The Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, October 12, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIB3CKD EVERY FRIDAY MORNING UY CJP?.IC3- & CONOVSE, Maaaws r.id Publishers. . SJ330.IPTION RAThS Per t 8'X Months, TVtrtse Months S' 'Kjle Copies Per Year (when not paid in advance)... i 00 1 0M aammMraiKHr paper to know, '-In the name of common 3onse what have English newspa pers or English revenue laws go: lo do with this American tariff question anywa CORVALLIS, OK., OCT. 12, 18S'J. tmm NATIONAL fill!, KTectioli, XucsJay, :Nov. 6, IS38. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of INDiA".. OR VICE PRESIDENT, LEVI P. MORTON. OK VKW YORK. PRKtillrtCNTIAL KLKCTOSS, C. W. PULTOJii of Clatsop; K. McLEAN, of Klam ath; Wjl KAPU3, of Multnomah. Well, no) much, to be sure, only this. English newspapers are alive to British interests. K the Ameri can tariff is reduced on English product?, then England will be benefited the amount ol the re duction. The paper may b? cor rect when it declare-; that "Ameri can voters as a ganeral thins don't care a brass button for England, one way or tho other," but England cares a "brass button'' how the voters in this country regard the tariff question, and if the election m .November were to result in a Democratic triumph, the rejoicings in England would eclipse anything that might be seen on this side the Atlantic. Hershner, Vice Deuneek, Vice from the dilFere- t ehnr.rli-s re-e"w la.t year, fc'a .ir.nteivl.-j ts n!so .v jtli fd v exception.-ivm-lc, Mrs. Nash, of K iiian. of rt-n 'ii:i? i !i ve science aiusta. - Allen a Thurman, he Arose fr m obscurity. To the candadane Of the vice presidency Of the democracy In a few minutes, you ee. Voor old Allen G. Pfeaidet t Presict nt .ed front -.I-Cte l t'liainrian of relit f : r Vieetin;.'-. Mrs Mrs. Graham, oi . Ad lit j i. Crura; if reaui.; umLr the charge of president This c-.nrsB of readt g is for the memher js nothing ia n-.ore true than if we would be efficient workers we must he intelligent workers, and although onr members ate aS (may house-wives, we owe it to our farm lies and to ourselves, to read aid sf.ud upon all questions relating to to horn- versus saloon . As we study we see plainly that our hey.-eue ami heredity department are reseryir from which we dl t'-v tr- t.h that ire the foundation ftones of the te.n pe ranee reform, and underneath tio.m ;ill and crowning them all are the teachings of the Gospel of or Lr! lhu Christ, the rock on which our work is hui'.t. L. H. A. One hondred thousand cedar shingles for sale at S. L. Kline's Store, :it $2.50 per thousand. 4t, elf You Are Sick With Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism Dyspep sia, Biliousness, Blood Humors, Kidney Disease, Constipation. Female Troubles, Fever and Ague, Sleeplessness. Partial Paralysis, or Nervous Pros tration, use Paters Oelery Compound and be cured. In each of these the cause is mental or physical overwork, anxiety, exposure or malaria, the effect of .vhieh is to weaken the nervous sys tem, resulting in one of these diseases. Kemove the cause v.-'th that great Nerve Tonic, and the hesult will disappear. Jas L B"WEN, Springfield, Mass., writes: Paine's Celery Compound cannot be excel led as a Nerve i-auie. m my t;sc -"r:- - reat chnnee. My nervousness entirely dSafcS and wUlf it the result if aflbctm of the stomach, heart and liver, and the u hole tone of the system was vvonderiudy mvigi rated. 1 tell my friends, if sick as I have been, Paine's Celery Compound Will Gyre You I nlrl hv rtniTists. SI ; six for S3. Prepared only JwtiX icfraDSON,& Co., Burlington, Vt. For the Aged, Nervous, Debilitated. REAL ESTATE- til ks 1 &m Bin Ms P is sy eg ts...