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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-06-01
AFTERNOON SESSION.

COlQullGUe9 on permanent Or8dulAd-
ton reported and after some amend
ments the report was adopted and
committee discharged.
On motion the report was taken up
by sections and after some discussion
was adopted as follows:
l. That the name of this assOcia-
ton shall be Northern Kansas
Christian College Association"
2 That there shall be a president,
secretary and treasurer and five vice
presidents, each of whom shall be
resident of northern Kansas. The
ce-presidents shall constitute the
Board of Trustees.
3. That the association be IncOr-
pOrated under the above name for the
purpose Of locating, building. and
maintaining a college in northern
Kansas
4 That the voting be by ballot.
After which the following were chosen
to be the officers of the association
for one year: President, 3. P. Frank
lin; secretary, w b. Fleming, both
of Smith Center; treasurer, James S.
/ Wallace, Of Norton; vice-presidents,
! S. j. Vance, Norton; A. P McElrOy,
PhiIlipsburg; B. Macy, Smith Center
! Geo. w. Reed, MankatO; L. d. earle
ton, ScOttsville.
The president, secretary and vice
president Macy were appointed a
/ committee to draft constitution and
! bylaws to be submitted at the next
meeting. The officers were duly
sworn in and qualified to serve in the
respective offices as named above.
The committee on resolutions beg
| leave to report as follows:
The members of the Church of
! Christ Of northwest Kansas, and other
parts OF the state, in a meeting assem-
bled at Smith Center, May sd, 1888,
unanimously adopt the following
resolutions, tO-Wit;
RESOLVED, That we tender our
! heartfelt thanks to the citizens and
brethren of Smith Center for their
| kindness and the generous hospitality
and courtesy by which we have been
| treated during the meeting and our
sOjOurn with them
RESOLVED, That we feel that our
! lots have been cast IN a pleasant
place by attending the meeting Of the
/ college association at this place, and
we most heartily thank the citizens
and brethren Of Smith Center for
their generosity In giving the mem
bers Of the association aSfree ride
over their city.
RESOLVED. That a report of this
meeting and a copy Of these resOiu-
lions be furnished to the papers pub
/ lished at Smith Center and also to
each Of the papers published at the
towns competing for the location Of
the college. L. D. CARLETON,
T. III. HAMAKER,
j. H SIMMONS.
The meeting was earnest, careful
and harmonious throughout and the
/ free entertainment and liberality ex-
tended by the citizens Of Smith Cen
ter was duly appreciated be each one
present. The meeting adjourned to
meet at Phillipsburg, June 18th, 1888,
at which time and place all compel
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-06-01
Northern Kansas Christian col
lege.-An enthusiastic meet
ing at Smith Center.

lege.-An enthusiastic meet
ing at Smith1Center.
According to previous announce
ment delegates from different coun-
ties of western Kansas met at Smith
Center, May %, 1888.
Bro. Poole, State Evangelist, and
Bro. Thompson, Chairman of the
State College Committee, were called
upon and gave very instructive ex-
plantations Of the inception, plans and
workings Of Garfield University at
Wichita. Urging that nothing be
done to cripple or weaken in any way
this the grandest and best institution
west Of the Mississippi river. After
some discussion S. Means, of Norton,
moved the resolution that a college
under the auspices Of the Christian
church be established some where IN
one of the counties embraced in the
call for this meeting. This was IN
animously adopted
Elder Franklin was made Chair
man and T. J. Loar Secretary of this
meeting.
A committee on program reported
the following which was carried out.
1 Devotional exercises fifteen min
utes, conducted by Bro. Poole.
/ ID, The object and progress of the
work up to this time, Elder F. P
Franklin.
Sd, Suggestions from any present
as to plans of..future work.
Mr.. Daniels, of Agra, moved
that we proceed to organize cOlleg'
association. Carried
Mr.. McElroy moved that a com
lmittee on organization Of a cOllegu
association, consisting Of one from
each competing point be appOinte'
/ by the chair, to report at 1:3O p. m
! The following were appointed: M
Fisher, Kirwin, S. Means, Norton
! A. P. McElrOy, Phillipsburg, D. i
Fleming, Smith Center, p. Smedley
Agra, DR. Lapham, KensingtOn, an
Geo. w. Reed, Iankato.
On motion Bros. Poole, Thompson
and Franklin were added as an &C
visOry committee.
Bros. Carleton, Hamaker and Sin
mons were appointed on resolution
Adjourned to 30 p. N.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
As To CONSISTENCY.
ALBANY, MAY a4th, 1883.

