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ppórt Grant.
Tilton—lie has called tyrant a drunk­
Radical« Who Cannot
A Historical Waif.
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NG-SUSTAIN4HER WHEN SHE S RIGHT AND RIGHT HER WHEN SHÉS WRÖNG.
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The Democratic party in National Con­
In the year 1862, there was a charac­
I^want to reilj
< Yamhill
an -in
Yi
vention U8i»e»ibfrd standing as ever by the
terless
fellow, whose carcass wit period i-' ard.
J. W. JOHNSON,
Co. a farm co
acres s ofi
of land, C institution ot the Government, as a gu r-
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Phillips—He has callec|f Grant a drunk­
about 160 of whii
cultivation
—AT—
antee of the liberty of fhe citizen, reoogniz- caliy, well filled with poor whiskey, en­
LAFAYETTE,
There is a good
a good frame dwell- ¡Dg as the consequ- noe of the late civil war gaged in the business of teamster for his ard, and as “brainless as bis twaddle?'
YAMHILL ¡COUNTY, OREGON 1
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ing, orchard, sto<
r eta
Sumner—He sayrGra^t is not an.» ^ir­
the extinctibn ot slavery and dtthe" heresy, father in one of the large towns of a wes­
The out-range
lient. , I < , \ i ,H J * H! at1 . |*eoes8ion,
with
the
return
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peace,
tern State. This teamster was so well reversible guaarntee, andinade a white­
T erms of subscription ,
udt-ancs. •)
Aleo a half
»UUB, uader
UB
ture lands,
* demand
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deipand
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r'- Copy One Year, . .
; $8 001 fence.
On«
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I-«. The restoration of all the , States to known ^hat he bad neither credit nor washing report to fortify Andrew Johnson-
One
ae Copy Six Months,
Months,......................... 2 00.
reputation, in the mercantile world, and * Chase—“Grant is a man of vile bibits
Ter
owhw. Iballanceo time.
their rights in the Union and restoration of I i
EQrUlergymen and Teachers will be Fur-
the best position he could get was that and of no ideas/'
r. (further part colaps inqnire of tlm sub- civil-government to the American pen(.|e.
t i nished with the C ourier at $2,00 per annum 1.
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Anne Dickinson—“I am going to Rug­
’’jSftN METZKpR.
2d. Amnesty for all political offvnoes, which he wus occupied in at the above
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
named
period.
On
the
breaking
out
of
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a
land to get out of advocating this fliia 5
regulation of the elective franchise in the
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One Square, 10 iXmes or less, one Inser*
the war this teamster applied to a well
Stales fey their citizens.
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|8,00.
$8,00
Stanton—“Grant sayi
y di nathingr amf
tion,
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3d. Pay ment of the national obligations in known southern General for a captaincy
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For each subsequent insertion,
. . ,. . 1,00.
in
the
southern
army,
bat
hie
social
poei*
knows
less
than
nothing?'
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strict accordance with toe teriue.
*E
FERRY.
eaf
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A libera) deduction will be n
m ado on
4tb. Taxation of government bond to the tion was too questionable to allow of bis
Wilson—“ 4 ’ will nevft, so help me God
qtf*.
Quarter/, Yearly, and half Yearly Adver-
same extent as other property ii “ taxed.
being accepted. Captains were not wan­ support any but temperance men for of­
HE under!
ould respectfully an
tiaemenls.
If dj - j ■! :
5th. One currepey for the government and
ted, but privates were. tZ_
.,z that
___ flee.
lie wasitold
pounce Co
fice. ”
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. public, . tpat ; fie
h<
ravelling
Air Coin Being the basis on which our
thrpeople,
the
laborer
and
the
office
holder,
Getty
tbu Yamhill,
Yamhill
crossing of the
as a piivate he would be gladly accepted,
Gete/ —“jhepresidency rtqu’ies By
rates are tixed^,- Currency will only be taken has, a
the" pensiqoer and the bond holder.
LARGE, NEW . D;SAFE FERRY pOATÌ
mnn of
nt idpRS
statesman. ” >
ideas and a statoman.
at Biarket value. «[*■
(pth. Economy 4n the administration of but commissions such as he. sought, were man
on Which he can ijmss Teams, Stòck, &c.,
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Colfax
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declare,
, in advance, no
ami orders
ahead.
tbe Government; the reduction of the stand­ in Urge _ demand,
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DlWOUSLt
AÌÌD
CHEA!
