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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

Mr.. X. A. Gray wanted 70 give Few facts In
the case. Mr.. Underwood came to him and
wanted 10 know how was Harry, tmeininR
5mlth.) He said that he believed him good
boy, aud would work for his election, and while
serving his term he (Underwo0d) would Try and
they agreed upon q council, but no unity Of
thought came Of It. II any lying had been done
Mr.. Underwood had done II.
The president said they had heard all the can
didates, and he thought there was enough 10 last
until dooInsday. He certainly did not want to
hear any more.
Mr.. Gray thought he had heard all the gentle
men agree TO support the club nominee excep,
Mr.. Underwood.
Mr., Underwood replied that he should most
assuredly give the district candidate his sup
port.
The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30


aiter W. W. C0rcoran, esq. IL lntersects the
squares bounded by q aud X streets, and Is
already an really as nney built up as most OF our larger
or main streets. On the square between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets Messrs Plant and
Riggs lew years since built solid block OF
three-st0ry pressed-brlck residences, fronting
noTthwATd, consisting Of twenty.seyen houses,
with gas anu water, bathrooms, Water-clOsets,
and all modern improvements, most all OF which
have been sOll 70 tlelr present occupants; some,
however, are now rented and still for sale on
easy terms and low prices. This improve mcnt
was soon followed by the building on the north
side OF TINS street, by tue same gentlemen, Of II
row OF Mansard-rOof cottage houses OF neat de-
sign and Interior apartments of comfortable
dimensions. These are built In sections, aud
such OF them rs have not yet been sold can he
bought on reasonable terms. Applications for
these residences should be made ut the once OF
Mr.. Plant, corner Fifteenth street and Pennsyi-
wanna avenue, opposite Riggs bank. Ground
gu this street IL all owned by Mr.. Riggs so far
Us the street has been opened, and "a not offered
tons.
COlcoran street has not yet been continued
westward Of Fifteenth street. The palatiHl
houses being built upon 1t In solid rows east Of
Fourteenth street viii be the subject OF future
RsTREET.
TINS street IL yet uulDprOyGd by the Board OF
Pubic Works. Operations Tor It's Improvement
10 Sixteenth street are, however, under wgy and
u will soon present modern appearance IN this
part.
Tue ground on the sougti side as far as SIX.
teenlh street. owned ~ Mr.. Riggs, with the eX-
oeptlon Of the corner Of Fourteenth street which
Is now being handsomely Improved, The nOnh
side Of the square, between Fourteenth and MI
!eenth streets, was entirely owned by the
Pierce estate, until recently, when several OF the
building lots changed hands.
Near the corner OF Fifteenth street, JOS Y.
Kelly, real estate agent, has Just Completed three
neat ostory press-brick residences, contalnin z
closets, saloon parlors with coluTed marble man
tics, isng.s, sas aud water anu age hack aud
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

An IDoL CRuEL1Y SMASHED.
Now that Rev. E. r, Geary has come
out IN support of the Nipple cand,.
GATE ltis probable the YamhiIl lPe,,oy,-
e. Will discover that its idol 4 onIv !.
o'ner : clay gods, and drag it down
from Its exalted pedestal. The Re.
porter must now look below the clo,.
gy for 3" A Man for Men" Dr.. ca,rv
isn't that kind of person, whatever
y may mean. He runs with the areo.
ular organizatiOnn of custom bonso
officials . and postmasters, who can,,,r
ed ed the Albany Convention and -
dorsed the "Perturbationsa and aeor,,
u. of HolIaday's Senator
Ihe heporter must haul down u.
name y and hunt up somebody else 4
! 7 Jasper johnson we're only here
no more would the boilers sieb {
vain for Richmoudl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

100 FHIN.-The Bulletin says Hi
Smith is the farmers candidate, be-
longing to the Changers, and having
50 much harvesting on hand just at
present thathe cannottake the stump |
Now this is all amoonshine. Hiram
hasn't for years harvested a head Of
grain he doesn't belong to the Gran
gers and onpldn't get in if he were to
try. The Bullet" will have to in.
vent some other dodge than this to
catch votes for Hiram.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26
HE IS NEITHER.

