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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
APLANT'S MIGRATION.

Plants generally have migrated
westward with the flow of emigration. In
the solanHm rosfratam, plant whose top
resembles that of the potato, we are said
to have an exception. Formerly what is
now known as the Colorado potato beetle
ted upon the solannm ,ostratHm in the re-
gion of the Colorado Rockies. These pests
were satisfied with this plant then. But
eventually somebody planted patch to
potatoes in that region. The bugs relish
ed the potato tops, started east and kept
on the march. They have reached Europe.
The solannm rostratMm plant has travelled
as far east as Wisconsin. 1t seems to be
determined to follow the Colorado beetle
lis capable of loving after having been
scornedL
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

THE latest western Kansas newspaper
to perish is the Oakley Opinion. Its last
issue was July 20 inst. Ed. Kleist, it's
founder, held his head above the
threatening pillows for nearly four years.
We regret that he had to sink, but his fate
is simply that which has been, an Is, in
store for large proportion of western
Kansas newspapers. Too many OF them
have been started to afill long felt want"
where there we're no grounds for the feel
ing to continue.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
M. w, Cliff.

The announcement of this gentleman
as candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for register of deeds, appears in
this issue. Mr.. Cliff has general &C
ouaintance throughout Trego county.
He has beeen deputy register of deeds for
nearly four years. He understands thor
ougbly the duty of the position. His
election to this Office would guarantee
faithful and efficient service.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

WE acknowledge the receipt OF com
plimentary ticket to the eleventh annual
fair of the Phillips County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, to be held Sep
TENDER II to 20, inclusive. F. B. Cannon
is president of the association, and Geo.
W. Bickford, secretary. From bowling
plain fifteen years ago, Phillips has devel-
oped into one of the best agricultural
counties in Kansas. Its fair for this year
will undoubtedly be great success.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
THE DELINQUENT TAXLLST

The official paper of Trego county pre-
sents to you the delinquent tax list.
Despite the harmless Dragging OF GER
tain sheet issued in this place, the World
is the only newspaper in which the official
county news can be found. It always
has been the official paper Of Trego coun-
ty. The commissioners acted sensibly
last winter in awarding the county print
ing to the paper which has stood by this
county through thick and thin, and which
is taken by nearly every resident to whom
a financial exhibit means anything.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
nELIAQuExT TAX LIST
OF Real Estate In Trego
County, Kansas. for
the Year 1885.


Notice is hereby given
that the County Treasurer
will sell at public auction
at his Office, in the city OF
Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on
Tuesday, the Sd day OF
September, 1889, and the
next succeeding days, 30
much Of each tract of land
and town lot described in
the following list as will
pay the taxes and charges
thereon:
GLENCOE TOWNSHIP
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
Advice to the Supreme Court.

The supreme court has decided that
there was no vacancy in the Sd commission
er district in this county, and that Com
missioner Leiker is the legal representa-
tive of that district. And this in face of
the fact that Judge Osborn and the Head
light declared to the contrary. The SUI
preme court had better 60 little slow, or
It will get into trouble.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
Quarterly Meeting.

Quarterly Meeting.
The second quarterly meeting Of Ogal-
lah circuit will be held at Gibbs at grove
on August 8 and 4, 1889.
Presiding Elder NJ. NJ. Stols will be
present.
II. N RooERs, Pastor
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27
B. Wagner saw in the World

-R. Wagner saw in the World the
advertisement Of the nursery OF Chase
Brothers Company at Solomon City. He
wrote to them, and is now their agent at
this place. We would like to seeour peo-
pie remember him with liberal orders.
Mr.. Wagner is very deserving man, and
aud we are convinced that he represents a
reliable company.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

&C. M. McClaren has built q commo-
dious book case for lawyer Danford. Mr..
Danford is about to place in il lis volumes
Of new law books. He expects to have
so volumes in his law library between
now and next Christmas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

The first issue of the Lacrosse Clarion,
bearing date of July II. is on our table.
F. 81. Davis is the publisher. He gets up
q neat paper.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-07-27

Avery & Diebold have received large
number OF orders for hard coal to be
delivered here about the last OF next
month. The firm has already eent it, or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14
COUNCIL rRocEE pI Nes.

