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CORVALLIS, OH., FEB. 15. 1889.
CABINET MAKING.
The overpowering curiosity of the
nour seems to be "Who are going to
le President Harrison's cabinet?"
Notwithstanding; it is only a short time
until the president-elect must announce
. his advisers, the whole country seems
filled with burning eagerness to knew
now who are going to form the execu
tive family. .
The av'.uinsitration has lieen en
trusted for the next four years to Benj.
"Harrison; can we not await his selec
tion and trust to his judgment in
naming hfs: lieutenants? The univer
sal verdictof all who know Mr. Har
rison personally is that he is possessed
of rare, good, common sense, careful
and conscientious deliberation in form
ing his opinions and unswerving firm
ness irr following hi3 judgment when
maturecL Such a man cannot be hur
ried' or intimidated. That he will en
tJfavor to select tlw very best material
for his cabinet as a whole and the most
fitting man for each individual place is
assured.
Blaine seems to have been settled
upon as the future premier.- Certainly
there is no abler man for the. position
in America. Under his control of the
Btute department no American at home
or abroad would ever need to blush for
his country, and no foreign govern
ment would ever attempt to enroach
wion our rights. Of course he is not
the only material for premier. The
republican party is rich in the . ability
and talent of its members, and the in
coming president will never lack for
large reserves from which i to select adx.
-xiaers. -
THlfJfE IF SO UTH. '
The recent election of United States
senators gives the republicans absolute
and undisped control of that t body
for many years to come. Delaware
und New Jersey sead republicans in
lace of Democrats, whose terms ex
pire on March 4th. The Bayards and
Saulsburys have owned Delaware time
without memory. But- not only did
the tariff question break the backbone
of the solid south it lias disjointed
the spinal column of the southern chiv
alry in Maryland and West Virginia,
says the San Jose Mercury. It is the
most no.table revolution in politics that
has occurred for many years. The
bone and sinew have begun to think,
and by the time that another presi
dential election shall come around,
many other leaders of southern politics
will be set aside, and wiser, more liber
al minded, broad gage and "patriotic
men will come to the front, and then
the new south will indeed be born.
While a general feeling of sympathy
'for Corvallis prevails t in connection
with the location of the state agricul
tural college, many men of judgment
look on it as a matter for all time and
tot for a few years, and realize that if
the agricultural college was made a
branch of the state university it could
be run at half the expense and would
be free from all the complications that
now exist. They say the state" can
well afford to surrender to Corvallis
all the property it now has there, to be
able to make a good start in the right
direction. But the Btate- cannot sur
render the property there, because, if
if is. not, used far the purpose specified,
trie land" reverts to h donors who paid
for it. The building,' costiag over
$20,000, is on their land, so the rights
of ill contributors to the land purchase
would have to be acquired before the
joperfy. could be Lift for Coivallis, if
su.h, a measure could pass. Ore
gM . V
It appears that the intention of
Mr Cleveland" to make a European
tour after his term- expires h?slbeen
abandoned, and that; he will quietly
eifcdpvv.n i&o i lfew York practice.
A wise change of plans for Mr. Cleveland.-
Only one ex-PresidentJ in the
last quarter of h century has been great
enough to gain luster from a European
tour. ' '
-RESIDENT-ELECT HARRISOIf to . a
visitor sad: "My dear sir; if- I were
to give an office t? every man who has
applied for. it already by letter or in
person, it would take me six years,
tOtfigatbe commissipp"
CRADLE.
DINGLE. Li Coryallis on Sunday evening,
February 10, 1889, -to the wife of Fred
Dingle, a boy, weight 9 J pound.
ALTAR.
WILL-CAMPBELL. ON Thursday, Feb
ruary 14, 1389, at the residence of the
brides parents iu this city, Mr. E. N.
Will, of the firm of Will Bros., of Albany,
and Miss Maggie Campbell, Ev. J. L.
Hershner officiating. ..
The happy wedded pair are well and
favorably known in Corvallis, and many
kind wishes go with them to their new home
in Albauy.
Advertised Lkttek List. John W.
Brown. Mrs. M. T. Baird, Mattie Baker,
K. Easuor, John Colmer, (foreign,) J. H.
Frakes, Mrs. Geo. Graham, Win. Hawell,
Charles Jones, Geo. Low, Mrs. L. A. Ma
lone. Mrs. Hattie Miller.(2), Mr. Presscot,
Thomas -Lahear, Alfred Writesman, Irs.
Ella Young, Mrs. Nancy Young, Mrs. Mo
Cov. Meallv Rutse). Herman Liilanpaa, (2),
Cairabetta Roua, Angelo Diggianno, Rocco
Corobetto, (2), -Tropea Franc seo, Anjjeio
Necretto. (2). Gitssppe MinicJnUJO, Antonio
Wate, Saloatore B lrbuseio, Laddaco Gaeto
no, Giugeppe D.mnco, Posqnale DeSreorir,
Auton Plenrel. . i F. A. Helm, P. M.
