New goods Kliim'tf.
Fifty per cent Klinu'd cloaks.
0 Examine goods next door to this offiice.
Try Ojfel'a SjpVfiiieiar for a pair of cpe'c
ioulea. Goods at your own pries uext door to the
Gazzttk office.
U. B. V's;'e practical w.ifA5hmiker, next
door to Rose Bros.
II. N. Fo3ter of Chitwood was iu Corva'
IU on laud basiD?ss thi3 week.
See those souvenir ' Webfoot" spoons at
Vogle's suniethiux new just received.
Dreas good:), table linen, napkins, towe'
ings and lace curtains, uezt door to tiio Ga-
EBTTE oiCce.
Ladies will take notice that a lot of dtl
ait oorsets have just arrived at Mrs. C.
Murray's store.
Upoits rtcsiyed, and plenty of money to
lom tu the must line at "The First Nation
al Bank of C'orvaliis."
The Congregational convention of the
Willamette district will convene in (iorvtl
lis next Wednesday.
County assessor A. B. Alexander left for
his home in Kings Valley yesterday, prepar
atory to starting out on his aiscssmeat tour.
W. H. McBrayor and Old Crw whiskits,
and also imported wines and liquors for
medical tirtrposes sv Tommy Whitchorn's.
Bed spreads, ladies shoes, mens boots
and shoes, uiuns' working pants, men's
orershirts and undershirts, next door to the
Gazktte offiice.
As Mr. Spencer has exhausted the En
glish language in his persoual locals, there
is nothing for ine to do but resign from the
correspondence. II. N. Stoudesmkyer.
The third quarterly meeting of the M. E.
chlirch will be held iu CorvalliB next .Sat
urday and Sunday, March IS an;l 19, Kev.
John Partoue; the presiding elder, will be
present.
The statement that the O. P. ejndicato
or auy member thereof, wrote or dictated
any article on the railroad troubles, publish
d ill last - week's Gazette, is a malicious
falsehood.
A mothers' meeting was held tt the
Evangelical church, with upwards of sixty
present. Interesting and useful topics wero
presented and warmly discussed by many
of the mothers.
The city council will hold a meeting to
morrow evening, and will elect a night
policeman, unless the deadlock continues
as did the Washington legislature in b.i! -lotintj
for U. S. senator.
The Albany tstenm laundry. is now pre
pared to do all kinds .ot lanndi y work.
Special rates for f.tmdy and plain work.
Lave orders at the Occidental hotel. T. M.
Hamilton, agent. Orders will be shipped
very day.
Four potatoes on exhibition in Wells &
Sou's grocery store, weigh iu the aggregate
27 pounds. The largest one weighs 7i
ponuds. They were raised on the Alsea,
and is a fair indication of the productiveness
of tie soil in.B-Miton county.
Tha Y'a gave a very delightful sociable
at the reading rooms last Tuesday evening.
Thia auxiliary of the W. C. T. U. is flour
ishing and they are doing a good work.
Miss Minnie OaViurn is president, and Miss
Bva Whitaker is secretary.
A. Strange, J. U. ftseyers, a. u iami,
W. E. McPheraon, C. N. Stewart, J. F.
Frautinan, O. V. Bridges, J, S. Liviugston,
II. 2f. Morris and O. P. Uendiicson, were
morn the Sir Knighti frcun. Albiny, who
attended the Macabees installation Wednes
day evening. Some of them were accom
panied by their wives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Naah are making
preparations to move to thoir farm on Hock
creek. They will however return to Cor
Tallis Saturdays and atay over Sunday. A
recaption will be tendered Mrs. Nash by
members of the W. C. T. U. at the resi
dence'of Mrs J. A. Cmthoni next Monday
evening. Mrs. Nash has actively and failh
fufcy served the W. C. T. U, as president
for a long;period.
'A Meeting of delegates from the various
granges in Benton county was held in this
city last Saturday. Mr. ami Mrs. Cam
Vanderpool and Mr. and Mrs. John Witit
aker were chosen delegates to the state
grange, which couvenes 'at Tha Dalles on
May 23rd. Tho delegates were instructed
to endeavor to secure the next annual
meeting of the state grange if possible.
Linn county members will assist them.
