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READ THE RECORD:

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at Is the best and only efficient remedy
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

4 CANDID nErrrlIcAN onuax.

The Toledo Biade il the Ohio Repnb-
liean organ, ~hose editor. AIR Locke, is
the writer of the Petroleum Y. Nasby
letters which give such delight to the
Republicans throughout the country.
In It's issue of July lst the Bl4ie thus
refers to the iaur,icr of Mira. SnIratt,
justiiies il, aud yindicatca the conduct
Of General Hancock in relation TO it:
"Mrs. Surratt WAS justly hanged, if
ever woman was.
Even had hhe not been, no blame
can possibly attach TO Gen. Hancock.
lie could not have saved her, and it
~osi.l have been "a gross violation of
daiy for hinI 10 have in;erfcrrI in any
manner. or neglrcted 10 ba,. carried
oul the si,iel letter Of bis orders.
''it astte's as little tha, Mra. Sur
ratt vap nn Irish woman an.l a Calho-
IL. rs i w@,,li hal she becs an Ameri-
ctn an,i Methodist. She committed
g,e,f crime auI received deserved
punishment.
/. "ll is disgracefu. for Aone newspa-
per, to b., attempting 10 excite preju-
dice agaipst Gen. Hancock on these
grounds. II wasa matierly of soldier
~ duty, for the performance of which
be Is entitled 10 neither praise nor
blgme, aud f be were to he blamed for
il, Eerublicana should lie the last ones
ia the world to urge that censure.
I'VE exasct to desea Gen. Haneock
this Fall. The Blade will do fully as
much toward securing that defeat as
any other paper in the land but it can
not help despising the employment of
any such tactics for that purpose.
There is enough to be said legitimately
against him and his party, without urg-
ing against him an act that the whole
Republican party approves and in
dorses.
The Biais also pays this complement
TO Gen. Hancock In choosing Gen.
Hancock for their nominee, the Demo
Gratis have given Gen. Garfield "a foe
man worthy of his steel" He is
man of irreproachshle character-on
whose life thus far has won the respect
of the whole nation. OF his qnalifea.
tions for President none can do more
than Judge, in general way, as his
public life has been entirely a military
enc. However, that does hot matter
mpeh, as he is certain to be defeated,
although the struggle will he much
harder than the choice Of almost any
other man before the Convention would
have entailed. His nomination means
,cofk for the Republican party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
TRY IT AND TAKE No OTHER.
n. n. WARMER q CO.
Rochester,. N. v.
Summons.

In he Circht Court Of he County 81 Linn IN
he STATE Of Oregon,
JohnC. Weiss, Plaintiff
vs..
Sarah G. Weiss, Defendant.
To Sarah c. Weiss, the defendant ,lboye
named:
IN THE NAME OBJ THE STATE OF
OREGON, you are hereby required To
appear and answer tho complaint OF the
above named plaintiff. now on file with
the Clerk Of said Court, ON or before the
first day OF the next regular term of said
CouFt, to-wit: on or before the 25th day of
October, A. ID. 1880, and II You fail so to
answer the Plaintiff will apply TO the Court
for the relief demanded therein, to-wIt: a
decree dissolving the bonds OF Inatrimony
subsisting between plaintifi and defendant
the care, custody and control OF the minor
children, Hattie Weiss. Laura Jane Weiss
and Katie Weiss, and for the costs and dis
bursements of this suit to be taxed.
Published by order of Hon. X. +. Boise,
Judge of said Court, made at Chambers In
the City Of Salem, Oregon, on the z7th day
of July, a. d. 1880.
WEATHERFoRD & BLACKBURN,
52wG Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
rIae nAaceeE.
speteis Of r. '<sa1@I s,Ss2ser1. Is RI
tag fEe Sa - Of Ssanesek Retire
GSnyesGiS1.

The speech Of Hon. Daniel D1nzi,rs-
", Of pbilsdelphiA, in fIscing the nnps
Of General Hancock before the Ciocin-
natl Convention, is strongly commend
Ell BY the Press Of the Eastern States.
As the teIegrapic repert of the speech
was incorrect IN = articuIars, We
publish it bes benefit Of our
readers. Mr. Dongberty said
! present to the thoughtful consider
alton Of the Convention ths name Of
one who, on the field of battle, was
styled "the superb" yet won a still no
bier rsnown as the Military Governor,
whose first act, in assuming command in
Louisiana and Texas, was to salute the
Constitution by proclaiming, amidst the
joyour greetings Of an oppressed peo-
pie, that the military-save in actual
war-sbalI be snbservient to The civil
power.
t'Tbe plighted word Of the soldier Was
proved in the deeds Of the statesman"
: naTue one who, If nominated, will
suppress every faction, and be alike ac-
ceptable to the North and to the South:
whose nomination viii thrill the land
from end to end, crush the last embers
Of sectional strife, and be hailed as the
da~ning Of the longed-for day Of per-
Petnal brotherhood.
With him we can fling ava. sur
shields and wage aggressive war. With
him as our chiefiain the bloody banner
Of the Republicans will fall from their
palsisd grasp We can appeal to the
supreme tribunal Of the American peo-
pie against the couuptions Of the Re
publican party and its untold violations
OF constitutional liberty.
oh, my conntFymen, in this supreme
mament-the destinies of the Republic
the imperilled liberties of the people,
hang breathless upon yonrdeIibeIations
Psuse Reflect Beware Make no
misstep!
l nominate him who can carry every
Southern State. Can carry Pennsyl-
vania, Indiana, Connecticut, New Jer-
sey and New York. The soldier states
man, with record stainless as his
3 Word. l .nommate Winfield Scott
Hancock, of p. 5, lvanla.
If elected he -: Ike his seat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
A DIs0usrED GRANT MAY.