l.
The Statesman says, "Hiram SmitI
IS farmer and Granger" Now
Captain, that's too thin We have
positive authority for asserting tha
he is neither We have made closes
inquiry into this matter since the Hip
pie papers have paraded it before The
puoilc' and can positively state thai
1t is not true. He has not done an
hours work on farm for years and
would not be admitted to the Gran.
gers any sooner than any other 'mid-
die man" who makes his living by
speoulating off the productions Of the
farmers and labcring classes. He is a
sort OF a Pandarus, or "go between
lor Holladay's railroad and the great
grain spectators Of the Pacific Coast
and the farmers have no more conf
qence IN him than in any other plant
tool OF those giant monopolies with
wnlon they are battling from day to
day. il9 :. =
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ing The nomination; and that ever
after the adoption Of the Hipple.ve
neering and Mormon.endorsing reso
luton he promised 70 accept the nom
nation, and would have accepted il
but for the fact that the members Of
his own Church and many otherprom.
inent Republicans Of this city posi-
lively assured him that he would be
defeated if he consented to stand as
the candidate upon that infamous res
olution. But for the urgent solicita-
tions Of his friends he would certainly
have accepted, and as certainly been
defeated. Itwas not the Rev. Doc
tors adherence Of the spirit of that
bigamous resolution that kept him
from being candidate, but his fear Of
defeat al.e4 o
It is sorrowtul- sight to see a VEN
cradle gray haired minister Of the
Gospel lending himself a party to the
bolstering up of SO rotten and cor
rupta cause.
BY announcing himself as a support
erof Hi, Smith he cannot avoid be-
coming the apologist and defender of
the Nipple resolution which endorses
Seduction
Embezzlement ttasa asajia
Adulteryi i virrau No I.s
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reform IN every department Of the
public service, and the restoration Of
ourgovernment to its former purity
and efficiency, to assist by their votes
and Influence in the attainment of OBJ
jects SO important and desirable" In
this connection we earnestly ask the
readers careful and candid perusal of
our foregoing comments upon this
platform in the light OF the history of
the administration of our federal gov.
eminent for the past eight years, that
he may determine in his own mind if
there are abuses to reform or steps
toward Capitalization to be retraced.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26
SUMMONS,
IN the Circuit Court of tie STATE of

L" He C4Fcat1 Co~T or the State Of
Oregon, TOR the Comfy of Linn.
Mary A. Patterson, plaintiff, VS.. Vim. ,Patters
Suit for divorce.
In the name of the State of Oregon To tho
a9oye-named defendant, VIM. Patterson: YOU
are hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint Of theabOve-named plaintiff in tho
aoOye-entitled suit now on file against you with
the the Glerk OF said Court, within ten days from
the date Of the service of this summons upon
you, i seryedin the County, of Linn, but il
served in any other county within the State OF
oregon, then within twenty days from the date
oi 2. the service of this summons upon YOU; and "a
II served by publication, then on the first dav
OF SAID term OF said Court which said term wifi
commence on the second Monday, the 18Th dav
OF oetober 1873, and if you fail to answer as,
ao aoove required the plaintiff will apply to- the
U3qrt , ior the relief demanded in the Complaint,
Whlch T Is to obtain Judgment and decree of thS
Eoure dlssolvlng the bonds of matrimony exist. g
Ky iihns DeIWeen You and the plaintiff, andawardihp
tne ~ care and custody of the minor child named
III th ene complaint, to the plaintiff and for such
oUher reilel as pertains to equity
GEO. II. HELM, Att'yfor PpR
Inonshed BY order Of Hon. b. +. .9Bonham.
Sauugo amag % a. SAID Court which order bears date
-le".'' ~ lo'0' p bsati Vel n3NiBk u
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.--u'he Yam
hill Reporter Republican paper
won't stand Hiram IIipple Smith, but
runs up the name Of Rev, Dr. Geary
Of Linn, as its candidate for Congress
The chances are that the Republicans
Of Yamhill will GENERALLY cast their
votes for DR., Geary, In Marion
county Dr. Dowell is announced as
the Republican candidate, and proba-
bly, the Republicans ofthe other coun-
ties in the State will each trot ont 4
candidate before election day. Multi
nomah county seems to be the only
locality in which Hiram Is acceptable
TO the Radicals, but as Holiday and
Nipple own that county this ia not 10
bc wondered at We predict that
III. Smith will not carry county id
the State. ~ ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26
THE CAPTAIN ON THE ANXIOUS SEAT.

