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COKYALLIB, OX.EGOH. Oct. 39, 1(97.
rnin'insuvuininjuuuviAnnnixnnnp
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Capes,
1 anc
For excellent assortment at
popular price.
Style are newest
Good are hist from the factory.
Kerseys, Beuales, Cheviots, Bearers. 1
Dress Goods
Tew complete. ...
v Staple ana popular weaves,
ad ia addition
New and fancy weave. ''
Some handsome imported paterae,
Novelties in black goods. '
New colors in Satin Burbas, ., .--.
Corsedloth, Reps. ;.
' -fenorSaqiple. .'
Dress -Trimmings,
Braids, lc to SLOO per yard. -v
Silks, changeable Taffetas,
Twetoned, j s.
Brocaded. " -Chiffons
and Mousse Lin 4c Soar,
75c. per .yard.-. j . .
Sets, many grades, many- prices. I
tibboos, Moire, Taffeta Satin. ,
o sr aiatr r iaiii
c i . isii ran fv tin 5
J w -asa. . m v W 'W w 1 ia
yAJbaay, - - OregQikJ
- LOCAL H.VPttEfrlSfiS,
Hy yi! lii! Zip boom beet
W. E. Yates istatteding court in Lane
county this week. ; . ,
Mrs. S. N. Wilkins is visiting friends
in Eugene this week." -
; Harry Hogue, of Albany, visited in
Corvallit several days this week.
! Harry Samuels leave for Portland to
day, where he will spend the winter. , ,
The board of fire delegates entertain
- invited .guests to-night at ' firemen's hall
S. h. Iwline and family have returned
from San Fraaciscbrhiuch improved: in
. health. . y-i'v; : v
"v J.y. ' McCune, ' of. Oak Orste,- Linn
'coapty,; paid. t,his office a pleasant call
Monday.- - - - ' ' .
-.-.L. W. Stanley, reoresentidir the Wilev
B. A'leu Co., ef Portland, was in town
this wee; r ":- .. .
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JKveryooayi-. witn tneu- friends will go
to see the football game to morrow. Ad
mission 25 cents. ' ' '-
Dr. John ' Raetler, of Jacksonville,
' . J. -...-... v .
inena in worvauis tuts week.
. - Members of Rebekak lodge entertaiq.
edrthe Eastern" Star Saturday night. It
. was an enjoyable' and successful event...
. - In the case pi Sheriff Laades vs. Lift
'coin connty, -inyolviBg a question of sal
aries, the Supreme court has decided in.
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Great bargains in trimmed hats, walk
iug and sailor bats and.;Tam O'Sbaaters.
.Tins-of ail colors at 10 Der cent below
cost at Mrs; J. Mason's. m '
( The Cor vail is beys who have been em-
Moved en the river Fventinrnt mrt
.-Jbave . mnrned home, work having been
suspended jbr the season.
a uiu . ,1..
Bought rt'of Jonn Riclierd fo f 600. -the
deed being filed yesterday.
. Geo. A- Vafironer 'enibved the nleas.
ore of moving this week. The family
are now at home in the StXlair property
-west of theSiiblic .school building.
- Regular peeting of the Cervallia
grange Saturday in herticnltural building,
college, at fto pm. All' members are
requested tqi be present. H. T..Frsnch;
master. " ,' . . ."
-Lost between the Timbs office and
8th street, '.'a. lady's purse containiag
bout $2$- The finder will be suitably
regarded sy retumieg samejto Mrs. B.
F. Irvine. ' ,
w. . a. tone nas returneo to take
cnarge i ttje corvaius business. of the
O. R. & Cel. He says boats will begin
running nef t week: if the river.-dbes not
fall to mucn. 1.
, Dr. Thompson if ent Jo. Salem yester
day to conduct the installation services
e W . V . 1 v. T . - - .
of the Presbyterian ' church' in fiiat city.
He will return to-dair..