The following letter has been sent 10
the Republican Congressional Campaign
Committee by Ralph P. Howe, of Lit
tie Valley, N. Y, an ex-soldier con-
nected with the seventy-second New
York Volunteers and an Office holder !;
Il. Mcpherson, Secretary:
SIR:-You ask me for eighteen dol
lars to help elect man that was nomi-
mated b, patty of politicians that is
sued orders and stationed pickets to
prevent crippled Union soldiers from
entering tho building where the Repnh-
lican Convention was in session, and
for the only reason that they were sup
posed to be friends of General Grant.
You have got your man-now elect
him! My vote and influence in the
present campaign, and my money also,
shall be given in favor Of the soldier
statesman. General w. s. Hancock.
RALPH p. HowE,
Seventy second New York.
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a WORD rRoM slnMEu L..lr.
SUMNER LAKE, Ang. II, lsS


SUMNER LAKE, Ang. II, 1850.
Editor Democrat.
AZ Il has been quite Nhile hiner |
have noticed anything in your colamn,
from this section, and thinking line
would be of interest to quite number
Of your readers. send the following
epistle
The weather has lrr'. quite arm
and PHEASANT here Tia. as'nn,,r unl
grain Of all kinds lpats ftr \ larror
yield il expected h,sr ,ln. ....~a,, 'hau
W. ha' . bal 4ny l.f,',i"n- s..,r. wbrat.
oats and iafi.-y aro aorrh : an.l 2irl-.
l'rr H., and hnr u rrlli,.g rrodi'y IS,
3 les hundred IL, an.l Is s..,r.,.'at
that.
The's j. strong talk # e.,i-i mil
being erected here, which il ena,ly
needed.
Gardens are generally Ls,kins vel
AMI growing line, but tLrte viii not i..
enough garden stuff raised to supply
the demand. New l,o,ato,- are selling
at . cts. Perlb:
Times arr very fair here at Fresrn,
aud money quite plentiful. owing to
the many sales Of beef cattle and sheep.
The loss Of cattle during the ls,st
winter ia turning out 10 be greater
than was expected l think the loss
will average ut least one-,hird, and ON
sheep it will he about | . per cent.
This precinct is going to give Han
cock splendid majority lie will re-
eeive at least two-thids Of all the votes
cast That is the way we do business
here
Our little fourthclass posto!lices are
called on to shell out by the Repnbli-
can Central Committee at Washington,
either by registered letter, money order
or draft, for the purpose Of electing
Garfield. know whereof speak ,as
am postmaster of this office. Thrir
case must be getting desperate and
Garfeld's chances slim, or they never
would call on such poor paying Office
as this. They must have the cheek Of
a government mule. My word for it,
the first Monday of November viii End
General Hancock elected President Of
the United States. Yours,
FRONTIER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
INsoLENr souTMERX rOsrMAsTERs.

A Washington dispatch, August Sd,
states this: "Much indignation is ex
pressed at the insolence of number of
Postmasters in the Southern States
who have been called upon for contribu-
tions TO the campaign. There was no
intention on tho part of the different
members of the Government to insist
upon contributions, but they claim the
right to have men in the service who
have the manners-o gentlemen. The
letters are now on file for reference and
action on the ground mentioned"
The Republican National committee
must have been trying to seduce those
Southern Postmastera into violation of
Mr.. Hayes Civil Service Reform Order
No. /, promulgated June, 1877, in
which he forbade all in Federal offices
from actively participating in political
matters, and from contributing money
for election purposes. And, worse yet.
the Committee seem inclined to run the
Republican campaign with Confederate
money. or subscriptions from ex-Con-
fsderatea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
WANTED!
Bells. HMEAT. /.

