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' TSfew good' by the carload at fe.-slmer,8.
'Tint National Bank of Corvallis, Oregon.
. Fresh butter "it 'Kline's. 2 lb. lr61l .for
. movents.
Onioui at "retail 1 cents -per sound at
Kline'.. ,
u i.ntfov tents 'Der "pound at
i . -
- Cold wtch given away at Whefeler &
Langely'a.
. CIRCUIT. COURT.
a ufcraniY
"DOCKET BEING
GROUND OOT. 1 " '
FARMERS' INSTITUTE TO BE
AT BROWNSVILLE.
HELD
taershner's trade is constantly-increasing,
ee the point?"
Five pounds of good green coffee, for
''$1.00 at Hershner'a
-A few rolls of heavy Chinese matting at.
the Ladies' Bazaar,
fclfe new shotgnUB Wd rifles are now
ready at J. Win. Will's.
A nw Hfce of infanU' cloaks jnst opened
:at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Hershener has the largest grocery trade
in Corvalha. "Do yon tumble V
Some good values iu ladies, aprons just
reneiwd at theXadies' Bae.iar. '
toti Rest A 9-room house for $10 a
month. Enqnire of S. N. Wilkms.
CP. lEullerton, a prominent citizen of
.Alsea, is attending court this week.
' 'Go to A.JF. Peterson, for Picture frames.
Best of moulding constantly on hand.
Miss Anna Allen has retained from an
.extended visit to Satem and Portland.
W. C. Shepard, attorney at Luigeni, is
iathecity this week attending court.
Henry Nice, oue of the leading citizens
xl Newport, is on theory list this wee.
5 Largest stock of -groceries, crockery and
glassware, ever seen in CervalKs, t A. .
fiershner'a.
Wall Son offer no baits to draw cus
torobut the little red. weofe gets there just
the same.
. Hon. J. W. Whalley, of Portland, referee
$a P. a'oad case, was in. the city
. .this week.
. v-i n: ah1
R. F. Baker is again in orvanw, "
' Ids Wliir physiognomy ,Can b0 Sccn "
the streets. . ,
Agents wanted for 'the best selling Roods
nd od pay. Call on J. Wm. Will,
Corvallis, Oregon.
The several Christian Endeavor societies
in this city are makiog preparations to hold
anion meeting in a short time.
- Tffiss LenaBriggs returned from an ex
Wed visit to Portland, last Saturday,
od Is now at home with her father.
Just arrived at Wheeler Langelj's, a
"Bne assortment of decorated ware, and some
tnore of those delicious A. & C. hams.
Don't fail to give the Salem ste-m laundry
a trial if yon want the best possible work
done! Clothing called for anl delivered-
Carl Dander, Carl Dander, Carl DunUor,
For sale by
Judge' Fuller ton convened -colirt Monday
afternoon, and the following grand jury was
drawn: George W. Cooper, foreman, D. B.
Ramsdell, Horace Uudeshill, John Hamar,
Eli Spencer, Lucius Plnnkett and R. -X. Ir
-win. Considerable business is coming be
fore the grand jury. They have -returned
several not true bills, amoug them teiiig the
case of J. W. Iuman, for assault with
deadly weapon, 'who was bound over to op,
pear before the grand jury in the sum uf
$1500. There aneyet a number of important-
cases' tobo disposed of.
The following cases have been decided:
State of Oregon vs Mrs. W. C. Post; dismissed.
State of Oregon vs Fred W. Root; dis
missed.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE COUNTY.
Arrangement have been mado to fcld -"a
fanners' institute at Brownsville, Nov. 24th
and 25th, under the ruspices of the state'
norricnltnral collcce at Corvallis. It is or
dered by the board of regents tfe'it six of
these institutes be nelch&nniraUy iri different
r.n ..f fit. nfatn nnA fliA nnmltAr mAV f Tft
quently exceed this. These meetings are Newport Times,
uot political id any way, nor no-iueyrepre-sent
any faction desirous 'of parading its
principles before the public. Unt tuey ao
afford excellent opportunities for the farm
ers and professors of the college, to ex
change ideas and experiences in agricultu
ral matter, lna uruicrs get xne ueaeut ui
practical experiments made at the college
farm, aud tbe professors set new ideas that
prove of advantage in future Wirk. Foliow
ingi8'the prograla:
THDESDAY, NOV. 24, 7:30 4 m.
Music. "
Address of Welcome, Prof. S. F. Longbot-
tom.
' The following is the memoranda of county
court proceedings Nov. term, not provided
for by staffnte:. .' ' . '"
Ruble & Gideon, bridge "-contract
Lint Slough,. i:i...:Hm 00
J. B. Tillottsoii, bridge contract.
G. G. Wicksmi &-Co., stationery, 16 90
V. VV Flnrkne. naunersi ...-..-.-.-. 8 00
j V. Turney, janitor;:, ........ 35 00
J. A. Wood, pnrapers, . . . 15 00
Frank Conover, .printing. . ......... 148 50
V m. -tikwaam, paupers ........... 11 zo
W Hill &"Son, paupers.-.. 10 00
S M Martin, bridge lumber........ 12 00
H M Sfcme, brMge-cuutraet 517 70
E Kmnck, panpers.... yi -J
Niagara (Jo lumber. ... ..... r 10 o.
