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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

ABMcEIwain has the largest stock Of boots
and shoes in Albany. and is making prices TO
suit the times. Ladies' kid button shoes at
ST. and 81. Ladies' pebble goat. button,
80 and Sl.7g.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
CUTLERY or ALL KINDS,

We keep the best stock of cutlery in
tie valley, Pocket knives and razors q
sp cialty. Don't buy anything in this
Lin without calling on as first.
PETERS a. STEWART.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
Sherifs Sale.

In lie Circuit Court Of he State ef Oregon Jor
Linn County.
The American Mortgage Company Of
Scotland, limite !, Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

We pay the highest market price for
country produce and give in exchange goods
at cash prices.
READ BRowxEIL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
SheriR's Sale.

IN ne ciycHiy coHyt ellie State efogegoa
fer LiaH Cosaiy.
Lizzie n. Thompson. Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
Sherifs Sale.

IN he ciyeat caayt of he .Stafe ef organ
fer Linn County.
A. saltmarsh, Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

r. j. Till, Laura @. Hill. aad the Dundee
Nortgagean Trust Investment Company,
L.miEed, Defendants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
I am now receiving my Fall stock Of
LADIES, MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES,
AND
MEN AND BOYS
BOOTS AND
\ SH0 ES.

! have selected these goods with care
and with view e their adaptability
to this climate. | have bought them
direct from the manufacturers, and
am authorized to warrant every pair.
| make specially Of this line of goods,
and no doubt carry the largest stock
in the city. As to price there is no
house in Oregon that has any advant-
age Of me in buying, as / buy strictly
for cash, and can give as good value for
the money as any other house. ! keep
no trash.
chnnHsEar vmasmn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

Thomas ]. Edwards, Gen II. Allingham,
r. b. Knapp and II. w. Wsiaca aud ID. II.
Thompson and Walter Il. BnTrell, Admin
Knapp, Burrell 6,Co., Defendants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

Send your book and job wo:K to S d Dor.
ris.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
SheriR's Sale.

N the Circuit coarf etrkde Szafcef Oyegoa
for Linn Comfy.
Ennies Bant,. Plalnllff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

Francis II Layton. u Layton his wife, James
U layton and Rose Lay ton, his wife, J III
Wright aud Flora Wright his wife, Milton
Hale and SusAnnah Hale, bis wife, and
amanda Coaley, Defendants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

a. 81 MoRRIs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

j. n. CHARLTON,
Sheriff of Linn county. Oregon,
per JAS. j. CHARLTON, Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

IN t.e Circuit Court of ne STATE Of Oregon, for
Linn county.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07

pursuit. With the. coming OF the railroad
this CITY has taken a new start and its show
ing of handsome brick buildings including
one of the finest hotels in the state, is very
large Its class of business and profes-
sional men are of the very best, full OF
energy and enterprise for their beautiful
town.
The improvements this year are as fol-
lows; The Thompson block corner OF
Main and First street is a large and hand
some brick and stone building 75x1OO feet,
with an opera house up stairs. The bust
ness portion will be occupied by the
McNeal, Little s. Thompson Banking Co.,
Ramsey & Sheldon, general merchants. and
the Cressett printing Office. The total cost
of this block will be over $4,000; Hig-
gins s. Byerly block on Main street, 5Ox1oO
feet, and cost fully 5000. This will be oc-
cupied as furniture and dry goods store
T. A. McNeal on Kansas avenue, 25x4O,
a handsome brick building for offices only
Wood & Vincent, on Main street, a two
story brick, 25x6O, cost about $500 and
will be occupied as boot and shoe store
The most important building, however,
is the new court house. This is beautl-
full and ornamental brick structure, with
two stories and basement.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07
cESIUS IN DISGUISE.

The professional tramp is something OF a
genius, despicablc as is his profession.
Being otherwise disengaged his inventive
powers have full play, and if he would but
apply them in a different direction than
devising scheme to procure meal with
out giving a quid pro quo, he might and
doubtless would accomplish something tor
his own bcttermcnt and that of his fellow
men. The novelty, not to say originality,
of his devices usually brings its reward
at least to the extent of his ambition, /. e..
filling for an empty stomach. occasional
lv he rises above the commonplace asplra-
tions that move him and performs an eX-
traordinary feat. For instance, few
nights ago he placed an obstruction on
railroad, and assuming the role OF
farmer, took his stand on the track In the
direction Of IN approaching passenger tram
signalled it down and reported the obstruc-
ton. The grateful passengers made up a
purse On the spot and rewarded him for
his noble act of rescuing them, as it were,
from certain destruction. His object was
accomplished; the distractions were re-
moved from the track and the train moved
on Likewise our hero.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07
MEDICINE LODGE.


