Weekly Corvallis Gazette, FRIDAY MORNING, OUT. 9, 1885. 0,-FlCIAl. PAPER FOR BENTON COUNTY to political affairs of the campaign. But a poor woman having several little children dependent upon the work of her hands for support the widow of a Union soldier and because she wrote a poem which the republicans of Ohio saw proper to adopt, as a campaign j . song she of course under the present Entered at the Postottice at Corvallis j reform administration was expelled Oregon second liass matter, frpui her position in the treasury de partment because site was an "offen sive partisan." If the present admin istration could be honest about these things ami would say to those whose dismissal was desired "your political views are not in harmony with the administration and I wish to put a THIS PAPER will be found on file at the follow ing pamcd places, where advertising mav be contracted for at our regular rated: C. V. LOMLERJt Co., Advertising Agents, Portland, Oregon. fc. P. FISHKR, Advertising Agert, San Fraildsco, California. GEO. P. ROWELIi & Co,, Advertising Agents, Mo 10 SprUce Street, Sew York City. J. H. BATES, Advertising Agent, 41 Park Row, New York Citv. N, W. AYER & SOS, Advertising Agents. Philadelphia, Pa. and giving them encouragement, the Chinaruen would leave of their own accord, and this is the proper way to get rid of them; simply leave them quietly and alone. But the fact that our people do employ them, makes a strong demand for their services and it is an unerring law of nature that where there is a demand there is and must be a supply. Matiy of these parties who take part in the encourage ment of chose anti-Chinese meetings, which have for their object the ex citement of mobs and violence, if they had anything for a man to do, ami could save five cent3 by employing Chinamen to do the work, they no doubt would be the first one to employ democrat in your place." This is what they mean and is just what all repub- : the dusky heathens, and thus help to I licans expected would be done when increase the demand. Another very " " j Cleveland was elected and if he would serious featui of the labor and help The coinage at the mints during the!go about it in an lollt,st Wrty an4 not question results from the fault of tbe hionth of September amounted to $4,- j p, fJJaehood and deception in the laboring white people which is not the 420,384, of which $2,500,050 was in st imlard silver dollars. Nashyille, Tenn,, is in York mwry market for $200,000, but paauot get it, The eity is rich, pros perous ftod aot overburdened with iitt, but Tennessee is a repudiating state. In this connection it may be worth while to mention that Massa chusetts has negotiated a large loan at 2 per cent. There is policy as well as principle in honesty. The New York Tribune and Times matter no fine could blame' him. If fault of the Chinamen or the persons there is any thing that mankind should who employ them. The Chinamen the New ; be severely punished lor it is lalselioou, when they get employment generally double dealing and deception. Our work steady and quietly and molest penetentiarys should be full of offend- no one, and is not continually strikin ei's of this kind. I for higher wages, or having to hunt a j new place before his old iob is cora I pleted; while on the contrary, among BURNETT & JOHNSON, Proprietors of the WHIST AND BILLIARD ROOMS Constantly on li mil the beat iirmitls of Tobaccos and Cigars in tbe market. Fruit, Nuts Confectionery Ice Cold Drinks, Etc. CSVE US A CALL. Main St. Corvallis, Oregon. NEW TAILOR SHOP. FRED. LA UCHLE, Proprietor. )Oue door south of Rose Bro. ?s Cigar Factory. ) CORVALLIS, - . OREGON. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. Cutting Cleaning: & Re paring A SPECIALTY OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. Corvallis, Oregon. CANAN & GIBLIN, PRO. RIETORS. THK OCCIDEN TAL is a new trailtiiu". aewly furnished, and is nrat class in all it! appointments. RATES LIBERAL. Stages leave the hotel for Albany anil Yaquina B; Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays. Large Sample Room on First Floor for Commercial Men. 19-35 Ij KEEFC VACE WITH AN 03? TEAM. Telegraph Com- j white laborers it is often quite difficult. The Western Union party, years ago when its business was to rind them to stay with you and smaller, done things up on lightning order of things. A message was then put through in double quick time, and as soon as it arrived at the place of are on the trail after Gov. Hill, whose j destination a messenger