-- w--v. wpwp XEW, THIS WEEK. AS THE CONTEST AP lJROA CUES- There remains now -but a month before the vote for president will be taken. As the campaign ad vances it has been discovred that Gen. Harrison has steadily grown in favor among the voters of the country. Never before was a presidential candidate of any party visited, day after day, by so many men representing so many trades ami avocations as has General Har rison since the day of his nomina tion, and scarcely ever in the his tory of any campaign, has any can didate been able to touch upon so many live topics of the day with out "putting his foot m it.'' His speeches have been charac terized from the first by the great est good sense, the highest order of ability in public speeking, and of winning politeness in public speak ing. This has been no surprise to General Harrison's friends, for they knew the man, and knew that he had never been found unequal to anv occasion. This was true of him in the school-room and on the stump, in his law office and in the court room, on the battle field and in the senate. Accounting for this happy condition of things the Cincinnati Commercial Ga zette says: "General Harrson is strong and ready because he has been a hard working man all his life, and his faculties have been disciplined and made alert and executive. He has earned all he has, and his habits of application abide with him. He is not elated or oppressed by his position, but takes it cosily, and is in full possession of himself. The living rock is under his feet, and over head the sky is clear. He has absolute sincerity and unqualified courage and he has had such a breadth of experience as few men have profited by, while each day of his life has been in some way good to him. He has lost no time in idleness and wasted ne power in disipatiori." Mr. Blaine, in his speech at De troit recently, gave a little history of the exercises and abuse of the veto Said Mr. Blaine: "Up to March 4, 1SS5, when the present president of the United States was inaugurated, the veto power of the government had been used in all ' about seventy-five times; that was from 1789 to 18S5, one hundred years lacking four. And now Cleveland, in three and one-half years, has used the veto over three hundred times. Aud of those ve toes of presiient Cleveland, 208 have been used to prevent a piti ful pension of $4 a month or $8 a inonth, a few, I believe, of $12 a month, to worn down and starving soldiers f the United states. And he is the first president of the United States that ever vetoed a bill for the benefit of a soldier that had offered his body to the cannon shot and shell of the enemy of his country." What a bitter dos for the old soldier to swallow. Ix the raid on the "clock game," made in San Francisco recently, five Salvation Army privates were arrested. They gave as their reason for being in the plaie that thy were performing a njfssion endeavoring to convert -gamblers. This is about as transparent as was the excuse given by twenty-one others, that they were looking for their brothers. Fbbe trade Great Britain had a public debt in 1S7S, ten years ago, of 13,875,000,090. It is now $3,T 680,000,000, a decrease in ten years of $195,000,000. The Unite;! States in 1873 had a debt of $2, 250,000,000. It is nwf, 154.000, 000. a decrease of $ 1,1 02.000,000. T ho Unitod Slut?-; g a jwrfeeti v e esrram. QflMC uuliiL LUMP nifih If uili tili ilL !iji,!!ii! Prof. W. N". Hull will commence a series of entertainments Friday ISJicrht, Oct. 12 At the College Chapel in the new State Agricultural College. . Proceeds will no to the Warranted to color more goods than any other dves ever made, and to give more brilliant uml durable colors. Ask for the Diamond, and take no other. A Dress Dyed ) fj? A Coat Colored Q Garments henewea ) cents. ; A Child can use them ! Unequalled for all Fancy and Art Work. At druggists and Merchants. Dye Book free. WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 CO,, Props,, Burlington, Vt Fiiis beautiful properly is situated on the am beach pbout 2.1 miles south ofYa- Dress Goods and; quma hiy reached hy a splendid beach It is laid off