TO the Editor Q. ,Ae Eagle
Bright little Medicine it may we'll be
called as the town is itself a revelation of
beauty. with its rolling landscape and cir
clets of nicely wooded and dainty streams.
1t is favorahly situated close TO the junction
Of three pretty water courses, the Medicine
river, ELM and Spring creeks. In the early
settlement of the county this spot was an
oasis, pe.sec, haven for the weary hunter
or emigraaI, who found here after travers-
ing many miles of trceie>s plains wood ans:
wa,er in plenty for his team.
The lagure Of the town can hardly as yet
b, estimated, but diat lis growth VIII ba
certain AMI great Is S irue as that It's past
mas shown a. indication That here toan
was needed, which viii also in time become
a city o. commercial importance.
Medicine Lodge !, also the cap
ital Of Barber, one OF largest couu-
lies in western Kansas. The
land in the county is perhaps the most roll
ilg of any in the western ?a.t of the state.
but the tilable land IS extremely fertile and
viii produce the heaviest crops known in
the state. II is also The best watere,i coun
IL in the state, its numerous streams max
ing stock raising profitable ard pleasant
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07
COMPARISON OF ASSESSMENTS.

Secretary of State McGrath gives the as
sessmcnt upon the railroads Of Missouri by
the State beard of equalization at its
session this year at $40, o22, 295. Adding
to this the IS, 0G0, 600 of local assessments
the total reaches above $50, 600. The
following comparison by states is made:
Iowa 7,490 miles; valuation, $50, 216, ,6SS,
or 81 ,43J per mile. Kansas, 4,5i1 miles;
valuation, $50, ,4349 936. or $7.1,9 per mile.
Illinois, e,O25 miles: valuation, 500, ,9S7,-
3l7, OF 81, 600 per mile Arkansas, 1,745
miles; valuation. $l3 104 ,93S, or s., 7,S52
per mile. Missouri, 4, ,654 miles; valuation
$40, S22 2a5, or 50, $40 per mile.
The gross earnings of the railroads of
Iowa IN 1885 were 500 492 423 and the net
earnings &l4,0ol .00o The gross earn
ings of the railroads in Missouri in 1885
were S2S, 054, 1o3 ami the net earnings $40,
646, 452 The Missouri Pacific railroad in
this state is assessed this year at SlS, s03
- mile. This is the highest assessment
on any railroad. The highest assessment
on q railroad in Kansas is $13 306 As; in
Iowa, $l4,500, and in Illinois Sl3 ,315 a
mile The Illinois Central railroad pays in
its corporate capacity direct to the state an
annuity of per cent on its gros. earnings
This is for lands and privileges acquired
/ by it when chartered. and paying no other
tax. is not included among the assessed
railroads Of that state, nor is il assessed a.
railroad IN Missouri, like in other state,
referred to, the assessment of railroads fol
/ taxable purposes and 10y the state boards
is upon the roadbed and the rolling stocl
/ only
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07

Recently steamboat was loaded at Ar
kansas City with a cargo Z q wheat
corn and other produce and shipped Tor
Fort Smith The trip was successfully
ma lie and proved a profitable one to the
owners of the boat and cargo. we men
ton this to call attention to the great Ar
kansas as a channel of commerce, which IL
will be when opened properly for navlga-
ton. Little or no money has been appro-
or ated for or expended upon the river In
the way Of opening it for navigation.
When this is done by appropriations from
the government commensurate win the
Importance of the stream and interests OF
The country, the growth and development
of the commercial and agricultural inter
ests will be proportionately enhanced.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
For the Seventh Congressional District.