PreseHt-mayor, recorder, marshal and
Councilman Gradwohl. 9urkhatt, Tabier
Deyoe. French and Parker.
The follow Ing bills were ordered paid
Cost bills. Sisis: Henton, $toIs;J N
Hoffman, Sis.so.
Bin OF E3, A Wheeler, wood furnished
pear heuse after quarantine was raised. wa,
ordered not paid. on recommendation ol
committee.
Matter OF fire company for hand engine
continued, committee rcpofiIng progress
A petition from I. Viefeek and other
BARRIERS ot the city asking that an ordinance
be passed prohibiting the opening OF bar
be- shops on Sunday, va. read and re-
ierred
Ordinance ios.prohiblting the propclline
oi steam or traction engines. or engines
propelled By steam on the streets was read
twice and referred.
Ordinance Ios prohibiting cows running
at large, Mas read third time and passed
unanimously. Absent, Parker
A sidewalk was ordered built ON south
side of lots S and g. block 81. wi.hln four.
teen days Aiso that walk Ia front ol
laundry occupied by san Wa be repaired
within five days.
Councilman Graawohi moved that the
street commissioner be paid salary ot $40
month, besides his regular fees as mar.
shall asd tan collector. Carried.
The following hiils were ordered Paid
y II Alien. Sis; ! NJ Hunt, $40; W
Reeee. s4;F NJ Wessiali, $ao96. Frank
Sautie. S.; J y Hoffman. paid cut In case
OF II D Morgan the suicide. $40; y ] lien
ton. Sfsoi w T. Kelley, Lyon street bridge
Sas4 s6.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14

SrrcKR SCHOOL. The folio Wing Is q r..
port of District No. IA Of Linn county
taught by C. II. Jones, for third month Of
school ending Jane 7th No Of days at'
tendance, oi7 No days absent, 81 +; No OF
times tardy, No pupils enrolled, 50 Ne,
bslonging, 81 average daily attendance,
AZ. Ocy lIardman, Lawrence uardmai,
Lizzie Bridges, Grace Bridges, Bayard
Bridges, Mamie Keebler, Joha Keebler,
Nay Powell Savilla Powell, Delta Leedy
Andy 1cedy, Henry Faulkner Herbert
Simpson, Ernest simpson, Ellie Keebler,
Linnic Baltimore, Alice Wallace, Lloyd
Bridges, julie Simpson, Grenvllle Faulk-
ner, Fred Dickson, Sherman Wallace and
Robert Hart, were not absent drring the
month The fourteen first named were
not absent during the term Persons Wis.
iting the school were Morn Cary, Valie
Cary, Belle keehler, Maud Powell, Jane
Gentry, Mrs s Faulkner, Tressa Santner
and John Fox. With this month closes the
spring tern. The term summary Is as fol.
lows Days taught, % days attendance,
so7a davs absent, 26s times tardy, 10
average, as per cent of attendance, 90
DAMAGE SuIr--wm u c Sauih has
filed suit In circuit court against DR.
Courtney, Of Lebanon, Tor $sooo damages
for NAL practice Mr. Sou h some months
ago had his leg broken accidentally and
DR. Courtney attended him. MIR South NJ.
leges mal.prac,iee and that the profession.
al service was uadly done,
AlL Ar tloMe.-The car wheels and
other iron work for the Albany street cars |
are being built hy the Albany Iron Works,
who will do a good job Of Il, In fact the
street cars will be wholly constructed In l
Albany, No half way busiGcss, That Is
the Kind OF proceeding ;ha, speaks for a
city,
SoME Rusr MIR S NJ Pennington In
forms us that rust has made It's appealan
on some fields OF wheat on Albany prairie
but hopes that no damage will result from /
Il Mr. John Gay aud others in the city |
also report some rust; but Il l. not vet a /
serious matter generally.
A GuS AccrprSr.--I.ass Saturday Roy
across the river. when 10 making motion
ut n companion who was "fooliug" with him |
he accidentally discharged the rifle. ths bal /
going through the flesh of his lett foot, caus-
ing wound bus doing NO serious damage, |
though IL was a close eSu.
WokS BEGuN The contract for build |
ing the MaSoni: Temple was let Saturday |
tow c Cassell for $77oo, and work has al
ready been begun by Mr. Cassell, who
pushes things.
TnE 4riI. - Arrangements are being
made for grand excursion to Albany
.rom Portland IN Juiy 4th, |, having been
decided not TO celebrate there. The real
estate men have I, ir charge and It no doubt
will succeed.
MARsiEn.-On Sunday, June 9th, 1859
In Albany, by Geo Humphrey, Esq, Mr.
Crewse and Mrs Annie Rijgcway- both
Of Albany
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.