The Mariue Minstrels, of Corvallis, weri
here SistThnrsday eveniu" mulo and all
and gave one of their entertainments to a
very small house. Their parade au 1 music
on the outside were duly 1. appreciated, and
called forth niany complimentary remarks
from our citizens; and the the only way we
can account for the small house is the lack
of the necessary four bit pieces, v. Lien, at
this time are worth a great big 50 cents at
this place, in common with other parts of
the country. Dallas Transcript.
TOM THUMB'S WEDDING.
The entertainment given at tha opera
bouse Wednesday evening under the auspi
ces of the ladies of the Presbyterian church,
and outitled, "Tom Thumb's wedding," is
pronounced a grand success by all who at
tended. The music by the orchestra, college or
chestra and quartette, as well as the duets
..ad solos were excellently rendered.
The little people in the three acts of Tom
Thumb's wedding, could not have been ex
celled had they been trained on the stage
fof months. The tableaux were extraordi
nary,' and their statuesque representations
were perfect.
It is simply wasting space to mention
John Fulton, Misses Ora Spangler, Anna
Samuels, and Mrs. F. M. Johnson in their
oloq and duets, so well are they known and
appreciated by Corvallis audiences.
- J. B. Walker's Shakespearian recitation
was grand, an' rendered with splendid ele
ontionary effect.
The comic song with guitar accoinpani
tnant, by Marion Johnson, Alex. Samuel?,
Mibtl Johnson, Lnln Spangler and Mildred
Jubnson, was well received.
Misses Leon Louis and ITattie Friendly
made fine display of theatrical and elocu
tional talent in a dialogue from Shakeopeare.
Rev. E. JL Prichard always excels in hfs
oloa,and the solo by little Carrie Prichard
Vat a gem. - v
The Sheoetdess' drill was' another inter
esting feature of the evening's eiitertainnstnt
Stud the little ftiiLj did handsomely.
CITY LEGISLATURE
AN INTERESTING ASD IMPORTANT MEETING
OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Last Monday evening was held nn im
portant meeting of the city council. The
meeting was held for the first time in tin
elegant and commodious council chamber ii
the new cit hall building. AU the mem
bers of the council were present except Eg
liu, and the visitors aud numerous candi
dates for night policeman filled the room to
overflowing.
The minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and approved.
lteport of street committee on the peti
tion for a sidewalk on the west side of
block No. 5, original towusito of Corvaliis,
was adopted aud sidewalk ordered built,
ileport of street committee on the petition
of W. H. Howard and others for tho con
structicn of a sidewalk from VanBnren
street along 11th to 16th, and from 10th to
Harrison was adopted, aud improvements
ordered.
Street committee reported favorably on
petition of W. O. Heoknrt aud others for
sidewalk. Report adopted and side
walk ordered built.
Finance committee reported favorably on
bills of Niagara Mill Co. as follows: $136.
50, $12 CS, $G3. G6, $65.12, which were or
dered paid. Bill of $41.10 reduced to 30.
90, S5.28 to $4 75, aud ordered paid.
Bill of J. L. Cane for labor.'waa reduced
from 10 to 7 50 by finance committee,
and ordered paid.
Bills of Simpson, Huston 4 Co. for $S5.
37, J. A. Oa-enby $1.25, L. W. Cloptou 1.
75, Corvallis Times 8C7.50, S. T. Jeffreys
$200 were referred to financs committee.
Kej.urt of city hall committee was read
showing that they had iu posessiou $1900
belonging to Win. Biitier, city hall contract
or, accompanied by an order permitting
them to pay tho same to his creditors who
had furnished material for tiio building,
und further recommended that a payment
of 40 per cent on said claims'.lw made. Re
ports of police judge, treasurer aud chief of
police were read and referred to liuauce
committee.
The police judge reported that he had
complied with ordiuance No. 47 iu advei
tUing fir proposals for scaled bids for water
wjrks amounting to $50,000, and that the
bids received wera as follow:
Deitz, Dcunison & Prior, p-.r and $77
premium.
Kichard M. Hurd, pir and expenses tf
?450 for lithographing.
3 W Hayes & Sons, par $21C0 premium.
Equitable Mortgage Co. ur.
