The Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, May 20, 1881, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. tun mm Burnt Corvallis, May 20, 1881. Yantis 4r Woodcock, Erros. OFFICIAL PAPER FDR BENTON COUfiTY STAR MAIL ROOTS, lias BRAINS, . .1 -i-.i: this matter as he has in ine omtniig Robertson appointment. While we reiH-et to learn tlvat the' er some old papers dtst orbed by 1 l a I - . : rmldie treasury has ien rrwueu, removal t the Uazktt b mho yet to those who are republicans, bounties bestowed uiou ns m the past ajv We chanced toay, whilst tnrning y the parity an,l hi IX Cari.ii.e, Mayor. irx, t-i mo ixvst news V.orn ffcr across the continent .i nf nnvprnment. to the worn in jwt" r- .fleet that crent frauds have been per rirated in the mail department H-ainst the treasury of the United S'ates. These misdemeannrsay.pear to-have sauiiiiw. i ewairaets madicin tlie- sar i.nte servfcie. According t tlws vn t .nnation- sriVes., " far received, H : tr a number of oflR:ial who have- ...cupied high positions at Wasliin tm too-rtlier with other persons In .1 r.-rnnt nrirt of the Flirted States . . . ar, rompl c ilert in these matters. '"ese violations of pn&Hc faith, by ...t : ai. Vatmn-il trpasiirv was de- V I II IIIC . jrl i. d, have been effected by con tn c! for weekly service on many of f.War mail routes taken by irr- nb-n,Mble straw bid.ders at prices so! low iliat it precludes all honest io dintr, after which agent." of the de rrau K-rs were sent out to notify the fe"w Moatc who were to be fouwlon each route, that they did not have mail service enough, and to urge them to sign petitions, which the instiga tors of the scheme had prepared, as inn Congress to increase the mail ser vice on each particular route Tf nonnlnn eiornors COIlld not be Tt procured, names were to lie hail any how: as we are-led to infer from in stmctions sent to one of these agents, giving directions ip regard to procu ring signatoros to pet'nionthv. which the principal wrote to ttie agent a follows:" "You want the wording" s well as the hand writing nfc each per son to be afMlifferet as possible."' In order to appreciate t he enormity of this steal, and to give a better id-a ofthe country where these swindles wore perpetrated, we give &tvfollow--ig-,routes which were manipulated and-the pay greatly increased as fob lows: On the route from Eugene to Bridge Creek, by the way of Prinville, Quezon, a new contract was snbstttti ted for the old one made under the straw bid, and the pay increased from $2,468, to $21,460 per annum . 1 . - . C.,.vlrr Ktr T 1 IO aiifl who nave suxfi wotj "j principles of the Republican party ever since Hs organisation, when those who are intrnsted with high offices at tins hands of the people,, dis regards their public trusts and use their positions as a means to enable them, by some job or contrivance, to thriist their hands into the public trsasnry ami extract -therefrom the people's money, it furnishes a degree .. ..Innotiro In Irniiev that bv the fiu- H IFIVII--'"!. " .. - J . ' ' . ..:. 1.,,., ot tliii vice oi a repiiuiican iiu-onui", - hands of and lhmgli the investiga tions of a renbhai postmaster gen eral, assisted hf republican at tor ia. ... 1 - -.V i: K.isi'oe Conkluisr ai a tie ouici n i . - lYiAI'O f I Tifi I I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 n .J 111 vw' v ' I find an old number of the "Benton NW 1 ork senator have resigned. 1, title. Oa ted their ' .-- . , r, ... o ii 4.1..... i i. tsTa UlaueiiMZ over it a en u v.i.irc", j v letter of rewia'ion addres IIUIT 11.1 I ... . - I ...1 . , 1 1 .-. ( ........... II H I' HP III April, IOIO. - f...n;' .. ....,.. Ai..t.at. - , ., i 7 SlUMLIS lllill tH.lllli: v...i very scurrilous attack on me ia ww. i Garfield, and this fact B. Carter caught the eye. All me li)1(lts lordship and hmftiliatei- ofFensive and abusive epithets that iwth himsil and his echo. the skill of the then editor of tin . ... n..nl I IwfUl 1 0- aenuwraitu t t- i T7'' . . t- j .i.. i.i.mi the devotwl rxea-i JiSKiwj UVIVI --- head of our predecessor, iw i CITY of coKVALUS. was a Certain skill ill the use Of tllC Two Ijnbl adjofolnit Court Home With good bene, ... I ham and irardmi i f . I rK. a III T. M mill If . ' " CUUJy men. 1 1 - " l ... j in il i i Block 10 in it lU.'in vaue vnlixar, imnoonei jr, i Dixon'n addition u. tuecity A .,t. adherence tot Imirovc.l Ixti. 7,8, 9, in Blo,17.lu tnetonntj Ix- Role good lliew i. .addition to the City. it:.... .wl in i he rues Oil r.. W.I I HI I I ! 