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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-23
PRESENTS.

PRESENTS.
A partial list of the presents were OBJ
tanned, among which may be enumerated
the following:
Twenty acres of land near Carey's park,
from the father of the bride; elegant sol-
taire ring, from groom; J. r. GibboD,
elegant palor set and piano; G. A. Hatfield,
silver water pitcher: Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
White, elegant amborene cake dish and sill
yer fruit stand; silk crazy quilt, Matte
Bradshaw; Robert Smith, one-half dozen
silver knives and forks; Henry Israel and S.
d. Sloan, silver table ware; d. McMurchy
bed spread and counterpart; Mrs. Kessel
and Mrs. Coates. silver set; Allan McNicar
and Miss Ada and May, silver soda water
pitcher; Miss josie Stout, one-half dozen
cut glass finger bowls; one pair silver
napkin holders, Miss May Beel;
end another from Frank Beal; j. II. Stout,
silver spoon holder; silver and glass berry
dish from Mrs. A. n. Sullivan, of Nebraska;
spice castor from Mrs. Alice Jean; silver
silver cup from Masters Robert and Albert
Sullivan; recipe book from Miss May Vicar;
Bronze plaque, Huse & Charlton; real lace
from Mr.. Larimer; elegant parior suit from
father of bride; Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W. Lee,
one-haIf dozen napkins; Master Albert and
Archie, whisp broom holder; glass fruit bowl
from Mrs. II. w. Albeit; an Italian vase,
Miss Minnie Albeit; center stand from r.
w. Eldridge; foot rest, open, J. w. Penn;
bed room set from Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus.
elegant napkin-holder, Mr.. Melvin; tides,
Miss Garry A. Davis; set carving knives and
forks, Mr.. Mossbacher; Scots Poems, Mr..
Reynolds; fruit basket, Mrs. Josie Stanley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pettinger; box stat onery,
Mrs F. Davidson; cut glass finger bowls,
Mrs. West; hand bag, Matte Bradshaw;
hanging lamp, father of bride: feather pill
lows, Mrs. G. Sullivan: one dozen napkins,
Mrs. Bradshaw, and other gifts not herein
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WICHITA, KAN OCT. %, 1885.
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All great works in this world spring. from
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Teachers' Examination.

Oct. 10Th, 1885.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-11-27

Born TO the wife Of ]. W BukharI
Nov. 2Srd, girl.
Mrs. G. b, Montague is serious y in
Dr.. Carpenter, Of Portland, has beer
sent for. .
Born to Mrs. and Mr.. Geo. Mead OF
the 10th Of this month, . girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goen also have an ad.
dition Of = girl TO their family.
Mr.. j. Edwards Is putting up quite
. nice furniture shop. People will Dc
we'll to patronize him when they need
anything in his line. 13uf
Hon. l. Elkins has been very sick
but at present is some better.
Almost everybody in town has th,
epizootic.
The rink il open two nights 10 tht
week and well patfohized.
Any enc wanting photographs need
not 20 10 Albany now az we have {
6rst-class artist here.
There ia another widower in town.
Mrs. Skiff has gone to Brownsville to
visit her parents, and Mr.. S. looks dis
consolate.
Mrs, James Davidson, of Vancouver,
Is hons to see her father, Mr.. Monta
gues V~s
The P. o. is TO be moved. This time
twill occupy acorner in @. %. Monta-
gues store. gmN nl GF
w. II. Rsed has gone to Spokane
Falls to visit his parents
We noticed our old friend Tom Wal,
lace on the streets Sunday.
Thanksgiving day there is to be 9
match hunt. The defeated party give
q supper at the st. CHARLES Hotel, after
which there will be = social dance. Th'
students Of the Academy have a socia.
bic in the evening.
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II was . grave mistake on the part
Of the Orsgoniaa aud ether leaders OF
that faction os ths Republican party
Of ths state 70 put up Williams for
Senator against Mitchell. Tho oppoEi-
ton to Williams in that party i Of the
sharpess and most aggressive character,
and was not confined 10 the f'ienda q
Mitchell, but would take Mitchell II
compelled TO, in place Of Williams. So,
also, among Democrats, the opposition
to Williams Is Of the most outspoksn,
aggressive, as we'll az most reasonable
character. The 0reyonfan folks could
have proposed no name that would
drive Democrats to Mitchell so certain
| y as that Of Williams Whether jusf
or not Willisms was regarded as thu
chosen candidate Of corporations, anC
this very soon aroused the active oppc
sition Of Democrats everywhere, Th'
candidacy OF williams and tho virulsn
attack OF the 0regOnian on Mitchell
combinsd 10 elect the latter, and this
the whole truth of IL
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Thinking q few items from this
place may be cf interest 10 your many
readers, ] will endeavor TO Jot down
g few. a'
The second term OF the Oregon
State Normal school opened the 23rd
Inst. wita large number Of students
enrolled. The past term has beer
one Of the most successful In the his.
tory Of the school. The students here
are from nearly every county ln the
State, with some from Washington
and Idaho TerritoFys.
Mr. PsrtrIdge, photographer oi
Portland, was 10 town last week for
the purpose CT taking a view OF the
Normal School buildings. lie also
took view Of the students.
The Chapel has been redecorated
for Thanksgiving. Rev. Mr.. Murga-
troyd will deliver the thanksgiving
sermon at / a. m.
The ladies OF Monmouth are max
ing preparations for a Cap SocIable
next Thursday evening.
The school has three active literary
societies, namely, Ethiopian, Web
sterian and Hesperian. The He's
pertains have elected the following
officers for the present term of school
President, A. j. Shanks !; Vice PresI-
dent, G.. 8. WoIyerton Rec. Sec. j.
K. Young Cor. Sec., VIM. Sellers /,
Treasurer, w. O. Roberts; Critic, HI.
q. Hungerford. 80
Mr.. Otis WoIverton, OF Souver, and
Miss Rosa Laughary a former student
OF the Normal and sister Of the PrI-
mary teacher, were united in matri.
mony 90 Sunday, the 22nd inst, Rev.
Mr.. Hcrschner officiating. Mr.. VOL
verton is brother OF Atty Wclyer-
ton, OF Albany.
Prof. w. E. Yates received tele-
gram from Walla WalIa a few days
since, requesting him to accept The
Principalship Of the Public Schools
OF that place, but his connection with
the Normal School prevented his go
ing, t,,.,..as ..,..,4.-s f''.i
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Oalrvil1e.

