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, Carimllis Gaelic, Iswto erxn? HUDK uuknuco Bif CHAIG- & CONOVEE, Managers and Publishers. 8Ua3iTJi?T)ON RATtS fbrVear.. 52 00 iw Month 10 TSree Months. 's A.lo Copies. r,c jrr Year (when not laid in advance). t SO yj, i CORVALLIS, Oil., MAY 17, 18S9. V PRIVATE LIFE 0JTLT Before Cleveland's election the vsir cry of the democratic parly all over the land Avas: "Turn the rascals out." They had already in Indiana turned the rascals out and pot possession of the state govern ment. The republicans had large ly reduced the public debt and it was expected that by 1887 the en tire debt would be wiped out, That expectation was based upon the probability of republican man agement. Unfortunately the dem ocrats came into power and from Hionth to month and year to year the debt has been increased, until in 1 887 the deficit was over $2, 000.000. In every direction the expenses of running the state were increased, principally to pro vide places and salaries for hungry and thirsty democrats. The last legislature in Indiana, in perfect rascally and recklessness, is said to have never been surpassed. Look at Xew York citv, where the party has full swing. Had it not been for the check upon the city by re publican legislature the city would have long since been hopelessly bankrupt. It is almost so as it is. Whether this reckless extrava gance of the party arises from long inexperience in managing public jifll.irs, or from innate cussedness. ABOUT THE FE.VTS, ETC. BAY NOTES. ft. L. S.," of Tangent, in a letter "to the Albany herald, says: I attended a meeting held here on the 1th of this month, which is I thjuk worth more than a passing notice, and that is my excuse for this writing. Professor Grimm, and Professor Lake were on time and hi spite of another local attraction we had a fair attendance, hut I must say that in con sideration of the great importance of the subject of the lecture, I did expect t lint the grange hall.would have been packed with nil eager auince, hut what we laoiieu 111 number wa made up for in earnestness. The pests of the 'orchard was tne subject of the lecture by Trofcssor Lake, and the codliu moth was the pest that received tne greatest attention, for the very good reason that it is the oue doing the greatest amount ot damage to our orchards at the present time. The lecture was well lortmeu oy drawiiifs showing the insect from the larvae to the full grown moth, lhere is a great deal of ignorance abroad concerning this insect ami I need not say that if you would defeat an enemy it is always best to know him fir.it. There are some who advise white washing the tiunks of he apple trees. To all such: It would bo bettrr for them to reserve their white wash for their out houses. The California Patron for the month of April in an article headed Crumbs from (.-01181118' tablesca'.l attention toastate ment by Consul Campbell of Auckland, telling of a plant called physianthries an.l aranga which is sure death to the parUite it is a twining plant with a profusion, of white blossoms full of honey. It must bo something of the Verius fly trap order of plants, as it is tiaiued around the trunk of the apple trees. The article goes on to tell hew the math,, to get at the honey, have to insert their proboscis in a narrow cleft when they touch the reten aciilum which is notched, this catches the proboscis and the moth is too full to remove it. In this tr;:p it remain and' dies. That seems all very tine, don't it? It does seem a pity to spoil it all. But the professor tells us that the moth has neither month or proboscis that can be discovered with a magnifying glass. Would it not be a good thing for the agri onltural college folks to introduce the plant. If won !d certainly be death to the bee moth; but the only time to successfully combat the codliu moth is when it is in toe worm t.ige of development, anil the only method of doing so is by spraying with .London purple, one pound to the hundred gallons of water, to he keot thoronirniy surreu wuue ,nrv!iii. I Here were some otner uoaw in J . . . .1- I. r . I. the orchard that came m lor a snare 01 i n urofessnr'K h!e attention durinir the Iccfcre.- The aphis and the wooly aphis, and we we will lose our good reputation for big red cheeked apples if we do not at- From the Yaqnina Republican the follow ing items are taken: About a dozvrii residences. are under con tract to be built iu Newport in the next three moi.tlis. The government engineers are confident that the jetties here will give 2S feet of water 01. the bar at low tide. Wo should not be surprised to see the narrow gauge road built to Newport in the next twelve months by the Scotch company. lie'. P.J. Lynch came in from (Vrvallis last evening to look after the interest of the new church aud college his society is going to build here. Work on the same will be commenced soon. At the council meeting last Monday eyen ini the resignation ol CilV Marshall Hamil ton was executed and