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News Summary. TheDairofseal brown horses our-! The State Board of Agriculture has chased for the President has arrived I nged the time of the Stat Fair so that lie couniccs wnn pne lane county tiir. The officers of the latter are naturally much There is only one delinquent on the I at the White House stables. Their tax list in Yakima county. tails are not banged but are after the ! annoyed. The eraneers of Butte creek, Man approved order of Jeffcrsoian siiru j Mr. m. S. Burrell, who died in Portland , "w ii-.. i . . . . i on county, have organised a co-opera- PUGlty It..- i i t,,i, tiye store. I Barnes who nave orcnaras snouia The rain in Lane couijty has helped not neglect to make arrangements to the growing crops but not enough for plowing. A cavalry company has been mus tered at Looking Glass, Dauglas coun ty, with forty men. The bodv of Frank Rampv, who was drowned at Harnsburg on A'jnl a 2th, has not been found. Tacoma News: It is rumored that the contract for the Cascade tunnel will Dositivelv be let on the iKth of T H j May and the work pushed through. The Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line have reduced their freight time twenty-seven hours, and will land carload freizht into Portland from Chicago, in eight davs, and merchan dise in ten days. take caae of their fruit. The latest advices from the Eastern States goes to show that the fruit crops there will De almost a total taiiure tnis year, as the winter has been so severe as to not only kill the prospects but in many places has ki led the trut trees. With a failure in the mstern States and a good crop on this coast we will be as sured of a good price and a demand for all our dried fruits. The assessment roll as returned by the city assessor of Salem, foots up a total value of property of $1,500,000. fhe tax on this with a levy of four mills, as fixed at a meeting of the ouncil held last evening, will be $6ooc which, together with the income from licenses, etc., will amount to about The gold belt along Burnt river, $10,000, a sum sufficient to defray the Baker county, is attracting renewed in- expenses of the city government for terest. Railroad men and Eastern I the ensuing year. Statesman capitalists are in the country prospect- Boise statesman: Work on the ing. Some ore taken out averaged Boise city Dranch railroad has been $80 to the ton. ordered suspended, with no prospects The Oregon State Fair will be held that the UnW Pacific will build this at Salem beginning on the 2nd ol branch. A letter of this import was September and last one week. The I received here by Mr. J. Brumback premiums will amount to $10,000. I yesterday, from Charles F. Adams. Of this $4,300 will be for racing and Adams offers to return the road and $5,700 in other prizes. all they have done on it to the right of The following is a summary of the way contributors free of charge, and ivpali-h ol this State: Farm products, make a favorable connection if we will $19,000,000; farms, $60,000,000; build the branch farming machinery and implements, The Yamhill Reporter, in an excel- $2,956,173; live stock, $13,000,000; lent article on the lethargy of the citi- mines and implements unknown; other zens 0f its section of Oregon says personal property unknown. 1 otal, "A great many of our people wonder $120,956,173. why it is that while so many immi A hurried round-up of cattle, begin- grants are coming to Oregon and ninz at Bear Creek and sweeping the Washington Territory, so few find their desert by way of Powell Buttes to the F " this section. That is easily Deschuttes, and thence to Lower enough explained. The country up Crooked river, was made last week. th valley is not advertised, it has no live, energetic men looking after its welfare. Residents of Josephine county will vote on the county seat question on June 1st A majority of all the votes cast are required and the candidates are Wilderville, Kirbyville and Grant's Pass. If neither gets a majority this time it will again be submitted to the people one year from next June, to be decided by the selection of one of the two places receiving the largest num ber at this election. It seems to be generally acknowledged that Grant's Pass has the best of it. . Sale. A farm consisting of 480 acres of land, suited for farming and stock raising, and district, and the teacher's association situated in Lane county, Oregon, together wun sdock, sucn as nurses, eaiue, consisting of No. I milch cows, one. two and three year olds, a