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Issued Erery Friday Mornintc by fke Gazette Publishing Go. 5 frtiarinflnnn J on nfl orregpoiiaenee. B. W.JOHKSON,. Editor and Busiueas Manager. AROUND THE CIRCLE. CORVALLIS, OREGON, May 14, 1897. The studied silence with which the Oregonian and popu lists now regard each other is tooSt 'oppressive, indeed. It was only -a few short months ago that "a most bitter warfare raged between these two forces. The Oregonian, with It's accustomed 'Vieorand spirit, filled it's col- UtttBS to overflowing with the most bitter denunciations of the entire populist fraternity, and anarchists, socialists, red-handed -riotors. dvnamiters were some of the vigorous epithets which . 3ckrtland's great daily heaped up- cn the heads of the luckless pop ulists. But they were equal to the occasion and their newspa pers and public speakers replied in kind, calling the Oregonian a fit representative of the pluto cratic press, the monopolists' henchman, the trusts' defender, the swell-headed man of the tower aud dozens of other equally as contemptuous . references. But those bloody days are past . and no more will Brother Scott be compelled to lay awake nights listening for the populist mob bent on r tearing down his high and costly tower; neither will the lowly but strong-lunged pop ulists have to dodge around the corner to avoid the ponderous and deadly editorials which the Oregonian has been hurling at their hapless heads. The din and noise of battle is over and sweet, blessed peace now reigns over this land of Oregon. A debt of gratitude of ML Hood dimensions is due from the peo ple of this stats to Messrs. Si mon and U'Ren, for to them is due the honor and glory of stop ping this fratricidal war, which has for so long brought only trials and troubles and political death to so many worthy pluto . crats and populists. May the - followers ofrthese two warrior statesmen rise up and call them - blessed. Oregon City Enter prise. Kincaid has employed two lawyers to represent his peculiar views in the courts, with the un derstanding that they 4 'are to look to the legislature for their pay. and are not to ask more than $oo each for their services. They will doubtless be kept look- , ing. ' Kihcaid has no particle of authority for . saddling such an expense on the state, nor for ig noring the attorney general, who was chosen by the people, to be the legal advisor for the state. Any man with common sense knows thatrthe position assumed by Kincaid in regard to the com mission and various omces, is un tenable, and in a legal contest the state is sure to be beaten. No 'matter how much we may desire the repeal of the law creating the railroad and other commissions . there but one way to do it. and that is by direct act of the legislature. No one believes in Kincaid's pretended devotion to economy. He is simply a very expensive fraud. Abusing the Oregonian, is pleasant occupation, and some times it needs abusing. Often nowever, the condemnation is really absurd, and ponderous ex . pressions, intended to awake in dignation, call forth only smiles. The Washington Hatchet, last Friday, flew in frenzy over the following Oregonian editorial: "Members of the Grand Army, who participated in the first bat tle of Bull Run, can fully sym pathise with the Greeks after the fall of Larissa," and calls it a conteinprable insult to the "boys in blue." Does the insult lie in the suggestion that our old sol diers are capable of sympathy, or in the inference that they would have preferred a different termination to the first battle of iBull Run? A Harvest of County Items- Campmeeting at Monroes Baseball Club at Philomath. PHILOMATH NEWS &ETT8K. Merton Taylor has entered Phi lomath college. Mrs. Nannie Henkle returned from Washington Friday. S. P. Hunt is painting the Nichols & Holm store building. Dr. Newth has opened up an office on Main street, west of the drug store. Alden Hulburt and wife, of Linn county, were at Uncle Abe's over Sunday. The Endeavorers held a Union meeting in the college chapel next Sunday evening. "'v'-' A. E. Taylor went to Albany last week to place a tombstone on the grave of a deceased son.' O. V. White and Geo. McDon aid oreanized a Sabbath school at Pleasant Valley last Sunday. Our dental surseon, Creorge Scott, and Grant Corley have moved into the Ambler residence Main street. Ed Rayburn, traveling passen ger agent of the Northern Pacific, was here last week, visiting his father, Samuel Rayburn. Rev. I. F. Foley, superinten dent of the Orphans7 Home at brtland, preached in the college chapel on San Jay morning and evening. The N. & H. baseball club or ganized Saturday, with L. A. Nichols, manager; J. J. Jsryan, captain; Fred ingle, secretary; Guy Frink, treasurer; Ed L. Bry an, umpire. The Corvallis boys will Dlav here next Saturday af ternoon. (?) twill visit Alsea soon and the good, people of that part of the onntv will do well to cive it a Xtids berth. Several of our Monroe,, boys rf-v i . n -i . were in uorvauM iasi oauiruav i and, after taking in the sights, which the v believed did not con tain the form of Chief Wells, con cluded to have a good time. It was "only upon the discovery of that officer by one of. the crowd that the eaieties were postponed indefinitelr: We don't blame nnvbndv for not knowing an oin- cer when he dissuises himself sueh a manner as Bird did. Unless things flash in the pan, deed to the Maudeville mills I and all auourtenances, formerly the DroDcrtv of Mrs. K. A. Laws, wilt he made Tuesday in lavor 01 A. Wilhelm & Sons. The consid eration is somewhere near $S,UUO. This includes!, also, a right of way across the Laws larra lo me ware house at Wilhelm's landing 011 the Willamette. The purchasers have not vet decided as ret whether to' operate th mill or not. Ethel. in "I'don't believevihere eer u so -good a pill made as Ayer's Cathartic . Fills. They will do all you recom mend them for and even more. : When I have a cold and ache from head to heels, a .dose or two of these ' pills Is all the medicine needed to ; set me right again. For headache, Pill Clothes. E . - The good pill has a good F cost. The pill coat serves two purposes; it protects rS- the pill, and disguises it to .! sensitive ralate. SomasOoats are too heavy ; they won't dissolve, and the pills they cover pass through . f xne syawru, xeAAo. - are too light, and permit the speedy deterioration of the pill. After 30 years exposure, Ayer's Sugar Coated Pills have been found as effective as if. Just fresh from the laboratory. It's a good pill, with a good coat. Ask your druggist for - ;i ' ; . Ayer's CathartPUIs: ni.!. i..imns.i K. (mind In full in Ayer's " Curebook," -zith a ft : - l mm m mmm m mmmw- mmm m mmm mm sss m.. a mm 5- I Address : an i nundred others. Free W . j : : j. . Ayer Co., towell. Mass. FREE TO TU E CONVENTION OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NATIONAL At San Francisco in July. To the successful candidate, either lady or gentleman, we offer a round-trip ticket DTJSTV ITBMS- KONSOE ITBMS. The First National bank, of Pillsboro, an institution doing a large and profitable business, has dosed and the stockholders are operating a private bank instead. Ou;r populist friends will hardly . claiai that the stockholder made the. change because they were grostig rich too fast. - Will they continue to believe that Na tional fcanks make enormous profits from their circulation? The truth is, a bank pays for all the advantages -it may enjoy by reason of its being under na tional control, and organizes as a juat'i'onal bank for the sole pur pose .of attracting: custom. Mr. H. T- Condon is a bright, active and intelligent young man and the Eugene Register, under the new manage ment, will probably furnish Lane county something it sadly lacks aq able, reliable republi can paper. County warrants tak ton at par for merchan ' dise at NoMu & Calla- Soncr service every Sunday evening, at the M. E. churcli. Dr. Ed. Bennett is now official physician at the poor farm west of town. J. N. Boyd and his photograph ic car will leave our burg in a day or two. If you want anything in his line, now is the time. The O. R. & N. river boat, ltuth, came up Sunday and took : out 1. 