C. M. Winant electud 4 to succeed iiiin. Mr. Whiant was marshal two terms in years gone by. The sea 13 fast breaking up the null ot tne wrecked steamer Yaqnina Bay and the wreckers will be fortunate if they succeed in getting out all the machinery. A large hole has been stove in on the port side aft between decks ami the hull is said to be breaking iu the middle. S. S. West came down fiom Portland last Week to nuK finer mttllUH 1KB Kummci Chance ready for sea. a new ruddor it being made and as soon as it is shipped tne vessel will sail for San Francisco, the company having decided to seud her there for machinery. The Helm boys, who live south of Alsea, a few weeks ago caught three black bear cubs and killed the mother. Last week they brought them to Newport and sold tbtm one to Ben Tracy and two to Jim Ball at $5 apiece. The cubs are about two mouths old and as playful as pnppie. Newport needs a good whart where ail kinds of vessels can land, ihe mail who builds a substantial wharf anil puts on it a warehouse of fair size for storage purposes will derive a good income front the property. The O. D. Company's steamers would land at Newport if there was a suitable dock. About 10 o'clock tins morning a man named Win. Butterliehl was killed at the old rock quarry above Toledo I y a mass ot rocK aud dirt caving iu 011 nun. ne was working for the contractor who is getting out rock for Dr. Bay ley. His remains were brought to Yaqnina. We understand tnat ho is a single man and that his relatives live iu Icwa. tend to the insect pests. 2- -T ...... 1 . rn.r i rtf ,n 1 f , 41. ii iiiiiu iu Ptij. vjci turn ji j.-, prfefsor Grimm also tavorcd us witn a however, Wherever democracy has talk on the wasteful system of farming that full swav, mismanagement and followed in the Willamette viiey. n.i in , , ' . . i Ins opinion one of tne greatest wastes was reckless extravagance is always in th' (rea..nt evst-m of summer fallowing. NOTICE TO PAY COUNTY ORDERS. Notice 13 hereby giyen that there is money in the nanus 01 mo ouui.y jieasurer ot Benten count v, Oregon, to pay all of. said county's warrants endorsed "not paid for want of fumls," up- to and including those endorsed, Dec I1, 1883. Interest will cease upon all said orders from this date. F. G. Clark, County Treasurer. CoRVAU-Ri, Ore., May 17. Having' Combined our Two Stores, 0 or vail is and Philo math, we take this way of announcing- that We now have one of the largest and most complete stoek of General Merchandise in Benton county, well selected and at prices to meet Competition. In the foregoing we state a fact wluch we can verify by giving us a trial and examining our goods and pri ces. Our many 'years' experience and close attention to business affords us advantages to serve our customers WELL, which advantage is not enjoyed by many others. To the country trade we devote special attention, carrying in stock nearly everything . n 11 1 1 l j 11 l if .1 I'- " i. flosirert t ikin in exchange tnereior an Kinus 01 marivcutuie prouuee, mucs, iuis,ulu., at highest market prices, our goods and prices. We extend a cordial invitation to all to call and examine present. Moral Keep the demo cratic party in private life. wluch hrnnirht out ouite a disaussiou, but you know "error dies hard." Chicago proposes to dispose of the smoke question by laying jupes under the ground to convey tion the smoke outside the city .limits. Wool This will be very nice for Chicago, '"h BRIEF LOCALS. K-r-s csg-s ET. rata mu "4th" cslebra- Albany is going to have a wanted bv Henkle Bros., Philo- That the best and cheapest pleare valiis to buy all kinds of ElxiloxaaLCt-tJa., Benton on. -" !Lg ' 1 1 'wirreggM '"" " "' "" '!'.yM""'M,""nMM Coi but it is probable that the people in the country around will object. The county horticultural society will meet at the court house to morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. The subject. "Insects injurious to rur fruits," will be discussed. Mrs. Wm. Crees is now an honor ary member of this society. When the farmers take care of their machinery, raise hogs that weigh 300 pounds and fat beef and line colts they will bid defiance to hard tunes and live easy ana in dependent, says an exchange. Those people who are always thinking that the newspapers are 'hittina:" at them are advised to look through the bible; they will find many flings at them in the good book. Ix Jew lork, a lew days ago, a man threw off his overcoat and plunged into the river to save a man who was drowning. A thief corne along and stole his were last garment. Tub Benton Loader, of this city, lias adopted a patent outside. It was not many months ago that it at HeLkie Bros, was very bitter in its denunciation of all "patent" matter. South Carolina has increased her agricultural products $45,000,- 000 annually since 1S70, and her cotton spindles from 35,000 to 300,000. YAQU1NA BAY. FiftePU hundred dollars will liny one hundred feet of water front, between Fall street and the Bay View House, Newport. Address