1 1 ' . .iii.i ... - n ....... rrammar. Anrt when the paper oi j in the tvw rf i'hii..m0i Bnt.n C Una autUDie lor any mip.m. i i . .i . , on .n.. hMn Wwiinrt on the Vaonii a. teri'St as itttlie article in CUeSllOll I nihoat landinir. 2n acre in hnothy , good house ' I orchad, fcc. Priee tlOOO. ...oq nlu n v done. tWre wa i n a.. U Kinir'!. KBe?. First rate lan.i with . ' . I r.,.,ment. l.rSehou!.harn. el.r.to school and d.nreh, Kt rate SOni preynws n I .rfHce, rit aud a awn. itm?w. ...... .. -!..t u4. I rj i ........ i Mnn f.nntv. 6 mile eat of Iy-lonon. SonieBort a g;r.-pi..i " " nwjieli!oni .1 t.. . 1-. nnnii ar Mile l t wffll watered. Eooutimoer. ncur miwl iiio.iut t r-r : " . litot In fiict, the r- -i .i .i . ; 1 1 .,.,ifr,, .nml orehanl. u-ood lumL alxmt 100 acros UlLMieiMUC..v J -"" pric..4.SQ; idently had some slight snare mr . VaiIey -t&i. u vrv I! ii t. ..--I imiv! nnlHn.'e. 1ft arei wciraru. on - . . " fduW all kimls irf fruit; house and garden, very. . . . . . 1 ' a I ...w.i.ojjoI'U TidllK III t dl aimi Mrn UU KWIU UHIlUlNuin taken 1T ie Albany meewng a weeit nn wormy - - titin4?' KS"? STtS- r noed narrow caniie hvihiv i j- . troneral. Hiuler a republican ad ministration, the guilty parties are to be discovered and punished. SENATOR SIATER ON YAQU.MA 8AY. We read last week in the Benton Rlade extracts from- a letter from Senator Slater to Dr. Alexander oi Linn county, which serves onr cotem- porary tor a pretexa for drawing a contrast between )he y;w of the matter taken bvrtbe Senator.Jind tl at evi ME OF IK OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR THE CURE OF . Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Br oncbitis, Influenza, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, and Every affection of the THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST, Including CO N8UMPT I O N. A WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITES I "II doe not dry trp a cough, and leave the cause Behind, as U the ease with moat preparations, but loosens it, cleanses the lungs and allays irritation, thus removing the cause of complaint. SO NOT BE DECEIVED 5y iruHesbeaiw iag similar names. Be sure you get BR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, with the signature of " I. BUTTS " on the wrapper. BO Cents and Sl.OO s Bottle. Prcoared bv SETH W. FOWLE & SONS. Be ttt .Mil Sld by druggists and dealers general; t y t n, viinM of sananarillav iodide of potash and Iron, all rwerful blood- making, ilmiUflM "feSSfS elements, it is ine zr ( Jo.i;l9! alterative medi- (JEW FUBITrBE SXOBE Main Street, Corvalli Opposite Sot. KingV Livery Staid. or St. Anwioiiy- stxto .-s ---Faee-Krulws Pustules, Blotctiesj, BoU ... -... u.imnn. Suit Khenm, l lliniirs, imw'i - .- : -- Scald-head, Uinjcworm, gSgg Ituennrausiii, " . XiiMvn. ralsta. Female Weaknesses and Irreflm Ir.Vil iriine. Affections Of the Emaciation, have opened in this Store Well Selected Stock of FURNITURE. nii sbatt always keep and make l Order, Evcrtk4air I MM Fat-isWap Window ia1e, tk Hartshorn Spring RBew ma4e f m a41 Colors, Opaqne and Liaea Shade Goods, si Bottom Priee. PHILIP WEBER. " Cnrv aisr May ft '80. 1 ? :2 1 m , . l. ... 