small band of line graded sheep, aud hogs; also farming implements, all that are necessary on the place, in good repair, seed aud fe6d, all of which will be sold, at a bargain. The quality of the soil is excel lent; adapted to all kinds of cereals, hops, fruits, and vegetab es, and with plenty of out range for stock. For further informa tion and price and terms of sale, inquire at the Gazette office. The stock looked well considering the ordeal through which they have passed. Says the Prineville News: The Smith Bros, sold their entire band of cattle, numbering about 600 or 700, this week to T. J. Logan of Camp creek one of the heaviest stock growers in the county. Mr. Logan, we are informed, paid tha boys $25 a head, this year's calves not included. Hon. E. B. MoElroy, State Super intendent of I'iblic Instruction, is making arrangni .:nts to hold teachers institutes diriaj the coming summer at Baker City for the 6th district, at Grant's Pass for the 1st district, at Corvallis or Yaquina Bay for the 2nd at Astoria. Dwellers in the glorious State of Colorado were treatel on the 24th day of April to a continuous snowfall of nine hours, which left the whole country under a fleecy mantle to the depth of about twenty inches. Ore gonians feel privileged to growl be cause of light frost and cold winds. The spring of 1885 will long be re membered by residents of this valley for the absence of sickness. Fevers generally prevail at this season of the year, but so far as we can learn peo ple are singularly free this spring from the visitation of these maladies. The beautiful weather must have something to do with it. The Jacksonville Sentinel says, that an enterprising New Yorker has made the O. & C. R. R. Co. a proposition to buy their tunnel on the Siskiyou to be used as a cellar for a large ale and porter brewery which he proposes to erect there. In all probabilities the company would do well to sell it, as it will hardly ever do them any good. The land department connected with the Northern Pacific railroad has just received information that, by or der of President Cleveland, the U. S land office at old Yakima City has been removed to North Yakima. The building in. which is located Col. How lett's office is at present on wheels and being carted away to the new town. The First National bank is also being removed to North Yakima. Lake County Examiner: During the week Goose lake valley was visited by storms of rain and snow to an ex tent to insure our farmers against a drouth during the coming, summer, and making it certain that a large crop of grain will be raised. Friday George Ross and S. M. Keenan have re cently had some quartz from their lead in Yamhill ounty assayed. It showed con siderable gold and some silver, pnning out about $575 of gold to the ton. The mine i located near North Yamhill, and the gentle men think they have struck a bonanza. An attempt was made recently to destroy the office of the Yakima Signal, by blowing up the building. The office ii i.i been placed 00 rollers, to be mnvsl to the new town, morn- ' nd .t is supposed that was the cause of the ing the snow was fully three inches ' mean trick. Very soon there will not be deep all over the valley, but was gone I "ufc, "f old town left to blow up, if by noon, leaving everything in thejh present rate of removal continue.. This ' , ' . . , . j , fiiur remove much sympathy for the old Very best condition for a rapid growth. J town. Strup of Figs. Nature's own true Lax ative. Pleasant to the palate, acceptable to the Stomach, harmless in its uature, painless in its action . Cures habitual Con stipation, Biliousness, Indigestion and kin died ills. Cleanses the system, purities the blood, regulates the Liver and acts on the Binvels. Breaks up colds, chills aud fever, etc. Streugtheues the organs on which it acts. Better than bitter, nauseous Liver medicines, pills, salts and draughts. Sam ple bottles free, aud large bottles for sale by Allen & Woodward. Croup, whooping cough and Vronchiti immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For sale at P. Graham's. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures con sumption. For sale by X. Graham. Shiloh's V itaiizer is what you need for Consumption, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, aud all symptoms of Dyspepsia. . Price 10 aud 75 cents per bottle. For sale at T. Graham's. Will you suffer with dispepsia and Liver '. omplaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer as guaran teed to cure you. For sale at T. Graham's. Sleepless nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by T. Graham,: That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. For sale at T. Graham's. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale at T. Graham's. Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free. For sale by f. Graham. recently, left an estate valued at more than 1500,000. He leaves one-third of it to ha wife aud divides the remainder among his five children. According to San Francisco papers there is quite a large emmigration of fruit grow er from ?he vicinity of Lis Angeles, Cali fornia, coming to Oregon and Washington, having become dissatisfied with that local ity. The celebrated mare, raised by O. P. Adams near Albany, w.:s sol 1 Tuesday I y that gentleman to M- 1- Eeie, of San Iran cisco. for the sum of $1,500. The mare is a beautiful Clydesdale with main nearly seven feet long. Mr. Reid started with his pur chase Wednesrlay for the Worlp's Fair at New Orleans. Democrat. No land nnder the sun is so replete with historic memories as the rugged country in the Northwestern corner of the Afghanis tan, where the first clash of arms between Russia and England is expected. Cyrus and Alexander the Great have passed over with their armies, and from the walls of Herat have issued the conquering legions of rimmerlane and Nadir Shah. According to an offisial report, the total amount of the circulating mediums in the 'lauds of the people is $1,100,000,000. Of this amount less than ons-tweuty-tifth is in sillars and less than one-tenth in silver cei i icates. As much of either kind of money is used in 'ie payment of bills, the infer ence is that every man holps on to the other varieties anrl works off the silver dollars, or the certificates representing tltnee coins, with all possible speed. This shows that foresighted man are distrustful of the83cent dollar. Another evidence of the same thins? is the fact that contracts and notes for real estate and merchandise containing that ominous clame. .. . in United States gold in or its equ vtlent, " havi al ready been executed and interchanged" Men an ! Ivy's s'.ioes an 1 boots at cost at Whitney's closing mt sale, Yaquina ysters, fresh from the beds, at Bun's. & 3 O J CO 5 P -s (JO - O o ft ft M Si o c 04, P 53 i . i C5 EC V CD bO s-H c rt u -- 4 0 0 eS a 112 s o - CO 3 D eC CD i- 4J (J c in u 3 o pq W H CO 123 I I P3 w EH H OQ rH 11 () H P3 O to JA a - 0J u a a o u 0, jj -j c cd 43 u u V s THE MUTUAL SELF-ENDOWMENT iND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, Grand Central Office, Fort Worth, Texas. SAM CTTNDIFF President. E. M- MACY, Secretary. B. W. BROWN, ice-President. A. V. MORRISON, 1 reai. Chartered under the laws of the State of Texas, Juna 11th, 1381. Gopv ril t secured bj fllif g title Jane 11 1S81, in the office of the librarian of Cong-regs, D. C. PACIFIC COAST DEPARTMENT. OFFICE.: No. 7 Powell St. Corner Market. San Francisco OFFICER BOX. SAMUEL G. H!LBCR-f, Prssideut v. a. waku, Seer tary. A. W. KELSEY, of Sacramento, Vica-Prendcm. l'HI"iP .V i," Ti U FA M..T.-1 T' . ' ...V r . . . y., iiw-H-i v.icTwir, rauricuAftiv, Treasurer. v CAPT. J. N. LEONARD, State Bapt, Portland, Or. , ... The object of this Association is to provida endowments for living meir.bers as well as bene0U fo adeaihtleeto ""nt with perfect security, p, i8tui.e.eBUown,t as The plan embraces two forms, lite and death. One pays at the death of a member, and the other pat ;n ,ivee,ua!mstK nielits during life. The association is ODerated on the mnflU.. It h.. no j:r to ats:-b ,ts earnings, and no trustees among whom to Divide its surplus 1 he total nieinbershiu r.f the association now w,,,-.t n -ml - , each month. The association has disbursed to daU 57U,03a.02 in benefits to the leratees of deteasae mam .icrs, auu on manuring- coupans. Is loanimr from Bftee to twenty thousapd per month to livipy i&eubwa. KUVmw SIKCE ORGANIZATION. li '"eit)te since organization. Disbursements since organization, (TH CGlAlZlEiTlTjE) mm .7R . 