The Temperance Alliance met last
Tuesday evening. Recitations by Misses
Lou Couey and Ella st. John. dsclans-
tions by Messrs. @. O. Mcbride and w.
Morgan, select reading by Mrs. O. q.
Mcbride, and an orAtion by Rev. A.
M. Acheson, we're listened TO with much
interest. s hleia
There will be sooiable al the viii.
lamet.e Church on Thanksgiving even.
ing, given by tho Ladies' Aid Society
for the young people OF the community.
Au enjoyable time is anticipated.
Prof. Achesou, Of lebanon, has or
ganized q singing class at this place, and
gives his 6rst lesson Ia vocal music
Wednesday evening Of this week.
Mr.. Gerald and Miss frankie Mo
Daniel spent last Sabbath in this vicin
ity.
The members of the L. I. society ar
having the church and grounds enclosed
with Q neat fence, which Il nearing
completion through the efficiency ant
ability Of the workmen employed.
CupIp.
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oUTFIR

Sheriff cs Linn county. Or
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Prayer meeting at the b lptist Churc
every Thursday evening.
Mr.. Louis Jones, Of Jefferson, ID
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
The UtopiRn club will observe thanks
giving by supper at the residences of
Mr.. Bodine.
The ladies of Oak Creek have organ.
ICED . sewing society. The earnings Of
the society are to bs donated to the
church.
Rev. G. Sperry, of Brownsville, il
expected to commence q series Of meet
ings at the Baptist Church the frst of
next month.
Elder Waller, Of Monmou b, and
Elder Edmunds, Of Cosuille, held .
series Of meetings at the Christian
Church all last week.
Tke report Of School District No. 10,
for month ending Nov. Goth, is a. fol-
lows: No. Of pupils enrolled, 3S /;
average daily attendance, 35, Those
of the pupils who passed written exam
nations averaging above 90 per cent
in all their studies were, Allie Audsr-
way, George Green, Winnie Nichols,
Richard Fry, Louie Green, Harry
Hunter, Amy Churchill, Newton Perry,
Ella F,ster, Rosie Fry. Kittis Green
Alma Audsrway, Hannah Wickizer,
Clyde Knapp, Linn Gay, Samuel Wick
izer, Ralph Knapp, Minnie Fry, Fred
Churchill and Icons Wickizer Those
who were neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the month were Allie Auderwsy,
Louie Green, Winnie Nichols, Fred
Churchill, Ella Foster, KittiS Green,
Harry Hunter, j ohm Hunter, EIva Fry,
Lsoua Wickizsr, Willie Wickizer and
Ralph Knapp.
ExcERPTA.
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ExcERPrA.