ALBANY, May a4th, 1888.
Editors Duly Demotraf
Republicans are attempting 10 make cap
ital out Of what they call discrepancy In
the democratic platform Of 1886 and 1888.
The Herald OF this city few days ago at
tempted something of that kind In a feeble
way, but It's editor succeeded In nothing II
not In committing himself 10 an irrevoca.
bic opposition TO reduction or revision OF
the tariff and consequent tightening OF the
burdens OF the people. The democratic
party has ever contended that The tariff
was and Is rnjussly apportioncd. That Il
Is laid In The interest OF the rich and few
and against the interest Of the poor and
many. In the denocrrtic platform Of 1856.
fault Is found with the republican party for
reducing the tariff on raw mnterial and IN.
eveasiHR Il on the manufactured article.The
objection 70 the republican policy was not
that the duty on wool had been reduced,
but because there had been reduction on
wool and an increase Of duty on wooden
goods. II any man VIII take the trouble
TO hunt up the debate had in Congress dur.
Ing the pending Of the tariff bill Of 1883 ii c
will find that the democrats urged this
very objection 10 the bill then. they said
| If YOU will make some reduction on wool.
ems We will vote for your bill TO reduce the
duty on wool but the republicans were stub
born and made the reduction on WOO
while actually increasing II on woolcns. II
1883 The democratic platform says, Htha
We most unqualifiedly endorse the polio,
Of tariff revision (How by making re
duetIon greater In total on manufactured
weolens than OF wool) and q reduction G
the surplus revenue TO the needs Of The gov
erninent economically administered. a. se
forth IN the presidents last annual messag
to Congress Now, the editorof the ne,
aid Is nothing II he Il not opposedto any re
duction OF the tariff OF, IN fac, of any chang
whatever, hence to break the force of tb
sentiment for reduction he ealleges inconsis
ency In the democratic platforms when non
exists. But what Is thought Of that repui
lican consistency that reduced the duty 0
wool In 1883 and now demands resteratio
Of the duty OF 1867 Let the Heyaid an
wer. REyKNCK REFORM.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
DEMOCRATS AROUSED.

The county candidates met Al Syracuse
last week, good audience, and presented
their claims for the peoples suffrage. Whit
ney, Myers, Morelock, Curl and other dem.
ocraiic candidates are meeting the repubii-
can candidates on all questions In good
style. The inside plans and schemes of
the republican managers have aroused the
democratic leaders 10 enter the contest
with old time zeal and energy. In fact, a
number of democratic leaders who were
taking rest this year have been made mad
and hot at the corrupt plans Of some of the
enemy's leaders and have gaIlantly buckIed
on the harness and have thrown them.
selves into the hottest OF the iight,and their
work will tell on the 4th Of June. Let
democrats in all parts of the county take
courage for big victory Is ahead II al
will do their duty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
Andrews & HaCkIeman,
Summons.

IN ne Circuit CO.t4 Of k4c State ef Oregon
for NE CoaHfy Of Linn
Martha Houston, Plaintiff.
vs..
Josie Il, Zimmerman, Defendant
To Josie T.. Zimmerman, the above
named Defendant.
IN the name OF the State of Oregon: You
are hereby required TO appear and an.
swer tbs complaint OF the above named
Plaintiff in the above entitled Court now
on file with the Clerk Of said Court. within
ten days from the date OF the service OF
this Summons upon you, IL served in Linn
county, Oregon, but II served Ia any
other county In this state then within
twenty days from tho date OF the service
upon you, or II served on you out OF the
State or adjudication, then by the nrst
day OF the June term of the Circuit Court
following such service, to.wit:
the ssth day or sune. 1858.
and you are hereby notified that II you
fail 10 appear and answer said complaint
as hereby required the Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum OF
s454.s3 aud Interest thereon from May
9th, 1855, az per cent per annum and for
the further sum Of 1882 50 with interest
thereon at the rate of 3 per cent per an
mum from the 2nd day OF May, 1856, and
for tho costs aud disbursements to be
taxed and for an order OF the Court to sell
the property attached Ia the above entitled
action To satisfy any judgment obtained,
to-wit. Lot a In the city OF Scio, Linn
county, Oregon, excepting the following :
Beginning At the y l. corner of said lot n,
thence w so feet; thence y 10 feet thence
r. so feet (; thence = 10 feet TO the place oI
beginning. Also the f. = OF lot 20 In Scio,
Linn Co, Or Also commencing AT the
corner Of Lot 20 in the city Of Scio. Linn
county, oregon, and running. theuce w
% feet thence = 81 feet TO the north bank
OF Thomas Creek thence easierly along
the north bank Of said Creek TO a point
opposite and on n limo with the east
boundary line OF said Lot 20; thence N
81 feet TO the place OF oFbeglnning, ~ a point
IL IS chains Il Of the ~ r. corner OF Sec.
%, Up. 10 5 R2w; thence l. 5:l2 chains
thence 20 chains thence = Sge IS
1854 chains thence y 81 so chains thence
w 40 6G chains thence n 81. so chains "a
the place OF beginning, containing Ice
acres, la Linn county, Oregon.
This u published by order OF tho Hon
Z. z, Boise. made At Chambers the 10Th
day Of May, 1888.
J. X. WEATnERRoRD,
Attorney Ter Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
Summons,