440 sacks of flour, 20 dozen chickens and several other small articles. Monroe now has a first-class bi cycle track. It is a quarter-mile run and has been put in shape by . CGiitaibutious of labor and cash, Cliff J. Ralls supervising the work. A. Wilhelm & Sons received a lot ot Monair oaruruay irom Bud Denuis. The clip weighed in the neighborhood of 2,000 pounds. The price paid was 20c per pound. The rain of last Thursday and Friday was worth thousands of dollars to the farmers in this end of the county. It insures a fine, yield from orchard, field and gar den. - Ernest Brimmer has the con tract for building a new barn for Oasper Zierolf, four miles. north of town. Work is already com menced and the frame will soon be in position. It will soon be time for berry ing (not burying) parties,- as the wild strawberry will ripen in a few days. The yield of that kind of fruit will be unlimited this season aud vrill be appreciated according ly. A band of 5,UUU cattle lor an easte n firm is being bought up in this vicinity by Goodmau, Fergu son and Barnett. Four hundred head of this lot passed through town recently, enroute for the pastures of above named dealers. . Moir.oe merchants will sell cof fee against the rest of Benton county. Ought packages of Lion or Arbuckle's now go for $1 They claim that if this good weather continues, nine packages will be sold for that money next week. - The congregation of the Chris tian church will hold a campmeet ing in the grove near Ingram's ferry some time in the first part ot June, while the Methodists will conduct a similar service at Bell fountain campground about the middle Of that month. Miss Lovall, of Lebanon, is Vis iting in this neighborhood. Wm. Price and family attended church at Bunker Hill last Sun day. Lute Caton made a flying trip to Corvallis Sunday to see his best girl. David ferni and wile went 10 Harrisbursr Saturday to visit their children. Frank Hurt, of Corvallis, is vis iting his cousin, Claude Starr, ot this vicinity. Peter Whitaker and ms best girl, -Nellie," passed through our burg Snuday. . Belllou.itam Cornet baud ex- nects to give a uicnic about the 18th of June. Squire Strow me out from Al sea last week with a load of eggs for Wilhelm & Son. .i . Mies Rena Woodcock has gone to California to spend the sum mer with her nncle, John Belknap. J. E. Bauton started the first of the week for Cottage Grove, to spend the summer with his broth Our blacksmith is hard at work and the ring'of the anvil can be heard from early morn till late at Frnishipg Goods, j To and From San Francisco Absolutely free of cost and expenses paid while there. THE WAY TO OBTAIN THIS Up-to-date in Quality -and-Style- -, Prices cannot fail to suit Hats and Caps correjet in shape. PMp1& the j3eWe$;Fa$ioitf fop p'ummei'. Collars and Neckwear for the Season. Under Garments and Hosiery. Mens' and Boy's Shoei QLOTHINQ FOR SWORKINQ HOURS Expense-paid, free transportation, is to get every one of your friends to buy their Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries and Furnishing Goods of us, and every time they buy- ONE DOL LAk'S WORTH they will have an opportunity of voting for you t obtain this valuable privilege as this will -be one of the most notable events on the coast this year. Of