THE BENTON DEMOCRAT
CORVALLIS. . . .APRIL 26. 1873
. T-. CAPTAIN JACK'S CASUISTBY.
I'm Captain Jack, of the .Modoc tribe,
It's Government whisky that I imbibe,
And I like, sometimes, by. way of a gibe,
A quiet assassination. . .. .. ,
Bat I make a treaty whenever I can ;
For I'm Captain Jack, and I kntfw my plan
I'm a Credit Mobilier Ingln man,
And open to speculation.
We talk o,the reservation, "both ;
Of course, to that I am nothing loth,
And I take my little Ingin oath
:-. To close the stipulation.
Yes, " reservation'? . each party says ;
IVs as fixed as a p-Ar of balances, -
And I chuckle now, when I think of my res-
i My mental reservation.
PACIFIC SLOPERS.
Colombia river rising.
Bishon Morris is in Idaho.
f The Gov. Grover is well patronized
T CltAn Tlnrtrnra Yi n a Q TIC W Miif-
of clothes. -
Epizootic still prevalent around San
Jfrancisco.
Seventy-nine deaths in San Francis
co last week.
A woolen mill is soon to be started in
Russian-river valley.
It has been raining this week through
out Oreeon and California.
There are said to be 2,000 cases of
measles in San Francisco. , .
a Bellingham-bay coal is now selling at
$9 per ton in ban X raucisco.
Bbsebnrg lime bas been found supe
nor to tne oania uruz atwuc.
Commodore Watson was buried with
Tinnnm. at Valleio. last Saturday.
Active opewtions commenced on the
Texas Pacihc Jiaiiway una wees..
G. W. Sleeper, Sheriff of Coos coun
tv. is in iail for embezzling $2,000.
Gen. Jasper W. Johnson is running
a broker's office in Pueblo, Colorado.
Puget-sound timber operations are
being earned on wita increased vigor.
Tehama county's wool clip for this
spring is estimated at 1,200,000 pounds.
K ' HUIUS JVlug, i usbuinotci can uin
City, Idaho, is on trial for embezzle
ment. . '
" One hundred and fifty men were sent
. from Bedding to i ort Uroofc, last oat
l urday. '
Dr. Thomas, the victim of Bos
ton Charlie, was buried, in San Fran-
risivi. on last Fndav.
Evil disposed persons continue to
place oDstructions on me iracs. oi uhs
West Side Bailroad. -
,., A lot of bold, determined women re
cently drove a saloon-keeper out of St
- . - r a.
unuiik m Mariuu cuuuty. .. ..
- tttvtr. Mart in Jadv. of the M. E
Clasirh. bas been transferred from the
Baltnaore to the uregon uonierence.
Senator Mitchell is coming back to
this coast immediately, on a- snD-com-mittee
on the subject of railroad trans
portation. . . mt i 71 ir.
The metropolitan j. neater uuu jjao
guire's Opera House, San Francisco,
are to be taken down to make room for
' other structures.
iGen. Crook has completely vamimisb
ed tw of the worst bauds of Apaches,
and forced them into unconditional sur
render. Send binrout this way. ' "
Trouble is threatened by the Indians
t of Simcoe and Warm Springs Reserves,
they having caught the idea about those
dead spirits " coming back to fight.
Judge O. N. Denny, of Portland, de
clines the Amoy Consulship. Joseph
- J. Henderson, a young lawyer of the
-- Tnotmnnlia. has been appointed in his
... stead.
- The Christian Church will not par
ticipate in the Temperance Union, J une
' 13th, because tie circular of invitation
received was addressed " Campbellite
Church." .
; A California man has invented an
attachment to threshing machines, by
". ' which straw is used for fuel in running
the engne. One ton of straw per day
is sufficient.
Minnie Myrtle Miller kissed George
Francis Train's hand when he was
taken out of the Tombs to be pronouno-
- ed insane so says a New York paper.
Naughty woman !
' Senator Mitchell has taken a bouse
' in Washington City for a residence dur
ing his term. It is on I street, and will
make a very cosy residence. He iahav
- ing it refitted and newly furnished.
. For the young ladies we have" the
: following from an Eastern paper : Nellie
Grant is engaged to Tom., Jr. a son of
ex-Collector Murphy, of New York.