One thousand people will witness the
Farmers-Indif n football game to-morrow
afternoon. They are coming from all
round to see f he redmen and the whites
struggle with the pig skin. v
; Subject- at i Bagtist church. ' Sunday
morning: "The man on the wall." At
night: "The rue source of help." Sun
day school, juniors: and young people's
meeting as swvjal. All welcome. -
Services of Universal interest next Sab
i bath - at tue Hresbyteran church. Re-
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the pastor at II a. m. An evening of
.OBg at 7:30, lid by tl(e choir. '. A- wel
wcbme to all. i !5
:
The farmers' shorts course at the O. A.
v.. uciui jasnsf ry Tiin ana continues lor
one month. liarmers of Oregon are in
vited to attend and study the progress
agncKiiure is mating ana me new mcia
, ods of borticultnre.agricult'ure and dairy
ing. Tuition free.''"
.. . Benton county has lost a good and use
ful citizen by $ie death of Rev.: Ezra
Wyatt, who succumbed to injuries, re
ceived in a runaway accident. He was
a live, intelligent, sympathetic ana pub
lic spirited man, and ' his loss will be
rreatlv felt in the comtnimitv.
Prof. Craig has presented the Agricul
tural College with a handsome large Am
erican flag that is to float over the insti
tution. It is a timely and very accept
able -.gift that is highly appreciated by
the faculty, students and public. The
flar will be raised bv the cadets with ap
propriate military ceremonies next week.
Dr. J. B. -Wells, who practiced dentist
ry here several years, ago, was in town
this 'week on business. After leaving
Cervallis with his family in 1892 he took
up his residence in central New York,
bat on account of ill health he was ad
vised to change his residence to a higher
altitude and for some time has been liv
ing in. the Black Hills. He says that
both he and his wife find that a very
fceaHhfiil section.
Next Sunday and Saturday evhittg
omber-jthMd,6tk. HenrytJABar
dea willive his.isplendid lectures on
the civil war. The lectures will be illus
trated by sterioptican views, life -size.
The slides for these' views were prepared
from photographs taken during the war.
The lectures are to be given for the ben
efit of college athletic association
Subject at Methodist Episcopal church
Lord's day morning: "The use of, 'our
eyes, ears, feet and lips in the service
of our King," closing witbr the beauiifnl
story from the Fourth Wise Man.; Even
ing: "A notorious course of the nation,
(not iutetriperaftce closings with pama
in five acts." Every father.- and; ai'oiher
of Corvallis should hear this discdjjtrse.
Come and bring your sous and daughters.
Monday morning President Caleb ld
the college students that hewon'M like a
nickel apiece from those who could ttfford
it, He said he alone knew what the
ntouey was tor and he . wduld keep' the
secret unttt Friday. Wednesday he an
nounced that no .'mere money would be
received as too niuch had.",alraady been
given. The atud'euls are anxiotly,' wait
ing for the announcement tnis morning.
Governor Roger Has re&ovei several
members of the board 'of regents of
Washington university fr attempting lo-t
wreck the institution. The ' republican;
paper jvins wttB thetr political- oppon
ents in applauding the governor's action.
Among tho.e removed is tti? preilrnt Of
the board. Far. who will b'e reuimired
in Corvallis as an . attrneypronrin"t ia
the O. P. litigation. Faynd jGest, at
lone tiuie rep seated the rsceiw -of tbe
road. . .. -;. . ,
'' Alt'Sons of y&et&g; mem.
ben -of. the local camp or not, ,1 sire re
quested to meet liCi.A. R, ball an Bur- KnowiesJ qUartcr bask. Jp us;or Bur
netCs brick;-Satnrday evening at eight tiett;.' riiai : half, Hjokaie; -left half. d-
o'clock. The object of this meeting is
to filing the boys together and if pos
ble awaken some real enthusiasm among
memLWitU view to buijaing up a strong
and enthusiastic -ca-mp. -Xaere : are a
number of yoqhg men in and 'around
Corvallis' who are 'eligabje 't membr
ship and they "should deem it a. fluty U
aid in every possible way the - buildinz
up -of the organiza,tionk.of. the. .Sons of
Veterans. . .... r.