Simp3on, Huston & Co, roau snp. . ; 27 ;
Luke O'Brien, paupers 2 2i
N J Cook, rent election . 0 ik
T Graham, prisoner's medicine .
G E Sese & Co, painting roof c b. . . '69 5(
Important Thohotjghfabe. Dn A. H.
Diveua, postmaster and merchant of 'Wald-
port, is in the city this, week attending
court. 7 He states that ttie'bridge across the
sloogh at Waldport is completed and
accepted by the county coiftt. This'slOugh
has loug been the great barrier to the con--j
struoti n ot a wiigou road connecting W'ald
port with tho Alsea valley. This road was.
completed to the head of Tidewater lasfe
summer within nine miles of ' Waldport,
There has been considerable work ' done
since, so that there now ou-- remains a gap
of abont six miles to complete the road.
$00 MUCH OF A RISKt
. It is not unusual far colds contracted in
the f"J to hang on all winter. In such
cases catarrh or 'chronic bronchitis are al
wt Biiro to reanlL A fiftv fent bottle of
kjhamerlftin's CmiRh .Remedy will cure any
cold. Cannon attord to nan so wucn ior w
small an amonntr This remedy is intended
especWly for bad 'colds and croup and can
always be depended upon. For sale by T.
Graham. . -
0HITW00D NTJESERY
J. E. WILSON, Proprietor,
1 OKEG03.
-CHITWOOD,
' ' A fine display of
Firuit and Ornamental Treek,
'Grape Vines, Shrubs, Evef
: greens, etc., etc.
Free from Insect Pestst.
tSBVL Ton wish to scoare the boH value fouour
. ; 1 1 ..An ,A Anwa.nnnJ lik .1 - j
looms and announces th:st sue is irepareu w
.in .11 Irimla oPcartfet and rne weaving, and
The citizens of that sectiou have subsoribediguarautees first class work at low prices.
in lnvitntinn u exienneu ra 'i iukioh
rwovvK WiiTim. Mrs. A. i. jaer- .,,..,. it will py you to correxpond wits tbe UBder-
f -;tw. fcia recently nitchasea one siKtiett. . tseua iur
"tl Vf Wl v a , I
of the celebratea xvewcomo uj-""
J. . WILSON. Cliitwood. Oregon.
State of Oregon vs Paiiie P. Prescott; Response: "The Agricultural College and
its purposes;
.h is the name of the cigar irmi.
the city of Portland by storm
Wheeler as JLngiey.
a .
Tt. tfnrmv. mother-in-law oi
am. tb-j
"James Philips arrived in this city last Sat
urday from Washington. Sheexpectato
make Corvallis her fnture home.
Services at the Congregational chrrtrch on
Sunday at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
School at 10 a. . Y. P- S. of C. F at
6:30 p.m. A warm welcome to all. ,
AU peraons indebted to the late finn of
Grant & Wells, are requestert to mi im
mediate settlement, with Wells & Son, in
cder that the books can be balanced.
County orders taken Jat par, for goods at
Klines. at
A good light furnrAed roo let in the
Wnter of the city; near the court hmue.
Kno-uire o( Mrs. F. M. Johnson, at re8i
donee, comer of Filth and Jackson streets.
Santa. Claaa la coming with the best
assortment ot Christmas goods ever brought
iCorva(lis and low prices never before
fuallet -' Corvallis. Headquarters with
J. Wm. Will. ' .
V?rtiy State Lectaref H. E. Hayes and
County Deputy Dr, M. V. Leper will be at
the next regular meeting of Corvallis
Grange, Saturday, Novamber 26th, at 1:30
p. m. A full attendance is desired.
he Peak Sisters entertainment J at the
s t.onM last Saturdav night, was greeted
" . l,
Aney evuavu tuu
President J. M. Bloss.
Music.
Address: Should the pnuciples of Agricul
ture be taught-in our Public Schools
Rev. E. 11. Scotield.
- Music.
- FKIDAY. NOV. 2o, 9:30 A. M.
Music
Sheen Iudustry Hon. W. P. Lhnore.
Orchard Pruniuu Mrs. Jennie Grover,
Music
The Silo, an iraportaut factor in Oregon
farming, Prof. H. T. Freuch
riuDAY. NOV. 30, 1:30 r. m.
Music.
Questions from Question Box,
lWtrv.....-.-.v....Prof. Berclitow.
Economy on the Farm ..J. D. Boyle,
Koad Making , .Prof. J. D. Letcher.
Farming, the basis of a country s success,
1'rof. S. F. Longbottoin
Road Making....... ..Prof. J. 1), Letcher,
Music.
FRIDAY. NOV. 2o, L r. M.
Mufcic,
Home Reading .Prof. J. B. Horner.
Flowers...... Rev. L. C. Huulman.
Houaahold Science, at the Agricultural Cot
luge,' Prof. Margaret SiielL
- Music,
Closing Remarks..... -.Prof. J. D. Letcher,
NEW COOK BOOK FREE.