Fall wheat look1 well, and a greaI
deal has been soWn in this vicinity.
There are four empty farm houses
and presume are for rent. TIE farm
y. w. Barker sold to Mr.. Msddsrl
Vandsrpool, Lever Bros. farm, Levi
farm and Stringer farm.
Mr.. Martin jackson has built him O
neat double box house, and in digging
his well, at the depth Of s feet, found
plenty Of pine bark, at IL or IA feet
found petriisd chips and some geologi-
cal curiosities. He has about feet Of
good water.
Mr.. Stephen Coyle also has neat
new box house on his farm. Mr.. Coyle
started to dig his we'll and struck a sort
Of rock Tsry hard, but shelly. He blast
cd some, but at the depth of 8 II. struck
plenty Of water, for the winter at least.
Mr.. Frank Hall has a new house
finished on his farm. e,.,
Mr. James Galloway, Sem, traded
his little farm Of six acres, with the
improvements to Mr.. r. Cheadle for
timber land, and Nj. j. w. Bland
bought the Galloway pace from Mr..
Cheadle The terms or price I do not
know. ifaeA ile9
Mr. Jacob Cheshire did the carpenter
work for Mr.. Jackson and Mr.. Frank
Hall. n~ ls r
Mr.. All. Parrish and two ofbis broth
ers went hunting few days ago. They
we're lucky enough to secure twelve nice
deer.
School progresses fnely, first month
averages 27,l2 girls and 5 boys. Total
No. enrolled, 30, boys l5,girls 10.
UT SUPRA. .sifs
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FRIDAY...~.NovEMBER ~, 1885,


The country was profoundly shock
ed wednesday afternoon as the news
was flashed on the wires In all direc-
lions that Vice President Hendricks
had suddenly dropped dead at In-
dianarolis. When the news reached
this city it spread from mouth to
mouth in.all directions, and soon the
gloom Of sorrow was seen on nearly
ovory couutenance. The simple an,
nouncement was made that II was
heart disease. e-Prcsident Thom-
as Andrew Hendricks was born In
Ohio In 1919, and was SO years old
at his death. He graduated at South
Hanover College, was admitted to
the bar In Pennsylvania Ia 1885
settled In Indiana, and at the age 81
26Swas elected to the Legislature Of
that State. Ia 1850 he was elected
by the vote Of all parties to the State
Constitutional Convention. Was then
chosen to Congress and reelected al
the close ofhi first term. WaSmade
Commissioner Of the general land
Office under Pierce. Was elected TO
the U. 8. Senate In 1868. In 1872
76-s0-s4 received a large and fiat
tering vote for President In the
Democratic national convention. lie
was elected Governor OF Indiana In
1872. In 1876 he was nominated ioT
vice-President by the Democrats and
elected, but was cheated out Of the
Office by the partisan manipulations
or the ELECTORAL commission, In
1854 he was nominated again for
Vice President, after having very
nearly reached the nomination foT
President, and was elected. He was
"a man OF great moral worth and
welded a large and extended inAu-
ence over the whole country, He
was a statesman, patriot, christian and
scholar in the highest and best sense
OF the terms. His death win be
mourned by every lover Of his coun-
try.
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Notice to Tax-Payers.


Notice hereby given that viii meet the Tax
Payers Of Linn county, Oregon At o'clock, L. as, and
remain until o'clock, =. NJ NJ tho respective places
Of voting II the several preeipess, at Che following
times ani places Cor the purpose ii collecting tho
taxes for the Yaaf 1895.
FoA Valley, Monday, Noseinber 2sfd, 1896.
solo. Tuesday, November 2iti.
Franklin Butte, Wednesday, November 2Sth.
santiam, Thursday, November soth
Lebanon, Friday, Novenber 27til
Waterloo, Monday November s0th.
Liberty, Tuesday, December 1st.
Sweet Home, Wednesday, December end.
brush Crock, Thursday, Deeembsr.srd.
Mabel. Friday, December 4til.
crawfordsye, Saturday, December 9TH.
Brownsville, Msnday, December 7lh.
Center, Tuesday, December sth.
Orleans, "Wednesday, December OH.
Syracuse, Thursday. December 10Th.
Harrisburg, Tuesday, December 18th.
Haisey, wednesday. December 10th.
shedd. Thursday, December, l7th.
East Albany, Friday, December 18th.
West Albany, Saturday, December 10Th.
Prompt payments aiiibo required. Pay your taxei
and save costs. g3s8F
1. X. cIlARtroa,
sheriff and Tax collector, Linn Co. Or.
Dated Nov. 7tb, isss,
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Sheriff's Sale.