In the Circuit Court Of he State Of OREGON
for he County Of Linn:
Mary A Broadwell, Plaintiff.
w.
Jacob G Broadwell, Defendant.
To Jacob g. BroadweII tae above named
Defendant.
N the name ofthe State OF Oregon You
Il are hereby required to appear and an :
swer the complaint Of the above named
Plaintiff In the above entitled Court now
On file with the Clerk Of said Court with :
In ten days from the date OF the service OF
this Summons upon you If fserved in Linn
county, Oregon, but II served In any other
county in the State or Oregon, then within
twenty days OF the service, OF this Sum
mons upon yen, or ifseTved outside Of the
State or by publication then by tho first
day OF the next regular term of Court fol-
lowing, 10 wit:
the g5th day Of jane, 1888,
ana you are hereby notified IL you fail To
answer said complaint as hereby required
the Plaintin will apply to the Court for
me relief demanded In tits complaint.
to-wit: A decree dissolving tho bonds of
matrimony now existing and for the care,
custody and control OF minor childron
named IN the complaint and for the costs
nd disbursements and such other reIief
may bc equitable.
This Summons IS published by tho or.
der Of tho Hon. II .. Hoise, Judge Of said
Court made May 3rd, 1888.
j. X. WFATHERF1RD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01

Two years ago Bart Allen run for the
Legislature on the Prohibition ticket in this
county, and caused plenty of AMUSEMENT
during the canvass. This year he Is making
1t lively in Benton county in the same
capacity, The following is from the New
port News "Bart Allen the prohibition
candidate for the legislature was the next
speaker, and he succeeded in keeping the
audience in roar of laughter for twenty
minutes. He made some telling points in
regard to monopolies and wound up with
ali invitation for all to vote the prohibition
ticket
It is reported from Detroit that lad
named Frank Bailey, sixteen years old, has
such mania for thrusting pins and need
les into the right side of his face and neck
that It has become necessary to send him to
the lunatic asylum. AT the time of his de-
parture he had from thirty to forty pins
buried to the head in his cheek, besides an
unknown number of needles that were out
of sight.
w. A. Wells Is shipping about 30, 600
bu' hels Of wheat from Corvallis to San Fran
cisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01

TACOMA DEMOCRAT has just re
ceived marked copy of the Tacoma
Ledger showing the improvements In that
city for the first five months Of this year.
Though we are not in the business of
booming Tacoma, and have our hands full
at home, we admit that we admire the rec
ord. According to the figures already this
year ago frame residences and 6s other
buildings have been erected at a cost of
| S72o,2s3, almost as much building rs was
done during the whole of 1887. Tacoma
has seven saw mills with capacity of g6o,-
600 feet per day, more than that of Seattle
and Portland combined.
FRUIr.--A Southern Oregon paper
speaks as follows OF the fruit outlook !:
"The present outlook for an immense
fruit crop in Southern Oregon, Is very en-
couraging. II could not be better. II seems
nature had thrown almost its entire vitality
into the fruit trees, ladening them with the
developing fruit" From all over Western
Oregon does the same cheering reports
come. Fruit fruit, fruit Our farmers
should save all OF II, and rustic carly for
market II Is time that we cast off this old
name of not attending to things. Save your
fruit, save everything Make the pennies
count.
WHOLESALE FURNITURE Factory
Thursday afternoon Mr.. c. ]. DilIou, who
recently sold his furniture business at va.
quina City, purchased the furniture fac.
tory of w Fortmiller & CO., the facilities
of which he will enlarge. Mr.. Dillon In
formed a DEMOCRAT man that he pro-
poses 70 make the wholesale manufacture
of furniture speciality, and will branch
out as the business justifics. lie Is q thor
ough workman as we'll as good citizen.
Fortmiller & Co, will confne their busi-
ness to the retail trade, of which they have
large one already.
ALso.-Mr. CASTOR, father of Mr.. w. II.
CASTOR and Mrs. George Turrell, is also in
the city with his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
CASTOR, and to-day took trip into the
country. He has been residiag in Tacoma
with his son in-law, and has all the enthu-
siasm over that place possessed by even a
real estate man,74 years OF age,he Is as hale
and hearty as much younger man.
Nor THE WoRsT.-Eh Perkins, the
famous liar, talks at Corvallis tomorrow
evening. Ifhc can surpass some of the pub
lie speakers of the day in this field he will
have to exert himself. This seems to be an
era of liars, the list including nearly all
classes but newspapers. They never do
ANYTHING worse than to prcvaricate.
DR.. Gunderson, whomv { mentioned sew
errl days ago for as being arrested for ad-
miniAtering morphine, WIS tried aud dis
charged AS it was . test case IL was watched
with great interest The Doctor has obtained
more notoriety than he would have obtained
in Albany in life time.
Pitchers Castoria.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
UNFAIR.