The Price Baking Powder Co., . Chicago,
has iust published its. new cook door,
called " Table and Kitchen' compiled with
great care. Besides containing over 5d3
receipts for all kinds of pastry and Home
snntttfv Yhp.ra are valuable hints for tbe
-.-
.Mo Mid kitchen, showing Uotv to set a
table, how to enter the dinning room, etc.
hundred and oue hints in every brant h
of the culinary art. Cookery of the very
John Harness vs W. J. Wallace and May Quest and richest as well a3 that of tbe
Wallace; dismissed at plaintiffs cost. I mst economical and home. Like is provided
A. M. Rollins vs Pearl Rollins and C I tor.
Ogle; dismissed at plaintiff's cost. . "Table and Kitchen will be sent postage
T. H. Cooper vs G. W. Cooper et al; con-1 prepaid to any lady patron sending her ad-
tinned. ' I dress, (name, town and State) plainly given
W. S. McFaddeu vs J. B. Leo. and Chan. I Pf.l anl is as pood as a letter. Address
C. Fridley: continued. Price Bakinc Powder Co., 184, 186 and 183
Emeliue Pickens vs Alexander Pickens; I Michigan Street, Chicago, III.
default.
The State
plead not guilty; trial set for Saturday.
State of Oregon vs Geo, F. Houck; bond
forfeited.
State of Oregon vs James Pattorson; not
a true bill.
State of Oregon vs John Taji; bond for
feited. Maria Armington vs Sol King; continued.
Philomath college vs Henry Sbeak; con
tinued. -
Geo. S. Mires vs Heury Mires; trial ver
dict plaintiff.
Copelaud & Gaither vs Thos. Horning;
settled and dismissed.
Wm. Edwards vs John RoSgers; settled
and dismissed.
J. R. Meyers & Co. V3 Pacifio Construc
tion Co.; continued.
Charlos Gordon vs Geo. Banifurd, et al.;
judgment by default.
E. A.: Bond vs W. W. Wilkins; judg
ment for plaiutilL
" Morris St, Hays vs Slate Bros. ; judgment
by default for plaint iff.
Calvin Stewart vs M. Dice, etal; con
tinued.
L. M. Sloper vs T. Graham, et al; con
tinued.
Curracce Shepard vs R, F. Baker, et a!;
continued.
T. Eenton Hosu as receiver O. P. R. R.
Co. vs Peter McDougall; continued.
T. Eaenton Hocg as receiver O. P. R. R
Co. vs E. Williams; continued.
Geo. Witt vs Lydia Brasfmld and James
W. Brasrield; settled and dismissed,
T. Egenton Hogg as receiver of O. P. R.
R. Co. vs C. B. Copeland and C. Copeland;
continued.
T. Egenton Hogg as receiver of 0, P. R
R. Co. vs Joseph Graham; continued.
T. Egenton Hogg as receiver O. P. R. R.
Co. vs S. A. Logan; continued.
Max Friendly, l.ridge lumber ..
Mary A Kendall, rent p-.n per. . ......
G W Houck, rent paupers....
I F Eddy, election rent . . .-.
Opera house, election reot. . .......
L H Davis, supplies tor jail........
V m tsurp, guarding 1 ill
Toledo school honse, rent.
J L Hill, coroner's inquest. ........
August Liese. guarding insaue .....
O Miuatti, " " .....
W DienholF, guard & convey insane
C E L Co, light for October. . . ... .. .
Benton Leader, printing. . . . . ....
Willis Yidelo, bridge, woik,..-. . . . .
Corvallis Times .
S N Wilkin3, supplies for jail. . . .
Stock's CA8h.store, supplies for jail. .
S L Kline, paupers' supplies, etc. . .
J I Fuller, part ofyoad contract. . . .
E P Grolloz, paupers, 4 ticket iioreut
Rkjected : J S Beven, brick .
T Eglin. team
16 31
3 00
10 00
8 00
5 00
IS 10
10-00.
5 00
35 00
14 0C.
14 00
-24 00:
34 20
5 50.!
2 00
9 50:
14 75
5 75.
14 75
227 00
27 23
about 300 days work, and it is expected to
have the road completed by the first of
April. 1S93. when there will be a thronga-
road from Corvallis to .Waldport. , This
road will be of -.great advantage to that
section, aud as the Alsea biy and Yacaats
has preeminent a'lvautrtg83 as a summer
resort, people can get thera WitJOUt going
in a rouojl-a-bout way
Hon. D. P. Thoninson, of Port-
Idiid. lias received the annointni&nt of
minister to -Turkey, to succeel lion.
Sol. Hirscb. 'wlie Tesignud." He will
leave Washington. Tor Constantinople
abont Dec. 3rd. As Mr. Thompson
i-.. oi.il ,miim anni'imens of work, at I
corner of Third and Washington streets:
vTien Baby was sick, wo gave 'her Oostoria,
When shewte a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla.
-When ehe had Children, she gave them Castorla.
3 00
8 00
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Bolow is the vote cast in Benton county
on the 8th iust. for presidential electors
CZPUBLICAK.
John F. Caplep, of Multnomah-. .
David M. llunlie, ot Muiououian.
George M. Irwin, of TJuion
O. is. iliuer, o'. josepuuie
-. DEMOCRATIC.
W. F. Butcher, of Baker.
Wm. M. Colvig, of Jackwn ... .
Geo. Noland, of Clatsop
PEOPLE'S TiBT-Y. -
W. G. Burieife-h, of Wallowa
Wm. H. GalVaiM, of Wsshiugtou
S. H. Holt, of Jicksmi
Nathan Pierce, of Umatilla. ......