1 . w.K vtlin ls at We F.wuwl nrrnir (raiiire deiwt i tauu wet 'xv. aiii - i-r r tt That? thprp should' be tWO MdC'S lO Dead OI HIW n I ... ,,.. Ww!,uial alvantair of ihv . ..... - . . . i m ... . - ,t r . in - r . - . . ti .... l,l.i. f. U..n' V hat OVII UU iknit lUU kto tmder cwltivauoo. a'i e-cu this question is hi no-wny surprising Naturally the Senator vbouIJ like to have his way so far cleared for him that he could say to his col leagues, "appropriate the necessary sums for the harbor, because certain incautious people have put millions intabuilding this railroad, and we must do what ' we can for them to prevent their whole enterprise from proving a failure." Of course any advocate likes the strongest possible facts-in hie brief : some cases are won aaso-m as stated to a jury. But what the people of this valley need Is an advocate who, by force of his own enen'v of character, by the power of his own argument, by his resolute pleading of their cause as & own, will compel attention to the crying needs of this sect ion of the state. Recal for a. moment the position of those who every one knows are work- inrr niirhfeniid, dnv for the success of "ft -e' the enteqiwse as a whole. They have to overcome obstacles., one ol the most formidable of which is the constant assertion of. their ouppo nente that Yaqnina Bay is not and never can be made, a tort for large. alniM nr indeed for ail V sllioS at all I ... -..i mm M ni mri . i ri' -r. ... r ...... .i . . ioi i.iianme Tj r. v. ... ,,.!. -,i Wlllch loilows l IK.' w- (fence, well waterea, giu uw, p. rriee, ,iw. 422AcrcatJoin)i above, 100 acres nnder cultivation their writers as often as they canr - . 1 t o 4oAtTCailioinanvc, iuoacres Hnocr cuin-"-, thev cannot pick aft anywhere, one f,10UHej0Puhartetc. Excellent stock rwjgi with . . ,t,,, ..p oiiti-, o miles from school, postofflie, et. who can be trusted not to dmnce w s00 i mm the.t bv Uis intorance of the common ' . . A est rules of treceiiey, ami nis aisreK.u of such propriety as i the general right of both patioiv. subscribers and political opponents. THE MAYOR'S MESSAGE. in on iimi.T niltlvaiian. ommI house, horn ari I orchard', four niil ticth ot postufflce wmI half a mile from narrow traiwe raBmad feuo(. I'rice, iS,- 00.. k 3.-,7 Acres, 8 miles west of Corv. on Mar-'.- o;. . llam ujidrr&MX. 3Ea iicrcs unuer monL'ii, J.t.. ... ;.. Kest lull imxtniu. well tmwseii. '3 i ... , . 1 ..... 1, f r. ... . I date, crmi ifiven in. Tlie land U well thueerea, (food bouse, two bams, et.. lrtte, ?llu I milium. I . . . I TTt,. f an In, m A:i on. tlllS In like manner, the pay on the Look- v E , " . , ' "72 rm head is it reasonable to suppose that ,Hr " ' "1 , . r (aiHtaltsta can be induced to buil.l a ,5800 to ,m,m. per year u - nowhere? Who would the Da es to Baker JUitv, Oregon, oy . . , ,-1. r invest in a plan for rnnmng to a pott ivof Canvon Citv. the nnce for " e v . . - j - - . oarrying over this route was liwreaii- ed ftom $8,288 to $72,520 per annum to be carried six times per week, and at the same time, when this contract was being made, a route over which the snails were regularly. carried; ex isted, running parrallel with the one in question, which extended .fromjthe Dalles to Baker City, via Pendleton, with not water enough to float a sal mon? Who will help to bring the cars loaded to a sea side whence- no ship could fetch the cargo away? Now there are j list fclnee arguments that can meet'Biich nonsense as this.. The first is that the inhabitant, who know the plaee should believe in work for itvand bo willing to contrib ' 1 Is sumia nnrann tr ttQ rf1 thp and La Grande. On the noute from ""-7 , n r -r wot neeessarv to.detnonstrate to the Canyon City to Camp McDcrmott, ' - ' most ol the way through a eountry n :.t. i.T; .j." 5. TTie seconi is that the . S. Engl ..EkTill. r. neers should, after due and careful creasea loom z:ooo uy v.i,"i " 1 . ... . , . -ta n,iu T..tVipW in examination, believe m and be pre southern Oregon, it was increased Pd to undertake the development f..,n9Q.ntin of the harbor in question. ... . ,.1 third is that Congress, by force 01 th ... . pnnrorv and interest shown by the Willi the various portions 01 conniry. . idwianl, wKW, ih .Pveral routes date's Senators and represewtativ above earned extend, are aware cf no,d nnd"take 8nd aC,UaUy the fact that those rooalitres are spartv lVr riilftfni1 art if- in TTn1.n)i1o t lint .n all other routes where this, svetem, By- I wUl take more "brains" mence the work Now so far we have got with Ya of thievery hfee been carried on,, it than tlie Benton Blade has as yet will be found