Lamprecht Bros & Co. , par, scorned in
terest and a premium of ?2 113.50, and fur
nish blanks for bonds and guarantee to
cash coupons frne of charge jat?bai;kiug
house in New York,
Spitzer k Co., par and a premium of
51527 and accrued iuteietst.
Ign Steiuhart, par and a premium of $G00.
Larson Leach k Co., par and a premium
of $5.
N W Harris & Co., par and a premium of
1575.
George A Lewis-. & Co., par aud a premi
um of $375.
C II White & Co., par and a premium of
51550.
On motion the city attorney was auth
orized to draft an ordinance accepting the
bid of Lamprecht Bros, k Co., for 50,000
in city bonds, and that the police judge be
instructed to make all contracts with said
f-amprecht Bros., liccen-iary to carry out
said sale of bonds.
A communication was real fr.im Max
Friendly iu reference to the price of lumber.
The followiug bills were ordered paid:
A Can thorn, treasurer's salary $G3 15
C L Hlakeslee 1 00
Morning Oregonian, adv. bonds 45 00
J WDunii, work 10 00
A llat.hawav " 22
O J Trees, hauling 1 00
City Transfer Co. " 5 50
Berry & Armstrong 13 25
' wood 3 25
Elec' ric Light Co 92 00
J M Porter, police judge 50 00
M J Ervin, night police 5G 00
Water Co 50 50
J K Scraflbrd, ctiel police GO 00
J 11 Smith k Co., hardware 9 45
W O Heckart, work , 27 00
I M Zierolf, indse 5 40
The resignation of M J Ervin as night
policeuiau was read and on motion accept
ed. Applications for the position of night
policemm were read frum the following
candidates; W J Barker, C Scott, F R
Overlander. O C McLagan, G W Emerick,
W B Burge, .1 I Applegate, V Kyle, J A
Wood and E Cline.
Counci'mau Hartlc83 presented a motion
that tho council go iuto a committee on the
whole to elect a niht policeman, which
motion was overruled by Mayor Burnett,
who claimed that the election should be by
ballot. The second ballot resulted in a tie
vote for McLagan and Applegate, and three
successive ballots failed to break the dead
lock. The ordinance was read first, second and
third tiaies and passed authorizing the po
lice judge to make a contract with Lam
precht Bros. & Co., for the sale of the water
bonds.
Aa ordinance fBr the bonding of the city
hall i.idebtness to the amount of '512,000,
reached a second reading.
On motion, council adjourned until next
Saturday evening.
WAS INSURED IN THE "EQUITABLE'
Our readers will remember the sad
and sudden death of Rev. JlaiHjiall
O. Ligon, who was crushed by the tai
ling awning iu front of Thos. Gra
ham's drug store in January last. Mr.
Ralston Cox, general agent for the
"Equitable I,ife," of New York, has
sent ns a list of the death claims paid
by the company in the month of Jan
u ry showing th: t Mr. Ligou held a
policy in the "Equitable" for $1000,
on which he had paid but $52 in prem
iums. Proofs of death were presented
the company January 30th and the
full amount of $1000 paid the sime
day. The Equitable is the strongest
and largest life assurance company in
the world, and.pays all losiea immed
iately. Full particulars as to policies,
rates, etc., may bo had . by addressing
Ralston Cox, Room 509, Orsgonian
1 Uuilding, Portland, Ore., or F. M.
Johnson, Zierolfs brick, Corvallis, Or.
OREGON PACIFIC NEWS.
Al.'OTnERSniP OR YAQPFSA ROCTK SEVERAL
IMPORTANT CHANGES.
A San FraDcisco dispatch of March 12th
says that the Oregon Development Company
has announced that its staamer, the Willam
ette Valley, ruiiuing between San Francisco
v.d Yaquiua bay, aud connecting at the lat
.er place with trains of the Oregon Pacfic
railway company which would hereafter rnn
the steamer on its ocean division. W. B.
Webster, the representative of the Oregon
Development Company, who has been geu
eral freight and passenger agent of the steam.
hip servico for several years, has turned
over his office to the new managers of the
steamer, Lut wiil still remain ag;ut of the
Development company. The new officers of
the ocean division of the Oregon Pacific rail
way are: R. E. Muleaby, general superiii'
tendent; E. W. Hadley, receiver; D. It,
Vaughn, general agent; P. W. Johnson,
freight and passenger ageut, and A. J. Storrs
captain of the steamer Willamette Valley.