PKOUIBITIOH.
Geo. W. Black, of Jackson ,
Norton R. Uaylord, of Lane ....
A. V. Lucas, of Poik
Oilman Parker, of Clackamas . .
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.1086
.1088
.1034
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. 687
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. 589
. 572
. 924
... 82
.. 61
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
A l-oof nt U nitnated on the Little Elk
rnA ,ncun Aa tli a Parriah Tairch. for sale
intended to make a tour of l4iiroijeJat $10.00 per acre cissh, on or
next season, lie will not be grievously ' the 1st of November, isj.
A. F. PETERSON, ;
ARCHITECT ftffi) BUILDER.
eocJVa'tnHnn ulviVi-fej. Job work, utalr lml lina.
'tore and omue ntung. nooptn on Hand a cnnir una
ox room ana froure ninnmings, i am prenarea ut xm
riler for all (ilea nf ' picture frames with neatneu
wj .Mspatcb Satisfaction trtuuaiiteed, Oiva me a
cal . 'iitiue iisdshUp'-MVUbclu.iouttiwest of publTa
teho-L
Dr. J. M. Campbell, "D 1) S
, Corvallis, Oregoiiri
'Office over First National Bank.
lisappointed should Cleveland remove
him 111 the spring.
Newport Oregon,
before TT C. DA VIS.
Attarnsy and Counselor at Law,,
1 -,-- k
ThaSksgiying Proclamation.
Followins is Governor Pennoyer s
brief rrocknation issued last Monday
I do hereby armomt lhursaay, me
ONE
ifnNDRED AND S1X1Y ACBFS
OR SALE OR TRADE. ;
COBVALLI3, t 1 OREGON.
(innl afvlr r.innh well adanted for frnit': all
under tence ; good house, two barns; ou
a ..n:..;,.n IVmn. S510 ncr
24tlL day of November, s a oay Ucre. 00 cash, balance to suit purchaser.
Legal business promptly attended to In ao; part A
Office In Postofflce Block.
tilblic thanfcsriviiig to Almighty God, Will trade for city property.
" I f jff 0Mann Dlnlnmarh
to be observed by the people ot tour . B."tM--w.
imnimrit; wealth in retuin for Ins great
mercies.
NOTICE TO CRSrITOR8.
vnotigh, to do tnore good.
'OtigJti to be
tmaller tire
froat. eriDlnff,
old-fashioned Dili.
There's too much
-unpleasantness
for the money.
'Ought to"be bet
ter, too. They're
big enough, and
-make trouble
In the matter of the estate of Sheridan Van-
liooan, deceased.
i heraUv ffiveh to all tiersons con-'
that the nnclersisir.ed'has been duly
Anininted administrator of the estate of 4
. . - . . . , , . 1... v..
S mrij an Vanhnosen. aeceasen. nv uw
nnntir ocnrt nf Benton conntv. Oregon,
and all persons Having claims against bui,
estate are "herel-y repaired to present the
same, duly verified, "accompanied by the
Thafs just what r. Pierce's Fleasant proper vohchers, to the undersigned, at his
Pelleta do, more good. Instead or weaKeor re8j,jence, one-fonrth mile north of Corvallis
lng tne sysrem, muy rouuyawj iu uuw .
nnoof.ino thnv claansa and mrulate it
"?K)RN.
-- wfh irnni1ed house.
merriment, and enjoyed their musical and. port of the commission appointed to nego-
litamrv Drocram hugely. As a cartoonist, tiate tor tbe purchase ot tneir ianas nas ne
Xt. C-C. Hogne provef himself an adept, veloped some interesting facts regarding
The Portland Telegram says that Dr. J. their peculiarities. While Gen. Odell was
w tj. Sunavai.le. grand master of making the allotments several children
the erand council of Royal and Select Ma- were born on the reservation, and invariably
milt 011 the 16th aud iStO 1ubs:uii, 1 " ""yvi -"j
.. 1 , . cn l 1.1. Ht:u
cr .:ii vimt Fioneer council I so ciaiw au ou ucre iiuuuouv mr tun tijuu
(Mention if desired in German.)
SWiatiso AtriK Tkkes. Last week the
Gazkttz urged the importance of spraying
and taking proper care of apple trees. Prof.
Washburn, of .the agricultural college ex
periment station, stater that during the
season just passed, they "have saved at least
85 per cent of the apples, on trees nsed in
the experiment, with three or tour spray-
Twenty cento each, - for old and
full grown trees wiH cover the expense of
spraying dnring the season. Consequently
the. expense of spraying is comparatively
nothing, when one considers the mucb
higher price obtained for apples free from
the 'codlin moth. The Eugene Register
gives another cheap method of killing the
moths: Tie a band around tne tree, ieav
loose flaps under which they will congre
gate, and occasionally remove the batjd and
kill the pests gathered there, luis metnoo.
Th Silbtz Indians. The alloting of I has been highly recommended and is a sira-
lands on the Siletz reservation, and the re-1 ple treatment.
Ins. Company vs Geo. Judy
et al; default; decree for plaintiffs.
Forbes & Breeden vs Wm. Grant; judg'
ment for plaintiffs.