was out in an record as assemblyman during the Tweed regime shows him not merely as ft henchman of Tweed's, voting as Jie vas bidden upon monstrously cor rupt bills, but Tweed's partner and associate in running a newspaper at Elmira. Ten thousand dollars of Tweed's money went toward the pur chase of the newspaper, according to the Times' dtory, and it was during the joint ownership of the Elmira Gazette .by David M. Hill and Wan. M. Tweed jthat Tweed and his fellow thieves made their last desperate raid upon the treasury of New York. work steady unless they are permitted to buss your whole concern; and, in fact, when they are permitted to do about as they please, it is seldom they RTArri: C regon. on September Corvallis, The next Session will li lOtli, with Mine rnenltv ! yiar. B. L. Arnold, Pres. Jjet it be kept before the people that )is administration has not paid off a dollar of the public debt nor taken a single step towards formulating any plans for the relief of depressed or the encouragement of a single manufactur ing establishment It has through the workings of republicau laws collected money to the aggregate of over three hundred and fifty million dollars but there it ended. It has not followed republican plans of paying the interest bearing bonds and thus affording real relief. During the campaign they yre.re going to divide out greenback reserve. Why dont they pay out what the law requires of them any-wayt Thon. nyo fkvu. v . 11. -toe in HlP Stat. will stay with a steady job. In such u,,ive.s;tv to lie rilled faun Benton eouutj instant on his way to deliver it. But ; as household and kitchen work it is Young men and women who em pass exahi , , , ., . , .. .. , . . , , , ination for a teacher's certificate, are eliyib tune has changed this order ot things difficult to get white girls to do such : appointment by the county court. A, - and now davs. in a creat many instan-1 ni L- Tn fxo.t. housework and fch ; plications will lie received until Monday .... ,n ,. ., , . .. .. .... I oepiemoer ,in, ioou. ura, iciauu ujjguu . cn oi.au. care oi tne nousenoiu, ine most en- foot to deliver his message as to send nobling Gf work, in this day an I it by telegraph. age seems to be unpopular to the fancy I Only a few days ago a message was : Gf tne giddy girls and women of . to- j day. They will go and work twice as constant and at a great deal more laborious employment than housework j and feign to like it, because it is some-1 thing different from housework. And aim ty-nine cases out of every hundred of girls or women employed to assist in i family household work will work a E. A. Milker, Counts Superintendent. Corvallis, Oregon, Atlg. 5, '85. sent in the afternoon to a young man at Harrisburg asking him to answer immediately as to whether he could come to Corvallis the next morning to attend to some business. The young man at Harrisburg received the tele gram and answered that evening but when it arrived at Corvallis the nies- .1 H. Lewis, E. E. Raber. City IDarey.. Lewis & llabf!, Piopritor.s. 42T Do a general Praying Business. Orders Solicited. sage vas not delivered until the rext ! motlta or a few weeks, until they get ' 0. B. STARR'S LIVER? FEED ui s E STABLE, (South end Main Street.) morning, hence it caused this young I ,uoney enough to buy a new hat and a j Charges Reasonable, Satisfact inan to lose the. time and expense, of a new tiress when they will throw up i ion Guaranteed, The contemptibly dishonest course .oF the present democratic administra--tion on the "offensive partisan" dodge is most ridiculously illustrated in the case of a w oman employed as a treasury .clerk at Washington who has been dis charged because she is an "offensive partisan." She is Mrs. Mary E. Kail, of Ohio a poor widow, with several children depending upon her for support- She is a lady of some literary ability, and has written several poems, tern, which were favorably received. On receiving her discharge, she went to Auditor Williams, and inquired why she had been dismissed. The fpllow conversation ensued: "Because you are an offensve par tisan," was the reply, with the rough ness and impoliteness characteristic of Mr. Williams. "Was I not efficient and faithful, and was not niy work satisfactory?'' asked Mrs, Kail. "Certainly. No complaints to make. You are simply put out because I tell you, you have been an offensve parti- trip clear down to Corvallis, to find when he got here that his telegram had not been delivered promptly and that the parties here, in the meantime, had