Al the Opera House last Sunday. the
following resolution, after being unanl.
mously adopted by the Presbyterian Chris.
tain Endeavor Society, Christian Endcavor
Society of Congregational church.lhe u p
Sabbath School, session Of church and
Christian Endeavor Society. vinyard La
borers, the NJ Church and Sabbath
School and Young Peoples Association.
tho Young Mems Christian Association
woman's Christian Temperance Union, Y
w c + Z, and pastors OF city In Associa
ton with Revs S G Irvine. Z r prIchafd
l. ] Tru,nbull. /. G Rogers. d Fishei
and II p Webb present, was also unan.
imously adopted BY the large audience ai
the Commencement address 10 the Chris.
tian Associations of the CoIlege /:
Resoitaa, That as the Christian Sabbath
Is part of the great moral law of the ten
commandments and OF perpetual moral ob
| legation, we deprecate It's frequent public
desecration. not merely By common labor
but especially by open public Sunday ex.
cursions, and we regard saeh excursions n
especially Injurious to the moral and relig
Iona interests OF any community.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14
LyoSsviLLE.

VIM Anderson, of Salem, was on our
streets to-day
Al Davis, OF this place, left for Browns
willie Friday. where he will remain.
Lee Berry and Mr. Baily, OF near Eu-
gene, have been sojourning here for the
past feA days
Married-At the residence of the brides
mother near Lyons, Sunday morning,
June 9th, by Justice Lyons, Mr. Sylvester
Pritchard and Miss Allie McTimmnns,
both OF Linn county, The happy couple
took their immediate departure for Leb-
anon to visit sister of the bride, both tax.
Ing with them the best wishes OF their
many friends no cake.
A daily ntagc line has been added from
Mehama TO Mill City as an extension of the
Turner and Mehama route, thus making q
through daily route from Turner to Mill
City.
The school exhibition Saturday evening
In Fox Valley school house, under tht
management of Mr. Chas Swank, speak,
we'll for the musical and literary talent o
our community. Such was the gathering
that many could not get inside.
Friday evening about three o'clock, til,
residence OF Nj "Gip" Myers. of Jordan
Valley, caught fire from the moss on th,
building and burned to the ground, every
thing consumed excepttwo trunks. Par
TALLY insured. Moral-Scrape on III
moss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14

IIAMllroS caKrx, june j. IL

Hamilton CREKK, june Z. 1880.
' wish TO say few words in your excel
lent county paper knowing that you Away,
advocate truth and fairness. Some per
son writing In the last Albany Herald In
regard TO the Waterloo bridge rays VIC have
no road on the east side Of the river at said
bridge site, but they do not know they are
mistaken. know who got up the petition,
got the review and survey twenty years
ago. II was viewed By s Nickersop, X
Cheedle and Wm Gore, Sr, AL Of Lebanon.
Surveyor Averili, OF Brownsville, com.
rnencing on Beaver creek IN The middle Of
the road, leading down said creek 10 Scio
and Lebanon, thence to Waterloo, naming
intermediate points, terminating on III
bank Of the river at Waterloo. Said read
was ordered opened by the court and was
opened by @ Bond and ] weod, road sup.
eryisors Of the two road districts, all the
way through In the limits Of the statute,
and has been travelled ever since more or
less. II IL true II has been fenced tip and
gate rut on tile road. | do not think any
obstrnctionists can kill road, but are toi.
| Grated because they are our friends and
neighbors, and We have no way to cross
the river only to ford II and that Is danger
Gus even In low water times. | am salts.
fled that many men do not see the want OF
a bridge At Waterloo, but here are old set
tiers, resident tax payers who have been
agitating this bridge for fifteen years or
more and II will certainly be Of Immense
advantage TO this neighborhood and TO the
citizens Of the county besides II IL our vot.
Ing place for Waterloo precinct, and fre-
quently nt our June election the river IL
high and dangerous to cross In little skif.
Waterloo precinct II about equally divided
on both sides of the river with its voting
population, and " we are not connected by
bridge our precinct must be divided You
can not expect :nen 10 vote af the risk OF
their lives and this would add additional
experience 10 the county. These are plain
facts which can not be contradicted aud
we think the county court has acted wise
ly In assisting ns 10 build up our neighbor.
hood and coun.y. We consider our inter.
est the interest Of the county and even the
state. can not ace how a road becomes
cead with part of Il viewed, surveyed and
reported favorable on and the supervisors
ordered to open said road, and said road
opened as the law provides. am not
lasyer but ] can not see why we have
not road leading TO Waterloo; the coun.
y expended year or 30 ago 5000 on the
rock bridge across the Sehield's swail, this
last fall $500 on a bridge on Hamilton
creek, all on this Waterloo road, Now "a
part Of the road dead' IL the question. I
hope not II any OF our neighbors are not
satisfied with the present location we viii
assist them to change the road 50 as 10 do
rs little harm as possible and give us a
good road.
HAMILTON CRERERR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14
Jy THE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY

Mr. r. J.. Vaughan's new residence may
owbe seen from distance and l. rapidly
neating complexion.
Mr.. McNary, OF Salem spent few days
with his Aon here week before last
MIR. Laura Tayisr, sister Of G. Z. Ward
has gone TO Washington City TO resi,lc IN
The future. She has made her home with
her brother most Of the time for the past
four ears.
Mr.. London has sold his crop on Mrs
wiI'oughby's farm and Is moving TO Dia.
mond ain.
Almost everyone Ia our neighborhood
attended the Coburg picnic and all report
good time. Many OF them stayed to the
entertainment Ia the evening which Is said
10 have been very good.
Quite crowd will 20 from here 10 the
picnic on Mohawk next Saturday.
The Somerville spelling school. alias
Literary Society will hold It's fourth ses.
sion on the evening of June ssnd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14
wspSa aspAY.

Wheat. 80 ccnts.
Is cent shaving At viercesa.
tickets for ~ at vicr4cki.
New dress goods at MeIiwaius.
The cows must 60 July lst.
Mason fruit jars at l. Ksnton's
New inyoies ct fee geld rings at Freucbss
Fresh cream ehtess just received al F l.
kenton's.
New cream ebeass just received at Conrad
Meyers.
For sale. cheap, second hand organ. Mrs.
Hyman's.
3chairs rnnuirg atcady st Viereck's shay
iu2 pa,!ors.
Beat roaat coffee in the city at Conrad
Meyers.
Good cooking stove only $40 at Hopkins 4
Saltmarahs.
The best watch in the world for the money
at 4 NJ Frsneh's.
Side saddles aud ladies riding nnrcingies 81
| Thompson& & oyerman's,
Thompson h 0vermap, agentsHfor the grta'
Dynamite buggy whip.
For number one quality of kniyes fork,
and spoons call at + NJ Frencns.
lhe eholcest line Of table Injuries can b.
fouud at Brownell 4 Stsnard's.
II yoa want good silver steel scythe, fines
ia the market. go to Stewart & Sox's.
McIlwain can give you the best fttin.
suit you ever wore, at prices TO suit cach ans
every one.
! George Woodthorpe beginning Monday
The best thing of the season. Press CEN
ments hereafter.
Money can't buy better oots and shoe
than McIiwsin Is selling, because bette
goods are not manufactured.
The variety Of 25 cent hats are going at !
= per cent. discount at Il u G Howard's, o
well as their other millinery goods.
Some fine California cheese, barrel {
golden drip syrup and some line comb hone
!, just received at Brownel. 4 Stanard's.
! Our jewelry men must look out az Math
n ews & Washburn have the largest and iinei
e Iine of Jewels in the town. Ladies 90 au
o see them.
/ A game Of base ball was played at Coz
Il wallis Saturday between Harrisburg III
: Cor allis, the Linn County Club winning i
8 a score OF 10 to 10.
e Go to Royce 4 Hibler's for your job prin
z ing They do any and all kinds Of work
I, the paoi.shing aud job printing line. Qait
J. work aud law prices.
9 Remember the Commencement oi the ST
tcrs School at the Opera House, Thnrsd,
e evening. Reserved seats at Blackman's, al
C already large number have been taken.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14