course you will want to attend or have your friend be there. This contest will extend from this late until June 26thj at which time the person having received the highest number of votes, will be presented with the ticket. We guarantee our usual low prices to prevail oil all lines of go Is, and our special prices : on carpets and other closing out lines will continue. This ali at , , To thoroughly please yourself, make your the store of the leader , selections at F. L. MILLER, Clothier ssi- pregoii'r' M-WV & White House. J Patrons are requested not to vote for anyone connected with the house. ...Haberdasher. . . . - : I - night. Fred Watters, who is attending the O. A. C, made a flying visit to his father list week, but on the road back to school, he did not seeni to be in such a hurry. Samantha. . BtODGBTT NBWS. Farmers their ate fiiii-hing crops and gardens. Mrs. " Murray made a business trip to Corvallis last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Cadwalader made a trip to (he valley the first of the week. Bom, to Mrs. Davidson, of Shot Pouch, a daughter. Mother and child are doing well. D. B. Colton is home again. He seems to be recovered, at east, to a considerable extent. Messrs. Turner and Scott, of Polk county, were in this valley Wednesday night of last week. Miss Sophia Wymau made a visit to her home at lalmage re cently and from there went to Oregon City. C. A. Troxel has his well finish ed. He found it necessary to go forty feet deep, but now has an abundance of good water.' Mrs. Guthrie and ': her son, El w-v J mer, trom near uaiias- passeu through here on their way. to Big Elk, where they were vis iting Mrs. Guthrie's father, Mr. McDowel. Newsboy. The Ne York Racket Store RILEY BROS., House painting and paper hanging a specialty. . K.esiaeiicc.n;-v-" Is cutting and slashing prices to almost nothing:. - ' JOSEPH H. WILSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Office vitk First Xa-tioxai. Bask, CORVAM.L1B, OKKC.OX. . . , "Will practic in all the state and federal courts Abstracting, collections notary puom:. -uu-vtyaneing. . BENTON COUNTY PIrBASANT TAWSY. of rain have The "joint services spoken of in our notes last week, 'refuting lo Monroe and Simpson's chapel peo ple, should have read, "joint me morial services on decoration day." We v are - informed that a good speaker will be present and that there will be plenty of music. Our farmers are taking a rest just at present, as this is the lull between spring sowing and the haying season. A general feeling of encouragement is among them, due to getting in many extra acres of grain and the splendid weather which has followed, "just as if it were made to order." The "grand show" advertised to appear last Friday evening came on time. "As there was very little of it, the thing could afford to be on time. Several of our residents attended and now wish they had not done so, since the whole affair was worse than "bum." The fine showers done much good. The Rock Creek bridge will be rebuilt this week by Mr. Felitson Mrs. Kins has returned to her home, after spending a week vis iting in the valley. Miss Estella Cain was a visitor in the valley recently, the guest of Grandfather Jones and others Wm. Worthington shot - and killed a large black bear recently, not far from his house. It was very fat. Mrs. James Franklin and daughter, Nan, are visiting in Philomath, the guests of Mrs. Jo sie Allen. N . After preaching by Orsen White last Sabbatfi, a Sunday school was organized.' at Pleasant Valley schoolliouse. , Geo.' McDonald was elected superintendent. V . WEUS ITEMS. We always give, but never such' brilHarit v bargain meteors' as now. : : Ladies Kid Slioes Going at, cost. Ladies' Blouses at cost. Biggest bargains in Shoes on the Coast. To pass these values by is throwing away A Goidfeii Chance. Abstract Complete Set of Abstracts ef Beaten County. Conveyancing and Perfecting titles a Specialty. IVsaa Improved City and' Country .Property. . Money to V. E. WATTERS, Prop. Office at CurtlaHse. Cervallls, Or. 99 Wild strawberries are very plentiful, ; Ben . Bidders Iras purchased a new bicycle. The fruit crop promises to be large this yeah Mrs. Lewis has been very sick, but is somewhat improved at pres ent: v; - . "v-" There will be a social dance at the hull oh Friday evening, May 14th. - : , Asa Alexander transacted bus iness in this part of the ; county last week.