procured some one else to do what he came to do. This is not the only in stance, but similar instances are hap pening every day with this company. The writer has sent messages fnm Salem to this nlace one clay and ar , I - I rived here the next day before the message was delivered. A man, some time ago accompanied his wife to Port land and she took the steamer for San Fiancisco to visit friends. About the time the steamer left Portland the husband telegraphed the friends in San Francisco that the former's wife was on her way, and for the latter to meet her at the steamer. The wife reached San Francisco and was at the friends house before the ox team arrived their job and take a vacation for a while and then hunt up a new posi tion. Such giddy, unreliable fixings as these if they should strike a mar riageable young man, if he was so green as to be taken in, would most generally undertake to keep his house hold and make him happy, when they despise the care and work of the house hold. Most people who employ the thousands upon thousands of China men to do housework, do not do so from choice, but simply because of the unreliable nature of white labor they are compelled to do so, and can not do anything else. There is many a man who has been so unfortunate as to have a sick wife and family on his hands and been unable to employ help to assist about the house and take care of them, who after a few such ex periences has no doubt resolved to hire Corvallis, Oregon. to deliver the message. About the , (jhinamen, or anything if it would do only way the people can get rid of this I humanities work. abomnible tfuisauce is for every man to j urge upon the General Government to start a thorough postal telegraph sys- NOTICE TO BR-Q !F. CONT.ACO san. "In what did my offensive partisan ship consist' was Mrs. Kail's next question. "You wrote a campaign song for the republicans in Ohio," was the reply. "Good day." No other excuse could be found to displace the woman in order to make room for some democrat who had no doubt taken active and energetic part to elect Cleveland and to reward him for such work and therefore the poor widow woman with her several hungry and needy children had to be put out of employment on a pretext which was a falsehood upon its face. , The postmaster general don't regard, as 'offensive partisanship" the action of democratic postmasters in Virginia, who refuse to distribute republican newspapers and documents, and even holds such letters as they think relate Notic is hereby given that the County Court of Benton County, Oregon, will on Wednesday, the 7th day of October, A. D 1SS5, at he hour of one o'clock, P M., let the co itract for building a bridge, eighty foot span, across the Lucjtiaaiute near Frantz's mill, according ts plan and specifications on file in office of County Clerk. Sealed bids will be received up to said hour. I The Court reserves the right to reject auy or all bids. 22-33-31. J. R. bRYSOX. County Judge. Dated Sept. 17th, 1885. IV. C. Crawford, JEWELER. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A T.ARGI: assortment of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. All kinds of repairing doue ou short notice, and al! work warranted. f3:3;i-yl Corvallis, Yaquina, San Francisco VIA Oregon Pacific S- E. and STEAMSHIP LIN CHINESE iHrFICCTLriSS. The Chinese question has long been a serious one. The rabble, tramps, for" eign paupers and vagabonds which flock to our shores, and who do not desire work so much as they do to de vote their lives to agitation, lawless ness, plunder and bloodshed, and who meet wherever they cm find a senti ment to sympathize with and listen to them, are making the serious nature of the question a difficult one. While we can all see some serious disadvan ta"es from having the Chinese in 041- County, at Corvallis, Oregon, on Tuesday, Octobei NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. Sept. 15th, 1885. Notice is hereby given that the following-named : settler has filed notice of his intention to make final j 1 proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be niade before the Judge or Clerk of Uenton midst; and while it becomes every man's duty to assist in removing these diffi culties in a quiet, lawabiding and sen sible way; yet every good lawabiding citizen must from principles of good government and self preservation, de nounce all public meetings or demon strations of any kind which result in recommending force, violence or any unlawful means to displace the Chinese from among