Captain H. Watson, the purchasing agent
of the steamship Hue, will still remain chief
of the commissary department. Messrs.
Mulcahy and Hadley have been iu San
Francisco for several ilajs, and will remain
until Tuesday, when the stealer will return
north. They say that the ocean service is
to be increased by the addition of a 2000 ton
steamer, and that instead of trips every 10
days the two steamers will be able to run on
schedule every five days. The time be
tween San Francisco aud Yaquina bay is 40
hours.
The following interview with Mr. C. H.
Geat by aa Oregonian reporter, makes fur
t'aer explanation of Oregon Pacific affairs:
"We have had the sale of the Oregon Pa
cific continued until June 23th. The ob
ject of the continuance i to placo the prop
crty of the company iu the hands of au im
partial r-ci-.i v:-r, aud a'ni fr the purpno of
otituiiun.; suthoiiMit tim to send experts
elite of the mounttiiia to determine the value
of au extension of the line to th it section,
Judge Fullertou, in grcatipg the coutinu
axce, required aa a condition that at least
10,000 should be paid tha employes upon
their claims for b-ick p.iy. Through the ef
forts of the new receiver t!i sum of 50.000
was obtained and placed in the hands of
Blair k Co., of New York, for thia purpose.
The necessary papers will ba prepared and
scut east a soon as possible, aud we hope
to be able to pay the men within two weeks.
The back pay due them aggregates 100,000
or over, and has been iu arrears since Apvil
1, 1892. The road will undoubtedly be
eold June 28'.h. The new rec-ivr will Lo
able to meet monthly .claims icgularly. Mr,
Hadley is now in San F.-itieiico. In a dl-j
patch to me he states that a l.e v office i f
our steamship lUie has been established
there and a largs red iction mado iu tho ex
penses."
New Yore, March 15. A certified copy
of the order of Jnrlge Fullertou, of the cir-
of New York, as receiver ot the Oregon Pa
cific anil appointing in his place Everest W.
Hadley, of Corvaliis, Or., was received to
day by the bondholders' committee. It was
sorvad on Hiyjj at the office of the company,
but he did not furni.ih tho combinations to
the estcs to allow the committee to obtain
possession of the hojks which they contain
He cannot ba pnuished ia New York state
for contempt of court for refusing to obey
au order of the court of Orcou. The mo
tion will be argued before Judge lngrar-am,
ia the supreme court chambers, Friday, for
cuuliniiation hyre of Judge Fullertou 's or
der.
NATURE'S SUBESP ALLY.
If i.ature did not struggle against disease,
evv-n in weakly constitutions, swift indeed
would be the course of a uulady to its fatal
tei initiation. While nature thus struggles
kt us, lent worse befall us, aid her ciVrU
with judicious mediciual help. Ezptrieuct!
must be our guide in butties with -diseiwu,
and that "lamp to our feet" iatlicatcs Hi -letier'a
Stomach Bitters as a safe, tried and
thorough ally of nature. If the blood be
infected with bile, if the bowels and stom
ach ar inactive, if the kidneys fail to expel
impurities of width they arc the natural
outlet, a course of tho Bitters is the surest
relianca of the sufferer, one, moreover, that
ia sanctioned by professional indorsement
and r.sed for nearly half a ceatary. No
American or foreign lemeiiy baa earned
greatar distinction as a remedy for and pre
ventive of chronic liver complaint, malaria,
constipation, kidney and rheumatic trouble
and debility.
STILL ONE WEEK. MORE.
At the earnest solicitation of the Sir
Knights of the newly instituted tent of
the Macabces, the deputy supreme com
mander has consented to remain one week,
and hold open the charter to enable their
frieods, aud those desirous of joining with
them to do so, and become charter mem
bers. After that time the charter will pos
itively close and the membership fee be
raised. Any Sir Kuight will be pleased to
confer with -and present applications fur
membership for all who are socially, mor
ally and physically qualified.
Money i scarce and times are hard.
Therefore, to accommodate his customers
D. V. Irvine the foot gear manufacturer
will until further orders take wood, hams,
butter, eggs in fact all kind? of country
produce, iu exchange for b ots aud shoe
Dr. Price's Cream Baking
Powder
The Only Pure . .. . .