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?LŸq- ing' army and navy.; the abolition of the Chagrjned and disappointed, this team­ doudful man shall haye my ballot ix»U
J. W J ohnson .
D. G aby .
onda leading to and from this 'Cri
Freedmen’s Bureau aud alj political iustru ster left the southern Generaij and re­ president/’
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, Thd TORI
ssì ng
I ' t.
.mautalities
designed
to
secure
negro
su
­
turned
to
bis
father
’
s
service
for
the
time.
Kelly—“I will die on my tracks before
are in good
jood répair, ànd persons froth i the
premacy ; simplification of the revenue sys­ He had given his first choice in the great
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McMinnville,
F
south
going
to
Portl
I will subscribe to this white washing ret
’orest
JO1IXSOIV & GABY 9
Grove and HIHsbor and from the orth, tem auirtbe discontinuance of inquisitorial political war, for the South, but he was port of this man;j(Graat) who has juin/d
going to Salem, Dal 'Ofirvallis,
0ml i •mddes of assessing and collecting the inter morally too shaky to be relied upon, and his testimony, and wilfijoin h s fate to
Corvallis, will pnd
nal revenue, so that the burdens of taxation
to their advantage u ¡ironiza this Fer^y.'
miy
’be equalized ayd lessened, the credit was rejected. Bug aid Dalgetty was, how­ that public enctoy (AkJohnsob.)
HIN HAR1ÙS.
of the Government increased ^nd the cur­ ever, bound to have a place somewhere,
lurtiB—‘‘Only a mai^in favor of negro
C ourier O ffice , L a F ayette ,«O regon .
Lafayette, July
rency mi'ie good, and the hational debt and he found it in the northern •- army.
rage can commands my vote. Gran'
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The
fates
that
made
Butler
a
leader
in
deciarea “negro, suffra&b means a war cf
funded at a lower rate sf interest.
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A F. FOBBKS 9
7th. Reform in the abuses in the adminis­ the God and morality party, - made this races.” ;
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tration ; the expokien of the corrupt from whiskey steeped political teamster a lead-
il
Oid Thad—“Never A*5’«
t« support a
AND COUNSSLOR AT fl LAW, AND 1_„.
ROCEkY. office ; reservation t»f public land for homes er in the northern army which fought twaddle?
twaddler ’ and a trimmer for office?
office.”
for the worktug people ; the restoration of their battles. This rejected applicant for
a
first
classlFamD
Geary
—
“
Drunkards,
like
pirates, are
ilFamiJ rightful authority a<>d independence to the
L SIMPSON k«pe
La Fayette, Oregea.
a
southern
commission
in
the
Jate
civil
jC
• ly Grocery ini Lafay
Payette, where fan be Executive and Judiciary ; the subordination
public enemies.’ ” *
at all times found alH^e staple articlesun tbs of the military to the civil rule, to the end war of the United States is the Presiden­
EV6EMS SEMPIYL
Frelinghuyseu—“The natron owes it to
' B
Family supply line, besi«vs
de«
tial
candidate
of
the
Mongrel
party.
its self-respect to toUrate
tolerate imbeaility in
ATTORNEY A N D SOLICITOR
L ? I that the .tiiorpatioh* of Congress and the
despotism uf the sword mav cease. [,
politics no longer.” J
Btiaccllaneo^s Assortment of J
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Portland, Oregon.
Xt’RIOUS ARTICLES
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Btfi. Equal rights, and protection for
Wade—“Grant knows nothing of poll
USEFUL AND LUXURIOUS ARTIPL
AY ankle B oy .— A tourist tells the tics. He can ta k notjiing
O ffici on Front Street, up-stairs, adjoin-
all kinds, Chnd
Candid
M naturalized and native not n,citizens at home
notjhing but hefse.
herse.”