Il INN tNt3lL - r.F HEf .TI-T j.
Capt. Humphrey has seen fit tc
rush into print and protest his devo
tlon to the Republican party because
we last week gave him the credit
which all good men should covet--
that of being opposed to the Nipple.
veneering resolution and the Nipple
candidate. He says We are mot au-
thorized to speak for him in any mat
ter pertaining to politics." We
didn't claim that we were, but as he
took special pains to let us, as we'll as
everybody else whom he met, know
that he was opposed to the whole in
iquitous thing and was advising Re.
publlcans to stay away from the polls
on election day and not debase them
selves by couptenanoing, in any way,
the endorsing business, we took for
granted that he rather coveted than
shrank from any notoriety which such
a sensible course would elicit. 1t will
be observed, however, that the sensi-
tive Captain does not deny any por.
ton Of our statement, but only seems
hurt because We gave him credit for
!
his manhood. He will not deny that
which is known by every man with
whom he has conversed in this com
munity on the subject Under consid.
grafton. Z" ..''1.
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Mrs DuNlwAx vehemently sup,
ports HI S,niih. She says be is "an
active Woman Suiiragist and man
Of virtusa Nowy remembering, as
we 40, that orr sutiraging sister as
yeheneptly advocated Nipples cleo,
tioR 70 he Y, S, Senate. alleging that
he was gan active Woman SufElagist
and . man Of virtue, y we have begun
90 suspect HI Smiths virtuo and won,
Ger Il bis name Is really Smith. There
must be sometaiag radically wrong
about The man 70 render him a iaSor-
ito with such masculine feminipes as
the pen.shoyerof tho Naq Northieest,
II there was no other cause for the
defeat Of tho woman Smith, Mrs y. I
taxing the stump for her ought 10 doI
~ ta4sF aaE8sa sNa@ haNg eHt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

4 don't care much for a quiet baby,
but II dote on squalling one," said
an old bachelor "Why, how
stranger admiringly ehorused ali
the mothers in the room. "Not AZ
all, Responded the bachelor, abe.
cause, you see, as soon as a brat be.
gins TO squall it is taken from tbe
room The bachelor had no soon.
or delivered himself thus than he
TOOK himself from the room, followed
BY maternal vituperaions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26
HON. >. s. sNfTTH Ar RospRuRc.

Last week while Col. Nesmith wal
e at Roseburg, Hon. j. S. Smith-ex
member Of Congress from this State
and at present an invalid travelling fol
his health happened in that city and
beng present at Col Nesmith's s speak
ing, was loudly called upon by the
audience when he mounted the rostrun
and was introduced by Hon. L. Il,
Lane, who said; "Fellow- citizens al.
low me to Introduce to, you Hon.
Joseph Smith, your late Representa-
tive, who, during the time he was ia
congress, represented you with honor
ana hdelity, and won for himself the
distinction Of 'one of Oregon's ablest
Congressmen,'" Mr.. Smith said he
could notmake the audience a speech,
lie was an invalid, travelling with the
hope OF bettering his health, and it
was an accident that he was in that
room to-day. He had always expert
enced a feeling of gratitude 10 the
people ofDouglas county fortho warm
support they gave him when he was
a candidate for Congress. Ho had
never an opportunity to express his
thanks TO them before; this was the
first time, and it would be the LAST.
lie would say one word concerning
Mr. Nesmith and the Democratic plat
form, and that was he fully endorsed
both. He had known Mr.. Nesmith
or thirty years; they came to Ore
ION together, When they were me-
'hanlcs, laboring daily at the same
arpenter's bench, he had honored and
espected him, and he hopored and
espected him now; time had not
hanged the good opinion he had
'rmed Of him from the first. Ifh'
Iected, and he felt certain he would !
Q by an overwhelming majority, the \
eople would send in him "a Repre-. :
'ntative to Congress who would be =
atchtul Of their interests, and repre-. Y
mt them in an able and efficient man. lr
~. t" W a ~ N
d ~ q 8 ID n O.. q n
The RaiadeaIer says Mr. Smiths "
marks were frequently applauded o
q added much to Col, Nesmith's S0
pnlarity in Douglas. That paper N
omises "Nez' 200 majority in y
,nglas countyaai va1g0s lyga W
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

