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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-02
'DLACE YOUR MONEY WHERE 1T
l. WILL Do THE MOST GOOD.

There is certainly better place in the city than
the
METROP0LITAN DOLLARS STORE,
312 9TH street, where, If you invest a dollar. vou
may rest assured you always recere the FIJI caiue
your money, and where saving of Is to 50 cents on
the dollar Is guaranteed to you, without the draw
back OF receiving inferior goods The variety offered
Il so large, comprising everything pretty and use
fui, that 1t has become vain task of enumeratiua
the different articles offered, and your attention is
only called to below mentioned goods, AZ all are
good desirable, and very cheap, and immense GUAM
titles have lately been sold:
Cents British HALF-HOSE, pair for 81
Ladies' IRON FRAME HOSE. pair for 81
Chiidrens, Iron FRAME HOSE, pair for 81
Ladies' BIAS-TUCKED SKIRT, az, Cannot be
bought elsewhere less than S15O.
Ladies RUFFLE APRONS, prime muslin; SOC.
= Fine Englis HAIR BRUSHES, 81
reach Plate HAND MIRRORS.sI
Excellent Rubber Dressing COMBS, Is and Soc
90 styles Gents SILK BOWS, rs and 5Oc
Solid W anut, Phrone TOWEL RACK, pc
Boys Leather BOOKSTRAPS, 25c.
-Four Pieces Excellent SOAP, sc,
SIX Handsome GOBLETS, Coo.
Beautiful Oval PICTURE FRAMES Soc
A Pretty Carved BRACKET, 25c
Corner and Side BRACKETS, SOC. each
TOWEL RACKS, PAPER RACKS, HAT
RACKS: CLOTHES RACKS, all walnut, 81 each
For a further list of
CHEAP COODS
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SlLvERBERo
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
SIY SEVENTH STREET,

-ae2-tr near PennsyIvania avenue.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTRIOT
The seeesd day % Aprii, 1873.
0'hAASh SID H Equity DS ShMfs BOYLE No.
he. On a motion Of tie A.: Daniel C.h
H' y i SSs..:s:S
with as in case Of default, BY the Court:
s.!|:5 s;sSi:'s:
THE sUPRE1M F a SSgRT ~ THE DISTRICT
ARCHIE r115 e : 4 8 I 3 h Sae ct
'si .s'' Of
William Whsteroft, sgbdiyision Of original lots
$ sSsis sSs. shs sS sty g. $. and
tS Sag o pt ths q
said sale be ratified, unless to the contrary be
q Ss'ss TIE s Ss q
some newspaper in the city Of Washington once a
day 4. h w 's
... is' assEa. .ssis cls CLERK
" That on the LIST day Of April, A. d. 1873, a
warrant ~ bsnkrultcy Was issued against the estate
Ssss
rupt the petition Of his CREDITORS That the pay.
onns Tin % Or % md
81 Il H. ssS
bankrupt to prove their debts, and choose one or
assignees estate, viii be held at court of
bankIugscy, to be holden at the City Hail.. n the
ter. on the lsthdsy Of April, A. iEs, q O'Clock
80 Us Marshal Of D. G. G. = H Sa nrs
limited STATS PAINT OTEICR,
hs TE%Is ii Esiss y lss
and and JACOB MILLER, Of Canton, Ohio, prayins for
day Of July, 1852 for an Improvement In Harvesters
IL ordered that the testimony In the be closed
on the - day Of June next. that the time for 6lina
arguments and the Examiner's report be limited %
the lh day Of June next and that said petition -
heard On the 18th day Of June next.
Any perBon may oppose this extension.
ap&v.N II. b. LEGGEfT, Commissio>er.
SPRISs STILES.
DIAGONAL COATS, with VESTS to match i'm
ported Goods, Fest Colorsa Light Cashmere PANT
NOAH Waikiki CO..
al-1 I'LL Pennsylvania avenue.
M Z. sTOOPS, Nafrrel Flososr EM69I1v.
WI: has MOVED from 623 7th street to $50 9Th
viii es glad g receive the liberal patronsss hitherto
extenoeo 10 neS. m35-lmr
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WuLIAM KNABE 4 CO.,
GRAND. s koAtbIzzIRHes HsIh h4A1s spsAuS9Ps

Mosf vosDs.sYYddr II sv1ErlO. Q, %.
- nosss' Eses!e-o.lss.ie sPBUfA-eS
,.H; hoy Scss Assns,
Pc, SO 2 x.:c.ss ysv,ly. s,d E:soh n:tsi:''
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No murder to-day, up to 8 D. m.

ESnOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUR-
RspubI,css III be = meeting Of the Young Mems
rING, az the Clcb House, az !: 80 oiclocE nnnc
- n, atiehoanee OF every member is requested
fkANk j. HOWE, Cor. Secretary.
10y day, at the yard Of johnson Son ~ "A
N am AZ Was taken m an execution from ED
Iobnsop = s H." and was not the property VI
IL J. P. TOWN, Constable.
nSA MEETING OF THE COLORED CTTI
10y xZhNS q the fIFTH DISTRICT will be held
~ g EpNESDA1 EVENING, 81 instant at ZONES
nsLi corner and 2lst streets 10 complete arrap0e
e.ts TOT the slnanc patton celebration on the Istb
ihstsml DANIEL WILLIAMS President
->1D "a secretary. Ii
FSOFFICE OF LEWIS JOHNSON a co
Wy BANNERS,
A. rou~ WASHING roN, April I, 1873
~ NJ, JUN W MAGlLL is admitted a member of
al 81 LEWIS JOHNSON & co.
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gcoLLEcr0R's 0TFIoE,

ES.COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
r.. - =. WASHINGTON, March 81, ISIS
% t-toD1 ~ MAY c0Hrsru ~ -'N'
Mhereas one WILLIAM HOGAN, Jr purchased
property At the sale 81 real estate Of the Dis
IISt OF Columbia for taxes due thereon, held by me
OStober IA ls92, and the days following depositing
a. security Tor said purchases the Of sss5: and
SheIess said Hogan subsequently, obtained ninety
nv Tor property offered for purchase al
sso sale and bid on by him. and gave in PAYMENT for
ths balance due thereon his two checks TO wit. Tor
SSbS upon Riggs Co., and S2T25 up0n the
ashiDston City Savings Bank; and whereas said
Chs eks have both been protested for nom PAYMENT
therefore, notify the public that said cert afes
are void and yalueess, and that the said sales 10
said William Hogan. Jr have been Cancelled, ara
Certificates. w SLATER
apl-3t C,Iie~srr
FOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
10y THk SINKING FUND, WAsHyNGION, ID
C:l March =, lS3--The undersigned Commissioners
vii receive, az the Office Of the Treasurer Moses
kelIy al the National Metropolitan Bank until
TUESDAY, April ~, at I2 O'Clock noon, sealed
Yropo-sls Tor the sale To them Of ONE HUNDRED
HOtsANp DOLLARS Of the six Der cent ten
year oondr OF the late corporation Of Washington
They reserve 20 themselves the right 10 reject any
oner " hich they may not deem Advantageous
4. D: COOKE,
w. w. CORCORAN,
MOSES KELLY,
III. NJ. SWEENEY,
LEWIS y. DAVIS,
nB3f-cotd Commissioners.
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M 3. sTOOPS, Nafsral Flospr EM6aIW.v.
lvl has MOVED from 623 7th strest TO { so en-
viii Be glad 70 receive the liberal patrouags hitherto
EXTENDED 10 her. ms I'm
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BOARDING.

H,REMONT HOUSE, corner "a street and Indj.
n ana avenue, having been enlarged and newly
furnished throughout, rs Low one Of the NEST de-
s,r1pie noteis IN the city Tor SUMNER BOARD
ING.. Parties wishing TO secure pleasant rooms
WITH nfst class Hotel Board should apply before the
nrst OF the month. We have also a suit, and single
Room, on hrst noor, opening on pavement, suitable
Tor gentlemen; Gentlemen wishing TO room together
can have elegantly furnished Rooms Al low
raves. mZ-6tr
E0R RENT-Good ROOMS and TABLE BOARD
= In that new house No. 6ls X street, near 9TH,
by Northern lady. Come and try for your
seNes. NIL 2ws
(rOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
avenue and 2lst street, mavi-ly
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PIANOS, &c.

~ PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Theee Instruments, which, on account Of thelr -
per1orxy over ell othsrs> have In Q few year-
become the most popular here, vel as ell
over The oounty, ca - had now Tor The folsvvvvv
sQUARf PIANOS IRON exs 20 eCS.
QfRIGHT PIANOS from 9e0 % ere.
RerDo1s Who VIII 20 save from 40 70 = - IN mp
ohestng ths - Instrument oct, are fnSied "a ~
end oo1ysrs sos ths@ssiyss. fasos for rsaf Pisaos
unchanged. Tuning and Repairing propsriY aftsr6sI
te; CARL AI0HfEE Assns'
asa cas- PenDsyivsnis svs.us.
WuLIAM KNABE q CO.,
kALfM01I, nARyLAND.
GA 2seAH,Ds s9UAnf AIP UfSIsHf HIAa0e.
forty yea1, end UPON their sxoeIsncs ~
s sassA - IL Snssasllsi los th.iryvvSv
= 80 - $500 axty fvs eo1 q diver esSs
- G.SSm airs Over o9hr mpsktt0RD. All Of thefY
couAkk PIANOS hsVs shs1f DsW an6 inDrovsd
Wiiiisn SccsnSouS ~ hos ana PTAros "a
ORGANS frea yaE1ous vsil-knc9n factoriss for 80
1scS-S Pisas wsrsrooa.. as 5 ia iaU srss.
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United STATES PAINT OFFICE,

DIAGONAL COATS, with VESTS TO match. Inn.
ALOONS, Salts for S1s. Our own Manufactures
NOAH wALKER CO.,
a1-N 6l1 Pennsylv ania syenue
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For particulars apply b. letter in person % WIN
hEApiNS, Cedar Grove Whey ard, near George
toNn, II. u mlg-lm
E0RsALE-The STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIX.
sIthss 81 the Millinery and Fancy Store No
I0I Market space, bet. 7th and g. streets north.
west. DyD6ml II. LENZBERG a 90.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

POSTAL CHANGES. The following
changes in tho Postal Department on
this Coast are announced in Wash
ington dispatch of the 18th inst. APP
Observation-Disclosures r. Gedds, Pleas
ant Grove, Yakima county, W. T.,
Dan. 3. Jackson, Port Gamble, Kit
sap county, w. T.; VIM. Dean, Saan-
ich, Whatcom county, w. T.; S. Fred.
Sahm, Tacoma, Pierce county, w. T.;
Samuel G.. Ward, Tumwater, Thurston
county, w. T. Office discontinued
Rock Creek, Stevens county, w. 7.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20
gsy- The Cincinnati Commercial Of

gey- The Cincinnati Commercial Of q
recent date says: Perhaps our next
President of the United States will be
Governor Booth, of California, who is
the ablest and most earnest advocate of
the farmers cause, and delivered the
most powerful of all speeches against
railroad monopolies. He is man of
great talents, perfect honesty and
considerable political experience, al
though lie never trained with the class
known as professional politicians. In
two years and three-quarters from this
time, we will see how he stands.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

TACOMA AUTOMATICALLY doubt as to
the unftness of Tacoma as harbor
has been set at rest, by the recent visit
of the U. S. steamer Saranac to that
place. Admiral Pennock had the har-
Dor thoroughly sounded, without find
ing anchorage anywhere in the bay,
and was compelled to proceed on up
the Sound to Steilacoom, and visit Ia
coma by land. Fortunately this evil
dence comes from a disinterested source
and one entitled to the highest credit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

S@ A recent letter from Gen. w.
W. Miller, now in San Francisco, says:
II have met several gentlemen here
who are we'll acquainted with Col. Bee
and the other gentlemen comprising
the Olympia and Tenino Railroad Com
pany. They all assure me that the
Company is composed Of gentlemen of
wealth and influence here, and have
ample means to build the branch road
should they undertake it. There seems
to be quite an excitement here about
Washington Territory coal fields
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20
81 The contracts for surveying ST

* The contracts for surveying San
Juan, Lopez, Blakely, Decatur, Cyprus
and Shaw's Islands has been disap-
proved by reason of the Presidents
proclamation of February 4, 1873,
which withholds from sale or disposal
of these islands, heretofore held by
joint occupation of Great Britain and
the United States, until after the set
Element of the claims of parties whose
rights and possessory titles are claimed
to be protected by the treaty of 1916.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

TuH NORTHERN INnlANS.--A Wash
irgton dispatch of the 10th inst, SAYS
Tia. Admiral pcnnock commanding the
North Pacific Squadron, reports that
he has had several friendly talks with
the Alaska Indians. Many chiefs Wis
tied the ship. They seemed to be i'm
pressed with the importance of being
~ good terms with the United States.
There are only few American traders
at the quarters in the vicinity, and no
settlement except at Sitka. The Adj
miral visited Sitka, and remained sew
entccn days. during three ourths of
which time there was a heavy rain.
The population has much decreased,
and there has been great falling off
in trade. Exclusive of the garrison,
there are not more than three hundred
inhabitants, mostly Russians and half
breeds. For some years past there has
been bad blood between the Stikeen
and Chilicot tribes, and when at italia
harbor, Admiral Pennock was solicited
by Stickeen chief, to use his good
offices in bringing about a reconcilia-
ton. The Admiral talked the matter
over with the chief of the Chilicots,
whom he found ready to bury the
hatchet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