Fancy Soaps,
aud
abroad
;
the
assertion
of
Ameiicau
na-
ing Knapp & Barrell.
following
story
;
—
IU urns,
powder
and Licorice, ¿piptH, Uens i and
Inks, piwderl
Yates—“Iowlnl bave been a drunk*
•tiotial.ty which shall command the due res-
We recently met our friend Dr. Lord, «id
Caps,
Shot
and
Bar
r
Lend;
Letter
fanejf
tter
paper,-
fancy
CHAS. W. PARRISH
ADD I SON C. GIBBS.
pvex ot for ngn powers, and furnish an exam formerly of Boston. He has been a resi­ ard , ; I will be oqe no longer, nor will I
and plain, Envelope^, p|ai<i an id fancy, Clysters
Oysters
longer cast my lqt with such mep,”
pie and eucoUtageipcnt to pebpie* struggling
and Sardincpp.oi|hn WWr its of all kinfls,
dent
of
ibis
seotion
for
about
six
years.
GIBBS & PARRISH,
torr natioual integrity aud coust.tutional
Wilsons’’Sanders**' and National Series
Í"”
4 TTORNE YS AND CO UNSEL ORS
liberty. Separate resolutions are devoted During the first few years he was exten­
of ScltaoriLaders
lers.
T he C onnecticut L egislature .—
to thanks to the soldiers and to President sively engaged in buying wool, and on
AT LAW,
1. h’t trLf < i 1 ■ ' * t ? ! •
ItQOLBQOK S!
one occasion, becoming bewildered with
Johnson.
The Ci incinoati Enquirer says : To show
PORTLAND, OREGON.
,<h i
the multiplicity of crooked roads over the
a
TOBACCO,
O, KMOKlSfl AMD CDEWIHO OÏ r
how C01 nnecticut is gerrymandered, wo
O fficr on Alder Street, in Carter^ b new
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brohfl praries, he rode up to a small cabin t - *?
¡the fol!ow|nOuble, whieli flhowi
I
The tíeBt Qinhty.. t‘
,iX
32-lv
present
show*
rick block.
.
enclosed
in
a
clump
of
locust
trees,
and
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OM) GRIMES AIN’T DEAD.
CEGAR8, ete., etc.
addressed a white-headed boy, perched on the vote# and representatives in the Legia
l
vr a
h
lature
in different!
|i,
Old Grimes ain’t dead; that, good old ufa», the top of a hen-coop, with—
Pute ni TCedlciue*. ;
’ature rn
different tdwnii
towns •—«.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
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“Halloo! boy.”
i\\ e oft shall see him more
A general variety of the lending proprietà-
SALEM, OREGON.
Three towns gave 18,884 votes, have 5-
i
? “I reckon you’re a stranger, ” was the
I ;
" U J ’ H Hk il«.' H’i’5
lie did not fear the rabid clan,
representatives;
YVTill practice in the Supreme and Circuit ry remedies constantly* 011 hand.
Nor
quail
at
their
uproar.
response.
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Spices,
W Courts of this State. ’
l'hr.‘| towns gave «QG3 votes, bar« 5 repre-
f
“
Look
here,
sonny?*.
Cooking
.
sen
atires;
i'
Particular attention paid to 1 Probate
I
His heart is open as the day,
Pcrfumcrjf;
“
I
ain
’
t
your
sonny.
0
T
tu
towns
gave
30,
509
votes,
have
20 rep
business and also to the collection of debts,
a ■ ’Concentrated Lve,
:
His feeliog all are true, j '
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No,
not
my
sonny
;
but
if
you
’
ll
jump
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and forwarding of proceeds.
resentatives;
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Axle
Grease.
Although be didn’t vote the way
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down and come here, I’ll give you a
Ten towns gave 1»[424 votes,, have 20 rep
A
Olf
POCXET
CUTLERY'
Ben Butler wished him to.**
Also an assort
.«.
F Ajiv*oa •
dime.”
resentatives
;
jeitos a geo eral ¡
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gave 9,aj! !1 votes, has 2 repre-
Onetewn
from
a
The
boy
sprang
as
if
alighting
Fofr when be beard the “uncorked” spout
AT TO RN E Y-A T-LA W,
Assortment
o
Tinware.
iro
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wasps’ nest,.and coming up to the stran­ tentative«;
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Dallas, Polk County. Oregon.