ThisistheTopoftheGENUiNE
Pearl Top Lamp Chimney.
All others, similar are imitation.
This exact Label
is on each Pearl
TopChimne.
A dealer may say
and think he has
others , as good,
IDT HE HAS NOT.
Insist upon the Exact Label and Top.
rua SALE tvesYwntHt. itialc uiili bi
GEO. A, MAGOETH & CO.. Pii&isrgh, Pa.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of
school district No. 9, Benton county, Oreg n,
that the bosrd of directors of said district
will sit as a hoard of equalization at the
Benton County Bank , in Corvallis, Benton
cotintv. Orecon. on SatuaiUy, February 23U,
J889, at seven e'clock p, m., of said day, for
the purptseof correcting and equalizing
the assessment roll of said school' district.
By order of theboar4-f directors of said
district Dated this 15th day of February,
1889.. WAYUAN SrCLAIR, Ch-rk.
2w. ,.
Eugene McCoknell.
Geo. F. Eglin
EUGENE fMOiELL & CO,
CORVALLIS, OREGON. " 1 :.
Real Estatsgand .Osneral
. InsurancelBrokcrs.
A large list of Farm anil Stock Lands,'
Business, Residence4 and Vacant Property
for Sale and Exchange. , r
If you hve any Real Estate for . Sale or
Exchange, place it with us at a fair; reason
able price and we will 6nd you a buyer.
We ha'ye teams ready to .show : our prop
erty free of charge.
We nave agents in Portland,' ; Seattle,
Santa Clara (California), and other points.
AH inquiries by mail promptly answered
ond badness satisfactorily adjusted. ;
Corv allis Oregon.
M- A-CAN AN, Proprietor
THE OCCIDENTAL is a new buildinp
newly furnished, and is. first class in all its
appointments.
RATES LIBERAL. '
Large Sample Room on Find Floor f t
Commercial Ht. 19-35 ly
-Sale.
U : AT: NOLAN'S:
Rather tfcar the Cheapet
PORTLAND 8USINE&
COLLEGE. ' .:.
IVuecl . uiiioineiil. I lit-. ..tub. tustJ action. eM:n
Pkjilnri. ftrpffnn.
lUhert reputation. irrowiiid oopuiarjiy- wines.
Shorthand, Common Sehool anL9emantMn Qetr rt
meirts. Students-admittoa at Riiy nuie. -Uwue
and specimens ot Ppm "R'lT! 'rP '
j7 A.WE.SC0.Wc'r.. A. i. AKaSTKOflt P
The White sewing machine got the pre-,
mium t the last World's fair.. See- them,
at J, Wn. Will's before yoa buy
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NEW, THIS WEEK.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
, PANY.
." Notice is hereby giveu thrt the annual
mee.tiug of stockholders in this company for
the election of directors, and such iither bus
iness as shall properly come before- suoji
meeting, will be held at the company' otfi
ces iu the city of Corvalli Benton county,
Oregon, on Saturday, February 23, 1889, at
10 a! m. ZEPHIN JOB,
Cobvallis. Feb. 6, 1889- , . Secretary.
WILLAMETTE VALLEY & . COAST
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
Notice is hereby given that the . annual
meeting of stockholders in this com pan
for the election of directors, and such othei
business as Shall properly come befiue such
meeting, will be held. at the company's "til
ces in the city of Corvallis, Benton county.
Oregon, on Saturday, February 23, 1889. at
11 a! in. ZEPHIN JOB,
. Corvallis, Feb. 6, 1889. Secretary;
PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
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Notice is hereTiy -given that the annual
meeting of stockholders iu this company
for the election of directors, aud thetransac
tion of such other business a shall properly
come before the meeting, will be held at tUr
company's offices in the city of Corvallia.
Benton county, Oregon, on Saturday", Feb
ruary 23, 18S9, at 2 p. m.
R E. JOB,
Corvallis, Feb. 7, 18S9i Secretary.
OREGON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that 'the aunual
meetmg of stockholders in this company, for
the election of directors, aud the trausacti'Mi
of such other business as shall properly
come bofore the meeting, will be held at the
company's offices in the city of Ciirvallis.
Benton county, Oregon, on Saturday, Feb'
raary 23, 183i), at 3 p. m. - .
. . B. R. JOB,
Corvallis, Feb. 7, lSS'J.' ' Secretary.
SUMMONS.
Iu the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Benton County; .
, William Hammond, and- .i
John Loom is, plaintiffs,., .
vs. " '' "
.Warren Hulburt, N. :
. Dickey au4 J. Young,
partners doing; business
: under the ti m name of
N. Dickey & Co., Emma
Petty ami John Petty,
aud Ida L. Francis, de- . ...
fendaiits.