MEs, DuNIwAY is down on both
party platforms because they ignore
Woman Suffrage and don't even give
the sbe'roosters a "splinter to lay
upon" Now she knows she wouldn't
be content with a "splinter,q nothing
but Ponderons saline elm club
would satisfy her. a. aag MIi
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ITis mourniul sight to see the
great God-and-morality party of Ore
gon fallen so low that there ia not a
man who dare go before the public
and defend i. The unprincipled rail
road King and bis hired followers
have taken charge OF ii. aud run it in
to such deplorablo disrepute that no
respectable man will attempt TO say
aught in its favor How are the
mighty fallenl I'm
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

bowling at each other. Wen Wag
q small sum that he has been eatil
cucumbers or something Of that n
ture. WI
Somebody dishes up . plate
doggerel in the OregOnta1A and cal
fEit CATER Bret Harte. IL is
laundering farafter Bret that we don
think any one will recognize th
similarity. More likely Bret will b
"after" him.
Some newspapers are doing
great injury to one of our best ez
changes, the Bozeman (Montana
Courier, by stating that it has sua
pended. This is not true. We ge
that excellent paper regularly and ]
is as full Of pungent vim and yinega
as ever. laI a hi9d WH2a
The La Grande Sentinel makes th'
following startling announcement ant
Yet lives: No man who under ordi
nary circumstances withholds bis
support from this paper will in any
manner be supported in its columns
for any office in the gift Of the people
Of the county, a1 au lG.s ..igh
b "A Salt Lake young gent who was
promenading with his jularker, kick
ed at a dog which had jumped on the
walk and caught at the lady's dress.
The dog SHE'D out of the way and
the kick went kerchug against deli
cate ankle. The girl picked her an
kle up in her lap, sat down on the
sidewalk and called her brave de-
fender a "cussed sap head !" At
last accounts he was hanging about
the premises Of that dog armed with
double-barrel loaded to the muz-
zle. .al.u.a asai. l4Hid Hj
A Douglas county wife has Just
discovered that she has been eyre
giously Hippled. Her maiden name
was Brey, and about two years ago
she was married to a man named
Bruce, who, q short time before, had
arrived in her locality from the
Valley. Last week an
other Mrs. Bruce put in an appear
Gnce from the Willamette region and
claimed her truant husband, where
upon he put out for other climes,
leaving his two wives to endorse his
early indiscretions as best they could.
The Olympia Transcript of the 9th
nst. says: "a man, recently from
Colorado, whose name we have not
lscertained, came up from Chehalis
IN Wednesday for surgical aid, hav-
ng his arm badly fractured by the
discharge of "a gun. He
vas at the new house of Mr.. Charles
3iles, and was standing on the sill
# the building, when attempting to
ook at his watch, his gun slipped
ut of his hand and was discharged,
he charge passing through his arm
elow the elbow, completely shiver-
1g the bone. 4 atl...
A fat girl of Yamhill last week got
ito a buggy to go to church to be
larried. The great weight, how
YER, was too much for the old /
ehicle, and the bottom went out and
er lower limbs went fkerthrash" '
trough to the ground. Instead of 5
ping off and allowing the blushing
amsel to extricate herself from her /
npleasart predicament, the intended s
'idegroom mGssed around her and
led to help her bacS through the I
de to the top Of the buggS. After !
any desperate tugs at her the anx- y
US lover and the girls father got !,
r out, when she quietly went back b
to the house and refused to be +
arriedl a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

A fire occurred in the Yellow Jack
OF mine in Nevada, Sunday morning
in which six men were killed and saS'
eral others injured. The following
is a list of the killed, whose bodies
were recovered Louis Louiselle
J, b, Waters, w. S. Broadwater
James E, Niles. Thomas Cussid
George B. Mudd. A number al
others are very sick from gas and
heinS burned, but none dangerously.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

DLrIR'r1IEsF SCAMP, ETo,-our Ore
gon exchanges credit Sister Duniway
with charging Hon. j. w. Nesmith,
Democratic nominee for Congress,
with being ''the dirtiest political scam p
IN Oregon" A webfOot friend at our
elbow, says that on a certain occasion
"old Mes" and the good sister went
into the conundrum business, and that
ne dealt out to her conundrum over
which she had to cry, II give it up
Wobfoot suggests that it is the NOR
tification at being beat at this little
game, which causes the good sister to
be 50 sweet on sold Nesp now.
shouldn'tlwonder!-- KekM Union.
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oDELL, the Land Office man at Eu-
gene, undertook to reply to Col Mes
miths speech at that city last week.
The Guard and Hapk-eye both tell
us that the land office fellow will
probably never again put in bis CAB
when Mes is within hailing distance.
lie got a polishing that he will never
forget aBo
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! Ew a D,VERTI8KM=EI5INSsTiT' =I5ISsiT'