Lock Box 18, Newport, Oregon. lm-pd. The bill boards for the circus have been erected. The foundation for the new Eosscopal church is being laid. Ladies' muslins and knit underwear at Huukle Bros., Philomath. E. P. Reed & Co.'s ladies fine shoes for sale at Z. H. Davis. tf. One of the children of John Simpson is quite ill with scrlet fever. Cal. Hutton and family were in Salem this week visiting relatives. New hook -holders have been added to the seats in the Congregational church. Mr. Walker of the O. P. office, started on a six weeks' trip to England yesterday. W. II. Mahoney, who is now travelling auditor for the a. P. Co.. Suudayed iu Cor val'.is. A lirjre number of new members received into the Presbyterian church Sabbath. John Rilev. the brewer, will shortly make a trip to his old home iu Germany across the pond, A birthday surprise pnrty was given to Mrs. Wolman Lyman by her friends on last 1 hursday night The boom is here E. Holgate has started in to erect a new fence around his property on Monroe street. L-vdies', misses', children's, boys' shops for the multitude JJros., Flulouiath. An elczant line of dress goods with silk, satin, plush and velvet trimmings to match, rialom-itti. Thos. AVhitelmrn is having a new build- ins erected iu the rear of his saloon to be used as a place for storing ice, wood, etc. Notwithstanding that'reiiairs are now go- in" on in the rresoytenan cnnrcli, servioes will be conducted right along every cmmlay. C. Case the barber has added new bath r a is & a , ! n p.i am -The Leading Dealer lu men's and at Henkle Printers, Attention. A No. 1 30-inch Peerless paper cutter for sale In good condition and as good as new A bargain to any person that is in fleed of one. Also a Liberty job pres' , J0xl5 inside chases, steam fixtures, etc. Vinters wislnns a press or eutter will do wtdl to address Craig & Conover, publishers Gazette, Cor- vallis, Oregon. When Bab was sick-, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,-she citing to Castoria, Khen. she had Children, she gave them Castoria, rooms to hw shop and if von want to get a comfortable bath you will do well to give him a trial. C. R. Morrison, contractor and builder, is ure'uared to do work of ail kinds in his lino. Enquire at Mra. Morrison's photo. graph giliery. tf. In New York, on last Fridav, the ther mometer reached 92 degrees in the shade. and two hours later the worst sand and wind storm ever had in that country swept over the place turning over vehicles, break ing windows, etc. Do not wait until to-morrow, when you fee! sick,, but take immediately a dose of Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier and pre vent a serious attack of sickness. It is the best liver regulator aud blood cleanser . iu existence. Try it. Mr. Fisher, the owner of the brick build ing where the uazette oince ami J. JH. Nolan's store are situated, intends soon to extend the building back to the alley, a dis tance of about thirty feet, and also place in a glass front. This will give Mr. Nolan a much better room in which to display, his goods, and will add a little more probably towards allowing this ooice to dispose of its loose cash. Cutlery, Tools. Iron, Nails. Pumps, Rubber hose, Iron and Lead Pipe, Rope, Barb Wire, STOVES RANGES, Granite ware. Stamped ware, Tin ware, Japanned ware and House Furnishing goods; or to fcet all Kinds oi joi worn iu ui uut of sheet metals or plumbing done is at the Hardware and htove store ot SIGN F THE V A X X. O C K NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby civen that the under signed has been duly appointed administra tor of the estate of Frank S. Mattbon, de ceased, by the comity court of Bentou county, Oregon. AH porsotis having claims against said estate are herehy uoiiuea 10 preaeim to me at mv office id Fisher Block, on Second street, Coryallis, Oregon, with in six months from the date of this notice, duly veri lied a required by law. Administrator of the estate of F. S. Mat- toon, deceased. May 8, 4889. pray Pumps The best tree sprayer in the market. All complete ready for use. Highest endorsed. Seud for circulars and prices. CLIMAX SPRAY TUMP, 18 California at., San Francisco, Cal.. Requirements of a Stenographer. Tfi Succeed as a stenographer, . v- wvitiJiK. n sood iwimian, a oiiieient cor respondent. In the Sliorlliann W"'"' THOROUGH TEACHING ill shorthand, DAILY PRACTICE in type-writing, careful instruction in penman ship and abundant orill in correspondence amply qualify studentslor positions always open to those luilv prepared to fill them. Send forcatalogue. . A. i ARMSTRONG. PK1N.. - PORTLAND. OREGON. SHOTGUNS, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Organs, Pianos, Etc., Etc: Opens up the new era with new prices in his line of jroods. nn will nlwavs find him leadinsrin bargains tor his customers. He is selling off Bird Cages, Gloves, Purses, Canes, Baskets, Albums, Childrens Carriages, Toy Wagons, &c, &t-; extra cheap, to increase his Organ and Sewing Machine trade, as