Last Saturday evening several members
of the Wells assembly. United Artisans,
paid. Corvallis assembly a fraternal visit.
An interesting literary and musical pro
gramme , had been prepared for the C
casien and each number was pleasingly
rendered. ' After the", program had been
completed those in attendance ' repaired
to the banquet room in .Firra & Allen's
hall, and partook of a sumptuous lunch
eon, wnich haa been prepared, by the
iastfes of the order. . The V Artisans are in
a flourishing coadition-and-will soon be
one of the strongest " fraternal- insurance
organizations in the country. It is now
nearly5three years old, has a membership
of about 6,000 and a reserve fund of
v! I54.000. Its metnbership. so far has
been confined to the Pacific "-Coast states
aqd during the morilh.of September 220
new certificates were' issued. Although i
Uiree years old there owe been buj nine
asmenUlevied-sreJfl. it fclaim-
edV-tbat cannot be sMavouby any. other
fraternal orrirr , '
Mamma's at lodcej f
And papa is skeered;
Baby's got h'andf
; 'sAnd papa's-a oeard.
P,apa isld "
And papa's long-wool;
Baby is young, .
fttl baby's n:uH; i
. jf 11 .cm in lis im. ...
:r.
I'V ) mo PP soon raves; " ..'
And longs for Jesse Spencer ;
ins naircuts ana snaves.
i ..' ...UHIillll IIW lot
- ConcerniHSaJoke
iStlMW
Ed GszBTTH.vwThe following:- item
appeared in the columns of your valu
able paper of the azad iast. ia the Phil
omath college items:
" The literary paper has convicted S.
Friadel auA S. Whiteside of burglarizing
Nichol & Holm's store la search of hand
kerchiefs and five cent socket knives. As
those worthies are proverbially silent we
have one more proof that still water runs
deep." ..-2" "
Now, as this refers, to. your most bum
ble servant, and the good book tells as
to avoid even ' the appearance of evil, I
think you ought to be kind enough to
allow me to. defend my good name
through your paper. I presume, how
ever, the above item was intended for a
joke, but there is such a thing as carry
ing a joke too far. Such jokes are per
haps well enough- and all right in a so
ciety paper, but. when intelligent stu
dents and educational men condescend
to .lower their dignity by contributing
such jokes to the columns of a uews-
paper, thereby giving .opportunity to the
gossiping tongues - of these perverted
times, to twist those charges around' to
suit the" slaaderous ears' of bnsy bodies, it
is liable to injure a man's good name
and 'character. Therefore without any
malace or illwill against the party or par
ties who furnished the above item' to
you, i must beg leave to eater a -protest.
against that style of joking through the
public press. Hoping a hint to the wise
is sufficicatj J. respectfully xemaiu,
Yours truly,---
r . SCOTT PRINDEJ..
" No mystery about it.' When the Shakers
offered some-timu ae;o to ;ivc away a buttle
of their Digestive Cordial to anj one whiJ
might call at thair New York office, tbore
was a1 great rush and a great many people
thought they were' crazy. ' Subsequent
events proved it to he a very clever advertise
injt transaction, for although they gave
away thousands ot bottles; it was. in the end
profitable; nearly every one that took a free
bottle came back for more and paid fot it
with pleasure, sayins they had dvrivsd bet
ter results from its use than from any other
medicine they had ever used.' There -is
nothing se uniformly, successful in the treat
ment of stomach troubles as the Shaker Di
gestive Cordial, and what is better than all,
it relieves at once'. ' '
Laxol. the new form f Castor Oil ts o
palatable that children lick the spun clean.
Sacks and storage 5 cents-per-bushel;
storage alone 1 cents. Highest price
paid for grain at Samuels, warehouse.
Auut Jermima's pancake flour at Zie-
rolf s. ' '" V ' ' :' ' K ': "
Buy the SHAWKNIT socks for men.
Best mode;-"Nolan Callahan, agents. ,
Be not Deceived! A Cough, Hoarse
ness or Croup are not to be trifled with.