In The Circuit Court Of As State Of Oregon
for Linn County. ~
D D Rice. Plaintiff
w. s@e
Heury Burmester and Mary Burmester his wife aud
John Crawford, Defendants.
Notice 10 hereby given that by virtue 81 execution
e and order Of sale issued out Of the above named
Court In the above entitled action and 10 me directed
and delivered, viii Saturday the 2eth day Of De.
eember, 1885 at o'clock p. M. 1T the Court House
door In Albany, Linn county, Oregon, sell at public
auction for cash In hand to the highest bidder the
real property dessbedin said execution and order Of
sale as follows, to.wit The west half Of the north
east quarter and the north half Of the south east
quarter ef Section % In Township 10 South OF
Range east Of the Willamette meridian In Linn
County, Oregon, containing 100 acres The proceeds
Of sale 70 be applied: First o the payment Of the
costs and disbursements Of his suit taxed at a2e.Io
together with costs and expenses Of sale. Second 70
the payment Of Plaintiffs clalmo esel4 With aceru.
Ing interest thereon from the 10th day Of eb 1885,
at the rate Of 10 per cent per aunum and the further
tm Of se5 as Attorneys fees Third the remainder II
ny TO be paid to said Defendant Henry Burmester.
Dated this 10th day Of November, 1855.
Aei@ 4sis't 4@i j. X. cHARLaox,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
per Jas. ]. CHARLTox, Deputy. e' #e &
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SheriFs Sale.

in The Cfrcait Court Of the State ef Oregon
for ae County cf Linn:
Ths Dundee Mortgage and Trust Iavestmsnt Com
pany, Plaintiff,
p Gaines and Mary Gaines and z Job, Desendants
Notice Is hsrsby given that By virtue Of writ Of ex
~ eeuton aud order OF sale issued cut Of the xbove
named Court IN the above entitled suit 10 ms direct
ed and delivered, win Saturday tia 18th day of
December. 1885, at the Court House door in the City
OF Albany Linn county, Oregon, At the hour Of 10
eelock, a n, eel At public auction for cash in hand
to the highest bidder she real property described In
said erdsr Of sale - follows towis Beginning at the
seuhsast corner ot the southwest quarter Of Section
shirty-nve In Township ten, south range two west
Of the Willamette meridian and running thence west
% tbs eanier OF crAbtree Greek thence down said
Greek northsriy and following the msanderngE there
Of 70 the north boundary line OF the donation land
claim Of George W Hewell Claim No. 90. Notification
No 1855 thsuee east TO sh0hAlf section line running
rOrth and south through the center Of sald Section
thrtyse and thence south 70 the place OF BEGINNING
saving and excepting and ressrvng thsrsirOm about
tsensy acses conveyed BY ThonAs Baldwin t. Hosea
Rra.s the fun amount ofland conveyed BY said mort
gaze, bsing $50 arres the procssds Of sale to be ap
piled Fisite the payment Of the costs and dsburs-
snta Of suit taxed at go 80 and the costs and expense
Of SALE Second that there be next paid the sum Il
$500 a. Attorneys fees. Third to the payment to
the said Plaintiff the sum Of $I5so.1S with aecrung
interest At the rate cttwsve per cent per annum from
the 27th day oi October. las5 al In U s. gold coin
and thereafter IL any Of the proceeds Of sale remain
that the same be paid over 20 the said Gaines,
and Mary Gaines
Dated Nov. l1th, 1855.
J. X. CHARLroS,
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The suufiower Is still alive.