Scott city. scott county, Thursday. Oct !, at 30
- ,n' SPEAKERS. S X. Tc;ers and A. ", smith
Belle Piane, sumner county Thursday; Oft. q az
7aJ p m. speakers, w. s. Morris W. b. La'hy ai'
Syracuse, Hamilton county, Friday. oct 8, at ';s
r. Brown "s; sp'"N''' '''.' - :
M speakers. S. II. Peters, }. A. Murray an" H.
Sterling Ree county, Saturday, oct 2 at 20 ? ~.
i,y.' Iatny
~ Rootli and Tim McCarty.
larnei' Pa"nee eeityl g pe,crs " sutton. ! F.
tireenlee an q J. ". Hamilton.
Great liend Barton county Me!nes"ay' oe'on.r nert 10
r. Hatfield and J. W. Hamilton
and y. m, Speakers 5. Il. Peters, J. c. s,rang,
W i.a,hy, H. B.keiley and Thos. }. jackson = :,
Mount Hope Sedgwick county. friday, OCT io AT
:s,n.m. speakers J. II. Hailowei., T. T. Taylor and
A Murray.
Speakers, 5. r. Peters, q. ". Clement and A '"
Smith
{. :. s. Pinch. a'N'''' . ~
Speakers. j. Il. Hallowe, Frank Gillette and Z. ).
Finch: - o., ,e
at r. M and 1%J p, Speakers. :: X Peters, q, "
Clement, ". L. stanley, X. Hatfield, w. e. Lathy, j.
it,ca harper county Monday Oct Is, at $50 p. m.
Speakers, $ Il. Peters v. S. Morris. }. W Haughy
Harper, Harper county. Tuesday. Get 10, at 20 ?.
m. Speakers $. r. Peters, I. a. McNeal, H. Hatfield
and J. w. Hamilton.
Medicine Lodge Barber county. Wednesday, oct.
y, at 40 D. m Speakers, = r. Peters j. A. Ray, q.
Il Smelling and I'm McCarty.
Wellington. sumner county, Thursday. october q.
az s:SD u IN. Speakers $. Z Peters, g. w Clements.
A. " SIaith, ". L. stanley. Tim McCarty and L. Il.
Allen.
Wichita Sed.wck county. friday. Get. %, at 7:a
n m Sueakers s. r. Peters J. r. falowe Frank
t'ileote. t.. ". Clenent, J. ". Hamilton and I'm
NcCartN.
Cai,ieli Sumner county, Saturday, Oct. %, q; -
y. ~ Speakers. : r. Peters, J. L. Hai!owcii and l.
4 NcNeal.
walnut City. RUS, county Monday. * at "a
y. IA. Speakers. :. x. Peters. g. W Niinocks. y
bay ard ran hcCarty.
m Speakers. >. L. Peters. ". IL. Brown. l. l.
Caapi,an ard TIM EcCar;y.
NicSprson. Reno ceuntN, Tuesday, Oct. -, al ~
% m Speakers, Frank Gillette. Gso. ID. orncr ano
ST yohp. STAFFORD oouaty Thursloy Oct. IS AT ~
+. m speakers, ). X Peters; u. o Davidson an,
luks. Prstt c5uuty Friaay cct. -. at $50 p. n
speakers, :. r. Peters, y. Q. Davidson Frank Gi
le.te and r. hatfield.
EiIinwood. Iulton county, Friday, Oct. -, at -
p m Speakers, J. l.. Haoweii Il. Whteside an'
Iaktn. Finl,ey county Friday Get. - at - p. NJ
sneakers II. Is. kelley, " Il Brown anu J. "isush
Kingman. hlngman ceunty, Saiuroay, Get. ~. .
10 \. IN. speakers :. Il. Peters, H.; q isiNids''n
r r Taslo r. ltatilsd and ). ". Haughey.
Ci;larIon. rord county saturday, Oct. 81 at $50 /
~ Speakers III q Kelley. y. Il. hUwn, HeIir
Ia.th and J ". i>u>h.
Newton Harvey county. Monday. Nov. :. at t:20 y
Speakers = i. Peters. g. " Clement, lanC
l-aw-rencr, r !. fss;gr, y. WlistSi,oo AID ".
Stanley.
A fiii attendance is requested at all these meet
nSS Th, Issues of tEe iOuI VIII te th'. 9ld tho
" i IATnY, Ell CHAPMAN.
:, sretaty. Chf n. ES. Cen
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07
BOB TAYLOR'S FIGURATIvE REPLY.
rom tre Atlanta Constitution

rom tire Atlanta Constitution.
Speaking of the Taylor brothers and
their remarkable campaign in Tennessee,
the following good story comes from that
direction: During the session OF the
Democratic convention in Nashville, Bob
Taylor's name was before the convention
rs candidate. Bob was in Knoxville. A
report was put in circulation that Bob only
desired the honor of nomination, and his
ambition being gratified, he would decline
to run. One of his ardent friends, becom-
ing excited. telegraphed Say positively
whether you will accept the nomination
if rendered you" Bob was a little puzzled
how to answer such an inquiry, but ra tied
the following answer over the wires: "A
poor old man once dragged himself twenty
miles to see my mother. hen ne got
ready to leave he said: Madam, if you
don't believe | can tote ham home just
fry mot
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07