He is .23 ; Nellie is 19 both willing.
" Buchtel & Stolte, of Portland, have
taken a number of views of the armo
ries, procession, and different phases of
. Gen. Canby's 'funeral, which will be
made Bubjecta of illustration in Harper's
and Leslie's, v . ..;;-
The eight leading hotels of San
. '- Francisco can. accommodate 2,650 per
sons t their furniture cost 850,000 ; the
v " . i a ... t Ann nnn
ouiiuiuga are viuueu. ny iisu,uuu,
while the land which they occupy is
stated to be worth $3,080,500.
Farmers Clubs that are now organ
ized, or may be organized by the second
Tuesday1 in June next, are earnestly
requested to , forward to J. Henry
Brown, the Secretary of the State Con
vention at Salem", name of club,, and
times of meeting, &c, at their earliest
convenience.
The Law of Newspapers.. . 4
. I. , -i -..
1. Subscribers who do po give express
notice to the contrary are considered as
wishing to continue their subscriptions,
2. If any subscribers orders the discon
tinuance of their newspapers. the publisher
may continue to send tnem until all ar
rearages are paid.
T3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their ne wana tiers from the offices to which
they are directed, the law holds them re
sponsible until tney nave settled tne bills,
and ordered tnem discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publisher, and the
newspapers are sent to the former direc
tion, tney are neid responsible.
6.. The courts have decided that'refusin
to take newspapers from the oftice, or re
moving and leaving them uncalled for, is
prima lacie evidence of intentional iraud
6. The postmaster who neglects to give
the legal notice of the neglect of a person
to take from the office the newspapers ad
dressed to him, is liable to the publisher
for the subscription price.
JOB PRINTING.
JOB WORK.
WE AUK PBEPAKEDTO EXECUTE
ETEBT DESCRIPTION
PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL
J OB WORK
At Prices that Defy Competlton.
ORDERS SOLICITED JTOB
POSTERS, (Plain or Colored)
BILL-HEADS.
LEGAL BLANKS,
CIRCULARS,
CARTES DE VISITE,
: BUSINESS CARDS,
Etc.... .. ....Etc. .... .... .. ...VEtc.
CALL AND EXAMIXE SPECIMENS.
. . ' .' AT THE '
EENTDN CELidcRAT OFFICE,
. . ' COBVALLIS.
EDUCATIONAL.
C0RVALLIS COLLEGE.
THE TPAXU TERM
OPENS OK
WEDNESDAY, SETTE3EBEE 4th, 1872.
; FOE INFORMATION,
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
B. L. ARNOLD, '
Aug. 23. 2:18tf . President.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
The Bazaar of Fashion !
MRS. E. A KNIGHT
. ' . HAS JUST RECEIVED
A FULL STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
OOKSISMHG OF ' r
Millinery Articles, Hats, Bonnets, Bib.
Bong, xnmnung's, tc.
DRESSMAKING,
And cutting and fitting ladies' and chil
dren's garments in all the Latest Styles.
Great pains will be taken to show Goods.
g"Rooms first door South of City Hotel
Mrs. E. A. KNIGHT.
Corvaulis, Ocj. 11, 1872. v2nolyl.
G. HODES;
Or XT IsT S MITH.
Main Street, Corvallis.
Constantly on Hand a Fine Assortment of
RIFLES, SHOTGUNS, ,
PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT, MOUNTING,
- Everything in the Gun Line.
FOTV1XSG PIECES ASPECXILTY I
GnnsmitbTVork and Repairing Done to
Order Warranted.
March 8. 1873. 2:46yl
H. E. KARRIS.
ON HAND AGAIN AT THE OLD
. STAND,
GROCERY" ASD PROTISIOH STORE.
November 8, 18T2-,--- 2:29tf
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
THE BENTON HOUSE
Formerly KIGER'S HOTEL.
Main Street, between Monroe' Jackson
CORVALLIS.
JACX ALPHIN,
l PROPRIETOR,
Having purchased the above stand, I have
- tliorougnly renovatea the same
and opened it as a .
FIRST CLASS PR I TATE BOARDING
HOUSE. -
EVERY ATTENTION AFFORDED
PATRONS.
Any irregularities on the part of waiters
. . . - snouia he promptly reportea to
the Proprietor.