A dose in time of Shiloh's Cure will save
yea much trpable. Sold by; Graham ft
Wells. '7 ' t i
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EXCITEMENT TQ-HDRROW.
Redmen and Palefaces to Bat
tle for Football Supremacy.
To-morrow afternoon the Indian
hoop will sound en the O. A. C. gridiron.
to be met by the "zip boom bee" of the
farmers. And the crowd a big crowd it
will be. ton f spectators will see. a mag'
aificent battle of athletes and an ocean
of fwtball fun.'
The football team of Indians from the
Franklin training school Chemawa-
is a "hot" one ami the Indian boys are
determined that victory shall perch upon
their banners. The O. A. C. have, the
best team in the history of the- college
and expect to cry "hozana" when the
game is over It will, be a stirring; bril
liant, strongly contested game of clean
football..' ., ,
' - Last Saturday Albany- college played a
ISO pound O. A. C team at "Corvallis.
The Albany boys have had' but. little
practice .and this was their first game.
and did not expect tojrin. The; didn't
the score' standing to o in jpnof
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me farmers. ue visitors piayeu yiu
estly and displayed euough gnt, ability
and eu;daranneiohpw lht,ith praextce-
'ydtli' bo'aV ho'ed the -'resit If 'of jgood
training an 4 at limts had to wurk very
hard- The iiay was a very disagreeable
one bat still 250 people, mostly, ladies,
Witnessed tile gaui.
The 0. A. C. liuc-up for , to-morrow's
game JlJ' not beet)anniBnced,:butit will
be-wbotrt aa iilowa. OstfecAltisterT
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rtgot gu.ru, Boaiue; lcit suard.Anarewsq:
Hght tack K - Walters; left tackle, TlHtrs
tpttrigt Md,TMcBride hcl't.end, Elgi
tome or Pendleton; fnU back,. GaahL;!
Tlw center rush-for the Indiana weighs
0 pounds and is said to be qaite active.
He is also a thorough eeutlemea
. At the Albany nieeting last Friday
the intercollegiate schedule was arranged
as follows:. Corvallis plays. -Eugene , at
Eugeue, and Forest Grove plays Mon
uioutlv at J.Ion mouth, N6v.' aothV.-Tbe
winner of the two games pla for the
ctiaiapionshtp Thanksgiving day.' J
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Stock. Ranch
and Farm
Sale...: .'
Land for
-' About 260 acres auj jiuing to and; the
teulcus of a .large and . ekcellent stock
range'; containing a large proportion of
farmiag-laud about foar mile from Mon
roe: Also 130 acres, beautiful place, in
the Belknap settlement, - - - Either place
for sale rersouable. .Good timber, saw
mill,--'churches ' and school "' bouse near'
hothjplaces. Iqquire of M. S. Wood
cock, Corvallis, 'Oregon, as administrator
of the estate of W. C. Woodcock, de
ceased. . ,
DELINQUENT TAX&
The Sherift Will Beo;tn the Col
. lection of 12 Years Delin
quent Taxes.
Benloa county people, geneially sup
posed that the sale of property last year,
for delinquent taxes "cleared.np" the
back lists. In looking np titles to prop?
erty it hasnot been custourarv l, go back
farther than the." .sale!1o determine as lo
4he taxes; nlJtw deiinqueut tax- list
nwr aoveniseri oy iaencriu mi in iini
is as large or larger than that whose col
lection was enforced.
The county clerC' ' turned over to the
sheriff this Week, pursaant-rfr the order
made by the county court at its last ses
sion, the delinquent tax lists for the
years since 1883, and the. sheriff is re
quired to enforce the collection. And
there is sure to be some lively time
around the sheriff 's office. Up to 1892,
the delinquent taxes amounted to about
5,000, including taxes on' mortgages
that cannot be collected. Since '92 the
amount due the county make! a very
respectable figure.