In the name of the state of Oregon, you
the said Ida L. Francis, are hereby sum
moned ami required to appear and answer
the amended complaiut of the- plaintiff's in
the above entitled suit now on file iu the
office of the clerk of said court in said comi
ty by the first day of the next term of s iid
court tor said county of Benton, to-u it: On
the fourth Monday in March, 1889; at the
courthouse iu Corvallis in si.id county ol
Benton, aud if you, said Ida L. K'r.uiuU, fail
to answer said complaint by the said fourth
Monday in March, 1889, the plaintiffs will
apply to the court for the relitf demanded
in the complaint, ti-wit: For, a decree of
foreclosure and sale of the personal proper
ty mentioned in the chattel mortgage, which
is described iu the complaint, and for the
payment of $235 and interest at 8 per cent,
per annum from the 28th of October, 1887,
and for costs and disbursements of the suit.
This summons is oidered to be publiahei in
the Corvallis Gazette for six consesutive
weeks - bv Hon. II. S. Bean, iude of said
circuit court, which order was made at the
chambers aud bears date of January j.
1889. JOHN K ELS AY.
THOS. JEFF HIES,
' ', Attorneys for Pbiiutitfs.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State 'of Ore
gon, for B.;nton County:
J. H. Roth)Il, piaintift,
vs.
H. D. Harms and
Harms his wife, Johiv.
Meiuert anil Meiu-
ert, his wife, Chas. N.
Pretty man, Chas. I'ret
tyman, Mattie Pretty
man. Win. H. Pretty- ;
man, and C. N. Pretty
man as nduiinistiator of
- the estate of Mary J.
Prettvimin, deceased,,
defendants. :
To H. D. Harms and Harms his wife,
two of the above named defendants: -. .
In the name of the state of Oregon, yon
and each of you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint of the above
plaintiff tn the above entitled court now ojy
tile with the clerk of said court on or beforfn
the first day of the next rui.-ir term of said
court, to-wits Monday. March 25th, 1889;
and yon are hereby notified that if you fail
to nppoar and answer said complaint as hew
by required the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the reiit-f demanded, in his said
complaint to wit:. That plaiiitilF have judg
ment against delandants, H. I. Harm ami
John Meiuert, for the Hum of $S00 wiih in
tereat thereon at ten per cent, per annum
from Decembtr 4, 1887, and for the further
sum of $85 attorney's fees and for the costs
and disbursmeuts of the suit; and that
platntitf have a decree of said court foreclos
ing, the mortgage set forth in. his complaint
aud directing the land therein, and ia said
cnmplaibt described to-witt- Beginning at the
s. w. corner of the original donation Ian
claim of Gallatin Arikins and wife it be nj
cl. 79, in tp 10, 8 r 3, west, and cl. 43. iu tp
!0. sr4, west Will, mer, running thence
w 10 chains, thence n 4 40 chains, thence e
32 links to the s e corner of the iwjof the
; u w J of section 36 tp 10 s r 4, west, thence
n 40 chains, thence e 22.50 chains., thence s
44.40 chains, thence west 12.75 chains to the
place of beginning, containing 100 acres, in
Bei.ton cuuty, Oregon, to be sold to satisfy
said claim, attorney's tees, costs aud dis
barsementa That defendants and each and
all of them -be forever barred . and foreclosed
of all right, title, and equity of redemption
in and to said premises and every: part there
of, and for such other, order, as. may, seem
meet in equity. " .
This summons is published by order of th
Hon. R. S. Bean, judge of the second judi
cial district of the state of Oregon. Made
at chambers at Eugene City. Oreaon. Febru
ary 4, 1889. CHAS. E. WOLVERTON,
' . . Attorney for Plaintiff!
ONE PAIR FIVE YEAR OLD STEERS.
1 hey girt seven feet each. Are very
handsome; color, dark red. Very fat. Kind
to handle in every re.tpect. " Lead like any
horse. If wanted, can be dt livered to- the
end of the railroad on short notice.
RICHARD LUTZJENS.
Wlkpobt, Benton co., Jan. 22, '89.
SUBSCRIBE. FOR THE COR
vallis Gaztt?;, tte oldest pa
per in Benton, co. One. year, $2,
1 JOTAfj fcCLIPSE
-of the-
arwill fnb t.Uft. r.n Januarv 1. 1889:
but at present PHILLIP WEBBER has
totally . . ' . . ;-- V ,. '
EOIJPSED
AH past efforts invselccting holiday goods
in furniture. ' He has a splenditl new stock
ei.nsistinc of all kinds of furniture, useful
imameuts, etc., and will sell tnem at tne
very :
LOWEST PRICES
asrCin and see for vourselves. and then
he satisfied by purchasing there.