- '. ."' , , . C. M. Vanderpool intends to start for Missouri about the last of the week. He will be gone about three months. The Artisan lodge here is mak ing preparations to give a picnic at Kidder's crove on Saturday, the, 12th of Jane. - Wells. AVegc table Preparationfor As similating the food and Regula ting the Stomachs and Bowels of IotBsTJiigestion.Cheeifut ness andKestContains neither Ojmim.Morphine uorMneraL NotNahcotic. fmtplm Seal' sUx.ScnrUT. Jipperniint Anerfecf Remedy forCorislioa- tion , SourrStomach.DiarEh6ea.; Werm onvuteions Jevef ish. ncss and Lo ss OF SLEEP. -, ' '' ; - - - c . . Tac Simile Signature of NEW "YORK. - SEE "THE RESORT THOS. WHITEHORN,Prop. W. H. McBrayer and Old Crow Whis- kys, Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF s7 J EXACT COPT OfwTlAPFEB. IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERT BOTTTiFi. OB1 WMWk UeMtorlalpntpiaciioi fcottlss only. It li aot.sold la nllc. Don't tCBtmr mjom to sell yon anything sua oa the plea or promise tast It is "just as good" a&d "will answer erety jrar- Msr Be vm yoa get o-A-u-x-tt-irA. 3K IW t I flrutnrt f m jCf7C'VjjtS emr a- m - , wovper. CHANGE IN TIMB CARD. In future, th O. C & E; Ki R. steam er Albany will leave down the. "river on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; and up the river on - Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. "" i ), - J. C- Mayo, '; . " . 'Supt- Unconditional surrender is the r only terms those famous little pills known as DeWitt's little Early Risers will make witV constipation, sick headache and stomach troubles. Allen & Wodward. Wheeler's Wonder for kidney, -river and stomach trouble, nervous and sick headache, purifies the blood aud builds np the system; once used, always us3. Fr tale by "Alien & Woodward. . Money to Loan. $100,000 to loan on good farming land at 8 per cent... -. ": v W. A. W8I.LS. . Save. Your Grain. . Few realize that each Squirrel destroys f 1.50 worth of grain' annually. Wake lee's Squirrel and 'Gopher Exterminator is the most effective and' economical poi son known. Price reduced to 30 cents. For sale by Graham & Wells, agents. Situation Wantad. ; v A Japanese desires a situation as cok or -to do housework. Addrass P. O. bctx 95, Coryallia, Orefion. - , "This is a plan that . does not cost much, and is worth all it costs." T HERE'S only one 1 kind of printing that we do ' not do. That's the poor kind. That's the kind you -'don't want. But when you. want- - SOMETHING clean and up-to-date, printed on good paper, with fine ink, from type that is new, and of latest face, set in an artistic and intelligent manner; iri a . word, when you want a strict ly first-class job give us your order and we "will do the rest -.- Gazette Pub. Co., Corvallis, Oregon. EAST and SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific ComDany ' EXPRESS 1KAIXS HON DAILY. 6:00 P. M. I Leave fl:40 A. M I Leave 7:45 A. M I Arrive Portland Arrive I !:30 A. M. Albany Arrive f'0:00 A. M. S. Francice Lsav I 8:00 I'. M. Abovo ' trains stop at all principal stntins hetween Portland nd-SaUm. Turnor. Ma rion.. Joftencn. Albanv. Tamrtiit, Shwkl- Halsey, Harri9bur.g, Junction City, JSuaren, Creswel V Cottngfi GroT. Tiraini, nnd al stations from Boseburgto Ashland, inclu.iTC ". R8el)iirs Mai! Daiiy 8:33 A. M. Leave l-2:S5 P. M. I tave 6:20 P. M. I Arrive Portland Albany Arrive Arrive Leave 4:30 P. M J2:i P. M 7:30 A. M. ' . ITtttiUt Slvbln. BETWEEN . PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. Kail Tralc Saily Iiept Zwlxj. 