SOL. KUfG'S STAGES BUX TO THIS
HOUSE.
October 28, 1872.
2:2Stt
Elk Citt House,
ELK CITY - -- -- -- -- -- Oregjn
JAK5ES DJXOfl Proprietor
:.. ' , :o:
ArrMnS HOUSE. LOCATED AT THE
JL above named place, at tne junction oi
Elk and Yaquina rivers, is new, is well
finished and furnished throughout, and it
I A 1 J - J A.i ..49 .1 Tl . t i 1
is iue uiusiiuuu ui tuc frupnciiur wi Keep
it as a
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
The Stage office Is at this House; also the
Steamer 'Oneatta" leaves the wharf every
morn in ar, for .Newport, and intermediate
points on tne Jiay.
Superior inducements offered to excur
sionists ana otners visiting tne say in
large parties. . JAMES
- ' vznooti.
ELK CITY HOTEL,
W. T. BRYON Proprietor.
THE ABOVE NAMED HOUSE IS
newly furnished and opened for the
accommodation of Travelers. The pro
prietor is determined that no pains shall
De spared to make it a
FIBST CLASS HOTEL
Our motto is "Live and Let Live."
There is a good Feed Stable in connec
tion witn tne liouse. .
The Steamer "ONEATTA" leave3 the
Wharf every other day for Newport, aud
otner points on the liay. ,
v2no7m3 W. T. BRYON
IRE S T.A.TJ KAN T.!
A. NEW IDEA .
FRESH YAJINA iBAY OYSTERS
HOT LIUfCH ..iVH HOURS OF THE
SERVED IN THE BEST OF STYLE,
ALLPHIFi'S RESTAURANT,
MAIN ST., CORVALLIS.
2-44tf
EXCHAKGE HOTEL,
FIESX STREET,
ALBANY, : r : : OREGON.
The Only First Class House in the City.
Table Supplied with the Best the Market
y. Anords. :
FREE COACH to and from the HOUSE.
House Open all Night.
N. B. SPRENGER.
March 8, 1873. : 2Gm6
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Corner of JFront and Morrison Streets,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
The only First Class Hotel in the City
DUiit oi iiricK, and ismbracing.au
the Latest Improvements.
Free Coach to the Hotel from Trains
J. B. SPRENGER.
2-46yl Proprietor.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Cor. Front and Washington Sts.,
PORTLAND, OGN.
qUlMBY & PEKKINS, PROPRIETORS.
Nearest House to the Steamboat Landings.
Fire-Proof Safe, for the Accommodation
ol Guests.
Free Coach to the House.
March 8, 1873. . 2-46yl
CG?k1K!RS!AL HOTEL,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SALEM, O.
This House employs no Chinese Cooks,
. but is conducted on lrspvn
Princi
PROPRIETOR.
Charges Moderate. - Free Coach to the
PETER HUNTER,
BLACKSMITH,
CORVALLIS, -OREGON, ;
Shop Opposite Max. Friendly 's Store,
All work executed with neatness and dis
ass
JjassrjrinELY, : :
patch.- : 2-40yl
THE DEMOCRAT COLUMN.
THE
'BENTON DEMOCRAT.
PUBUSHXO AX
CORVALLIS, OREGON,
H-VVIKQ A
LARGE AND IRCREASINB CIRCULATION,
THROUGHOUT THB
Most Populous and Richest Portion of the
nuiamera vauey, as weu as
the Eastern Part of
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
omsi
SUPERIOR rSDUCEME5TS TO AD
YERTISEES.
THE BENTON DEMOCRAT
LIVE DEMOCRATIC MEWSPAfER,
DKVOTED TO Tim
Dissemination of , Correct Principles, as
l&ngnt or the ronnaers of
"; ; the Oovernmcnt.
-'V r EACH 5T3UBER
Will Contain a Snm4ary of the' Tele'.
grapnic xwspatcacs,
FULL REPORTS OF LOCAL MATTERS,
JJTD A
Fan Compendimn of PACIEIC COAST
Ai!.n, compueu rrom Uregon,
California, TVasJilneton - "
Arizona Idaho, Montana, Colorado. And
isevKua t,xcnaiiges.