There, is apt to be some very angry prop
erty owners when the lists are published;
Rich - men and poor men-, residents and
non-residents are included in - the long
array of delinquent tax payers. Even
newspapers are represented, there being
$28.26 charged up against til - Benton
Leader Publishing Co. It m probable
that this enforcement pf ewfiectiou will
make the possession of the old tax re
ceipt profitable. . . 'r - ' -
The property advertised last year in
cluded, according to instructi0p, only
that the taxes against which Sheriff Os
barn deemed collectable. The present
movement includes good, bad and indif
ferent charges against property and may
develop some curious things.
Populist Resolutions.
At a "meeting of the county central
committee of the people's party for Ben
t6n county, Oregon, held at the court
house on Saturday,, October 33, 1897, the
following was unanimously adopted: -
Vfhereas, It,, has been . the .custom of
the people pf all political parties to turn
the primaries over to the few and let that
few dontrbl the: nominations in the interv
es.t. of rings, cliques, and corporations,
against the best interests ot the . masses,
'and- -' - " . .
Whereas, there is .jreat need of . a
change in the method of conducting
nominations'- so as to give all the mem
bers of a political party a voice in saying
who ' their nominees' shatf be, therefore'
Resolved, That the people's party of
Beaton county, Oregon, through its cen
tral committee adopt the primary . elec
tion system of nominating candidates
and use the preferential system of voting
as we consider it the best method of
reaching "the people and ascertaining
.the wishes of the largest number' of
voters.
Lost
.The person who has the long dark col.
ored" paper box containing ladies' cloth
dress goods ' will please leave the same
with Mrs Fred Clark. '
Alsea honey finest in
Zierolf 's.
tbm market at
Small pill, safe pill, best pill, DeWitt '
Little Early Risers cur biliousness, consti
pation, siok headache. Allen & Woodward.
Ladies, Take the - Best. If you are
troubled with constipation. Sallow Skin,
and a Tired Feeling, take Karl's Clover
Tea, it ts pleasant to take. Sold by Gra
ham & Wells.
Obtrttf-WilUamsMarriage. -
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Wednesday evening at the Catholic
church, Mr. J. Fred Obereran'd Mfs?
Lena Williams, both of this city, reie
united in marriage, Father Jnerefc per
forming the ceremony. !
The church, which was beautifully dec
orated for the occasion, was filled with
invited guests and others.-.The impres
sive services of the. Catholic church that
united the young , cottpie for lifls, were
conducted with solemnity. Itiss Hor
tense Greffoz played the weddi aWch.
After the ceresaowy ra,wAi;- 7-er
wa served itV&t3a&tfyt
mother,- to whick the' immediate . tiridat
party wat lavitecT. V : p 2.-3
Bettt- Dnae ana groom are wcia-amu
favorably known, and their fnekdswtah
them, along life f happisiess. j
Tresspass Notice.
The hunting prillece on the lands of
Richard JCisor, font milea'riorthpf Co
Vallis, have been leased ajy the i wnder-
igncd. aud all persons are hereby noti
fied not to trespass op said lai4f. All
violatioas Will" ke prosectitert to the full
esexteetW the law.' t i :i V ). V
At- JOHJfSOJf. " .
Teachei' Examination,
.-4 .
Notice ts hereby jiven that for the.pur-
pis ot niakiux an cxainiatMt. ail
perfOns wh-Miiiy i:rtlfmelve n can.;
didates for teachers f the scliopls of
this cwujtit, thevjnty scjjafll aueria:
tendenf theo wtl boldha public exlikj;
iallvu. Onwan. beinnimr at One ' o. elofJr
saUisQregoju JcjnpUMf .akftlofclocjk.
Wed'nesay,ivCT6Ynr ' 1897. - Teach-
era eligable.to state certificates, state di
plotnas, must present, recommendations
and -make applications at the same time.
Applicants not present at the opening'
will -ot be permitted to take the exam-
1 ' '- '
inatiota.
Geo. W. Dj?nf an.
County School Superintendent.
TJiia Is Yur OpporMntty. 1
On receipt of tea cents, .cash or stamps,
a'generoAS sample : will be xnailadiof the
most popular Cfttarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) safficient to demon
strate the great merit ef tjjo remedy,
- JUjZ.SKOTP'SKSi ' ' I,-.'