us. There are many standpoinvS from which this question must be considered. There are many reasons which bring Chinamen here and cause them to remain, for which the Chinamen are not accountable, and are not to blame. The people who em ploy the Chinamen are as much and in fact many times more to blame than the Chinamen are for being employed. By so many persons employing them it makes their services remunerative and makes a demand for them. If people would quit employing them. 27, 1835, viz: William Howard, Homestead No 32S8, for the N. W. 1-4 of S. E. 1-4, 8 E 1-4 of N. W 1-4 and E. 1-2 of S. W 1-4, Sec. 24, T. 14, S. R 7 W. He maiues the following witnesses to prove his con tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Edward Williams, Charles West, Robert How ard and G. W. He ward, all of Monroe, Oregon. 22-H-5t W. F. BENJAMIN, Register. EXECUTORS' SALE, NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ex ecutors of the last will and testament of Joseph Ham ilton, late of Linn county, Oregron, deceased, will in accordance with one of the provisions of the will of said deceasec on Saturday.the 17th day of October, '85 at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of Hsid day at the court house door in the town of Corvallis coun ty of Benton and state of Oregon, offer for sals at public auction to the highest bidder, the following- described real property belonging to said estate: Lots numbered one (I), two (2), three (3), ten (10), eleven (11) and twelve (12) in block numbered nine (9) in the county addition to the original town of MaryBville (now Corvallis) in Benton county state of Oregon. Also lot numbered two (2) in block numb-red nine (0) in the original town of Marysville (now Corvallis), in Benton county, state of Oregon. Six months credit will be given with appioved se curity if desired for one-half of the purchase money of said property. Dated at Corvallis Oregon this 9th day of Sept. 1 885 CAROLIXB HAMILTON ) pv.,. UEOKGE HENDERSON. ) r'xeonH,rs Trains on and after Sept. 14th, Leave Cox'vallis Tuesdiy, Thrsdij and Siiurday, 10 a. s Leave Yaqnina Ksndiy, Wednssday and Friday, 3 a, z RATES Between Corvallis t San Franciscr First-class and Calin passage S14 0' " ' Steerage ' 7 (!i Oraiu per ton 2000 lbs 4 .r Thus saving to the farmers ami merchant of the valley Thousands of Dollars. Willamette river lioats will hereafter on neet with trains at Corvallis. This new iii is preparer! to transport all the freight an. passengers oH'ering: WALLIS NASH, Vice Pres. CHAS. 0. HOGUE, A G. 1'. & F. Aut Corvallis, Oaegon. OTGET, CABINET MAKER, UNDERTAKER. Cor. Seceml and Monroe Sts., CORVALLIS, : OKtGO.K, Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of FUENITUEE Coffins ard Caskets. Work done to ordjr on short notice and at reasonable rates. Corvallis July ), 1881. )9:27yl. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Leave Orders. THE MUTUAL SELF-i jrSUT) BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, Grand Central CffTce, Fcrt Worth, Texas. SAM C'UNOIFF, President. E. M. MACY, Secretary. B. W. BROWN, Vice-Presi. lent. A. W. MORKIhON, Treas. :hartyreil under the laws of the State of Texas. June 11th, 1881, Copyrigl t secured by filirg tia!e June 11 1S31, in the oMice of the librarian of Congresg, DC PACIFIC COAST DEPARTMENT. OFFICE: No. 7 Powell St. Corner Market. San Francisco OFFiC HON'. SAMUEL O. HILBORX, President, A. W. KEI.SEY, of Sacramento. Tice-Aesident W. tl. WAKD, Secretary, J X. KUSShL, SR., Superintendent. PltOP V, li. TAYLOE, M. t).. Medicel Director, PACIFIC HANK, Treasurer. CAPT. J. N. LI ON ARD, State Supt., Portland, Or. The object of this Association is to provide endown in'efcr living- iren-bers ns well a? benefits tot 'aniilies of ke;a.-ed nieiv:ber., at the least -.ost consistent f eriect sccuiity, y L suing odccv.l u.ls as .veil an death benlit t ertitkates. Tht: plan tmbniL-e.s two liirms, lite and death. One jays at the death of a member and the other pays n 1v equal iD&taliuets o urine life. Tbe association i operated on the mutual it has no itoek- tio!uor to absorb its earnings, and no trui-teL- among whi la lo uividett8 hurnms. The total membership r.f the association now :.n. i nt.- to nearly 14, U 0 with a steady increase ach month. The a-ocii.tKm ha di.uei. to oat c57o.o;;t-.(.!2 in benefits to the NuUes of deceased mem -jr.i, and on maturing coupons. Is loaning from fiftec to twenty thousand jtcr mouth to li'-iny men.Ltrs. REVIEW SILCE ORGANIZATION. !!e.eipts since organization, - - - - r70. 