Probably tha handsonest insurance sign Ii
Albauy Is that Of the Oregon Fire Marin.
Ina Go. 81 Portland, Just reoeiyed by tb.
local agent, II q Morrill, This company hal
attended to lie Seattle Losses With prompts
| ness.
The ceiisgo management feel under many
obligations 70 Mr Blaokman for the use dur.
Ing commencement exercises Of an excellent
plane Of Sterling make. Thnss who had
musical parts are highly delighted with the
instrument.
A large number Of tioksts has already besn
sold for tho Sunday esenrhion to Ysquina
Bay, June 10Th, aud additional coaches nave
been ordered and there will be room for all.
Tickets will bs on sale untii Saturday even :
ing. June 18th. Fare round trip 10 New
port, $3.50 X.
Citizsns 81 Albany desiring to form new
Hire company aud take charge OF the Jld hand
engine that has dope such faithful service
here will please hand their names TO NJ E
Brink, aserstary Of tho hoard Of Ere dals--
gates.
Capt Humphrey, when requested 10 80 t0
Haleey to-day to defend the Kendall boys
who are charged with stealing wool, deliber-
stoly declared that under no circumstances
could he defend republican for stealing
wool under high protective tariff adminia-
tratiou.. Capt ~ bot consistent. Stealing
wool ~ 40 "infant industry" that calls for
protection
w 7 Cochran. Of San Jo,c, Cal. is 10 The
city.
w u Crosby, the wheat man, returned to
Albany laat evening.
Mr. d s Busey. Of Harrisburg, is in the
city aud reports an enormous boom there.
Mr. p Duncan, wife aud child. u May
held. Cal. arc In tbs city and will probably
locate here.
Mr. Jas Thomp.on. Of w ], brother If
Postmaster Thompson. aud = formeTre idcnt
Of Linn county, has bsen in The city.
Mr. A II slauson snd wife, Of Portland. are
p the city attending Com,nepcemsnt. Mrs
>. IL 20 read an essay at the alumni reunion
this evening
Postmshtcr Thompson weat tn P0rtlapd
this morning % attend ihh Grand Ledge VI
hasons. Daring his absence the familiar
faoo OF Frnnk kentou will be seen nj the
general delivery"
Dir. a. b. Bond. OF Albany prairie called
at the DEMOCRAT Office last Weduasday
aud wishing live paper 10 read pat his
name down for tbs DgaoGRAT.
Leo aud Frank Kendall. arrested for steal.
ing wool near Shedd we're examined at HaIsey
w ednesday. plead guilty. were fined s76 aud
broaght TO this city 10, the evening aud place
ed 10 ths county j.ii
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14
lhe aelh dta, er lalt. Isss,
Administers or's Notice,

Notice is hereby gircn that the uadersirn-
cd has been by the County Court Of Linn
county. State Of 0tegoe, duly appointed Ad-
ministrator de hObus non Of tie estate ol
James Jnckin, Diseased. late Of said county
and State. All pers,ua having claims against
said csta,c ar required TO present them prop.
rrly verified TO w II B,lyeu ct Albany. Ljnr
couaty. Oregon, within six months from thin
date.
This o3ri day of May, 1889.
ID. L. JuNKIS,
w. Il. BILYEu. Administrator.
Atty for Adm'r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14

To paraPhrase lrite saying. yet 1t is
literally true as applied to the circus busi-
ness. Believing implicitly In the law OF
cause and effect we are led to ask "why
does this firm Of showmen succeed so much
better than Others : The answer Is read in
the stars-not the heavenly orbs that lot
he blue frmameni, but the star artist lha.
appear in the rings on the stages, and ihe
hippodromc track OF the immense som.
bination. Last season Sells Brothers en-
joyed the distinction of having the finest
show that ever trsvcrsed the iron high
ways. This year they have formed an al.
lance with S II Barreti's Words Fair,
which, although il was n ereditablc exhibi
ton when last II visited here. has been
vastly augmented. The two shows, each
complete and .auiless, will exhibit as one
this season, on Wednesday, June 10Th, this
tremendous marshalling of the wonders OF
the Orient and Occident will reach Albany
giving performances in the afternoon at /
O'Clock and evening at o'clock,