37iS SALE 0; ESTATE. REAL Notice is hery given -t in jn- uatse and by virtue of an order of the County Court, of the State of Oregor for Benton County, made on tfw 6th day of April, 18S5; it bain;-a day of the regular April erm, 1S35, of said Court, and duly entered in the Journals of said Court, the undersigned the arimis trator of the estate of llowcll C. Br.gjs, deceased, will on atnr 1 V. tb 9tb day of May, 1835, at the hour of two o'clock, p. m., of said day, at the front door of the Court H vme, in Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon, o.ler for a!j at public auction, to the highest bi t for iiiah Iti t an 1, the right, title, n- r rt aai vto jrfcSssh eaid tc tl e time of bis death iA in and o the foi lowing de scribed real property-, o The v est half of the north 3 . qttKfior and tbe west :;aJf . sQaiuK quarter of Section twenty- four (2), Township stereo (11). South of an; u eight (8), west of the - iltan ctt Meridian, in Benton County, State of Orejrin, and containing ne hun dred ird sixt SO) acres of la i ., t .pay funeral charges, expenses 6 a-::, inistrution aad claims against said asta. Dated this 10th day April. ! a .-"Sl; :. o. : : I3GS, Administrator of the Estate ol Rojwell C. Brings, deceased. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. In the County Court oi tr.e state of 3rejon for the county Be it- . In the matt.- of th esi :. of John Stewart, De: ised. Notice is hereby .iven t1 a' the undersig led Maty Stewart and . M. Jihnson have been dul appoint ed administrators o: the e-'a'.e or John Stewart, de ceased, by the County Court of the itate of Oregen, for the county of Beuton, sitting for the transaction of Probate business. All persons lavinir 1 sims againit t .'A estite will present them with them pioperly verified within six months firas the j i ,f -..i.-notice to ui a such ad ministrators, at the office or F. M. Johnson at Cor vallis Oregon. MARY 8TF.WART aid F. M. J0HXS1N, Administrator of the estate of John Stewart deceased. Dated at CorvalHs Or.f April lth 1885. I??v?ilLi: TO ALJlaS fen all annlipjLnta and tsi ciistnmpm Afloat vpr wi ordering it It eontafns illustrations, price descriptions and directions for lr..'. I. , A vi . avynij D.M.FERRYAO k all XLBS. et- mite CABINET MAKER, UNDRTA9CR. Cor. Second and Monroe .Sts. , CORTU.U , : CP.I 6C?, Keeps constantly on band all kinds af FURNITUuE Coffins ar.d Caskets, Work done to erd- on short notice and at reasonable rates. Conrallis Jnly 1, 188J, 19:27yl. JOB PRINTING DE PARTM E N T BEING SUPPLIED WITH LATEST STYLES, AND DESIGNS OF Type and a!! Hi?s0 IS PREPARED TO DO W B33 "aANLr HCY Jt)B PRINTING .In the latest stvles and at piii s '-it lift,-- mere than cost of labor and material, n s rt noti We are constantly tur.iinrr out at prices . .iie.ii de. con petition, the nicjst designs of Letter heads, Bill heads, Envelopes, Visiting cr.rds, Business cards, Programs, Ball tickets, . .Note books, Onler books, Receipt books, . Posters, Druggists labels, Gummed er Ungummed, Legal blanks, $o70,236,06 3 ...c on baud, - , . 'oni'na C upocs paid, - - . " oj, Agents Wanted in every county of the Pacific Coast. F. M. Johnson, Resident Agent, - - Corvallis, Oregon. Oity Stables iBaily Stage Line FROM ALBANY TO COKVALLTS. THO . EGLIN, - - Proprietor. Op the Corner West of the Engine House Having secured the contract to carrying tk CORVALLIS, - - OREGON. HAVING COMPLETED HY new and commodious BARN, i aia better than ever prtpared to 3EST CF TEAMS BJ33IES. CARRIAGES AND SADDLE HORSES TO HIRE. At Reasonable Rates. 3T Particular attention iriven to Boardin? Miirsei Horses aoaht and Sold or Exchanged. PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL. Viilted States M.U1 Ma Corvallis to A-lbany For the ensaine- four rears will tears Corvallis aaah morning at $ o'clock, arriving in 'Albany afcaat o'clock, nd will start trom Auaov at 1 e'aieek. lathe aiternoon, returning to Cervallis akeat c'alock Ihi&iine will be Prepared with goed tsaai and ssrt. ui anvera ana mcb coUiiortaDie and EASY RIDIKC VEHICLES for iie aceomnioi.ation ol the Wheat and other Grain Stored on the best of Terms by Srm 3". BLAIR, AT- en 1 tcr Samples a d P 'icto te z stie 1 fice ii you want th Best work at L at irric s. Three Year Old Eecord 2:41. S..n ,.f Altamont (2:27), and Belle Price. Will lie kept the se;ison of 1885 on the farm of J. VV. McKniuht, at Lowson Station on the narrow gnuge railroad. Linn Co., Or. Will be allowed to servo a limited number of mares at 60, payable when the mare is removed from the farm, with the privilege of returning barren mares in 1886 free of charge. OEMECO Was started fTi all the principal three year old races in Oregon in 1834, winning three out of lour, and making a record of 2;41, which stands at the head of all three year old records on the North Paciilc Coast, and trotting a fifth heat in the remarkable time of 2:44, the lat half in 1:17, a 2:34 gait. His breeding- will suit the most fastidious. For particulars aud extanded pedigree address Mcknight bro's, Albany, Oregon. GOATS FOB SALE! Four Hundred head of fine ANGORA GOATS for sale at the residence of the TJi.dersi((ned seven mile north of Corvallis, Oregon. Chas. Read. For Sale! W A 1 S SACKS PtRNISHi D Td PATRONb. Farmers will do well to call on me before making arrangement elsewhere THE EE! TO A COT NT! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION 0ffic3: r--CVcll:s, Oie 0 ). M. S. WOODCOCK, Marager. rrT TQ ASSOCIATION will buy ard sell ali classes of Real Estate en rea onble terau xni wt, !lr XlllO oogWj advertise by describing each pieca of property entruatedto it lor aala. lha faljaw. iiijr piecta of pioperty will be bold on extraordinarily reaHonable ternisi - I ndivlded interest in a c I I: nei and seven anes cl in conn .ion i i h the mill. Ii wtrftJFcl all pf th year, nUiited hundy ti n arket 3 about? iile3 o Crrvallis with an exce road to -nd r m it. Tenna y. ul 1 I STOf'K FARM SSO acres, at out M In lt'fn. 1 ' e( ISO ill rpn ca n h ; m M i v a I H rli n 1 .ki SAW 3 water, Ifortable house nd barn, n Ilea adjvininrta iaax nt si - . b&ustiliie oo range, akicy oi e ol th Mat siaat ranires in Benton countv. . itLtted aboui 10 alia FW!5' Farm all under fence only 2 miles firm 'Southwest of Corvallis. PricetlSOO. Z?2SS? ' Wacres now in tuiaation, tt' FARM A farm of 136 acres of land litaatW i bounce i fit can be cultivated; Sbout 20 of it no in mile llom corvallis. in Linn Count,, c r. All 2tor wheat with a fair house good burn and piurj. fence; W acres of rich b turn land la caltivstin w,ill,6 told at a bargain, lorms easy. 66 acres of good fir, as. and maple tinier; t pad FARM Farm of 478 acres for less than S18 pel hou"c', ' Si orchards and two ios d wells with acre, beine ouo of the cheapest and best ainif ii ""r'P8- lermsi SSO per sere, half curh down and ficlitoi. countv, situated 4 p.iies west of Hoatoe 3c. balance payable in one and two years, a.eur.d by a n.iie from a"c;ood school, in one of the b st BfgiHjB,ort" upon tLe 'rm- eulUvtaed. AD under fence, "with good two "too enable C" ' "r irame house, large barn and orchard; ha running 'atcr the vear around, and is well suited :r stock i ALSO Four unimproved lot except fen, and dairy purposes. This is one of the cheapest (arms ed in Corvallis, Or. The choicest bulldiug r'-tT In in the Willamette Valley Terms easy. the city for sale reasonable. IMAS GRAHAM, Druggist and Apothcary, -AND DEALER IN- mm, oils, varnishes, mm cuss, rem, mm SHOULUEK BRACES, TOILET AETICLES C. ' A full line of B oks, Stationcy and Wall Paper. Orr drugs are treaL well xelected. PaeHcrijilions compcanded at all hourt. 18-27yl FRANK BRCS. IMPLEMENT CO. DEALER8 IN TAR 1DSCMILIXMAGKINERY. La Belle Wagon Wa!u.r A Wood's Mowers, McSberrj Drills and Seeuers. Heapers and Twine Binders, liuford's Wi Hdnv Plows, Hodge's Double Draper Header Buiord's Gang and Sulk Plows Coate's Su'l y lukes, Euford's Hiding and Walking Cultivators, tear, Scott & Co. s Engines an Threshers Coo wr t Co.' Saw Mill Machinery, Lauoall Whc.l .. rrv.i.s, Carriages, Spring Wagons, uckboard Wagons, etc., etc. The Celebrated Hollow Tooth Harrow, Etc., Etc., Etc. Full Line of farm Machinery. Write for Catalogne. Address either FRANK BROS., Xmpl. Co., Portland, Or., or T. J. BL, A 1 1 , Agent, CorvaT.ijs, Oregon. 22143m A GooJ "Bu in ss Lccation, With a number one Store House 24x70 ft., with house attached suitable for a small family. Situated in the center of the City of Philomath. m ha. ou.F.u!5 ...u . nr,,7r Send six ce ON THE O. P. R. "RJA PB ZE.ESKS'i For further r u timlars nnnnire of M tsW 1 i8't awav than anything in the world. A I ey Iniare enquire ot M. W. Fortun.s await the werkers, absolutely sura. At NOTCE OF FMLSE.TLEMENT. In the matter 4 the estate of 1 Andrew B. Moore, Deceased. Notice is hereby given" that I, Martht Moore, ad ministratrix of .the estate of Andrew B. Moore de aeaaed, have filed my final account such adminis tratrix in the Cu :tr C o." t state of Oregon, for Bsnton count; and he said Court has fixed Saturday the MS day of May, "38r. at the hour of 10 J'clo k a. m. or said day as the time for hearing any and all objections to the same and for a fiaal settie.n .i. ;.ir of. MARTHA MOORE, Adminis r..trix of the eitJieol Audr-v ti. Moore, deceased. Send six cents for postage and receive y oox or goods wnicn will either sex, to more money J. B. SCUAFFCRD. j. r. scsJArroRS once aUurescTaes Ou. , .iu usta, liaiUw. J. E. Scrafford & Bro.f PROPRIETORS OF MARBLE WORKS, AND DEALERS IN ALLKIND PLAIN, FANCY AD OLN A MENTAL Marble Granite. MAIN STREET Ccryallis, - Oregon. 2I-Sly