II Is reported thatsAir. Williams, republi.
can candidate for County School Superin-
tendent, writes the reports Of the various
meetings of the candidates for the Herald,
In which attempts are made to belittle the
claims and qualifications of Mr.. Curl. This
is unfair, 10 say the least, for Mr.. Williams
has equal time on the stump with Mr.. Curl.
Mr.. Curl Is an Oregon raised boy and has
educated himself through his own unaided
efforts and the voters of the county admire
such pluck in young man and win elect
him BY a big majority.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01


FoR STEALING HoRsEs.-On Friday Mr.
Dave Keenan,, of SodavilIe, was brought te
this city, on complaint of Mr.. Richardson,
of Rock Hill, on the charge of horse steal
ing. Asnearly as we could learn the case
Is about like this Last fall Mr. keenan,
left some horses with Mr. Richardson to
keep. When he went aftert them awhile ago
Mr. Richardson refused to give them up
until paid for keeping them, which Mr..
Keenan, did not do. A few days afterwards
while Mr.. Richardson was away from home
Mr.. keenan, went to his farm and took the
horses, hence the arrest
SUDDENLY ExrLonEp.-A young man
by the name of Lawrence, living in the
vicinity of Little Elk, in this county, met
with quite severe accident recently. He
had gone out for hunt armed with a
Spencer repeating rifle, and after roaming
around for while came across band OF
deer and proceeded to shoot at them, but
for some cause the first cartridge simply
snapped, and he took It out of the barrel
and started to examine it when it suddenly
exploded tearing off portion of the little
finger, and otherwise mutilating the hand
with which he was holding it. II was a very
painful wound Gazette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01

crDAR RArlps, Ia, May z5 The thir.
tieth general assembly Of the United Pres
byterian Church of North America con.
vened this evening. Nearly 200 delegates
from all portions Of the United States, Can
ada and some foreign countries are present.
Rev. NJ. M. Gibson, of San Francisco,
preached the opening sermon. Ten syn.
ods, slxty.one Presbyterlea belong 10 the
assembly. Dr. w. r. Mallory, OF Chicago,
was unanimously elected moderator
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
Only chlnaman. :

CHICAGO. May u. Charles Carey, who
deliberately killed Moy III Ding china
man, at the stock yards packing house
April ;. pleaded guilty, and has been sen.
fenced TO fifty years By the judge. The
victim went to buy scraps. when Carey
walked up TO him, laughed, pulled a rcvei.
yer and shot him dead. To The horrified
spectasort he said: "T'ye only killed 4
cinnamon"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
Summons,

Ia ate Circuit Court Of Me Stae Of Or gOa
for Linn County.
r. s. wallace, Plaintiff.
John Heighsle, WIN England and George
Williams. Defendants.
To John Heighsle. VIM England and
george Williams, Defendants.
I'm the name Of the State Of Oregon: You
are hereby required TO appear and an :
sweT the complaint flied against ycu in the
above entitled suit, on or before
Ihe aSGh day Of June, Esss,
that being tho first day ef the next regular
term or said Court following the puOlica
tion Of this Summons, and If you fail TO
so answer. said Plaintiff will apply TO
said Court for decree against the said
Defendant, John F,tighsle for the sum Of
two thousand dollars with interest there
on at the rate Cf Ten per cent per annum
since the 25th day OF September, 1886, as
money due Plaintiff ion promissOry note
be made by said John Heighsie. TO Pain
tiff, and also decree against said refen
dants for the foreclosure of mortgage
made bv said Defendant, John Heighsle
o saia Plaintiff to secure the payment Of
aid sum and interest and for the sale Of
the moItgagtd premises or land morigag
ous uobcItDDu iO@0lSs ne WSSb N OF > H.
u and east a OFFS w I dissection 20 in
Township 8 sonth 6f range 2 cast OF the
Willamette meridiyn, In Linn county,
Oregon aud againsf said Defendant. John
Heighsle for 500 Ltiorneys fees and costs
and Disbursements All also that the pro
eeeds Of such sale be applied in payment
OF said principal and interest, Attorneys
fes and disbursements.
This Summons is served by publication
thereof six sucsaseive esks in the STATE
RIoHTs DEMOCH19 bv order Of Hon. K,
Y Boise, Judge OF said Court. made si
Chambers ana bearing date the 0th day OF
Nav, 1883
SHAW 4 GRFG0.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
Notice..