that they extend exhibited to prove to us that the right through similar portions of country way to forward the, end it professerf ndcr the advice of president Gar, I 5910 SKSS" imposeibili fleld, Postmaster General James has mangers of tins business been making the necessary investiga- to aocompHsh We read our dwy tions preparatory to bringing the per- difF.rently. We know that every r.pd to Justice great nn.lertaking haato pass throogn Whon .hPso investigations were taj? op,msition-that railroads first instituted, some of the offend- have to be built on paper Before the .hrw, to the ef&cfc 'ron is laid. We caanot but admit that they had in their possession and thmt nothing that has passed hitherto 1 ' t v.t,n 1-tters written, gives us any right to throw a dbubt . ,1.. .fTt of t.h-.ch ther on the earnest purpose of those trould crirainate'him in the matter, who have this railroad in l-and to get rrn. . nn rlonb maile 1 .-actuaL work at the earliest posair for the purpose of eftectioff public be moment, or on th.r ability to ; ' ,hoir f,vr anrl aaiast carry out th purpose as soon as the th mWident to friditen bin into remaining obstacles hae dfeap- - --. : ..i, in.Miirraiinno. irl peared oTder e IZJiZ another ed.by the sncrscf the Benton Blade blaekmailinr, scheme like the foraed from again averting our confidence Mnn.wli.tiJr- that the patience of the people wil Finding that they, could not thus not be irwch longer tried. V.nt a ctnn In the invostirrn.tion8. theV foill t r.vw anv such evi- Conkling baa resigned his seat in d,ne for ibp trnod- reason that they the United States Senate, but the never did have it and such, letters world moves on and the presides were never written. Py bnt requests the con- It is safe to oonclnde that Garfield irmation of Robertsoas noma nation -,:n ;nQ'tcf nnnn thou invfistitra- r will nun lUviov "t"" w" O I ... t . n 4i w,; 1 t;i ,h nernetra- In our last issue e predicted the tors of this infamous robbery will all probabihj ties of Conkling's political v. Unnrthr tr. Utrht and ftp- deatO, erely plains' adhere It has come sooner than we bed, and that he will expected, but is the inevitable result closely to his purpose ia 1 01 own P"w" Gentlemen of the Common Council of the city of CorvalU In pursuance of the requirmeots of the Citv Charter makiii' it the duty oi sap ainy- r fn t. lftaat once a year to submit a state ment of the financial conation of the city 1 to mke such recommendations and sng- cestions as in Ins juagmens w interest of the citv. T therefore submit to you the following .... st Bt.-vtement. The total Miaime ot ic . from all sources for the year emling May lfith. 1881, was S742.945. Total expenw tures, ?tlo5.90, leaving a balance against the city off412.95i this added to the out standing debt increases the lnrieowsane. . the citv to SI 705. 74 For further particulars T .fer von te the reiwrts ot the uecoruer, Treasurer and Marshal. As the health ot our city depends greatly os the cleanliness of the streets and alleys, ana in w anuroxchinz warm weather, I would rec -rs- - . . .i.. v- ommend that your Street uommitwj t instiuctea to require l""i"-'"J rtaose the streets and alleys adjacent to thRir ntooertv to le thoroughly cleaned so that by doing we miy promote the health cJ the citv. That part of second street ly- between. Washington and jacsson .treets should be graveletl as soon as practa ble and also saeh other streets and alleys as in your judament that require grading grav eling or other wise improving, in all eases. where streets awl alleys are to be grartea, graveled or otherwise improved, such im provements should be done at uie epeio ofthe adjacent property owners, and I would therefore suggest the passage of an ordi nance in accordance with the foregoing rec- omendation. The drainage of the city is incomplete and the council should cause to he constructed such sewers and drains as in their judgement may ibe necessary and as the finances of the city will permit the side walks and crosswalks will require your soecial attention. Our Fira Department which iathe sole protection of onr