¡Disgust within him burned; J . f
votes, has 2 represen-
One town gave
Particular attention given to collection of and many useful af ! •’¡Ornamentai artic les t Old Grimes knew what ho was about,
ger exclaimed—
;
i
atives ;
$4* ffGive me a callan 'I
numerous to menti,.,.,
■otes, account«, liens, mortgages, Ac.
“Well, old boss, what is it ?”
'Anri from unnh
AminJnl
iurnarl
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^And
such
counsel
turned.
One town gave 3,091 votes has 1 repre-
make a purchase^ ifffif h R. L. SIMPSON.d
November 19, ’67
n43 ly
>“I’ve lost my way, and don’t .-‘know
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sentative ;
Lafayette, luì v 8 1
ly.
4
S6-1V.
where I am. Can you tell me ?” i
Kind words he had for all^ -
One town gave 1 I votes, has 1 represen
B. F. BOYHAX,
“Yes ; you’re on your horse.”
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But nary vote for Wade ;
tative ;
T
Attorney at Law ♦
have 30
Mr. Lord laughed at the boy’s wit, and
Twenty towns » ; rc 41,787 votes,
Fearlesk be stood in Senate hall—.
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'S alem , OREGON.*
boy took the represhptatives ;
handed bisn a dime. The
T
Old Grimes was not afraid.
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mbney, looked up with i mingled feelings • Twenty towns gave 3,842 votes, have 30
CLASTIC STITCH
ill give prompt attention to all legal i f
He
lives
in
peace
with
all
-
mankind
;
Ä1
-representatives.
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of wonder and delight, , and said—
I.
I
business entrusted to him at the Çap-
FÀÏtflLY'
To
justice
he
is
true,
r
;
It
is
rather
singular
th^t
a
majority
of
I
“I reckon you must hare a power of
i-
Koi. 1 He will also pi «actiee in any of the •>
ive
radical
majorities,
And they who threaten Grimes will find
the small towns
I
¡.‘i ' f.f
. !'-if I -
mopey!”
r' 4-iiy
Courts of this State.
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That accounts for lie Legiflaluee being radv
That threats with him won’t do.
k
“Why so, my boy ?”
ical, while the Statens Deu/oaratic,
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.best in’>U»e, TA/:
¿1
Unharmed the rage w^ich Thaddeus rent,
“Because you slather it away so.
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Hb passed securely o’er ;
lib
father
’ * s name ?” in-
« What’s your
.
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They aro mor4
«impfa and durable
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Ofo Gri“168 stands bravely in his boots
quired Mr. Lord ; “he grows wool, don’t
durable,!
A Naw T rial .— |1
he Leaveàworth (Kan­
They arq mi n^l «impte
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POLK COUNTY, .
.
- < Oregon
he,?
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/Upon
the
Senate
floor.
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easier kept la ofiltjr, make a stronger |
sas) Commercial says: Already the imt
VYTiH practice in the various Courts ot thi
av.d more clnftlc g Hitch, a tinner and I
•
“No, but his sheep does.’’
Vv State.
44 iy
<
That good old man has stood the test,
peaonment farce hàÀ cost the country some
fa! scatn
rcjitn 1 than any other J
more b?9.u.
beautiiVI
«•If you knew me. my lad, you would
¡.And wears the just man’s crown ;
1 They
TheystW
$400,000, with no other result, thus far, than
seW all |kbrict
fabrics ‘ from two com-
I’M
be more respectful in your replies, •
I faon apoola. finite no re-winding df
The howiing Rads may let hiin rest,
a friend of your father; my
1
name is the development the excessive rottenness
i thread, fasteni^th snds of the seam |
rThey’ll never pull him down.
of the Radical party ; and yet, ai |he tele­
* I by
‘ their
* r owq
operation, and though
o stitcb
fl
-
I, .‘Lord.” j
ffh
is
cut
the
Seam
Will
A£ ease ths old man, smiling, sits.
««Oh 1 yes,” exclaimed the astonished graph announces. itfis the intention of Thad.
1 every Cl
MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN
1
not rip;
Stevens to prepare three “additional” articles
• Without a fear or dcubt;
lad.—
.
LAFAYETTE,
• OREGON.
“I’ve heard pap read' about you in the againstthe President, and have tbq mock­
He gave the “11th high crime” the fits,
Bible.;’- and, started off for the house on ery reen-acted, if possible, by instituting a
That played impeachment otit.