Barbary Hansen vs B. F. Jones and Ella
Jones; sale confirmed.
Forbes & Breeden vs J. R. Bay ley; sale
confirmed. ,
Magaret Logsdgn Vs J. A. Hawkens, et
al; continued.
J. & Congill vs Mary Gray et al; continued.
S. L, Henderson vs Edsoa O. Frantz;
judgment for plaiatifE
John Foster vs Jacob Modie; judgment
by default.
Estate Mard Porter, deceased, estate
settled.
J. W. Will vs J. S. Graham; sale con.
firmed.
EVEB.ETT In Liuu county, across the
river from Corvallis, Wednesday morn-
ing, -Hovember losn, iovi, o
Mrs; Chas. Everett, a boy.
SCHLOEilAN. In this city on Thursday,
November 17, IS3"2, to tlie wits 01 August
Schloemau, a d inghter.
An ciiat ia the hanuiest democrat in the
o . .
city to-dy. .
mildlv. eently. and naturaUy. They're the
r.iL T.itroi. PillB the smallest Dux
most effective, purely vegetable, perfectly
hnrmloKs. and oasiest to take. Only one httlo
foi ir. tnr a. nTHLivn t.iu ctJ iui e vauuwww.
Sick Headache, :Bilioiis Headache, Constipa-,
t ir,; niiinui Attack, and ail cle-
rangemenls of the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels ore promptly relieved and per
manently cored . ... ,
i hey To tno cneapeas yum ju
twin mimvnivjl la rive saQsiacuon,
or your money is returned. You pay only
for tho good you get. It's a plan -poculjajr
to Dr. Pierce's medicines.
Pacific
within
MARRIED.
HUGHSON 3KEELS At the Eangeli
Albanv. Ore.' Nov., loth,
. 1892, Frank llughson, of Benton
Mims Alice tjkecls, of
Albany. ' -'
TIiub the two counties are conucctel by
marKsl m.
SMILEY REYNOLDS 'At the M. E
varsouaee, Nov. 14th, Geo. Smiley, .ot
Corvallis, and M Us May heyno.ds,
Mich., Rev. II. Gould, officiating.
of
MED.
tons,
No. 1, at MoMinnville, and Oregon Council Several deaths occurred, aud the allotments
No. at Corvallis.
a -v i, .nali .fanf. 22 vears, died at
Springfield, Lane county, on Thursday of
last week of typhoid fever. He was a
member of the Sona of Veterans, of Eu
vene, and his remains were escorted by a
delegation of U comraaes w
where the burial took place Friday.
At the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morning Dr. Thompson will speak upon the
"Belief of Unbelief." In the evening the
,rraon will be one sueested by recent
oational events. All are invited and given
a cordial welcome. Sabbath School at 10
a. m., Christie Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.
Revival services have begun in the Con
gregational church With very fair attend-
Ber. V. v. j-ouug
nast weefe. Jxev. v. r.
r
Thb Rbason Wht. The debt of Douglas
"2.lS5.S2. And still its war
rants sell at par. Lane county a warrants
sell at a discount of from 2 to 5 per cent..
while its indebtedness is not over $72,000.
Benton county's indebtedness is only f 36,-
000, yet her warrants' sell at a discount of
8 to 10 per cent. The Eagene tuara ana
the CcRVALUs Gazettb are both anxious to
know why this is so. Perhaps the Rose
burg papers may be able to enlighten them.
Oresonian. The" reason has often been
BOWMAN. In Corvallis fxt the home o
her mother ou Friday last, at 5 o'clock p.
ta.-. Mrs. Anna Iruua Bowmau, wife of
John A. Bowniar, of Independence.
&ecea&& ne?er united hofaelf with any
church but has been for some, time relig
iously disposed and spent much of her tim3
in- prayer, fuming to see
should be baptised sha desired to obey
Christ bnt her relatives thought her too
sick to gratify her wish. She was buried
on Sunday.-' Discourse at the cemetery by
Eld. W,&ellaway. Her gravejwasjliterally
covered with (lowers by many who came to
mingle their tears with the bereaved.
Deceased loaves a husband and three infaut
children. . ''
K(lTtTnf. At har rfcaideiice in this county,
November 15, 1S92, Mrs. Hopeetill Nor
ton, ased 8.) years. ' '.
Thefnnri.l services and burial of Mrs.
Norton took place yesterday in Kings Val
ley. Mrs. Norton ; was one of the very
earlv nioueer ladies of Oregon, having
Crossed the plains in 1815, with her hus
band, and settled in Kings valley, where
tl.e.v took nn a donation claim, and where
Jtha deceased has since resided. Amon
on tfitt line ot tne oouinern
railroad, Benton county, Oregon,
six months from the Sate tiered!.
J. B. VANtfOOSEN. Administrator,
Dated, October 43th, 1892.
TAKE YOUK
t--TO
X5 B. VOGLE,
Next door to Rose's cigar factory.
"MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan at '8 per cent interest dji
faming land in Benton county. Enquire al
J. R. Markley & Co. Omce oyer tlie pose
olfioe, Corvallis, Oregon.
FOR SALE.
- A
A Na 1 Washburn guitar will be sold at
a bargaiu. Apply at this oflice. - -
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Count Cotrrt of the State of Ore
gon, for Benton county.