city trom the ravages of fire should be wU" maintained and kept in its full eflBciecy and view of the recent organantion of tha new company known as Monumeutal Engine Company No 2. I would, racomend that the City Council take immediate steps to provide a suitable place for them to hold their meetinsrs as well . .1 t a suitable- house for the engine when tnia has been accomplished Corvallis can then boast of a Fire Departmen of which lanjer and more pretentious citys might justly feel proud. The cisterns should be kept in good condition and as many new ones construct ed the ensueing summer aa in yonr judgment is necessary, and and as 1he- means of the citv will, permit: and 1 -would suggest the nonstrnctiou of two cisterns, one at tne junction of Harrisson and and 5th streets and one at the junction of Washington and ... m J i a I 4th streets, also the grauing o a roaa at tn foot of Tyler street so as to permit the en gines to take water from the river which later improvement can be done at a compar ative light expense and will add matsrily to the safety of that part of the city Gentleman aa my term of office expires with this date allow me to thank each of yon for your kindness, and for the courtesy you have shown me while presiding over yonr deliberations in discharging the duty ot my office, 1 have endeavora to act launinuy and impartially toward all and if I have committed any errors or done anything to mar the feelings of any of you, I sincerely ask your forgiven in severing my associa tions with this council I do so with my best wishes for your future happiness And proa twriiT to the incoming council, allow me to .iv that the dwties vou have before yon are ardioui, but I hope yon may be equal to the trust reposed in you by your constitu ents and may the Alwise Provipeuce guide you in year deliberations that you may promote' henna, nmgputvm u yruoya- ssy. Tn mv successor in office allow me to con hUa von in beinc so fortunate as to be elevated to the high position you are about to. oenpy. I feel assured that theconnoence w-tuvJa in vs br vour constituents will never be abused by you, I feel confident that you will nU tne cnair wnn emu vour-self and to the entire satisfaction of xoii A 10 miles west ol Corvallis. i mile from Yaquiiia road on King's Valley road, C mHcs Iroru !., v .llvr .llrolHenot. 1 mile from school, t.ood house, ham. ete. . n -xcell"t rami with. 130 acres un I der coJtiTailon, roco,. tsuvvi. nn A.at. mil of nUKltrctt'n Vallcr. well ' improv ed, near school and on projwucd line of 'Yaquina K. K, Price, ?4000. 15 Acres west side of Blodsrett's Valley, all fenced: 6o acres under plough. A snuff farm with good house. larn and other ont-umnliiigK. t nine irom ih.iu.oi close to proposed 1 aqwrnsi a. js riKctv"'- am x., m Ktlt road, ft miles from i miction wirh YaauinaroatL Good house, bam, etc A good farm I wit outlet so well grassed ranges. 2,200, Three terms in the vicinity of the Summit pestoffice all well improved. 9 in of Rxcellent land with house awt ham, 6 imle wist. iA Sn nsnit. lut 100 acres, easily put un .i. .... nin,,,,!, a ..anit-al stM.k ramre. wen grasscsl and watered. This land extends IJ miles slang the road and river. School miles distant from centre. Priee. 200M. 200 Acres, 10 miles west ml Scrmmit, extending of a mile along. the road-araf sheer. A good farm with plenty of bottom land. 10 acres must be homestead mA nr ,,t.. .. c... Small house, etc. . and orchard. A bargain. Price, $1000. 1(10 Acres oi Elk road. IS miles from Corvallis ; 40 under cultivation ; houwR bam and orchard. A giKitl stock raodi witfi yAentr of grass range. Plw, ?15- ATXEWPonr. A saloon, larffe warehouse with capital htl aove and also wharf opposite. Also other propertj- in Newport andvfcinitv. HarfcorimprovenienU having eomm snced and there lieing every prtupect for a lively summer renders this a good chance. 