he is the oldest and largest dealer in this line in Corvallis. You will do .well to call on him before pur chasing elsewhere, as he can and will give you good bargains. . Orders by mail solicited and promptly complied with. I have received for this season the largest and most complete line of Carpets, ever carried by any other House in Corvallis consist ing of WITH BORDERS PHYSICIANS- Dr. Thompson will preach both morning nd eveningat the Presbyterion chnrch next Fised.: J W.Hanson, the clothier, and M. S. Meugass appeared before the recorder on Friday last to answer to the charge of UMiug obscene language ou the streets. Thev were fined S3 each.. Corvallis is get ting wouderfully (?);moral of late and were every case like tnis brought oeiore tne re- ' corder the funds arising from the fines CKI..11, .erv at- 7:45 n. in. 1 would be large enonun to ais tne waier i,,.i,i. ,n ,t l, n;1k Kid ore church next ditch and hire the cows to Si,ay out of J. M. Applewhite, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SUKHJSUJS, Corvallis, Oregon, Office at R. Graham's drugstore, on Main street, opposiic, reading room. G. R. FARRA, M. D, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Special attention given to Obstetrics and diseases of Women and Chi'lren. Office up stairs in Crawford & Farra s brick. . Office hours, 8 to 9 a.m., apd 1 to 2 and 7 p. m. i':i3-yi. A. G. SMITH, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Corvallis, Oregon. Graduate of Rush n.edical college, Chicaco, also ol the California medi cal, a member of the medical society of California.. Headquarters at Alien & Woodward's store. Office on Main street, four doors south of. drug store. 1 COPYRWWTBD ENATOft THEO. A. KOCH. Ladies', and Chi ldren's haircuttingin the latest and best styles. Call in and get .work done jOMtoom next doorto R. Graham's drug store, Main street, Corvallis, the place for. merly owned by F. 85. Davis. The finest shop in the city. l !:-. CASE'S HAIR TOKIC, 75 cents per bottle. TRY IT, Velvet Tapcshy Body Brussels Roxbiuy Brussels Smith's best Tapestry Three-ply, All Wool Two-ply, All Wool and All the Grades down to for-One-Dollar Hemp Carpet. The patterns are all new and choice, and prices the lowest. Country orders so licited. Satisfaction guar anteed. a Cheap G-yards- NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT. In the county court of Benton county state of Oregon. In the matter of the es tate of A T. Keesee, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has tiled his final r.ccouufof said es tate i" said court, for final settlement of the same, and the said cmirt has fixed Sat urday the 8h day of June, A. D., 18S9, at the hoar of 10 o'clock a. m., of said day at the court house iu Corvallis, Benton county state of Oregon, as the time aud place, f.r hearing objections to said liual account and a final settlement thereof. WM. KNOTTS,. Administrator of the estate of A. T. Keesee, deci'Sed. May 6, 18S0. EALTH THEREFORE USB Without Health not be enjoyed. Itemember fellow-citizens that Irvine & Helm do an exclusive boot and shoe bus iness. They have nothing else to offer you and a part of your custom would b. thank fully received by them. " Go to Case's for a bath, shave, or- any thing, else in the barber line, w (V)RlG0N8t00DPllf?lftri?. rffiF$ HEALTH RESTORER. It is the best helper to Health and theuictest cure on Earth. Use it in time for all diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Skin. It cures Rheumatism, Malaria, Coated Tongue and Headache, relieves Constipation. Bilious ness andDyspepsia, drives all impurities out of the Blood and dries up old Sores. The Business men buy it, the Workitigmen use it, the Ladies take it, the Children cry for it and the Farmers say it is their best health preserver. Sold everywhere, Ji.eo a bottle; six for $5.00. WOOL! WOOL!! 13 OAO Ann pounds of wool wanted for which we will pay ihe high sst market pricer S. L. Kline. Coivallis, May 2, 'S9.. 4t. Furniture tore: BILLIARD and SAMPLE ROOMS! THOS. WHITEHOPN, Proprietor. gTThe most famous whiskies "W. H. McBrayer hand made Sour Mash whisky, .and Old Crow bourbon shipped direct" from bond; also the finest brands of imported - LIQUOBS and CIGARS Kept constantly on hand. Schlitze's celebrated bottled beer and Weinhard's beer on tarn. Main street, Corvallis, Oregon, 3-9rT- F. M. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CORVALLIS, OK. KTPees a jreneral r ractice In all the courts. Also' Went for all the fintt-clsisa insurance companies. 2:24 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN. Notice is hereby given that I will be re sponsible for no debts or book account ' whatever contracted by any boly except by myself or by my written orders. Mer chants take notice. VV. "V. DOW. Corvallis, June 22,' 1888. IT X? T7 W SII-K AND SATIN NECKTIES.. P JX Pj Pj Agents' Snap box and Outfit, 12 cm.. THE NECKTIE CO., Augusta, Ma. Pleue state: what periodical you w our advertuemantiiw- Sabbath at 2.30 p. uu ' toww.