In the matter of the Estate
ol
Lyman T. Maxfield, dee'd. J
Notice is hereby given that the under
pinned has filed her final accounts of said
Estate in said Conrt, in final settlement,
and trfe std Court haa fixed Saturday, the
I9M. Hav of November. A. D... Vi'J'I. at the
honr of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day at the
nnnrfc Hoom. in the Court House, in the
A new and Complete Treatment, consisting- of Sirf
ositoriea. Ointment in Capsules, also in Box and
ilia a nosUive cure tor External. Internal, Blind or
Riiwllno- Itcliinir. Chronic. Recent or Hereditary Piles
and many other diseases and female Weaknesses ; it (
ihvrtrs a grtai benefit to the general health. Tbe. first
discovery of a medical cure rendering "an operation
wltn tne kmie unnecessary ncrcr.ncr. ! ivemeuy
haa never Decu krotcn 1o fail, per box, 6 for SS
sent by mail. Why suffer from this terrible dlseiio
when a written ifuarantca is given with 6 boxes to re -fund.the
money if not cored. Bend stamp for free
sample. Gmrrantee issffed bv AVoooAao, Claiiks ft
Co., W'Hdl&aTe and Retail Druggists, 8ole- Affents.
Poitland, Oregon. For sale by Allen & Woodward,
and by Graham & Wort ham, Corvallis, Oregon. - ,
Slab Wood. Please take notice that
hereafter slab wood will lie sold by tickets . 1H Benton county, State of
at the office of the trvalas saw mill, also Oron tbe time Bnd place for hearing
tickeUcanbeproOTredatbtireksCashhtorp.j w ial,s to -said final accounts and a final
(juu iuii."i U. - r- settlement tliereot.
will be guaranteea. iua. i-wmui-i.
NOTICE.
All t'rf3ons .indebted to - the estate of'
Philin Weber, deceased, are requested to
aBt.l.lA nt earliest ooDortiimt y. All lulls
must be -receipted by W. K. Yates, attorney
for estrfte. dr by Mrs. Jfhilip Weber.
SRtS, CAROLINE MAAriKLiU,
Administratrix of the Estate of Lyman
T. Maxfield, deceased.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
EXECUTORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TCr.tieo is hereby civeh that by virtufr of
the authority in me vested by the last win
nd testament of llavid irnn, ueceasea.
te S
ed.
TRADE OR SALE.
Largfc tvCo-story house, witSEi
I well, cellar, etc., standing in ufr
divided 2 acres of ground, all
set with large variety t bearing
fruit In city of 13,000 peopfe,
in eastern Nebraska. Four rail
roadsmany factories. Property
would be cheap at $6,ooa Will
In the County Court of She State of "Ore
gon, tor Miin county.
In the matter of. the Estate
of
Clan. IX ViinTMV. lAnPJLflflll
w 1 ' . J . . . f. r 1
notice is hereby given that trade at great saennce ior part
bv virtna of an order of sale duly made I -oer.Kr!anr- imnrntred nrooertv
. . 11. it. viwu .....-w 1 , r
and according to the term. f e Cowallis. Albany, Salem or
pursuance of a order of re-sale made by the a0c,. Utm of Bakl cmri to-wit: J T1nA RnnbWlx narHeS
man thr2nd dMas IZJZM Arlne trade, write for man of
hur the cityl full descriptionandpho
iM.!L p-m-. ot 8uid day at tograph of the premises.
voi i""r""-v i.ful ,.i the court house door m itenton couuty, Ur
sale at public auction to the h.ghes ""J at mvm aucti.m to the highest
Lts numoerea ten I JJI I the o,1(min2 described "real
twelve I1Z1. in OIOCK uomiwreu. ieu itvi, iu i , , . - , . , ,
twBivo Y'Y i - lc A lnron!rtv belonmui! - to said estate.
the Uouuty anmtion 10 tue vy "1 f";.' Ra,,iff rt a noint which is north
west, l.ao cuams irom tuei
E. W. HADLEY,
Corvallis, Oregon,
of the deceased were taken by others, the
dead man losing his title to tbe allotment.
The Indians sttU have their sweat houses,
wmcntney ge, .nemseive, - . . It is simply be
fuse perspiratmn, ana tnen rusn out ana Treagurer Arrington is a rustler and children ",till living are Mrs. James
plunce themselves into the nver. Halo l"u ... . - . . .. w;ik
n anr.v nr nnvniR uuiudv wu iiuu
wnoi i-
lwith which to buy onr warranw as p.
i . .1 . . i..
The people, toOi have taitn in tne couuuj
willinff to back it with their
money. Rosebnrg Review,
vallia in Benton county, Oregon. tsaiU
property belonging to said deceased at the
time of his death. A credit of six months
will be given if desired, with approved se
curity, i or particulars inquire ui mo uu
iWaiuned at Newoort. Oregon, or D. B.
TRriwor E. Holoatb. at Corvallis, Or-
S. G. IRVIN,
Executor of the Will of David Irvin,
deceased.
Dated, this October 21st, 1892.
ADMINISTRATRIX' SALE.
'In the Connty Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Benton county.