{ n S5e5 s5sttnAY. THE 18TH INST ~.
small I'm Mr., 9yoneeh Albany and WarsV IA THE
a small amoSni \ se1 eeo1,ntalning MasoSis &,
issoe1 ~, lr0m the CheadIa NJ X meat checks
ssnt ~ IA, n atesf Sent nv A1d bear.
ssp aS sos ~ pss sept. ism foS for ~ ~ s;
warned aoi q Saw SSS as ,SS AZ persons an 19 ~.
w above descrif tlon %nest checks ~ M.
Sets ~ lSnsie a The Droso6shT Scn c, is wing
4fJ. TpWArsiss. oe
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25eware ;aNl Of countereits. j.
JOB MOSES SIR IA! p{IlAs!lIEs cLARKEss

snd'avor % ss saTEIEED az DshOns Dr.oot,,.
pasEags lqss re HaHle Qf J@h NJ i,eaty tFqdt.
eEgH pis sre srs ,tGyhas iaaesnso q sTss S
painful and danseroas ding n ne snse of ali those
and cure S subject They modssatSsn n fhs isale
h cold o. Si hs msnses Whsnl ssassS
and IST,iA,dn And Spinal AfIeckons IN an cases df
the Heart HassS On sghs szoon, M Bace
cure when an other %ssns ana bMhites they viii sect
St6Sssin nothing EuST TRs e a a:AOush
~ Shtggulnr in Englsh c.,,.
I'M pew, gyeg a direction ana aad French around
y your drus@a. Filis are sold Al most Sres g.
sDD e sP PP ne e DSs
Moses, i1 n 11s Dollar q he Scs o sogus
q oss 4 Rhsss hssSsss My nsSs sSs
sselv S bottle q the aSrEr MI SAL SAL for he pack
eTprsses esoAed IN plain wrappers Vii XIV ~ sscSre and
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A Dutehnan getting excited oSSF
an account OF an elopement Of 4
married woman, gave his opinion
thpsi III my wife runs amay NIT
anoder mans wife, Ishakes him out
q 9, hia Preeehes, If she Be mine fad.
der mine Gott. f5 SSS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-26

A boy sixteen years old, son Of a
Troy jeweler, has played keno so in.
tdustriously he has been obliged 10
leave home and go TO sea for the ben
EFT ofhis health. Another awful OK.
ample OF over-work. aU
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cor. NEsMTTH M ALnANY

tW 7 lHt WI - ~ I1TTTr-T-' : .-..
On last Wednesday evening Col
+ J. W. Nesmith addressed the people
at the Court House in this city. The
spacious Court room was crowded to
overfowing with one of the most re-
fined and intelligent audiences that
ever assembled in The. State. Col.
Nesmith was in poor health, but he
spoke in his happiest vein and was
often greetedwith uproarious applause.
Hi Smith had agreed to be present
but he prudently violated his word
and employed Judge Kelsay of Cor
Wallis to appear as his proxy. The
Judge made rather peculiar speech.
he left the audience uncertain who
ne was in favor Of for Congress. The
Judge did well however; he had a
hard case to pleaed and he plead it
well by talking against time and say
ing as little as possible. He was no
doubt feed to appear for his client and
we are free to say that he did the
very best he could under the very en-
barrassing circumstances under which
be labored. But the speech by Col.
Nesmlth was unanswerable He
spoke Of the tariff and showed the un. |
just discrimination made against the
producer and in favor Of the manu- |
facturer' He showed how the great
northwest suffered by these merce-
nary and corrupt acts ola Republican
Congress. He referred to the charge
that has been made against him with
peing IN the interest of Ben. Holla-
day and put forever at rest all
questions of that nature, by proof un-
controvertable. Col. Nesmith never
made a better speech than he made
On this occasion, and no fair minded
man could have listened to him with
'ut feeling in his heart that the speak
'r was as honest as he was eloquent I
md argumentative. Hon. Ben,
Hayden OF Polk county, followed {
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SNaGNIM y S3IaLNTMeI
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLnMnNT.-

In the County Court Of Linn Coun-
y, Oregon, @,-.n~
In the matter OF she estate of Thomas Mar
tin, deceased. f..V s. s-,.,ll .,,..{-l1
lV dersigned, executors of the last will and
testament and estate of Thomas Martin. de-
ceased, that said executors have filed their ac-
counts in the County Court Of Linn county.
the Court for final settlement of said account.
and said Court has appointed eT I'D
Tuesday, the Hh day Of October, 1878.
at the hour of O'Clock p NJ. OF said day for
the hearing of objections, If any there be, to
said account, and for the final settlement there
OF, by an order of said Court made at the Sep
tember term thereof 1873 'F7'07 y = y Z.
HIRAM SMITH and J. F, MARTIN. 1i.i' i,l Z
niW4. ..l Executors