in blocks of 4 acres -Fall Styles and Colors. We may very well re-echo that enthusiasm on this side of the water, for the re-election of presi dent Cleveland means the adopt ion of his progrmine of tariff re vision, and his ideas on that sub ject go a long way toward free trade. London Star, For procuring pariodicaTs, books, and the equipment of its library. We cordially invite you all to attend these entertainments as you will be insured your money's worth. Commences at 7:30 p. m. Axlmissi.on Only 23c. T"A Superb Collection at Very Moderate Prices. We tiike pleasure in announcing the opening of our first arrival of Xew Dress Goods and Ladies' Cloths for early fall wear, comprising the latest styles and colors, including SERGES, CASHMERES, DROP deALMA, TRICOTS, REPS, ENGLISH GOODS, BUNTINGS, WIDE WALES, ETC. In addition to all the most popular staple colors, our stock is replete with the newest shades o! the season, such as TERRA COTTA, NEW BLUE, NEW GREEN, GOBELLIN ELECTRIC, SAGE, MOHAGNEY, ALLIGATOR, LUCIFER, HUS SAR, ETC., ETC. Dress Trimmings to match in Moire Silks, Two-Toned Plushes, Vel vets, Braid and Tinsel Sets, and Pannels, Buttons, etc., etc. If Mr. Cleveland should be re elected 'the United States tariff will be modified very materially in the direction of free-trade, a re sult which cannot, of course, fail io be beneficial to the trade of other countries, and especially of our own. London People. Judging from the number of protection democrats who have come out, for Harrison and Morton, the statement of Henry Wattersou, that "democrats who are not free traders should go elsewhere," has received due attention. PaoPESSOB Bauxap.d's new comet, which enthusiastic democrats have christened Cleveland? traveling 3,000,000 miles a day in the di rection' of oblivion. There is reason in the action of the en thusiastic Democrats. ANNUAL MEETINO. The annual meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held on Oct. 4i,h. Rsports show nmeii activity in many departments, notwith standing the loss of thirteen members, by their remviu to other places, ten of thes were active workers. Meetings have been kept no through the summer. Number of meetings held, b'S,, ioeludine prayer, Bible reading, basiuess, parlor, and other aeetiugs. ETangelistic suBeri.iteudeut and president have also held inee'.ing-t on Sabbath after noons with non-rjoing chardx people. Fi nar.ee committee reported if what was dm the Union could ba collected, our finances would be good. Literature department has sent out spine 3-4,900 pa;ea of reading mat ter, besides boolis loaned and given away also seven packages of books and papers gnt to state prison, and packages of liteia to 500 teachers in th.3 country, during th proitihition .incudiiieut campaign. 2tttnbcr of departments reporting, 15. Although our BOpertutsndent of flower mission was not preaent with her rjport, we can report that many a heart has been touched by tUese little "messengers of sunlight." There are various ways of carrying to the he-irt of ouij;ellow men around us, the pure teachings of temperence, and the W . C. T. U. have a do every thing policy, which aims to over- o tk u.oue of the sdient feature ef minister ing, so this silent voiced branch of work known as the flower mission, may not be so handy a way of setting forth the truths to presented, as logical teaching intellectual pleas for putrity, but it is no less beneiiei eat. Our evangelistic superintendent does m ich quiet personal work w hich cannot be refuted. The parlor meetings which have met with such favor will be continued, the aim being to discuss the prominent questions of the day. The following officers were elected for the 'ensuing year: President, L. A. Isash, Secretary, Mrs. t'. Graham, NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. N 'ie is hereby given that the firm of Mo ire & Cass, heretofore doing business in CorvaUia, Or., has been dissolved