HAVING eyerhauled and put the latest
improved machinery in my ware.
house At Albany, / am now prepared TO
store or buy 200, 900 bushels of wheat and
oats. / have also completed a house at
Tangent, with new fan and hopper-seales,
ana everything is in good running order.
New sacks furnished FREE to parties stor-
ing with me. Sacks can be had Of Bnrk.
hart Il Bilyeu, Lebanon; Dave Bllyeu,
Santiam, and my agent at Tangent.
Farmers, call and see me before making
arrangements for storing or selling else
where. Q. D. SIMPSON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
July q. 1880. .

MAJOR GENERAL GRIMES, Of the late
Confederate Army, while driving near
his home in Pitt county, N. G., on the
10th instant, was shot dead by unknown
persons. If he had been a member Of
the Union army, this would be good
point for the Republican journals, and
they wonld magnify it into Southern
outrage but, as he was a rebel, it is
only murder on the highway.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

salary $4,000. in consideration 81 dis.
tinguiahed services to the party at New
Orleans, in connection with John sher-
man, dc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

RETTER THAN GOLD is perfect
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an engraving of a lion on the outside
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

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and other ingredients known to be Elf
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It also breaks up colds. fevers, and in
Hammatory attacks. Sold by druggists-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
wOnrs II rnr WORKING woalD.
PoInss and Suegestisas OF Ealne t. ahs
softer Sex.
lcalAerins Cole Ir u Xsw os.saas Tlazs-l

icstaerine Cole tF u New os.saas IKrssl
] confess tn IN not at all sure
that if CT wood doors were
hurg wiz : certain of our work
ing WON ~ would at all be In
clined t N it would BE- very
hard to 0crat believe that,
wOnldn' .,.strate: I lkno ?
Certain sder of fashion and
society, .lAgant woman who
can ente ; room full of COM
pany, wh, sud whose opinions
are laws Ia irrle in which she
moves. This viii not onl, owe
her miliner !, months at time,
will not only b IN and bargain with
her seamstress, aA4 finally tell the over
worked sewing woman to come again
for one, two and three months at 3
time when she asks for money, will let
them both sec the hard, selfish, con-
temptible side of her nature, which she
keeps covered up from her own friends,
but viii furthermore pass her debtors
on her way to church with hanghty
stare as if she saw them not. To be,
sure to the finer quality of womer such
snobbish treatment acts as a sort of
tonic, but to the timid, shrinking work
ing girl, whe has started out in the
world full of pride at her Importance as
a bread winner and helper, glad in a
shy way of her high rank in natures
aristocracy, such sneer comes like q
wet blanket. This last spring certain
very nice club of young gentlemen pro-
posed giving reception to their young
lady friends. A certain young gentle
mon whom I know sent in the name of
very charming and lovely young lady
for an invitation to the reception. Her
name was refused and the mortified APP
plicant demanded the reason. The
committee were very sorry and as far as
they were concerned there was no rea-
son at all but the other young ladies,
who were all high-toned, would be sure
to object, because she worked in storeE
And ] do believe that if those Young
lady guests had beenstold the esrim :
ton that was placed upon their idea Of
the nobility of work by the gentlemen
of the-club, that to the last woman
Of them the lesson would have been one
life-lasting in its value and thoy each
would have recognized their duties to
each other as women, as perhaps they
had never done before.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
From the Portland Telegram j
DREAMS on rus PAsT.
BY ELATsx.

BY ELAISx.
! am thinking yet, with fond regret,
Of an eve in the long dead PAST
OF q sunset slxy--of stream. fowIn0 BY =
A lisppfnes IT, zreas TO last
When my 70 heart beat to the music
OF 9 voice that loved too we'll
And the passionate bliss Of hat fifsssw
was too bsly for lips to tell.
Ten years b'g .i"wn since we sat there
G.ore
1n o. sweet summer enss;
But y 'orgetror cease 70 Tegrst
Ibe squire sublime.
And In the scft twilight.
tn ls mine
wfs Il where my hesI s.nj
10.
Ana n were tIi0s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
Most Popular Seaside and Summer
Resort,
N E w P ORT
Yaquina Bay.
TIE OCEAN House!
JOS. IRWIN. Proprietor,

HAVING LEASED THE ABOVE Pop
H ULAR HOTEL for term Of years,
/ have had 1t thoroughly renovated and
painted inside and out, and furnished
throughout with new furniture and bed
ding. ] have also secured the services of
Mr.. Mark Bell. Oregon's champion ca
ferer, and being located on the most sight,
ly location it Is III every sense iirst-class
house. Parties visiting the seaside for
health or pleasure will do well to give us a
call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Board from $l.00 to $3.50 a day, with
special rates TO families. linz
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RATES or ADyExnlas.