1T0 acres , twentv-two miles this side of Yaqiiina k,- .... th. hfavutn Trann and Kddvs. one nail bo' torn lanil Wltnoxceiiciii. mw ru.iKo -- property will sell at uargan. mce, vj-t- For price and other particulirs apply to the under- i ...i... k..... j int i mat- to intendiliir vendors of rel estate, that by establishing agencies m England an 1 also in the r aitern oiaics nc uum sw m flectspeedysales. , Snmmlt. Benton Co. . Or. Or at ths law officeof Js. A. Yastis, Corvallis Or, Wm. Colliss, & Co 5th East India Ayeuue, agent, London. vitalizes sod Enriches the Blood, Tone np the System, Makes the Weak Strong, Bunds np the Broken down, Invigorates the Brain, and CURES Sfynepaia, Nervous Affections, Gen- J r,S,.i.;i:i v..lm TJoTrov erai iiiDiutyf aa5" and Ague, Paralysis, Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Dropsy, Humors, Female Com plaints, layer Com plaint, Remittent Fever, ami ttr DISEASES ORtSINATlWS IN A BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR ACCOMPANIED BV DEBILITY OR A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM. By it- searching awl clewwfng t. - tiw fnol comiotions wlilcl lli lillllicn " . contaminate the Wood, ar ranse aeramg--- ment and decay. It mimniaw. the vital functions. It promotes enereyj anrl It infuses new life and whole system. No sufferer hanyeaaj which arises from impurity of "! i dc-pair, who will giveATKK'H 8MArA-ii i a fair trial. Rememher, the earlier the trial, the speedier the cure. Its recipe has been furnished to physician every where; ano ioey, nwiu"u --y-rior qiialities, aJrnirr I Tl- fnrtr vrars AVKR'B SABSAP- biixa has beeujyidely used, and it Bowpoi. souses the connoence oi miiuoim i 11" who liave experienced benefits irom no vellous curative virtues. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer fc Co., Practical and AnJUytleaJ fjawnuaw. Lowell, Mass, SOLD BT AIX MKWOieWS VBKTW Real Estate for Sale! iTrATED m ; Z 3EL "VT -A. Xj XIi Benton Connty, OreRon. ' n a BT i iit4 it, l.he central nart of ?swb i..n.u- totha Ve-it.-iide i)e:Ht. One of the most de iml.l olaces for a residence in the citv. l;jan nVO IMPROVED UT8. on the main hiisineM street, with small stsFiiei wihswibj, fortable dwellfng hoswe, cwtain.nsr seve? JT1"' tw. I,.. ,n- ucarsiraaw. - A.ttention Fonnerit; ft -j t U WE HATS- COME TO STAY Snpjdy as want long folt &J. you air iO- '. , " We aw now prepared t do . c t - T,. Ttr... any kino et w r Steel or Woeh TV m Repair e Threshers Jftndcrs, ne ere, Keapem, Blowem, Raker Plowfrttc., done with neat- neiw and dispatch. All kinds f5IW wkj- ap in Steck. gFlea'c pive w an early calU rrallis Plow Co. Corvdris, May 28. l80 I7.22y l.jss pvrrvoses. 13Jn PERUVIAN SYRUP ..... . 3 r 1 l.,.1-tp.i,.rArl One Steam Pftnrm" mil sno Corvallis, with all the maenmer necessary U p rate tlie s:inie in all respects, ine owner aie tne s:iu.u ... 1 s ., . . ,vants to quit the business, he therefore offers U i actorj-for sale ai a price .uui Supplies the blood with 't tal .Mnc, or- j A 'VoV further Infbnnatioe ,n5,h?",n t Element, IBON, mfustng -gjgm ; toSSreef - ; S, At his LawOftick, IB sarn WW oi v,or a...r. SHERIFFS SALE, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oreroe for the Connty oi ucnion. Adaui'Williehu, Plaintiff Albert Humphrey and Ellen Humphrey, Coqullle Dick, W. St Clair tl. V. uewn, 4. uurorai mua a a. Strati an, uersnaants. v viRTTTIt OF A T1KOREE AND EXECUTION issued in the above entitled salt on the lHth day of April. A. !., 18S1, fn fvr ol saiit ptamtm ana aeaiftit said Defendant, Albert Humphrey, to me hi rwtwi lor i it. slim n uimhuii inn. i . . u. -. lars and ninety-five cents ami interest at the rate ef one per cent, per month from March 31, 18SI, and the further sum of at id attorneys iees ana wie mmwr sum ol S25 85 costs and disbursements, conunamlinr me to sell the real property hereinafter described to :..,.. .unm hafore mantioned. 