by mutual concent. T. C. Otse retiring from the firm, l ite business will be conducted at the. old pthce by J. S. Moore, who will collect all accounts and pay all hills. Mr. Case's inter ests in Mo res H;tir Inrigoratorhaa also been turned over to J. S. Moore. J. ST. MOORE T. C. CASE. Corvallis, Oct. 9, 1SSS. TO AGIUOULTUUAL COL- LE :E FUND SUBSC1;IDEES. I NTTCi3 All persons who snbscrihed to the apricul- tnral college fund are hereby notihed that it. a meeting of the board of trosleea of Hie state asricnltnra college association hew 'Jet. 9th, 1S88, the feat assessment of 83j per cent, of ail numey subsci-Tb.-il was duty levied ami is now lne antl pavabl.3. Sub- scriptioiis must be paid ill full by Novem ber 1st, lobs, or they will be placed in the hands of our attorney for collection. Jiy or der of the board. M. Jacobs, Pres. J. It. Bryson, .Secretary. Dated Oct. 11th, 1SSS. OSDiNANCE NO. 5. An oedinance for th -.eoustrnetion of a sidewalk along the west side of block No. 7 iii the origin?! ttwn of Marysvil'e. no-.v tin cay of Corvallis. He it ordained by the comm-ii Council of the city of Corvrdiis, that a new- sidewalk be built along the w-est side of block No. 7 in the orudna town of Marvsvitle now the city of Corvallis, as follows to wit: li-'giuning at the north-west corner of said block. No. 7, and to rsleml south along t lie west side of said block, parallel! with the west side of said block, for the distance of one hundred and fifty (133) feet or to a connection wich the side walk now built along the we?t side of said block No. 7. The same to be built aoOonlin to the laws of sid city of Oorvaltis governiu the c n strnction of sidewalks. Passed the Sth day nt Oeto! er. 1S3S. .vrrtsr. W St.. Ciair. City Recorder. Approved Oct. 9th, 1S88. J. B. Lee, Mayor. 20 pieces of 3d inch Berlin Twills, new shades', at 20c. 10 pieces -All Wool Homespuns at 20c, 25 pieces Broadheads at 25c. 20. pieces of 36-inch all-wool ladies' cloth in solid colors and plaids at f0-; cheap at 75c. 10 pieces of 38-inch all wool French Serges at 60cj see them. 5 pieces Waterproof in grey, brown, and blue, at 50c. 20 pieces silk brocade trimming velvets at $1; worth $2. r4iT are respect full v invited to call 'and inspect MB new -goods road. and thus subdivided into acre lots making each one a corner lot, and the price has been placed at (lie remarkably low figure of $100 per acre lot. The laud is level and the soil rich, while the scenery cannot be equaled in this country. It is in full view of Cape Foiilweatker, Yaquina bar, Seal Rocks, etc., while the Pacific ocean rolls along its entire front. There is a splendid beach drive of six miles on the one side to Seal Rocks, and 2 miles oii the oilier to Yaquina bay. Sun bathing in front of HIGHLAND cannot be surpassed, and there is good trout fishing and plenty of game for hunting close by. No better place to build a summer cottage and to spend the summer months can be selected any where near Yaquina bay. For further information call on or ad dress Win. GRANT, Newpoit, Benton co., Or., or call at the CORVALLIS GAZETTE office, Corvallis, Or., where a plot of the town site can be seen. nd note our low prices. imples sent on appacation.' Cs.-T T"3 1 ni'ta'j fell' AT cash -i b STOKE Orerai r-4 5 Kili "Blook Corvallis, Or. MXJSIClL, goods,- c. I. heNkl E, iJ. iJiER lr -4 Ft & An 23 .Sewing Ma chines, Sewing Machine Oil, Nee -De lers : mm SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of tha . State of Oregon for Benten county. Amanda Long 1 PI IT. V8 S;tmncl Long ) Di-lts. To Sr.muel Lung the above named "defend ant. In the nrvme ef fehe state of Oregon, you are hereby summoned and require L to ap pear and answjr the complaint ot the plaintiff in the above entitled suit now on tile in the office of t lie clerk of saiil court in a:iid county within ten d.iys from the ser vice of tiii-i sibiiiivai upon yon if served in siid county of