Cream of Tartar Powder.
Contains neither Ammonia, Alum, nor any other adulterant -
' Does finer and more economical work than any other, owing
to its marvelous purity and greater strength.
It is cheaper at 500 a pound than the ordinary kinds at 20c.
The Best is always the Cheapest.
JURY LIST FOR 1893.
At the January term of the county court,
a jury list was drawn for 1893, but on ac
count of the formation of Lincoln county,
the court d:ew a new list last week, of 200
names.
Soap Creok No. 1 Z Bryant, B B Banir,
Haman Lewis, C T LaFollette, J A Carter,
J J Yore, D H Vanderpool, J L Tomlinsou,
E Williams, E T Wiles, Wilson Robert, J
L Williamson, It N Williamsou, J L Har
ris, J S Bobbins, W S Tomlinssm, W A j
Williamson, Charles Read, Carrol Calloway,
William Abrahams.
Corvallis. Wiliiam Bog tie, William
Groves, G G Horning, L Dorris, Charles
lilakestey, I S DavUiou, Frank D.tvi-j,
Henry Gerhart, It E Gibson, G W Smith,
D B Beuinau, A F Hershuer, Wm Creese,
E J Elliott, E W Hadley, G W D;xon,
George Taylor, A M Witham, A R Pytjall,
Thjs Samuels, Thos Graham, E J Harring
ton, J K Rowlaud, Miner Swick, J L John
son, A N Locke, G H Linderinan, Henry
McBee, W P Martyn, J E Wyatt, J C Mur
ray, J M Nolan, James L Skiptou, W E
Paul. E C Stillmaker, C E Small. C M
Smith, Willard Beach. W W BAer, P Avery .
r ,411 Ti T Tt u I? '
Ciark, J D Clark.
illan.ette No. 3. J 15 Anants, J t? An-
derson, James Bruce, T Butler, George
C Fridley, J F Hurlburt, F V Hacker,
Monroe Childers, Wm Newman, George
Gates, J Paddock, John Bickard, J N Win
kle, A F Starr, T W BSsaith, A M Winkle,
Jeob Whitaker, W W Starr, Johu S Buch
anan, Marion Fechter, E L Davis, G W
Householder, Joseph McBee, Jake Porter,
i II Rickard.
Monroe No 4 E H Belknap, W D Bar
clay, A Cayi:;r, N Dodge, H N Finlev, T
H Gragg, J II Edward, George R Hall,
George W Howard, D B Farley, R, H Hew
itt, S K Haidey, M W Starr, J v Law
rooce, B M Jolly, Miles F Starr, J C Lemon,
G-'urge Rickard, VV N Reese, Gjorg-J 2d Por
ter. Kings Vaijoy Nj 5 Morris Allen, Lin
coin Allen, Chis Rice, Monroe Towosend,
Perry Eddy, E 0 Frautz, Lincoln Chambers,
D G Price, F a! Ro.lgjrs, Richard Duna.
Alsea No 6 E E B.iuton, John Carus,
W Dieekahnff. Marion Ii tyden, Willis Vi
dito, .Jasper ilaydsn, Henry C Mires, D
R Tom.
Summit, No 7 R bt MeFarland, Joseph
Skags, E F Strouts, C A Savage. W F
Miller, John Larson, Wm Post.
Philomath No 10 Allan Newion, Ells
worth Bethers, A It Brown, V E Bohanon,
C H Crabtree, Frank Bennett, A O Bower
8ox, Samuel Davis, Ed Bryau, Ezra L. Dix
on, B F Fclgcr. Ezra Wyatt, Moses Greg-
aou, J it Hutl'mau. William Parke, A B
Nawton, Levi Honkle, J R Hawkins, W
A Jolly, J J Bryan, E nter. Bothers, W M
Castle, R L Caateel, Frank Davis, J R
Fdhter. R L Henkle, A H Hogvi, G II
Horsefall, J G McCarty.
imn fam No 12 George Cross, Scott
King.
Lobster No IS J It Peters.