In the Matter of the Estate
of
Gleese. an old chap of 70 summers.
acted at boatman for the commission,
dulged in the practice every day, and an
other of the Indians, still older, strolled
out every morning with a blanket for a
bath robe, and soused himself in the cold
spring. There is said to be considerable
disease among the . Indians, and it is not
likely there will be many of them at the end
of 25 years to enter into full possession of
their land. - y
' Too Mast Laborers Cusiino West.
An old resident of Vermont, now stopping
ancs.
nnafn AaAlKt tllO
Oappi D. D., wi assist dating the coming y in this city, who has engaged
week. . Christian workers irou - u, ricultural pursuits in tnat state ior
oharehesare Invited to these services. A many yearilf Baya 0ne of the great draw-
cordial welcome to alL backs to farming in New England is the
. a7a..m,1.w morn- mmrmt of farm helo. For a number of
r j. nPnivntf wa Walkinz derwrr
log as ' T"' - a " ,1.. A frm laborers to the west.
Main street, one ot tne numoruu. --
often infert'the sidewalks of the city, push- As a result many well improved farms ar
rLitit heW caused her to fall to the not cultivated, but are pastured by many
llfSocating one of W knees. She of their owners, bo haye become ad-
Carried to Graham & Wortham's drug vanced in years, and took up their resu
was ... b set.lwhen den in the villages. He further says that
store, wuw--r- - , ... , , -,
he waa taken home.
farm laborerers receiye better pay on an av
than in Oreeon. This accounts for
VBTBBAif Wkathke OBSKRf ek. Long I the apparent over supply of farm laborers
ifr the signal service bureau oi vregou in the wmW .
.ui:-i,-rlf Thomas Pierce, of Eola,
'de observaUons. M J??
'eyeral of the newspapers of the etote.
Thb he haa kept up continuously for long
Jear. at bis own expense, faithfully keeping
..J record of the temperature and in
tricate changes in the jind d weather,
" and hia obesrvations have teen of much
-viae to the public. Only
M aince hi. .on. R. E. Pierce, wrote to the
OAS.TTBst.ting that hi. father on account
' t rafidly declining health is unable to con
tiane tbe wca4her report
A CHOLERA SCARE.
A reported ontbrfeak of cholera atrHel-W-
J.. created much excitement in
that vicinity. Investigation showed that
the disease was not cholera but a violent
.unbm. which is almost as severe and
HinsMmnil all cholera. Mr. Walter Willard.
a prominent merchant of Jamesburg, two
miles from Helmetta. .ays Chamberlains
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
mwif. aafiafaction in the most severe
f vaontArv. It is certainly one of
the best things ever made." For sale by T.
Graham.
Rives Tbactio Will Resume. Contrary
. tit: it I.
to most expectanoM w vyuwiuciw
1 1 A. . X !nnli.a aKlA IrttV
risen to aimoss iwroi, ,uvU -
water mark and gives abundant evidence
of going to three feet Dy to-morrow, m
result of the high water the Oregon ifaci-
fio steamer Hoag, which has been lying at
the wharf boat all summer and fall, will
steam up "cast off all lines" nnd leave for
Portland at 6 a. m. Captain uaane wiu
have charge of the Hoag, H. C. Day will ie
purser, whUe Al McCully will resume bis
old place as engineer.
The boat will make
the regular run from Salem to Portland on
Saturday, Tuesdays and Thursdays, and
from Portland to Salem, Fridays, Monday
and Wednesday, laying over in Portland
on Sunday. This .will give the river an ap
pearance of activity at least. Statesman.
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
-Vtk TV1AL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the -Beat of the disease. Ca
tarrh ia a bloom or conswmwumai uuwuoo,
and in ordered to cure it you most take in
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly Jipon
the. blood and mucou. surfaces.- Halls
Catarrh cure is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of the best phjsicians
in this country for years, and is a regular
prescription. It is composed, of the best
tonics known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of the
two ingredient, w what produce, such won
derful results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free. . . , - .
F. J. CHENEY CO., Props., Toledo, O.
bold by druggists, price 7c.- -
Plnnkett. Mrs. Willard Price, WUUe
Isaac and Lucius." She was a sister of Sol
Kins, of this city. , Mrs. Norton was born
in. Ohio, but came to .this state
Missouri. ,
from
VILE AND UN WORTHY
Of consideration are nostrums of which it is
asserted and'- there are many . such-'-that
they cure immediately bodily aliments of
longstanding.' There are none such that
can. Chronic disorders cannot be instan
taneously removed. Continuity ot a genu
ine medicine, such as Hostetter'a Stomach
Bitters, will eradicate chronic physical e ils.
Not the least of these last in the force of its
opposition to medicine is constipation, to
the removal Of which, if persisted in, the
Bitters is particularly adapted. Constric
tion of tho bowels is a complaint which
should be dealt with early and systematically.
So are its usual attendant, liver complaint
and dyspepsia. For these, for malaria,
rheumatism, kidney trouble, "and more re
cently "la grippe," this highly and profes
sionally commended medicine is an un
doubted specific Nothing can exceed it,
moreover, as a means of imparting strength
to the feeble and nervous.