7:3 A. M. 11:15 P. M. Leave Arrive Portland Cervallis. Arrive I 5:50 P. M. Leave 1:06 P. M At Albany and Corvallis connect with train ef tl Oregon Pacific Kailrwad. Exacts Tills. ItUjXxecptSufer. 40 P.M. 7 -JO P. M. Leave Arrive Pertlaad ' McMinnville Arrive Leave ' S:ib A. M. :& A. ll. Direct connection at Sah Francisco with Occidental and Oriental and Pacific mail steamship lines for - JAPAN AND CHINA. Sailing dates n application Rates and : tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA HONOLULU and AUSTRALIA, can be detained from A. K. MILNER, Ticket Agent, Corvallis. R. KOEHLER, Manager. E. P. ROGERS, A. G. F.&P.A. Portland, Or. '' TO THE lEAST GIVES THE CHOICE Of TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL iro tjtbs VIA. GREAT NORTHERN RY, SPOKANE HINNEAP0LIS ST. PAUL vu. UNION PAD.FI BY. DENVER OHAHA AND KANSAS CITY & Eastern r. r. co. Yaquina Bay Route ' Connecting at YAQUINA BAY wh the San Francfsco & Yaquina Bay STtAMSMlP COMPANY, -mi Steamftjp;, Farallon." : Saile from a)iiin pvr.T 9 dnv for San Franeiicp, Oo tiny. Port Orford, Trinidad nd Humboldt liny. rahnencer AtccniniiIrinna Vnsarpaesed Shortest riH' between the 'WilUmette Valley and California. Fare front Albany and Points West to San Fraiiciscn: Cabin.. ....... .... ......... ....,. $10 00 Steerage .'. 00 Round trip gKd for 60 days, $17.00. To Coos. Bay: - , i Cabin $8 00 Steeraeto 6 00 To Humboldt Bay and Port Orford: Cabin flO 00 Steirajps . 7 00 , -r JIVKB DIVISION. Steamier it AJbony" between Portland and CorvaltS, tKriihgn Withiiut lay-ovr. Leaves CorrailKs 7:00.- rnutttiosday, Thurtdays and Saturdnynj leflve Portland, Yamhill St. dock, 6:00 a. m. Sunday;, Wednesdays a ad Fridavs. Edwin Stokk, J. C. Mayo, Manager. Supt. River Div. GO EAST America's Scenic Line Meals in Dining Car a la Carte. Great , Northern Hail way Rock Ballast, No Dust Wanted An Idea Wb eaa think at bom almplf thin to Mteitr JOW RATES TO ALL .1A8TBEN CITIES . OCEAN STEAMERS JEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS -..FOR.. SAN FRANCISCO LIBHAHY-CAE EOITTE3 THE ALL-RAIL ROUTM TO KOOTENAI MINING DISTRICT VIA SEATTLE AND SPOKANE Shortest and Quickest Line to St. Paul, Minneapolis Duluih, Chicago AND ALL POINTS EAST. The Limited leaves Inland, daily, a5 P. M. The Limited arrives Portland , dairy , 1 1 .59 A. M. THROUGH PAtACE and TOURIST SLEEPERS, DINING and LIBRARY . OBSERVATION CARS. Daily Trains -. . Fast Time SERVICE AND SCENERY Vf EQUALED. For tickets and full information call on or address, 4 t R. C Stevens, A. B. C. Dennhton, li. W. f. A., seaiue. v.. r. ot a. tx.f Portland, Oregon. For fall detail, call on ot addreM W. H. HUR LBURTV Seal Pass. Agsnt, ParlUnd, Qrcgoa. vr. n. TATES, J. FRED YATES. YATES & YATES CORVALLIS, OREGON F. M. JOHNSON ATTORNEY AT LAW . CORVALLIS, . OREGON. Poes a general practice in all the courts. Also agent for all the first -class insurance companies' E. HOLGATE. U. L. llOLGATE. HOLGATE & SON, - - ATTORNEYS AT LAW COftVAJXIS, OREGON. DR. L. G ALTMAN HOMOEOPATHIST ptscue el wanen and chfidrea and ceaaral ealoa over Allen A Woodward's druf stora. Offloe hours to U A: It, and t to S and T to P.. At residence, corner o.f Srd and Harrison after Hoars and en bandars. G.R.FARRIM. D. Office in Farra A Allen:, brick, on the corner of Beond and Adam's. Residence on Third street in front of court, house. Office hours S to t A. , and 1 to I and 7 to r. u. All calls attendeM promptly. BOWEN LESTER r C M T.I .QT Office vpstalia oyer Fust NaUonal Bank. ...of'..-' Strictly Fir t-Cla. Work Quanmfe. Corvallis. Oregon