Wrenn No 19 It B B!dgett, I H Jack
son, John McGee, fl P McCuMough, Wiley
Norton, Hiram W ood jr, Wm Read, W A
G&llatly, C jAckaou, C A King, XV H
Dilley, SOL Moore. I D Pittinan, L M
Wood, C R Mays, W B Kiger, James Rob
inson. Fairmount No 20 Jamas Graham, Wm
Cckle, Fred Brockman, J B Chitwood,
August Kroschel, M O Leepar, P Karstens,
Wm Peacock, W H Watson, J H Mitchell,
CBowndy, JW Bruckiiiau, M T Brown
sou, R D H Klgej. Wiley Holraau, A E
Morrison, -
AUX ILIARY SAJfklTY DEPOSIT BANKS,
' For disti ibution at "The First National
Bank of Corvallis. " They ar intended for
the uso of business men, mechanics, la
borers, teachers, ministers, lawyers, doctors,
the rich and the poor, the middle aed, the
father and mother, as well as the children;
aud to educate all chvs-.es to habits cf ac
quiring wealth, in saving some part of the
money they earn. Call and see these banks,
learu the plan, take one and commence to.
lay a foundation for your fortune.
BORN.
KEIiNER 1 Oorvaliia, March 13th,
1S93, to Mr. and Mrs. David Keener, a
son; weight, 1IJ pounds.
DIED.
FECHTER In Corvalliis r.t 6 o'oclock,
a. in., Wednesday, March 15th, 183.',
Hazel Fechter, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Fechter, aed 7 mouths and
6 days.
MARRIED.
BEACH ROGERS. In Albany, Monday,
March 13th, Clyde A. Beach, of Corvallis,
and Misa Grace Rogeis, of King's Valley.
The Gazette extends congratulations,
liOWELL-HOOVER At Tidewater. Fri
day, March 10th, J633, William M.
Howell, 'of Monroe, aud Susan J.
Hoover, at the residence of the bride'
parent, C. J. Bishop, officiating.
The poem a Legend of the Wil'a-notfcj n
and story: - '"Life is not What We Maka
It" that lately appeared in the Gazettt,
have been . published in pamphlet form
and parties wishing copies can procure
them at T. Grahams, or Alien & Woodward's.
Services at the Presbyterian church
nxfc Snbbath as usual. Preaching by
the pastor. Topics for the day: Morn
ing, "A Fragment of a Love Letter;"
evening, the first sermon in the course
of shoit sermons on "Practical Ethics."
The special topic for m xt Ssbbath
evening will le, "The Ethics of the
Month." Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Ser
vice of praise, 7:30 p. m.
kSCROFULA
Mrs. E. J. Eowell, Kedford, Mass., says fcer
mother baa been cured of Scrofula by the use
of four bottles of gE851SSJ ftcr having had
much other treat- fpjyjgEsSl mcnt, and being
reduced to quite a low condition of health, as It
was thought she could not livo.
Curedtny little boy of heredi
tary scrofula, ijm which ap-
Feared all over Z98Z ,ao; .Ff
J -OTV.V-
recovery, when finally
I was "V
induced to use
Aiewljo
ttles cured him, and no
symptoms of the disease remain.
Mas. T. L. Mathers, Matherville, Miss.
Our book oa Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWWT SracuiC Co., Atlanta. Ca.
HoL'SB Ti Rsmt New two-story hard
finish house with seven rooms, well, and
six lots of good garden grounds. Euquirf
of, or address H. SarmenT.
se?:d potatoes for sale.
Oregon Burbank seed potatoes for sale at
25 cents per bushel at the big prune orchard,
half way between Corvallis and Albany.
For particulas apply at the orchard or tt;
Wm. IL-rtless in this city.
FARM FOR SALS.
Containing 300 acres all told; 150 acres
under ei:l',i atii)ii and balance good pasture
and brush laud; g -tod house, barn ami iu
provements with a rood orchard and the
best of water; 12 mites from Corvallis aud
5 miles from I'hilurriath. Wiil be, sold in a
body or divided. Price 15 per acre. En
quire at Gazette office.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
CREDITORS.
TO
NOTICE IS HEUEBY GIVEN TO ALL
peri'UiB eoncrtijd that the nnderfigne I has
heart appointed, a ailntioistrator of .the es
tate of Salomon St. Brovm, deceased, by
the coanty c art of Benton country, Oregon;
and has duly quahSed as nch administra
tor; aiid all persons having claims against
sid estate are hereby required to present
the same to me duly verifit-d and witb prop
er vouchers, within fcix mouths from the
date of this notice, at my resi.lenco at
Brown's bridge, about 2J miles south-east
of Philomath, ia Benton couuty, Oregon.