An unknown man recently entered the
Office of the receivers of the Texas and
Pacific, and placed upon Colonel Mobiles
desk voluminous manuscript which,
ubon examination, prove to be an argu'
ment against pools. bearing the title,
(Which is most harmful to city-a rail-
wav pool or an earthquake?' The argu-
ment was to the effect that pools were the
most harmful. and Agent Noble indorseo
upon the papers, "Author respectfully re-
ferred to Charleston.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07

The famous Gen Cassus N. Clay, OF
Kentucky, who hes at one time or another
belonged to almost every politicel party
which has flourishcd in this country fol
fifty years, announces that he has oe
termined to re-entcr politics. He has mol
made up his mind whether to run for con-
gress or for governor. and he does not say
what his platform of principles will be.
He is n years of age. bat is as hearty and
virOrous as ever
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07

It : said TIA; When thieves fall ont hon
est men ect tlleir d'leS. Il Is 10 be hoped
the saying viii p7oyc equally true rs to
me'eroloeists. Var hss brohen eat ;,fresl
between Wiggjns aai Proctor and now
,ha, they are addressing themselves strictly
10 each ot1el in personal sort of way. we
raay hope toc a respite, ior time ii least.
from earthquakes, billiards, etc. and en-
ioy. A stationary te,npcrat,:re and fair
weathef
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07
Twenty Lots

Will be offered at an Unusual
Bargain for a few days at Bar
thOlOmew'S Office. Spectators
and investors will find 1t to their
interest to see for themselves.
G. BARTHOLOMEW.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07

The number Of people who have taken
up their residence IN Sumner, Harper
Cowley and other counties, solely for the
purpose Of awaiting the opening Of the
Oklahoma country, reaches up in the thou
sands Every day many such men can be
met with in Wellington, Caldwell Harper.
and in every town and village in the border
counties of the state. They are nearly al
men of not very fash circumstances. Hho
wan; homeSteads in thc beautiful land now
principally inhabited By [. ). troops and
coyotes. These men are sanguiae .h2t this
territory viii eventually be openesi to them.
and they are patiently waiting for pergais-
sion to step over the line and occupy be
much coveted land Postal Gard
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07
T.. l.. CHAPMAN.
Car'n ES. Com

c. Wood rlcis telographs from New
York tha; the worl, OF construction on the
Chicago, s. Joseph Il III Woc,h railroai
will begin Immediately after the bonds are
vo'cd in Harvey and Dickinson cola,ie',
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07

The report of the [ iah commission 70 tie
secretary Of the interior, IS il appears in
this mornings dispatches, Make an cncour-
aging showing Of work done in that iirec-
ton.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07

The talk Of councils of war n tn c,1s; IS
au evil foreboding. Il Is abolt time fer
the periodic disturbance of the peace Of the
Balkan principalitics 10 occur. anl the tsrl-
per OF the Bulgarian. seems to oe just right
for it, Diplomacy l..y avert The per iing
clash for season, but it is coming
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07

For Probate Judge ,,,,,,,,r.r
for S'eiA Vi ON ABB WRIGHT.
For County Attorney ,oxre
For County Superintendent ,,,,cr
For Commissioner Third Dist'1cfH e. RANDALL
For Representative SD District ,,r, a,
For Representative OH D r. E. LAWRENCE.
ror epfe"eA'Ao A. H. CARPENTER
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07
REPUBLICAN TICKET
EATH TICKET.