Ronton, hut if yon ok r-erved in any other county in this state, then within twenty daya from the d it-j f the said eerriee. If you tail to answer this complaint the plaiutiiF will apply to the court f-tr the rclh f dein oideil in fclje complaint to wit: Adeeree Eof a diy ice aud for costs an I 'iisbur nients. Tais .summons is ordered to be published in the Corvaliis Oaktte for six consecutive weeks, by Hon. R. S.. Bean, Judge of said circuit court winch order wa.s made at chamhers and bears 3 ite O.itoh -r L2th, LSSS. JOHN K ELs AY, Attorney for PI iutivT. XTOTiUE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT sealed proposals will he received by the county court of lSenton county, Oregon, fit the November term, 1SS3, thereof fiir com pleting that portion of the Big E.k punlic road from mi'e north of the six-mile stake to the eleven-mile stake. Said road to be. brushed Out and gra led at lenst ten feet wide aud made a gno3 passilde roatl for wa gons to the satisfaction of said court, The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. 2w. rTuBSCRlBE FOR THE COR I vallis Gazette, the oldest pa- yJ per in Benton co. One year, $2.1 Of all Kinds gTShotiruns, Kifi.'s, Pistols, Poeket Cutlery, A-nunition, Ail kinds of" Powul-i- kept constantly on hand iffrs ft? Fishing fickle -O- dJes, Attiiciimeiii Etc., Go to J. WM. WILL. Sole Agent for "While, Xew Homo, and Domestic Machines, Etc. I have (he lar gest stock of Shotguns and Rifles in the county and at hottom prices. Ammunition, Fishing Tackle wholesale and retail. GENERAL R ERA I RING a Specialty. Work Warranted Opposite Spencer's barber shop, CORVALLIS, 'OR. gSTBest assortment of Pocket Knives, Rnzoi-s, Spectacles and Optical Mood-, etc., constantly on hand at lowest pi iess. t f Work neatlv done and warranted. Orders by mail prompt ly attended to. A -hint's-, J. Wm. Vv ill, Corvallis, Oregon. 3:9-ft. 99 KGOBE'S HAIR INViGQRATGR, ANUFACTU31ED I'or salehy all BjrtgtS. W. L. SARGENT, VETERINARY 5 RTTRdKOX -, CORVALLIS, OREGON. 3T Ml diaeasee of horses, cattle, an.l !o roeuie. auiu.a!a, trete-1 on reasonable terms. Tiie I est of references. Kiiquire at Aileu & WihkI want's driiK store or at Charles reiton. Corvallis, Oregon. 0:21 oinp. 4.RPETO have now a complete stock of carpets, composed of Velvet Brussels) Body Brussels, and tfra ALL STOCK -OF- ITT 1(1 With borders to match, at my furniture store on Main street, at prices that are beyond competition. also have a full line of FURNITURE ind- WALL PAPER, And my prices in this are lower than at any other place. Picture framing a specialty; all GRAIN" AND BUILDINGS INSURED. No delay; insurance toned binding the com nan v instantly on anniic ition to tiie t, iu the Liverpool, Loudon and Glolie, ! JjJnds of training stock to Select the largest iusarance company in the world, j . Its asetts exceed 42,UC0.OOO of which Jlu111- ue;ir:v S,UU;l,UUU are in me ijmteu oora, TTT -p-p. ITTTITiri Ft Its greiit financial responsibility and prompt I U j J I I I Vs VV Hi K Hi K navmeut ot 'losses has deservedly rendered' -L -IX-LxJ-UXX I LJ Ls LJ IA. it one ot tiie best and most popular insur auce cumnanies in the world. M. S. WOODCOCK, Ageut, Corvallis Oiegon. Fisher's Block- Corvallis Oreaon. 0frWe have now on exhibition the contents of our New Mammoth Fall and Winter stock of House Furnishings and are prepared to sup ply all possible wants at the very lowest prices known in the dry. goods trade. RECAPITULATION OF STOCK Table Linens, towels,.napkins, blankets, comforters, lace curtains, scrims, flannels of all grades in cotton and wool, einghams, prints, cheviots, cassimlres, waterproofs, Turkish towling, sheetings, pillow muslins, tickings, bleached and brown muslins, cotton cloths, carpet warps, Marseilles, quilts, carpets, matting, etc., etc. Honest goods at lowest prices, marked in plain figures. PRICE CORVALLIS nxp, rrrT A RTJO CASH --' - c T- m e mm ma STORE. OREGON, jKiir...