H W- ROSS, M D
a
dead*fun, he bawled out at the top of
H
new trial. In order to gain time for the pre­
R btsician , surgeon and accouche
■,:7
his lungs-I
paring of these articles, etc, it is proposed as
—Scta/ty,—Typhoid fever and Female
WHISKET AND TFU2 CHICAGO CON
the
Lord
is
out
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Mother
!
Mother
1
Siseases Oregon Gity.
, v2»50. |> I.
a means to postpone indefinitely the vote on
VENTION.
I
here on horseback, aud has lost his wayl”
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impeachment. It is not easy to «ail off tie
’ One of the Ohio delegates to the fi’dinn'*!
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pa«k of hoands turped boae upon the Pres­
H. F. WHITE, n. «¿¿.‘-I Í
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republican convention. hcLiin Chicago,,ptih-
1^1
:*i* w>'
ident. By the time these hounds run hip
lifcnes a card in' an Ohio 'newspaper,' in which
physician and surgeon
e t
G ettino ready to vot foe G rvnt . —The down, however, thrpeople will have a fine
there occurs the sta&mreut:
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Chipago Tribune tells the followirg story
Lafayette, Oregon.
bill to pay—and (tfl to gratify the malico
“Sctpe of the means used by Mn Wade’s
I
O ffice .— Next door to residence.
immediate partizans to secure' his nomina­ of the Convention: “Some amusement •nd political ambition of a low dnscropalous-
tion were not of the most honorable charac­ was occasioned in the Sherman House sa.
politioians.”
f
A. B. WESTERFIEFR,
«..« ..
.v to be hoped that the
.ww result
-.. —
ter; , and
it ¡8
at loon by the discovery of a prominent Mass
Cbiongo will be a lesson to political aspirants I sachusetts prohibitionist drinking whiskey
Fhyviciaki an& Surf eon, / .
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and their ‘next friarwia
friends,' • t I aii.iA«
allude flrat
first nni
an I straight- In his own State he enjoys the
.
OREGON ■
LAFAYETTE,
lì
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chiefly to the odor of > free wwhiskey which reputation of being a through teinrerance —Th« negro Gra$ Convention at Chicago;
;
pervaded tbo Wad« headquarters at the main opposed to the manufacture and sale after they .had completed ths work of nemin -
O ffice —In the Drug Store.
ating the emintnl judge of pups, sang
flVemont house. The hot that a ffilly equip­
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of the «timnlating beverages. A friend, a song ol which the following in tte chorus :
ptibh
is
requested
ci
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The ¡all
ed ‘ grocery’ in the interest of Mr. VV ade was
T.
B* EMBREE,
uBfuctUrera
of
Boots
1
TaihrSr
opened next door to the parlor occupied bv
br observing th.«‘lapse from virtue,’ aocos. Then rally againj ¿bin rally again, '
[PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
xrriage Tpmmingi.l
. and. Sbo
the Ohio delegation was notorious, and bad ted the delinquent with the . remark,
(Pith the solditeh. andsaHor. and hommpr.
iers
requiring
M
I
Clothing.
r.i»pu
an
owers
reqni
‘What, Judge, surely you are not drink­ And We'll fight ItBht bere un the old Union­
Amity, Yamhill County, Oregon.
noslight
drivi/Jg.from
OJiio
no
slight
in
driving.from
the
Ohio
senator
ve.«! p.X
J the use of
1 tljotoost effective
the support of men‘who wished to retain ing liquors’
‘Well, Ohl fellow,’-was the
line,
Orncs.-r Amity Drog Store- £
z..
SliUhdÍLchiMS, i tí 4 Ï
self respect.
their »elf
■
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No
odds
tf it takes us all Summer.
£Hi
reply, «prohibition, you know, is a good
h'% - xgliich ptwqcs.
It
We suspect they thought it would not thing in the old Bay State, where the
Wo take ihe libery to add the follow­
9
iulvantageà over wi
»r. G.,W. GOT
I unnjiiU
whiskay
is
d
—
¿.bad,
but
in
Chicago
it
is
d.o to have a drunkard for both the Lead
ing lines, to this*appropriate chorus
I others.
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