.68 Warren St., Kew Tk City.
Rev. JoliaEtld, W.,ofGrcat Hunt..
reoommanded Ely's. Creatu Ka'.m u m. I
can einphasiza hUi Stntummt. -It ia k pj
tive enr I eatsn-rh ii rami s4irstd.V
K sv.' Francis Vf. IV.aie. Paator (pentral Proa. '
Church, Helena, Moat. ; , !
Ely's Creaiss Balna ia tW aoVawwfo&rad.
rare for catarrh .and eoataiu ivafmesenry
nor any njwrioua drag. raev&O eesssv -
Notice of Final Settlement. 1
Notice Is hereby-' jriven"' that; "the iio'ds")
signed admmistrator oC.thesnttntn of Jamfa-
Baird, deceased, ha (lld tiis nnol, afcuiin't .
in ,.aid Mtfttn, in thrcmnty court, fir the
state of Oregon and eountv of .Brnton, stjd,
that fhf county court.of said county has fix
ed Monday, December 6th, at the Hwir of,
bin o'clock .in the. ;fiif noii--f -snid danuali
the court house in the city of Corvallis, in
Benton county, 'Oregon, as the. time and 1
place for bearing objections to said acoount .
and final settlement of tha same '.
Dated October 26, 1897. I -
D. B. FARLEY, ,:
Administrator of the ectate of James
Baird, decaased.
' f"A
Go to Zierolf 's for home ground bhck-ll
wheat flour.
Dreadfullv NtirTjius- -J
kt ...
Gknts
for reli
Tea. It auieted my nerves and stre
: I waA.dreablrynervousaS'Sr
ef tobfc yonrKarl'sTClover KmAWJ-W'im
enedmyj wfft "ueryons iyem. f 2IMTaiatlon. jjrilfcbe wkfto" ver peat.
Bnro.CTeaoo
mv svstein so thorouehlv that I raftidl V
regained health' and strength. Mr'S.
A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn.
Graham & Wells.
SolcVii-by
Happy Home Clothing. .
Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant
laxative. Regulates the bowels, purifies
the blood. Clears the complexion EyT.
to make and pleasant to take. 35 cts,
Sold by Graham fc Wells. f.- ,
New goods semi-weekly at Nolan ft
Callahan's. V V.''
Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure.
The best Gough Cure.; Relieves 'cWp,
promptly., One million bott3.es sojayt
year. 40 doses for 35 cts. Solaibylira,-
aara at sveus. . ;(, , .. .. . , '--!W'f.
. ( J, C. Barry, one of th best knowitciti
zens of Spencer, Mo., testifies that he !Urd
himself of the worst kind of pile' by qine;
a few. boxes of DeWitt' Witeh Basel
Salve. He had been troubled with pilei far
over thirty year and had used .manyhTer;
entkind of so-called cures? but' DsWitt's
was the ' one that did the work n$ hi will
verify this statement if any one wishes to
write him. Allen & Woodward. ;
. - -':'.. ' ''-. '-fe'V ''
Go to Nolan & Callahan for
toshes and overcoats.
'The world moves and' the GASSgrTB
'aia!"
grows. . . '
- mi-
$iNolan ,& Callahan's wsterpr0uj
need: nq rubbers.
SkJns on fire with torturing, djsngnrtaiy .
itehing, burning, bleeding, caly, and pimply .
humors, instantly relieved by a warm bath'
wKhCtmccnA Soar, a single application ef
- Ctrrjouaa. jfiintment), tbto great Skin ear,
and a full dose of CimouaU. Bamvaarfc, ; "
1n.ac.0aar.Aa
, at Car Tanana n
UAH I W w mi
4:
Disfigurement for lifts by burns or scalds
may be avoided by using D Witt's Witeh
Hazel Salve, the great remady for pilar and
for all kinds of sores and skin trouble. Al
len & Woodward.
CoUweld Buck for Sale.