THE ETTERESTl
THE PEOPLE OF BENTON COUNTY
Will be faithfully advocated, and every-
AT,! 1 . i. 1 , 1 . j 1 i . 1
iiuiig iiiuii is tiiieuiaifu 10 auvance
the interests of thissec-
tion will receive
oar careful attention and warm
support.
THE DEMOCRAT'
BHAXXi Bll itT
k WELCOME VISITOR IN " ERT
IOUSEHOLD.
Fanners, Mechanics, and Merchants,
- tt uu nnu matters oi interest in
Its columns. - - - -
: TEBUt -
Single Copy, One Tear t t s $3 00
Clubs of Fives to one office, each t 2 50
IN ADVANUE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Mutual Insurance Company,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Fire and Marine Insurance
Capital .
. .$1,000,000,
JOHN IT. KKDUTQTOir ...President.
OKO. H. HOWARD Vice Presirtent
CHAS. K. WSOWT .Secretary
t MA.tn i .......jHiwine fficremrv.
H. H. BIG.t.OW ......General Manuger.
DIRECTORS:
Oregon Branch.
POBTLAND P. Wasserman, C. H. Lewis, B
Goldamitb, D. Macleav. Llovd Brooke.
SALEM... L. P. Grover.
aliiaii jl ..J. A. Crawford,
DAIXES Ti. M. Fmwh
LEWISTON.... J. LoeTrenbere,
Agent. Cobvallis, Oreg-on. -v2no33yl.
FJnEAfi'S FUND IKSUHAKSE
COMPANY,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1863
Assets, January i, 1872, over $856,000,
In Gold.
Fifty Thousand BoDars deposited with
the State Treasurer, in Compli
ance with the Laws of the
; State of Oregon.
fire and mnm INSURANCE
LOSSES FAIRLY ADJUSTED AND
PEOMPTLY PAID!
HENRY DOUSE,
AGENT, COHVALLIS, OREGON
GEO. F. G2ANT, v
Manager, Portland, Oregon.
November 8. 1S72. 2:29m3
boots a?:d shoes.
BOOTS. BOOTS.
8. EC. LOOK,
MANOffACTCBER OF
Gentlemen's First Class Boots
MAIN STREET,
(Four Doors South ot the City Hotel,)
CORYAJCLIW.
August 2, 1S72 3:loyl
SALCCHS ktm EREWERiES.
WALL. CCSHMAN, : : : PE0PRIET0E.
MAIN STREET,
(Opposite Taylor's Meatilarket..)
FINEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Always Found in the Bar.
January 18, 1873. 2-39yl
CAUFGHNSA SALOON.
MAIN STREET, CORVALLIS.
A. H. Blatesley, Proprietor.
FINEST WINES, LIQ'JCRS AMD CICARS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Dec. 21, 1873 35:tf
BIBD'S SALOON,
O
C0RYALLIS
Oregon.
mmN SALOON IFI TED HP TS SFPEKI
X or style. None but the very best Wines
uqnors ana i;rrs Kept.
-Vlno40tf.
THE OBieiSAIi "
CORVALLIS BREWERY.
Bernard Hunt, Proprietor
COKNEK 2d AND JEFFEESON STBEET,
COBVALLIS, KEGOJf.
Where may be ftrand at all times, the best
LAGER BEER AND XXX ALE,
marie on this Coast, and sold by the Wholesale
or Ketatl. This Beer took the llrst premium
at Linn County Fair. Beer delivered to any
part of the Citv or Country, at the low sum of
u ecu w per guiiu. -
JACK SHEPPARD,
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
JL attended to with neatness and dispatch at
my shop on Main street, Corvallia,- Oregon,
next door south of Briggs' Hall.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
v2no7tf. ;
. NEW
BAEBEB SHOP !
HALE BACKENSTO, 8 Proprietor.
. - MAIN STREET.
Shaving, Shampooing, Hair : Cutting,
jiyeingr, jstc., r j
In the Highest Style of the profession.
' To the Ladles:
Particular attention paid to Ladies' Hair
juthnir Dressing and (JuriiDsr.
Coralli, July M, im. 1W
LIVERY STABLES.
EUREKA
LIVERY, FEED, AND SAL
STABLE..
G. W. HOUCK,
Successor to Clark & Houck,
PEOPEIETOB.