The suuHower is still alive,
Mr.. O. Scott Is one of the happIest
men Ia Tangent, owing to the arrival
OF bouncing baby boy.
Rev, P. a. Moses was home. last
week visiting his family but returned
TO Rosebrrg on Monday last.
aRsv.sF. M. Culp preached to q good
audience here last Sunday.
a,a Miss McCullah, Of Portland, is Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. Daniels. g
Ten thousand bushels OF wheat has
been shipped from the A. r. O. ware
house this week. asIIY
Born to the wife OF Albert Bryan,
q daughter. sa ,,''5.e. +, 5gs., s
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IN The Circuit Court cftte State Of Oregon for
The County Of Linn
W oOopur, Plaintiff
Betsy Fletcher, Addlc Fletcher and William Fletcher,
Defendants
office l. hereby given that by vlrtne of execution
w and An order Of sale ssued out Of the above named
Court In the above entitled action and 20 directed
and deliyercd win on Saturday the 18th day Of De
ccmber, 1855 al o'clock, p m, sell At the colr
House door in Albany, Linn County. Oregon At pub
bic auction for cash In hand 70 the highest bidder The
real property described in said execution and orler
Fale a. fellows. to-wft Beginning at the north
west corner Of the southeast quarter Of Section 50
In Township L. Rs west and running thence south
ssl chains thence east q chains and IS links thence
north 5si cains thence west 81 chains and IS links
10 the place Of beginning, containing 100 more
OF less n Linn county Oregon. The proceeds Of sale
10 be applied First 70 the payment of costs and dis
harsoments of this suit taxedat ssl IS and the costs
and expenses Of sale. Second 70 the payment 20
Plaintiff Of sioe as an Attorneys foe aud tho iurthe
sum OF 2s OILS with interest threon st the rate Of
10 per cent per annum from Oct. e9tn, lSs5. Third
the remainder II any 70 DO paid into Court to await
the further order thereof.
Dated Nov nth, 1855.
]. K. CnARLrox,
Sheriff Of Linn County, Oregon.
pcr Jas j CHARLTON, Deputy,
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Judging from their newspaper organs
"a the Republicans are worse demoralizsd
by their recent defeat 10 New York and
.AglQ1 Virginia than they were BY that in last
8rysar's Presidential contest. These fall
elections show that Baine's failure was
~ not on accident due to temporary csus-
-es, but the result of strong adverse
current ef public sentiment If the
Democrats do not blunder by quarrsling
1zyfR among themselves, or adopting a reac
smaEggz tionary policy, they will rule the coun-
R.spsa try for twenty years.
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Scarcely Republican papsr in the
state that does not rejoice, FIRST, over
the failure Of the Oreyonian to defeat
Mitchell, and, secondly, over the success
Of bis friends to elect him. They all
seem to have regarded the defeat of the
oregonian as equally important AZ the
election Of Mitchell. Many predictions
4 have been indulged in that the Orsgo-
niGn would go down and all that kind
III Of stuff, but those know better who
know how much money has been invest
ed on the plan, and on what substantial
financial basis it now rests. As long
az It. holds control of the associated
WI new. so long will people patronize,
whether they like it or not. This has
been the experience Of past years and
will be the experience Of years to come
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed administrator with the win
nexed Of the estate Of Elliott deceased, By the
county Court Of Linn county, Oregon. All persons
having claims against the estate Of said deceased
hereby notified aud required to present the same
properly verified to the undersigned At Albany in said
County within six. months from the date hereof.
Dated this lsth day Of Noyember, 1885.
Csc. HuNpHRxY.
Administrator with the win annexed,
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Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co. San Francisco, Cal. Il Natures
Own True Laxative. This pleasant hauid
fruit remedy may be had Of Foahay & Mason,
y w Langdon and Co, az iifty cents or one
dsllAF per bottle. Il Ia the most pleasant,
prombt and effective remedy known, 70
cleanse the system 10 act on the Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels gently yet thoroughly
10 dispel Headaches, Colds and Fsvers 10
cure Constipation, Indigestion anil kindred
ffw
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LKr All HELP.

Vl We understood that Mr. Mitchell
will make a special effort to secure ap'
propIiatiOns to complete the locks as
Cascades and the breakwater A. Ya-
quina Bay, as we'll as 10 secure the
improvements needed at the mouth Of
the Columbia river. These ara all OF
great Importance to ths people Of Ore
gen. E.stern Oregon AtAHds very much
in need Of way TO ship their grain and
other produce to the sea other than BY
rail. Composition in carrying freight
from the Inland Empire will so Stimu-
late the settling and improving Of that
region as to make it in point Of growth
and wealth an empire in fact. But
this facility for shipping will not be
complete until the mouth Of the Colum-
!. bia river is 80 improved as to make the
egrsss and ingrsss Of laden ships easy,
safe and speedy. SO, too, are the pee
pie OF tho Willamette Valley much In
need of compstiting line Of trAnspor.
tAtion to carry of their vast quantities
of grain and other productions. This
line will not be complete until the en-
trance to YAquina Bay il SO 4Dproved
that laden ships may pass in and out in
safe, easy and speedy manner. The
? ssnAtoriAl question being finally settled,
we think it the duty Of the press
throughout the state 10 back Mr..
Mitchell up in his efforts to secure leg
islshon in Csagress to promote the
material interests of the state. Mr..
Mitchell and Mr. Dolph are RepublI-
cans, but that is no reason why Demo-
Gratis should not second their efforts in
: behalf Of the whole state.