PERsoSAL.-Capt. Tichenor, of South
ern Oregon, called on us few days
ago. The Captain was competitor. for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress, but cast his strength for Col.
Nesmith soon as it became apparent
that he was the choice of a large pro-
portion of the delegates. Capt. T. is
now visiting the lower Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

FATAL Acc1DENT.-Mr. Joseph Sher-
wood was instantly killed, On the even
ing of the 10th inst. at his logging camp
near the head of North Bay. He was
engaged in breaking jam" on their
roll-way, when the logs started, throw
ing a hand-spike against his neck with
such force as to sever the jugular vein.
His death was instantaneous.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

MoNopoLY.-T The millers of the Walla
Walla valley, have effected a combine
tion by which they propose to control
the prices of wheat and -four so as to
line their pockets in the shortest posi-
BILE space of time. There is work for
Changers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

New YEAR.-The Jewish new wear
begins next Monday, and our business
men OF that faith propose to close their
stores on that day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

tag The Olympia Light Guards have
been furnished their guns and accoh-
trements, and are ready for war. Won't
somebody just kick up an insurrection
and give them an opportunity to mani
fest their valor?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

~ 1t Is proposed to put the steamer
Eiaa anderson temporarily on the Vic
toria route, while the North Pacific un-
dergoes repairs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

AZ The trustees of the Seattle and
Walla Walla Railroad Co., have COM
piled with the conditions stipulated for
by the people of Eastern Washington,
which have been embodied by amend
ment into the articles OF incorporation.
These conditions it will be remembered
were LIST, to make Walla Walla the
eastern end of the road; I'd, to let
Walla Walla people use their funds in
constructing a railroad at once from
their city to Wallula; and, 3D., to add
the names of S. Schwabacher, w. F.
Kimball, w. p. Bruce, VIM. Shelton,
and Jesse M. Day to the list of incor-
porators. The articles of incorpora-
ton as amended have been sent to the
Secretary of the Walla Walla organiza-
ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

Sc We have before us beautiful
oil Chrome, representing view of the
Yosemite from very attractive stand
point. It embraces Gel Captain, !"
"North Dome" and "South Dome, +"
"Clouds' Rest the MERGED River, the
"Bridal Veil FALL" and many minor
details beautiful in themselves which
we have not space to mention. This
Chrome was recently received by us
from S. E. Shutcs, publisher and pro-
prietor of Woods Household Magazine,
Newburgh, N. Y. AS premium the
picture may be obtained by sending to
the above address two subscriptions for
the Magazine at S1.00 each, or by sub
scliption two years at S4.OO per an
mum. We take pleasure in recon-
mending both the Magazine and Chro-
mo offered in this combination, and
ada our hearty endorsement to the pub
lisher's reputation for promptness and
fair dealing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

CONCERT. Miss Stevenson is an.
nounced to appear at Columbia Hall
tonight. The press of Victoria, Sc
attic and Port Townsend, are enthusi-
astic in her praise, and declare that
she excels even Madame Anna Bishop
as songstress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

LEG BRoKEN.-Mr. Hallett, the rail-
road contractor had leg broken a few
days ago, on the Oregon and California
Railroad. He was thrown from gray
el train, near Roseburgh, and sustained
other injuries besides the broken limb.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

81 The circus, in addition to its
other famous exploits, in this place,
refused to pay the transcripts adver-
Using bill. The opinion of those who
had the best means of judging is, that
the concern was a decided "bilk,"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

q The cook house at Tacoma was
robbed of ten sacks of -four O. few
nights ago, the thief considerably leav-
ing twenty-four sacks so that the owner
could continue business.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

Ep1zoor1c.-This peculiar disease, is
extending its course northward. At
Yale, B. c., it is now in full force, and
nearly all the horses and mules are
afflicted. The disease assumes q mild
form, and no losses are reported.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

@ The Seattle Daily Dispatch has
entered upon its second volume, in an
enlarged form. 1t is the only daily in
the Territory that pays for Geographic
dispatches.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

YELLOW FEVER. 1T will be seen from
our dispatches that this terrible dis
ease RACES with fearful violence in sew
eral of the Southern States.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

@ The Oregon Iron Company have
resumed work at Oswego, after sus-
pension of two years. The ore found
in that vicinity is of the best quality
and in inexhaustable quantities.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

