’s head office I quired to be presented to the War “D«»n»»le’s” doing. If ho should go to
from
the temple and satisfied their
IN3EPEÜDENT LITERARY SOCIETY,
—TRAN—
will be at Dundee, Scotland, with a Department prior to the 30th of June, to Congress the “DouMe” would
hunger and thirst ; and they looked no
it* r<»i?iil«r nuotine* at the District
branch
office at Portland. Th«' Scotch 1874. Under this act all claims for ho found voting against the original
School lion*« everv Eriflav exeninir.
Wood. Iron, Lead, or any other Material. man in the face.
suhcrlhers
are willing to take up the i Worses
lost
EIAV a RD HORNE, I’reshlcnt. I
.........
. i in the military service Dick’s principles an«! plo<1gos. But
12. And they went up again into
A mei . ia M ii . ler , Sec’y.
entire
capital
required,
excepting
ANY SHE FURNISHED
must he presented prior to tho 30th of thon what is a follow tn do who is
the temple and shut th«» doors thereof
one-tenth, $45,000, expressly limited next month or they will not be enter a “Double ?” Well may our unhap­
and bolted them, that no evil man
to Oregon export farmers and others, I tabled. As the time limlt<»d will soon py friend exclaim :
The City Brewery,
might conio in.
Send viur orders tn
to secure their active co-operation, sup­ I expire it behooves those having claims
“Double, donlde, fol! and trouble».••
JOSIAH HANN ATT,
13. And the “Hungry Brothers”
— BY—
port,
ami
influence
for
the
company
’
s
Or A lex . M artin , Agent. Jacksonville.
murmured and said: “Verily we lov- i ships. The company offer induce­ I of this character to give immediate at­
G aining G round —The Democrats
tention to this matter before it is too
VEIT SCHUTZ.
eth this child that is to b«» born tint«»
are gradually gaining gnntnd in the
ments t«i sharch«»lders which should late.
HENRY HAGEN,
us as only a father can, and we will
I
National Congress. Rv the recent
insure speedy sale of all the shares.
"UR. SCIIUTZ RESPE4 TEE ELY IN-
not
have
it*
head
to
be
called
a
Re-
T he Journal says that Mr. Tolman Democratic victory in Connecticut th«*y
Wholesa!«' Driller In
_L v L forms the citizens of Jacksonville and
puhlieanito.”
G rant C ounty . —James Robinson, is a “friend to the educati«»nal interests gain a IJ S Senator tn sweed W A.
•surrounding country that lie is now manu­
14. And the Republicanites, who the popular County Clerk of Grant of the State.” He ought to be if he Buckingham. A dispatch from New
facturing, and will constantly keep on hand f A LI DOES IA WISES, BEA SD IES,
•the very best of Lager Beer. Those wishin
were in great travail, sai«l: “And wilt county, in a letter to Secretary Chad­ isn’t, for very few men in this State Haven, dated May 16th, says the »»al­
—ANO—
a. cool glass of beer shouhl give me a call.
thou bo so cruel a father not to let wick, says : “Your nomination has have loss ('ducation than Mr. Tolman, lot for U. S. Senator was taken to.day.
the child’s head be calk'd a Ropubli- given your manv friends in this State and probably no other man in the State The vote stood : Senate—Eaton (Dem.)
IMPORTED LIQUORS,
DR. WM. JACKSON
eanito, for its mother’s sake ?”
satisfaction, ami if.you and Governor who has less of an education than he 16; Buckingham (R«»p.), 4- House—
15. But the “Hungry Brothers” i Grover tire not elected it will not be would have the audacity to go about
338 and 340 Bine St.,
Eaton, 132; Buckingham, 76;
'
J. R.
hearkened not an«l wore in sort' dis­ i our fault. W(» also go for Brown, for th«» Stat«» endeavoring to make speech­ Hawley, 11 ; D. A. Well*,
, 1. T’m
San Francisco, California.
tress, for the time was come when the Stat«'Printer, for h«^ ‘wantsit.’ Bully es.— Guard.
Legl-lature meets in joint s«*sa1<»n to.
child was to come forth ; and they for Brown, and hurrah for the whole
morrow to confirm the election of
Orders from the country promptly
sent unto Jakeish and Billhide to conn» ticket !” Grant county will poll a
T n November next Beast Butler will Eaton.
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unto the temple to help them in their good majority for every man on the l»e fifty-six years of age, and yet the
hour of trial.
Almighty (liver of'good suffers the
T he Statesman seeks to convev the
Democratic ticket.
EAGLE
SAMPLE
ROOMS,
16.
And
Jake
and
Bill
wont
into
the
SURGEON DENTIST.
cock-eyed thief to live to manage af­ impression that Prof. Smith and hig
temple and looked upon the mother,
T he Statesman claims that there fairs for the Republican party, and in wife received only $282 apiece for
C alifornia S treet ,
I
who was in great travail. And Bill tire no demagogues on the Republican all probability to become the next Gov. fht'ir services as teachers In the Mute
Proprietor. raise«! his voice and sai«l unto them ; ticket. No candidate on the R<»ptibli-
lt . styles of plate work made John Noland,
ernor of Massachusetts.— I’umeroy's School for the two years ending Sept,
—such as Gold. Silver, Platina, Almn-
“
Verily
I
say
unto
you
that
the
child
enn
ticket
ever
attained
the
dignity
of
Democrat.
1st, 1872. The truth is that in xddl-
nium and Rubber Plate*. Sjs'cial attention
given to Children’s teeth. Nitrus Oxide
‘.v1.' ,n T T,tE CID>T< 'EST AND REST will not live if ye call its head a Re. a demagogue. They are simply the
tlon to the salary paid them the 8*ate
«Tnughing gas) given for the painless ex­
" u,eH’ I*ran,l*, s» Whiskies and Cigars publiranite.”
Q uery . —How many farmers nro furnishes hoard and l«»dging to the
And Jake answered pliant tools of a Ring of as corrupt
traction of the teeth.
there
in Oregon who know that E. M. Professor an«! Ids family.
political
prostitutes
as
ever
hebl
illicit
and
said,
“
Yea,
T
know
it
will
not.
”
Profexaor
Will visit Ashland on the 1st of March an­ I
DRINKS, 12} CENTS.
nually ; also Korbvville on the 4th Monday
17. And the Republicanites cried dalliance with easy and unsophisticat­ Waite, Republican candidate for State Smith has never made any complaint. ’
in October, (.’all and examine specimen
NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURfr-if don’t aloud in great anguish and pain, for ed virtue. — Democrat.
Printer, furnished money to purchase I —Mercury.
work.
pay. r animes needing anything m mv line they loved the child dearly and tlu»y
votes to elect himself Secretary of the I
Office corner of California and 5th streets ; can always bo supplied with tlio purest and
D emocrats , vindicate your princi­ i State Agricultural Society ?— Demo­
residence opposite Crystal A Wright’s black- l*>*t to be found on the Coast. Give me a were sore afraid that they would have
D emócrata , vote vonr straight
•mith-shop.
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call, an«l you will l»e well satisfied.
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ples by voting the Democratic ticket ! I crat.
to cull its head even after its father.
Demokratie tlvket next Moiday.
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