23c, 0(5 Disbursements suite organization, - - - 570. 038. 02 ; ilanee mi bawl. - - - 201,0ft Couplings paid, - - I - 80,600 Agents Wanted in every county of the Pacific Ccast. Fm W Johnson, itesiilent A-ent, - - Corvallis, Oregon. City Stables Daily Stage LinE FE0M ALBANY TO C0SVALLJP. THOS. EGLIN, - - Proprietor. 1 On the Corner West of the Engine House IHaving secured the contract to carrying th CORVALLIS, - - OREGON. H A V I X O COMPLETED MY new and I am ustter .(top the tT'par Wmm jCorvallis tr AlV.nnv t P'or the entwine four yea ill lean C'or allfp ?.ch OTOT rC TCaRf O D'P"irO OftSO!ArC ,",!l,i,l'!-at rt o'cl.M-k, ...ng m All any alcut ijfcbl Ur IhjMEO dJjjICO, UmulJAjCO, o'clock, mi ailUtartf.i n Altaij atlo'tic.k mihm afternoou, returning to C rvallh about olck N. i'lhis line will e tr. pr red w.th good tisn anu taie- i ui driven and nici: uon.iortuhk' anJ United States M FROM SADDLE HORSES TO TIII7E. At ileasonable Kates. 57 Particular attention given tu Bonrdimj Hones ilorses Bought ana Suid or Kxchanged. PLEASi: GIVE Mil A CALL. ! EASY RIDSfC VEHECLLS I-Vr the accommodation of the 11UVELIKG ri.JiI.IC. Wheat and other Grain Storod on tin.1 best of ierms by BJ?- 3'- BLAIR, AT SACKS PDRNISI1ED TO PATRONS. Farmers will do well to call on me before making arrangements elsewhere 18-27-vl THE BEHTOH COUNT? REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION 0f5.ee: Corvallis. OrejrOn. M. S. AVOOBCOCK. Manairer. pyt TO ASSOCIATION bin ard sell ali classes of Keal Kstate rn rea sonable terms and wi.lthor S III oughly adverti by describing each pieee of property eutruatedto it for sale. The follow ; piece s of property will be tola on extraordinarily reasonable terms: SAW MILL Vndivii td i interest ii 0 u 1.. n 1 tj atei. a good planer aid seven aui of iiid utt1 1 connection i:h th e 11 ill. l ot n fl citi t u 11. .1 if the year, situated bare tocatKet and i1b;n . a.ut 7 miles of Corvallis with an excellent good .ad to and roni it. '1 tin s tty. FARM Farm all under fence only 2j miles from nrvallis of ISO acres, fcftacres now in ttiiuxatii n, ti e iitiai.ee of it can be cultivated; al tml it 01 it row in ..-heat with a fair house j.. 0 Urn 111. d grunt ry. ATtUbesold at a bareain. Tcnns tas-. PARM Farm of 47i acres for less than (18 ti 1 ere. being one of the eheajiest and lest lain:;- in .nt..i. county, situated 4 miles west of Idonr. e. i ol t mile from a good school, in one of the best neigh borhood in the state with church inivileges handy. ! v ii. nit bit. acres in cultivation, and over 00 can ot n!:ivtaed. -Ui under fence, with fcoed two story 'raine house, large barn and orchard; ha: running vater the rear around, and is well suited lor stoca nd dairy pttrposes. This is one of tl t beapest iarms in the iV'illamette Valley Terms easy. bl;t K FARM SSOacrea, about 50 in e'lltivrtion. l.(t sues .:.i. It ecilitiiUti, 1 1 rcits oi gurt fir al d oak tin.bcr, the Laisntt feccd glass. Ifcd. f-nalltmi-leitbblt 1 onsf 1c1l1.11. n iiu 1 c.cinii.e an incx beustibl cu mng, n.t kit f tit 11 tbe lot stock nircet itluku rci.Lty. timattd iltu Id n.iles boutkweat ct ttrvaiiis. Ir FAI.51-A (aim of 16 acres of land situated n ilciim teivriiis.il. lin Ccunty, tr. All t i ter iei-ce;t sties ci rich b u. n u 1 a in tultivafioni Eb acres of gctl Br, ss . ai.d ctyle litlit; s tV. houses, s ci.d citbt.it 1 1.1c. tv 1 tt. n elli .ih. tun ps. 'I in: s. tl 'v 1 11 mi, tail tail, ttwn i t laic 1. te j ay able in one ti.d two tais, ttctiitd by n c 1-igi.L.c upon the iaini. LOTS Two unimproved lots in O rvallis. One of tut choicest building places in the city lor tale eas onable. .A I. SO Four unimproved lots except fen etl in corvallis. Or. 1 re choicest building pluet ia the citv for sale leasonjble. THOMAS CR AH Al Druggist and Apothecary, -AND DEALER IN- 011s, mbiisies, mm cuss, pirn, mm. SHOULllEE BK.U'ES, TOILET ART1CIES AC. A lull lint- "1 l oks, Statinne-y and Wall Paiier. Ot'r drngs are tret.li t&A well selected. Presicriptions coniiic nnded at all hourt. 19-27 J Y&QUif(Joimsj) The New Steam Yacht ffiiWh, "TRESS A MAY" Is at your dis' osaI for the season of 1886. Being manned by careful and competent officers and crew k enert themselves at all times to oblisre vis itors, thai tors a Specialty, hates reasonable. For terms appiv to CAPT. F. E. DODGE, Manager. Newport, Oregon. 222b3m LUHI3ERF0RSALE! Well seasoned and in the Ware house, a fine lot of dressed FLOORING, RUSTIC, Any party purchasing o,0(K) teej or over, may have the same a $24.00 per SL inquire ot T. J. BLAIR.