1E The U. S. Steamer Tuscarora
has been commissioned to sound out a
track for a submarine cable from this
Coast to Japan.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

* A man named Nicholas Costly
had leg jammed in the Port Ludlow
mill few days ago, and was taken to
Port Townsend for surgical treatment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

CANNED FRu1r. The Journal of DIP
piled Chemistry says that the number
of cans of peaches packed last year ap-
proXimated about twelve millions, to-
matoes eighteen millions, and corn
from six to eight millions. The head
quarters of peach canning arc in Mary
land and Delaware, more than half the
peach-packins firms hailing from Bal
timore alone. Large quantities of oys-
ters are also put up along the Chcsa-
peake. Tomatoes come chiefly from
New Jersey, although many are packed
in Baltimore, New York, and in the
Eastern States. The best corn comes
from Maine, where are also situated the
largest lobster establishments.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

-, T TIE A:nador (Cal.) Dispatch one
of the best Democratic papers we re-
ceive, has just completed its fourteenth
volume.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

81 A fire at Reading, Cal, on the
18th inst, destroyed property valued
at S75 600.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

u Tacoma is to have water sup
Piled through Tumwater pipe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

For SALE.-A four octave melodian,
price SIS. Enquire at this office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

81 The Tacoma Tribune is informed
that Mr.. Wolf Schafer, proprietor OF
the N. P. r. r. Breweryin Steilacoom,
the other day purchased from Mr.. l..
F. Thompson, the Puyallup hop-grower,
twenty-five 2OOlb bales of this seasons
crop Of hops. Mr.. S. made this pur-
on the Recommendation of his brewer,
who found the hops of this Territory SUI
perior to those of California. This is
encouraging to the hop-growers of the
Territory and we hope they will in fu-
ture reap golden harvests from the
good repute of this product.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20
"BULLING" TACOMA.

4 recent dispatch from New lorl;
states tina; Tie Directors 81 the North
rem Pacific RailIoad Co. have ratified
the selection of Tacoma by the land
ring commissioners. This action in
dictates that the power behind the throne
is greater than the throne itself, and that
a majority of the directors are in the
&" Credit Nj biiier" - !. controls its
c; crations. If any doubt remained of
t'iarGcs Of fraud MADE ny the New
) * .N,lrs and .SHn and the Chicago
TiL1rc. it is now Sc: Mt rest. They
affirm, and prove by facts and figures
that it is impossible for tie company
to comble;, the road, and cite many
circumstances winch show that they do
not intend to do so. Their only Object
is to make Q grand haul from the sale
OF terminus properly, at valuation
based upon its assumed position rs the
terminus of trans continental road
and then abandon the project. These
journals show that the company is bank
lupt, that not mile on tie eastern end
of the line is under contract, and that
it is regarded in financial circles as
thing of the past. Even at this end of
the line, tie force has been reduced
from sheer inability to pay the current
expenses of construction.
Soon as the road is completed to Ia
coma, however, q season of apparent
activity will commence. The land ring
will be compelled to make a noise, or
terminus property will remain as fiat as
it is now, and the whole scheme will
fall still-bon. So prepare for all the
tricks Of the modern Peter Funk to catch
gudgeons! Lots will change hands at
fabulous prices, few brick buildings
will be thrown together, and the subsi-
died press will, as boosted by one of
its founders, d" lie the terminus into no.
toriety if not into city,"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

81 See Macleay's new advertise
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-20

REPUBLICAN ENDoRsEMENT.-The MDul-
tod'ccr has always supported the Re-
publican nominees and Radical prin-
ciples, but it has this to say of Col.
Nesmith, the Democratic nominee for
Congress in Oregon: Col. Nesmith is
an old Oregonian, having come to Ore
gon, in 1913. His history is part of
the history of this State. He has ac-
CURED a reputation, during the six
years he served as United States Sena-
tor, of being very attentive aud Sue
cessful in attending to any business in
the Departments, which had been en-
trusted to him by any of his constit-
uents without distinction of party
1t is in his favor, that he is acquainted
with the various departments OF Gov
eminent and with Congressional legis-
lation which any new man must learn
to become as efficient Col. Nesmith
possesses another qualification para
mount to all others, that of honesty.
The people have been plundered and
robbed SO much, that they prize intog-
rity as the first qualification in their
representative in Congress. Col. Mes
NTH, served six years as Senator, and
never has been accused or even sus-
pected of dishonesty. 1t is generally
known he returned from the United
States Senate to his farm, with enough
to purchase good variety of fa1mins
implements and nothing more.