:, Business notices in the Local colnmni
20 cents per line.
For legal and trapiAent advertisements
u % per square, for the fi9st irsert5r11.s, nd
30 cents per sIuare for each subsoot.elst in
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Remember to buy your babblt metal at
this office.
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nssaEaHSS
lFron iss wa.hlDgsoa IoaIsilsl
RAPE OF THE PRESIDENCY.
the GREAT FRAUD OF 1879.

The Names 81 the Thieves and the Rewards
They obtalaeds Chapter " qIistsry
That shsaId be Kept HersTe
the People.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-16

SECOND Judicial District of the state OF NeVaua, ~
and for the County of Omsby. j. NJ Snort, plani.ith
va Geo W Hocomb defendant. Action brought IN "a
district Court of the Second Judicial District OF the state
of Nevada in and the County of Ormsby and the CON
nlant filed in said County OF OrmsOy, IN the orGe Vi ~
CLERK of said District Court The State OF Nevada ses
greeting to Geo w HOcomb, defendant You are heiep!
Teoured to appear il action brought against you ~
the above named plaintiff in the District Cour' Vi u
Second Judicial District of II State OF NeFdua III dii
for The County Ormsby and to answer the c"ihlah
filed therein Ia copy of which accompanies TINS
within ten days exclusive of the day OF serV!ce ael
service on YOU this sunmonst served wlih IN! n!l'
County: or if served OF this County but IN ts DIS
tric Within twenty days. otherwise within forty
Judgment bv uefaut will be taken against YOU inns sad
action is brought the sum OF SN Hrhurea a
Eleven dollars Fortythree cents balance alleged 10 DC
due from YOU to plaintiff account OF goods wares
merchandise furnished you bypant at your the a
ants special instance and request, between the ,h @
of September A. D. 1873, and the sth day OF Jus 80
as the same more fully appears in plantin c0npait'
now on file in my Office copy OF when Is hee"i;
served Plaintiff also demands judgment Tor coste o su
And YOU are hereby notified that if you fail to APP ear
answer the said complaint above required lhe @ sa.
paintif will take ument against you for the salo s
of S6ll 43 and costs of snlt. , c., &c .h his
Given under my hand, and the Seal OF the Dis
49, trlct Court OF the Second Judicial Dlstrco Vi te
state of Nevada in and for the County OF OrIispy,
! skAL this 18th day of December In the year o. ou'
-. Lord one hundred and seventy-nlne
I,7 ' J. H. M.RSHALL. CLERK
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-16

Second Judicial District of the State OF Nevaas, ~
Isbn Bero defendant Action brought in the Dlstcs
Court of the Second Judicial district Of the state Oh
yada r and for County Of Ormsby and the
fe in said County Urmsby i'll the Office OF the Cefk
Of said District The State of Nevada sends sfe
inc t John Bero defendant You hereby required to
or ing in an acton brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court OF he oecohG
District of the State OF Nevada IN ana 10, ne I 80
Ormshy and to the complaint hea thereh oy
of which accompanies this summons) within Ten oaysNe
elusive of the day of service) after the service M
this served within this county or serve
t nj this county but within this district within twenty
DAYS otherwise within forty days-or judgment Ds u
will be taken against you The said action Is olous
Ltan iecree of divorce dissolvng the bonds OF matIl
monv existing between plaintiff and youfseh, oi "o
Grounds of deserton and abandonment fialhtn @eso
t that ever since on the Sd day OF june A u
1875 the defendant, without cause OF h.
fully deserted and abandoned paintlh ana ever sloe 10
onnued and now continues desert and abandon asa
Second and that said last mentioned d1e kna
for more than year last past the saiu M -
utterly failed and neglected to provide for palnuH Ns
onoma or any of the necessares of life, which said ne
gect and failure and is not the result Oh Poaeiy
defendants part which he could not AVOID Dy orulhay
dnStrv. and further that she is without fault IN the
premises that there is living of the issue OF her saa M
rage one female child named Franketa bero' Oh inc
of nine years that said child has been ana was oeseIS
by defendant and left to the support OF palht1 ClAs
sfendant is unfit to have Of said child ana neI
edncation that there is no property OF plann
and defendant; wherefore plalntln prays GecIee VI I
court that the bonds between PialntiH anu , th @
dissolved that pending this action palntln nave the
and ustodv of the said child Franketa Bere that
upon the final hearing such care and CUSTODY @ @
that pennp this action defend mt be required 10 pay
plaintiff such reasonable sums as almony ana Counsel
fees as may seem JUST that she recover her coss anu
s,ch ether relief as she be entitled TO- as more ly
set forth in plaintiffs complaint And you are nerens
notified you fail to appear and answer 1ne sa 70 h
paint as above required the said pantr WI" Apply W ~
tba court for the relief demanded in her complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the Distfe
in and for the County Ornsby this h day OF OCTOBER
in the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred ana
evenly nine. D. H. Ni'is'ii ,,k
TSEAL.l
G. S VARIAN ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.