Picture framinsa specialty; all
kinds of iraming stock to select
trora. . .
PHILLIP WEBER,
Fisher's Block -
Corvallis : Orecon.
SPLElBIB HOMh ENTERPRISE!
T. E. Cauthorne, E. Holgate, and
G. II. Farra, have incorporaled a
combanv known, as the OORVAL
LIS FOUNDRY, and MACHINE
CO., tor the purpose of doing all
kinds of foundry, machine, wood,
and blacksmith work. - 1 Ins com
pany purpose buying the plant ol
Belknap Bros, and Kennedy Bros.,
situated at Corvallis, Beaton ?nun
ty, Oregon. The capital stock is
$10,000, and the stock books are
now open for subscription at $100
per share. Call at the olftce' or
address S. T. Jeffreys, Corvallis,
Or., for lurther particulars. " 1:18
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Buiitou county. .
, Amanda Long, ) Plaintiff,
. vs. ;
' Samuel Lone. ' Defendaut.
Iii the name o the state of Oregon, yoj
are hereby summoned and required to ap
pear and answer the coiiiidaint -f the plain
tiff in the al ove entitled suit now on lile iu
olftce of the clerk of said court in sail
coai.ty by the Hrsc day of the next term'ot
aid court. to-it: On the 4th Mond iy in
March, 1889 If you fail to answer tin
complaint by that day the plaintiff will ap
ply to the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint' to-wit: A v'ecree for a li-'vorce-
amf for costs and disbursements.
This summons is ordere.) to be published in
the Corvallis (iAZK'lTB for six consecutive
weks. by. Hon R. S Bean, Ju-ige of said
circuit cot rt which order was made at
vh mbers .od bears date October 12th, 1888.
. . JOHN KELSAY.
Att'y for Plaintiff..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Jessie F.,
Wood, deceased. .
Notice is hereby given to all persons con
cerned that I, (i. O. Newton, . have Ijeen
duly appointed the t-Xteutor of the last will
and -testament if Jesse F. Wood, deceased,
!y the county c)itrt "of Beutou Conuty.
Oregon; . and ' all person having -claims
against said, estate are hereby .notified to
-present their said claims to me, at my residence-
nenr Philomath,.. Oregon, with the
nrooer vouchers withiu six months from the
dato of this notice. ' - ' ' , -
. - . . ; . . G. NE v iu im , - -".
' Executor of last" will and testament of
Jesse F. Wood, deceased. " : ..
' Dated Dec. 20th. 1883. 12:21-5,
BIDS FOR TH: OLD - COURT HOUSE..
. The county court will reeeiv bills, op to
iune 1st next for the purchase And removal
of the old court h .use from the ' court house
block, the removal to be either by tearing
it ilown irby removiu- it holo,.8eperatebid8
mr either plan b-ing received. The benches,
turuitureaud ileska are reserved. . By Order
of county Mmrt. ,
.: . E HOLGATE, Judge.
OL r V ; D i Y OOil PAN Y.
" Having purchased the entire interests of
the City Dray company, I am now prepared
to do rtraying 'and haubug of all kinds to
any part of the city' at reasonable prices.
Leave orders at W. Lyman's.
5:?o-ft. U J, KE2HP.
S-U-M
'T fflfiil'T7fi1 Y'STil C TTff TTTVTo'(v' (v 0
For cash in
ntisre
r ? Ihf Gur Dress Goods Department
Rare Bargains will be. found in Silks and Satins, Plushes and
Velvets, Black and Colored, Striped and Plaid Goods, j
; : FANOT
Gloves, Hosiery Jerseys, A jnoiis, Corsets,
and Woolen Underwear, Kibbons, Laces, umoroiuenes, :
Fans, Jewelry, Handkerchiefs, raw silk and
plush stand covers, etc.
DOMESTIC DEPARTM'T.
Table Linen, Pants Clotlis, Ginghams, Flannels, Cloaldngs, White
Goods, Napkins, Table Covers, Blankets, : j
Quilts; Lace Curtains, etc.
GENT S FURISHSING- DEPATM'T.
Clothing Hats, Caps, Underwear, White and Colored Shirts, Col
lars, Cuffs, Ties, Suspenders, etc.
SHOE DBPARTM'T,
die and Misses', "Mens and Boys', and Childress's Shoes
Slippers, Men s and Boys' Boots, etc.
These goods must be sold now. Gome
early, before stock is. broken, that you may
securer bettebargains. ' V
'Orders By Mail vvill receive prompt and careful, attention.
Terms of Sale Strictly Cash. Wc cannot give
time at the prices now going.
hand we now offer our
reserve, at cost
GOODS DEPARTMT-
BURNETT'S BRICK,
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Skirts, Jackets, Muslin
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