1 have levied up on and will sell at public auction to the highest bidder j.,r..a.h at the front dooi ol lie court Mouse, m vne City of -CorvalEs, Benton t'ount.v, Oregon, uo SATt-KOAT, HAT. 31, 1881. i i ii, hnnrs of nine in the monrinir and four in .. l.. fa...... rtV.i,oi. .ntiM tne aiternow, on u j -mm ; I rifrht title. Interest and claim of said Defendants or .. ' - . . . ... ..n : ... . either or mem in orw me iii...ih 't' w -Th imith 1 of section 25 in township 14, a R ft, W Willamette lueruuan in ncraiin craij, .j, eg., ex cept that portion of said I section, heretofore deeded , ii., i r,wh on the 12th dav of AncusU 1872, by David Hugirins and also excepting that portion of said I section deeded to George Shultzon the 13th day of August, 1872, by David HustjIim and the- amount OI lanu nerwy uewew ,ui -. . , ""s 140 acres more or less. . Also tne . c oi tne a. r.. and lots Mo. six, seven, eignt nu nine n sccviou ii s (k W Wilaniettc Meridian. containhKr 137.25. anM of land situate in Benton county. State of Ore- Bon, to satisfy said execution and costs. 1 qoi irrvn Sheriff of Benton County, Oregon- Dated at CorvalHs, April 20. 1881. JUKI l' -L-T.P-.ri .r.k. ...ti.m. Viror and Hew l.lio mro an pjj"; v BElNCi FREE FROM ALCOHOL, its energize mg effects are not followed by eorrespondmg reac ion, but are permanent. SETH W. FOWLE fi SONS, Proprietor!, 8e fgjfm Avenue. Coatoa. Sold by all Dnfgm. Oiin and ILooksmiths. DEALERS IS FIREARMS, A MUNITION, FISH ING TACKLE, SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES, LOCKS, ejc. HE? SHE ME NEW FFJ33S Tl SUIT THE TIMES. Agents for the Crown & Davis Sewing Machines Rewirinir and making to order of Firearms, Sewing Maehines Fine Tools, Mu-'ical instruments, umiirei iasand Parasols, etc , etc. , promptly and neatly done. ALL WOliK WARRANTED. . Havimr permanently located here, we respectfully solicit your patronage. OrroerrB TBI ivstovucb. ALSEA STEAM SAW AND .... J. PITMAN. Proprietor. -iviwn nrrtnn.T MY MILL AND ADDED H i . ,wl nt.liir biacliincrv. I am ready o All all orders for Hough or Dressed Iusaiber,. j. .ui k ,i .i;, ,rnl at the Belknap campirroiind Monroe, Corvallis, or elsewhere in the county, at reasonable rates. .....f. lmn ior n :f Flooring and Rustic (planed) ?1 4 to t isfactioii giianuiteod. All orders pramptly jilled. Ajiril 19, 18SU- 17.17m CITY B1SPENMM. BEAklCKS. 1W MEtICITSES, CHEMICALS. FANCY and TOILET ARTICLES, Sponges,. ' V Brushes, -Perfumerjr. Paints, Oils Ete..; Etev VEESt-mr-IrOSS CAREFULLY crcd wim care - Farmers d pfcysioUes fWW-twmff, our stock of Medine eptete, - - completed, and ordtsa antw. paten. AN AXES IS DB. S. SILSBEE'S EXTERNAL PILE BEJIEDi Gives Instant Relief, and is sn Infallible CURE FOR ALL KINDS OF PILES. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price, ?l.ut per box, prepaid, by mail. Samples senl free to Physicians and all sufferers, by Keustaedter A Co Box 3946 New ork City. Sole manU&cturers of AN AKfcblb. N. Bs. AVERT, D. D. S., DENTIST. NEW BUSINESS! IVIorintaiii "View MILK. DAIRTe 95 Cents per Gallon, WIIEN REQUIRED FOR INFANTS', THE SIL of one cow will be furnfsheoT. Milk warranted PURE. LISTEN FOR THE BELL! A. G. MTI.KKY, Pfoprletor. CorvalHs, Jimeary 7, 188. IdSlml, ....I .f the best finality. Corvallis, April 7, 1S. 17:1 I have just received a new 1 of watches, mm, mm SILVER WARE, ETC.. ETC., Which I offer for sale at reduced prlces- '.i.k cixres. Janrelrr.ete.. repaired avrtosMia- ble rates, wd aH warranted. P. P. GRBFFIiJB, 17n38f- Corvallis. CITY STABLES T1)S. EftM Proprietor, O, the Csw Wt of the Engin HMr CORVALLIS, - - OREGON. ffta cSrv mast wean letter thee vct prepared to L the BEST OF TEAMS, BtfGSIES.ICARRIASES SADDLE HORSES T HIRE. At eanble Rate PF Particular ttntfl rfsea LJg"" Hones Bought and Sold er ExeUofed PLEASE GIVE US 6A1X.V April 2, 1 80. . Ilavin located permanent" fc- in CorvalHs I desire to in form the public that I am ready to do an Kina oi uunuu work. My instruments are all new and of the latest im proved style All woTk in sured and satisfaction ? uar anteedor theinonoyrefundep over Graham & Gold. rail store, Corvallis, 17s3!)tt Equalization Notice. Noncr. w iirartwr emtx to at Trnt maEcmas o School District No ITin Benton County, State er Oregon, will attend at the buildinsc used as a pnblle school house fnsald district, on the 37th day of May a rt irk, unpn.