S. K. Brown,
Ad. of estate of Solomon K. Brown, dec.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oke.
seburg, Oke. )
en 8th, 1803. (
GIVEN THAT
Makc
NOTICE IS HEREBY
the following-named pettier has tiled
notice of his intention to M.-tke final proof
iu Rupport of his claim, and that said proof
will lit made before the jude or couuty
olerk of Lincoln county. Oregon, at Toledo,
Oregon, on Monday. May 1st, 1S93, viz:
William Reidy, on I're einptinn D. S. No.
7470. tor tha lots 2, 3, sej of r.wj and ne
of in sec 31, tp 1-t s, r 1 1 w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence njiou and
cultivation of, said iand, viz: B H Barwich,
of Newport, Line In c uuty, Ore'ou; DE
Emir.ett. J P Wolfe, and A. Mark, of
Ocean View, Lincoln county, Orejjon.
John H. Suctk, Register.
An airreeable .Laxative and N )SHV JS lOS tO.
Sold by Drussftets or sect by mail. 25c., 5tto
and $l.C0 per package. Samplea free.
EG MO
rCie Favorite TC0T3 ?0TOS8
for the Toetb and Breath, 26c
MADE TO-ORDER
, Our New Spring Samples
for Cnstom made Clothin?
Iiaye arriTed. We take meas
ures for Suits and Single Gar
ments and ruaran tee a good
fit or no trade.
Headquarters for Men's Outfits.
JOSEPH CAS KEY.
Blacksnjitfeg k Horseshoeing
knight's old stasd,
CORVALLIS, - - OBEGON.
All work in the line done promptly and
satisfaction guaranteed.
AVAivr.TAprcu.
10 cents per double roll. Sen J 2ent nttunp for
samples. bCHOKiKLD tc HOHUAN, .
102 Third St., PorUaud, Cr.
IB"0 fPJBi
xSWSQ7fo a cuss it win, not curs., a
The Leading v Photo Parlors.
J. L. UNDERWOOD,
" EVERYTHING 8TKICTLY FIRST-CLASS.
.' Fisb Abisto's a SraciALir Old Photographs cop
ied and enlarged in Crayon. India Ink, Pastel and
Water Colors. Itemeiuber the place, Uain Street,
OTer the PostoSice.
CORVALLIS, OREGON.-
uick Jales (M)
Is Receiving an Elegtuit Stock of
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Of Unsurpassed Quality Purchased for Spot Cash ia Chicago, and
Will Give His Patrons the Benefit
Of his Recent Buy. Since the Arrival of his Good he 1ms concluded
not t- k ep in Stock Ladies' Shoes, and a Splendi Line of
d
Hamilton, Brown Company's Foot-Wear
WILL BE CLOSED CUT AT COST.
Fisher's Block,
CowaHis, Orrgcn.
AS! Roads Lead lo Chicago.
THE CHICAGO,! MIL WaUKEE a ST. PAUL
Excursion Kates to
fATCHES TO B fjiVei WAY Jm CHTH.
IIow its done: With e H ii i,im-lm.e of .TWENTY DOLLARS or
more we wiil. give- a;vatch uuri i.teetl to keep corrtct lime for FIVE
YEARS. "Willi this liberal offer for your clothing trade we guarantee
to show, yon the largest and most complete line of clot king, furnishing
goocK hoots, shoes and hats ever opened in this section.
In connection with the above we guarantee to meet competition
in prices, (quality considered,) from north, south, east or west.
ALUS
HEADQUARTERS
That g-oes with a
PURCHASE
Of Clothins:
All goods marked in plain
figures, and each article a
bargfain in itself. To' -Mia
winner of the
presented a
SABD&E and BHIBIiEi.
Call at the bus'v bio-
and gret particulars of the
i2m
$kall Profits !
HjLES:R
. L. MILLER,
Dealer in Clothing, Men's
Furnishing Goods, &c.
(he World's Fair.
rwwrriani
. "-".11
FOR CLOTHING.
horse will be
1 ooo
W A
W -HI III
The Regulator of Low Prices.