We have appointed Mr.. S. A. DeVaney,
of Waterloo as our Agent In Linn county
for LGsgs Of BaSiaeSs prepared BY Prof
Parsons of Harvard University exSFesxiy for
farmers and 6EaaeSs men. Endorsed by the
chief and associated justices OF the Suprems
Bench. Ispronounced Is by thousands Of the
clearesl headed business men of the coun-
try as book which they can not afford 10
BE- Tsfis0Ef. We ask an investigation Of its
merits.
Agents wanted In every county In the
State
w. =. GRANT, Publisher.
(Agent for Western and Pacific Statesl
3Io6H California ST.. San Francisco, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
REAL EsTATE SALES.

As recorded In the County Clerks Office
Of Linn county, Oregon
Hannah Dcyine 10 Hugh NIckerson,
4oacrce, law f....+.......P 600
Geo Knox to J L Knox, ct al. 3oaeres
+ NJ Rinehart 10 + ID Underwood,
So acres, - w4................ 2Soo
NJ fieistcr TO ii Burkhari, in 20
acres, II " w3........,......... iOoo
+ M Rinehart 10 Flora G Rinebart,
So acres, II " 4............ 1
S and A I Hamilton 70 T Hooks,
acres. s......,............
John and c l. Brush to Geo + Mills.
IS feet front First street, Albany 9Ioo
David Swan TO Pfar%s NJ Miller,
lots, Lebanon. n........+..... 900
Martin wcrts ID Sarah l. Luper, s
lots IN Tangent t............... 10
X X Humphrey by ID $ Smith, Sh'n
10 Hugh Nickerson, 24o acres,
I3w I.......a............ 6sz.so
X " Savage by ID = Smith, Sheriff
10 Board School Commissioner,
los acres, - " 4........... 1900
z y White TO ] ii Bnrkhart, so2.s3
acres 10 " 5.....t............ To,4S0
q w Maston 10 II Bryant. .6S acres
"Wavcriy fruit farm" ... 100
Oregon to ] II Robb, 1887 acres,
W l..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-01
Citation.
In the County Court cfthe State Of Oregon 70
Lima County.

IN the County Court cftte State Of OreeOn for
Lima County
In tho matter OF the estate of Samuel T.
Harris, deceased
To the following named heirs st law of
said deceased, to-wit /; B. Il. Harris, l.. s.
narrls, Rachel Williams, Henry Moler,
Jnd Moler, Albert Moier, Rschel Moler
and Harry Nicklin, and to all others uns
known If any such therebe.
NJ the name of the State of Oregon
n You are hereby cited and required 10
be and appear in tho County Court OF the
county of Linn in the State of Olecon, at
the Court House ia the city or Albany. Ia
said county and State on
Tuesday rhc sah day Of Jure. A. D.. Isss.
at the hour ofone o'clock in the afternoon
OF said day the same being the second siay
ofthe regular term thereof To wit tha
June term, 1888, and then and there show
cause II any exist why an order of sale
should not be made directing and licens.
ing the Administrator Of said estate to sell
all the right title and interest of the said
Samuel 4. Harris, deceased, at the time of
his deats, beth in Law and in equity in
ana TO the real property hereinafter de-
scrlbed ss prayed for in petition of J, III.
Peery, Administrator Of the estate Of said
Samuel i. Harris, deceased, which nett.
ton Is now on file in the office of the
County Clerk of Linn county, State of
Oregon, which said real property is de-
scrioed as follows, to wit /: Beginning at
the northwest corner of Section twelve in
Township 10 south Of range west of the
Willamette meridian thence east 6lx
rods; thence south POS rods 10 the south
bank of Thomas Greek thence west along
the south bank of Thomas Greek thcnce
west along the south bank of said Creek
following the meauderlngs thereof 6Ik
rods to the line of said Section ~, thence
nerth along said Section line 2OS rods 10
the place OF beginning, containing so acres,
more or less, in Linn county, Oregon.
Done by Older cfthe Hon. +, j. Whitney
Judge of said Court.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
County Cuult this 18th day of April, 1885
II. j. p. GALRRATTH,
Clerk.