78 decrees
northeast corner or the Donation L,aml
Claim of J. Qnina Thornton,' Notification
717. Claim 37. i'i townships 10 and 11
south, rancc 3 and 4 west, of the Willam
ette Meridian m Bontou county, vregou;
thence north 76 degrees, west l.b chains;
thence west 20.38 chains; thence south 34 1
letrrees. east 33 41 chains tt a point in the
center of Fairinount lake; thence south 45
Wreeg. west 5 11 chains in the center of
said lake to a point in line with the north
side of the town of V Keeney; thence eas
terly 7.1C chains on the tiorth sine of said
town: thence north 29.22 chains to the
olace of beirinning containing S7.63 acres.
Also becinnine at au angle in tbe .until
boundary line t the Donation Land Claim
.f .1. Omn Thornton. .Notification ill, I
Andrew Pnrdy, deceased.) J Claim 37,-in townships 10 and 11 south,
xrnTTrir. TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I rane 3 aud 4 west of the illamette Me
by virtue of an order of the county Court ridiaii in' Benton county, Oregon; thence
of the state of Oregou, for Benton county j north 82J degrees, east 9.48 cbaius distant
made on the 7tn oay oi uctouer, ioj, uuirrom ne bhuhiwcou vui uc. u, .! ,.u.i.,v,
duly entered in the Probate Journal thereof, j thence south 8S degrees, east 27. 17 chains;
.in .vr,,!.r. of said order the under-1 thence north 74.1 denreea, east 16.01 chains;
f,im;nifrairiif ot the estate of An-1 thance north 3.84 chains thence south 86
4-am P.,rr Atiiiinel- will, on Monday. I decrees, east 7 61 chains to .the. southwest
ri, iIai of uecemuer. iojx. at me uui i corner oi tao uwn i ""j , ""
W.tO U.WU . - . . I . . , , . I
of 1 o'clock, d. m.. of said day, at the tront north abont cnains .to a pom
l,a nnnrt h Oil Re. in JOrvaiilB. UOUWJU I in - T,ne licuvtl .
... r ..(Tor for aaJe at nnblio one-1 laltfii thence following the center I
tion to 'the highest bidder, all the interest bf said lake in a southwesterly direction to
the deceased, at the time of his death, had U point which is north 3.96 chains distant
in and to the following nescnoea reai esuue. i trom tne Deginning, u "",' I
to-wit: '
ree) Reading) RooiTi)
Main St., Op. Cameron'. Store..
Aqoietroom, Good Books. Current Pi.
pers and Periodicals. Tbe public invited.
Stranger, especially welcome. -
Pet Order of W. O. T. 15.
EWFurnished rooms (up stairs) to rent.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE COR
valijs Gazette, the oldest pft
per in Benton co. One year, fa
OJNLY
LINE
RUNNING
'PL n-t OA fnah of lot No. 12. I n tw lac of bemnnmff. contaiuins 40.18
and the south SO feet of lot No. 11 in block acres, excepting 8 acres on the east side of
Vo 3 in the original town of Marysville, Uaid tract deeded to W. L. Vance. Also
(now the city ot v;orvaios,j u xjcuu , oegmumg i h""" y"' , r y
vinHiltV. Oregon, the same oeing o leeiigrees, eastza.w """""
. . . , t T .A II. n Alia..
leec iiauifc w
Re-Jgrees, east 31.54 chains distant
8b' de
from the
Donation Liod
serving the house on said premises, to be southwest corner of the Donation Land
ZZIJr i . Claim of J. Quin Thornton, Notihcation
Accredit of 3 months will be given, if de- 717, Claim 37, in townships 10 and 11 south,
sired with approved security. - : range 3 and .4 west of the Willamette ( Me-
'Che Mle will be made for the purpose of rfdian in Bentoh county. Oregon; thence
raisiumony to pay . funeral charges, ex- wuth 86 degrees, east 11.80 chaiusi thence
raisiug money i ?.7 i.;ml, .cainat north I 9.1 nltaina and to the sohth side of
the said estate.
Dated this 4th day of November. 1892. ,
Admiuistratfix of the estate of Andrew
Pnrdy. deceased. - '
isiiaiPi?
u it u h iy? i3
. TlieoalyPCreamcfTarPowder.-NoAoniajN
Used in Millions of Homes 40 xears
the right of way of the Willamette Valley
& Coast railroad; thence running in a south
rest direction along the aforesaid south
boundary of the above right of way to the
place of beginning containing 2.47. acres.
Also lot 12 in Block No. 17 in t Job . ad
dition to the city of Corvallis in Benton
county, Oregon. Also lots I, 2 and. 3 in
Block 16, in the town of -Wa Keeney in
Benton county, Oregon.
Terms of sale, cash in hand.
. J. M. KEENEY, Administrator.
H. H. HEWITT, Attorney for Admin
istrator. 35t5
Q. W. KILEY
Sig n & Ornamental Painting
first-oLass work.
Leave Orders Opposite R. M. Tfado Ss
, :". CO.' StOTC.
THROUGrHt
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland" 8:45 A. M.
7:30 P.M.
jDAY TO
CHICAGO
7 Honrs Qnicker to St. Pan,
23 Honrs Qnicker to Chicaeo,
40 Hoars Gnicker to Omaha
and Kansas City. ,
Pullman and Tourist Sleeper
Free Reclining Chair Cars
- Dining Cars.
For rates and general Information call on or address
W. 11. HUatBURT, Asst. GenL Pass. Paaa Agt;
- 264 Washington Street. ir. Third,