GrATB TICKET.
<r A''o'A'' ' II. vALEA r1NR
JOHN A. MARTIN,
For Lieutenant ooverpor.
A. Ottawa county.
Fsr Secretary Of State
sedgwick county
r,.r es.so fft~surer--
summer county.
For A.disor Of fssS1zy ss:ssn MCCARTHY.
Pawnee county.
pu Attorney yoen<al-o,r
.,- srr.r,ntendent OF Public Instruction
r J. II. LAWHkADr
FOR CONGREsSMKN.
Fh's DSs HON. B. n. MORRILL,.
Secono D''S HON. 3. H. FUNSTON.
i"i1 HON. B. W. PERKINS. ...
fouf'a HON. THOMAS RYAN.
Firm D'S0'' HON. A. 8. WILSON.
Washington county.
s'1'n Ds"' HON. e. J. TURNER.
se'e0'n HON. .. R. PETERS,
JuDICIAL-lsth DISTRICT.
s'' HON. T. B. WALL.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-07
COUNTY TICKET.

HON. T. B. WALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-06-22
Newspaper Borrowers.

Do you ever think, as day after
day you borrow your neighbor's
newspaper. how the man who pub
fishes the paper would live il every
body did as You do? Just imagine
yourself in the publishers place, and
see how you would like some fellow to
come to your house every afternoon
regularly day after day from one
years end to that of next, and bor-
row a loaf of bread and take it away
and eat it without making you any
return. True you don't eat the news
paper you borrow, but you do, every
mothers son of you, rob the printer
by borrowing your neighbor's news
paper and reading it, because you
deprive the printer of the opportuni-
ty of selling a paper. You say this
is small matter; you are right, 1t is
small matter in your case, but sup
pose everybody was as mean as you
are, who would take the papers then,
and where would you find one to bor-
row? Does it ever occur to you that
your neighbor who with long suffer-
ing charity and forbearance continues
to supply you with literary food
through summers heat and winters
cold for many a weary, weary year,
thinks you are the meanest and most
despicable wretch on the face of the
earth, and wishes you were transport
ed to the North Pole or sunk to the
bottom of the deep, deep sea? The
fact is, you belong to the inuumerable
army of borrowers who make their
living by borrowing instead of work
ing, and inasmuch as they are not
amenabIe to the law and can't be pun
ished for fiiehing away their neigh
boris property in this manner, are
more to be dreaded than thieves.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-06-22
Book Notices.

DEMoREsT's MAGAzrNE is always welcome
visitor to the household circle, and the July
number possesses much merit. Among the ar
ticles worthy of mention are Clara Morris,
the Emotional Actress" !" by Mrs, Corly, q a
Oliver Goldsmith" art Workin Metals, and
Author, Costumes" Mrs. Hart's serial in
crcases in interest, and 'Froln Pencil to Brush
is of value to art students. ". Jennings Dem
crest contributes Tho Infancy of the Liquor
Traffic" '.Our Appeal to the Young" and
.'The Press on the Rum Traffic" The frontis-
piece is fine oil picture, ''Lear and the Fool"
PETERsoN's MAGAzrNE for July is brimfuI of
beautiful things. 1.-The Rival Bells" is a steel
engraving in the highest style of art, and is
followed by a colored fashiOn=plate an cX-
quisite' colored pattern. wood 'eugrayiugs of
fashions, embroidery. etc. The high character
of Peterson for giving some of the best original
stories is more than maintained i'll this number.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-06-22
PoET1cAL.
entertaining Big Sisters seau


.IoIi are my sisters new beau. are You,
The one she caught at the ball;
heard her telling my mama so,
just as came through the hall.
She says yoti are awfuily stupid,
And you cannot dance at all;
It's just because you are rich. gdessr
Made you the "a catch at the bail.
And she says thatwhen you are marriedi
,a She'll teach you a thing or two;
I don't think Td'be tadght by girl
If 1 were man like yoii.
Sister says that she loYes your moneys
'A Aud jacks Is a hopeless case;
And ma says that your love can be seen
- Plainas the nose on your face.
And heard her falling MY papa,
She thought you'd be easily won,
And because of your wealth apd position,
q. Would make an acceptable son.
Who is Jack9 He is sisters cid beau
70 Or was before she caught s6H;
D He is smarter than on are. / know,
And just as good blocking, too.
Sister loved him d little, I'm sure;
But Jack is awfully poor,
So she wrote him note this morning
ld Not to come back any more. .l
What Not going already, are you!
Jack never hurried of so; rr..
Sister will be down in u minute, .
And be real angry, know.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-06-22
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