-m xt the nour of it A. si. oi sasa dav to rmMiely emiW the assessment roll of aaitt district, assessed pnrsoant to the action of the lega voters of said district levying a ten milt tu of Apnl 23rd A. D. 1831: and cerreet all errors in valuation, description or qualities of lands, lota or ether proper ty: and all persons there- interested ase hereby noti fied e apma-sa tbsrstae ssKrptace appesrsteet WTA H Ban tlcrt- A J WlLtl AMS. J S' lteeax., CrARLM LoaaoRt. Crerfr anJ directors of schodfetrrct No. 17reBT t loa countv, Oregon. r. ' th who have bxiirineea so fortunate aa to A LL KINDS Of' JUB: vvukiv w nrovotir 4rS. W.jtoak thcAfl-J A, t tliol8. Uiter luadav wto. 7 w Administratrix Notice. WTrrTTfTF. IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN- ll derslgned has been fnfy appointed administra trix of the Estate of Joseph P. Fridley, deceased, by the County Court of Benton county, State of Ore- eon. All persons navingciauns against toe saw ro tate an hereby notified and required to present the same with the proper vouchers, within six months from tir date, to ma ataay residence, saw miles west of CorvalBS, in the County of Bentoe, State of Oaeaan. And all dames due said Estate must be paid to E. Holgate attorney for said Estate at Corvallis. Oreeon. Am asba PLrrr Administratrix, ot the Estate of Joseph- P: Fridley OereBta, May 8th 1881. Sir LL KINDS OP JOB: WORK DONE E3tECUTBOC8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS- that the tcruier- ;t,1 Amelia Theretst Warrior was on the -? - . . - i i :4-rt 9th day of Aprri lssi amy b the Ceernty uonrt oi tne ow w v"" for Benton county, executrix of the last wiU i j. j. t f urv Warrior doceaseil. i .11 ,r,o hn.vi no- claims aeamst said estate are heresy rerjnired to present the same with the proper voneners to iuer, w j rlli In Rentoa, coursty, 'Jr- affon. within six months trom the date of tins Theresa Wabhior Execwtrix of last will and testament of Hen- r Warrior. Dated April 20, 1881. THE ESMOND. eacner H. BRENNER, Proprietor. Morrison and Front Streets, Portland! Now open to the public he Only Firel-Class House in the Wj, Hotel Elevator and all tnedarn Portland. Orecom afae 21, 188' improvement 17:MM ' st. Tvinnlar and fragrant Perfume of the day ''HACKMETACK" try it. Sold by AJlBn-ai VTOOttwaro, vrufwmm. The Oregon and Washingtoi land CoHipaBy A DVERTISE OREGON FARMS FOB ! 1avmTv in the East, free of ex- i i7 nnlVu ale is made. In tfcat ease, 6.00 for each farm sold. ers will find it to thrir interest to cl on CHlS-""1!'JL'tl " J"Ili,"rJ' Agents O. & W. L. Ce, Corvallis, Oct. 8, 1879. IoHItZ CEKTRAL. OREGON KTATE. AND MOBT GAGE AGENCY C Hwkrt jSass receives and W4.li if or sale iarm lands, to wo. paoperty ad bum- nesses of all elesenpraou; J2ZZm rimfn, lima. A paper eaitt CBlve BfUJHJW'! TP . .1 , i e led "Tne Oregon CotemBt" poblishtd for :.:.ii ;iiwvtn San Francisco, New -rj t 4nrl nt.lier cfiotres. where speeW agents all property wiu oe-nwiy " . " j plyatOTcetoC. H. Nash. at Corvallisand tion. Sena panicuiara w y.j WAYMAN T CLAIR, (SUCCESSOR TO W. A. WELLS.) Manufacturer of HARNESS at SADDLES 9 Keeps constentlT o hand every thine bslnlnrt a Brat class snop. . - tarVnce Sam's Harness Oil for sale. 16:Tl FOE SALE. h RARE CHANCE FOR A 680i BARGAIN. . s. 6. 10. 11 and 12 in Woek JftjS Corvalra. . - . r . ... nils Also 420 acres n mo.i 7 &Z2& ln ten mfleswe.tof Cervalltav terms, laqeaw.. phaMBEBS. 17nS8 Klra, ValUy NOTICJE. U..8. LA1TD OsriCB, OfITT, OS., December 28th. JSS0. IT WMPLAINT n A " "r-'JV r ,,ilfrfr .ban C office by Darfd Wes agaihjtJWlJ 'r"?"' doni,f.is rrsteaerrr - wftha view ttfie niB efen , e sad parries are hery smnBHmed U appWa n w Wiei, oty Clerk of Benton CmMr Zl , , viji m. . t respond and furnish testUBrar . -!H mlleired aoandint. . W. WATTS. Receiver i. T. BARIN, Kagisttr. lfclwt nrr n fir I ant. noverty- from your TlTafwav, erX A- snaJktMl tttMV UIS 'jLnT whifW who do -.v. want manv men to wsr tT m n-n eHances remain in- facalitles. .Tne Bii.- l.- -5 and "Tdfrrary wages, w, saagu-. -WBsiss nuls to make money very wpwi. amnsatau whole time to the wort. j.r onjf TJTj'T, l? Full information- aT aB that fe needed is- sent tree. Address Biissesr SOa, FoT"e, smsnr. T. Ce ALEXANDER, ATTORNEY at LAW, com