HAVING PURCHASED THE IN
terestof Mk. Ciwc, in the Horses,
Buggies Carriages, etc. ol the above Estab
lishment, lam now prepared to carry oa
the business in
SPLENDID STYLE.
I will spare; neither' labor nor expens
to render my establishment a success.
I will keep constantly on hand supply
GOOD HORSES,
SINGLE AND '
DOUBLE BUGGIES,
CARRIAGES
and everything connected with a first clas-
LIVERY STABLE.
Tlianlrfni tnr
I' " vnuvimec, A. CJLUWV
by honest and liheral dealing to deserrs
me vuuiiuueu patronage oi tne public.
Give me a trial. G. W. HOUCK.
vlno2(5tf.
CORVALLIS
LivEg?, Feed. andS ale
STABLE
Main Street, Corvallis, Oregon.
SO L. KlUC, Proprietor.
HATING PURCHASED THE AB0TE
it one of the best in the State. My stock
ma V 1. , Jt,.4V 1 a . .
" ""c miKi, uuu my nirnouis always
neat and clean. I mean business, and i
you want
GOOD TEAMS AT LOW RATES,
CIV8 ua a call before
a - 0 to w v..
We invito thf Tntrnnn cro nft'ha twn-mM,
i 1- v. vuu . M 1
public. ... Horses boarded by the day or
week, and satisfaction guaranteed. Th
best KCRSESand EUGGIfcS in the State al-
itaja nauy lur use.
We liavfl niarlf tliia RtsWo TTTRBT rT a t
. . . AAt.J A
In every respect, and KOW we say to our
pauuus, menus, uuu to everyooay, Knwn
or nnknowh hv ua. nr wlm L-nw ...
strangers, or "any other man," call at tii
Corvallis Livery, Feed, and Sale Stable
and you will get the worth of yonr money.
- ervr vtvr
Aprtjt, lfrrn 1872. vlno52tf.'
MISCELLANEGUS.
I". S. ROBiySON. ; B.T. KOBTVSOIT.
CORVAELIS, SAW
AND -:
PLANtNG JIILL.,
NORTH END OF TOWN
F. E Robinson & Bro.
PBOPEIETOBS.
HAVING LATELY RE-FITTED
and improved our machinery, and
Having a good Stock of 3IOCSTAIN FIR
Logs on hand, we will endeavor to keep
SU('h a VfirlpfT nf TnmW on ITan
any and all Customers can be fitted out
IMMEDIATELY, or we can fill their bili
on SHORT NOTICE:
Customers from a distance, sending
their orders, will receive AS PROMPT
ATTENTION as if .personally present.
Rustic and Ceiling of all Kinds
made to orier. ' : : '
Flooring, Either .Matched or
Square Jointed, as desired. -' " r "
der the supervision of a Practxcai. Me
chanic, and will be done in as good, style
as can be done elsewhere.
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS '
tSPRemember the place North end1 '
' I' i. l.. L t.r 1 i , . in
. .. . . . .... viuoiatr.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD. RE
spectlully announce to the public,
that he is prepared to give instructions on
the Organ, Piano,- -or Melodeon. - Terms
one dollar per lesson. Instructions civen
at the residence of pupils if desired.
Lessous given In vocal music in classes,
or privately. t . , , .
("Persons wishins to purchase Pianos.
Organs or Melodeons. can save fifteen rwr
cent, .by ordering throngh the Professor.
, l'. UUTAJT.
Professor of Music, and Graduate of the
New York Institution for the Blind.
. '. , v!no29:tf. -
DS. J. YY VAKDEN BERGH'S
Celebrated - Worm ; Syrop;
..' FOR SALE BY!'. j' 'l' "
ALLEN & W00DWAKD.
A LL ORDERS FOR WORM SYRUP
xi. snouia De aauressea to J. w. VautleA
Bergh, Salem, Oregon. Tlno49yl.
f Lambs For Sale ! I .; 1
ABOUT FOUR: HUNDRED HEAD
of fine fat lambs, for -sale at fair
prices. Inquire of W. E. Dyer, four miles
southwest of Monroe, or of G . W. Houck,
in this city. .
W. jB. ijyeh,
March 22, 1873. " ' - torn