Persons wishing to purchase will 'fi'tid
a few, two', miles west of Corvallis t fte
farm of Join E. Wyatt
Mackm-
. . .' ; St?,y.
-j--: SS 1 - - ia
Mill
ffnli tr IIh 11 WCK1 A
T' nil i..hMll1i. Tmt lai
Kaaa.BaWaa. "Hi
kyalsoasiMtafoo4 oare, .
. wwetseosaoai
idoalleto
MtUtttty thtrm
FOR I0WEB FEEIGHT RATES
Orjtanized Efforts to Secure for
Yaquina Harbor the Author- .
. . .: ized -Appropriation. -
I.. A movement, which will anect'thein-
ieroai -ui suiiatn men auti iarmcrs to
the Willamette valley-' and eastern. Ore
gon; ts being juicily:; organized by a few;
public spirited ,-citiaeos. They postern-'
plfte .'furnishing tbe:-Beeretary ,f war
with- SBCh infeftautioa conccrHin? the
:Yqaiaa,barbor- and the yaat.territoryiii-;
ttrested in iU. iproveuieat a ;will.per-
"shade kitn to let the authorized contract.
The' clepsfrtm'e'nl's unwiHihgnisi to go
atnad; Withr the ' itorU' seems based not so
much on disbelief ''regarding -the possi
bility of -' further ' improvement as on
doubts as to its real utility." It is not yet
convinced that a very large area and a
large number of people are affected by
the building up of trade at Yaquina. So
long as the deoartment belie ves'lliat the
chief and practically the only demand
foT the letting of the contract' Cotw
fronj. these, interested simply, in the ex
penditure of the money, there will be no
important work done. .
" The-members of ' the Oregon delega
tion have' worked unceasingly to enlight
en the department and convince it of the
importance of the desired improvement.
Bat the - .delegation has had nothing to
work. with. It has , not, been, properly
backed, -np by the citizens ' at home and
without such backing it is impossible for
any one to make the department under;
stand-that, there is any real need for the
expenditure of a million dollars at Ya
quina. It mast, be .remembered that a
million dollars is a tidy, bit" of money.
' Eeti with the work so' far done at Ya
quina,-. the farmers and business men of
the-Willamette valley have beea .greatl
benefitted. - It has resulted iu a material
decrease " iu freight rates, lessening the
cost of these articles ur people have to
buy,, elsewhere .and raising the price of
! tno"c theT . -
We know tue
importance and great-
nets - of the., country .affected by the im
proving of .Yaquina harbor, but the
United State.- is an immease country
and other sections are daily clamoring
for recognition. The Willamette valley
muat every
effort iu its own behalf
if Whea'Us. wt .attended ..to. 0r.
t M. Uavisr.is at he. head. of a move-
fndj'iti'r. p' the peo-
mut .citixehwitt be
T.mkt ueaa tner movement in tueir 10-
cality. , JEach town is expected to peti-
'tiQU 'through its .council- aad board of
trade. he"' secretary of war, " to let the
contract authorized by congress.
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Tut li3tU 1
:Dyspepsta Cured Shiloh's' Vitalizer
immedjately relieves Soar Stomach, Com
ing up of Food Distress,' and is the great
ftiduey and liver remedyV - Sold by Gra
ham & Wells. . V . .'
Stenography and Shorthand.
..The undersigned agraduateof Holmes
Business College, of Portland, is prepar
ed to do typewriting and stenog-iaphic
work on reasonable terms. Will also give
instructions to a few pupils in stenog
raphy. Apply at residence or 'at the of
fice of E. Holgate.
-. Helkn L. Holcate.
$7,800 GIV EN AN AY
To porsons who make the greatest num.
ber of words out of tb(t phrase; "Patent
Attorney Weiderbitra.!' For particulars
address the National fcorderiWashin
on, T. C. -
County warrants! taken at par for mer
chandise at Nolaa & Callahan's.
. . To Debtors, ,
' Kings Valley! Or., Sept. 25, 189. ;.
All accounts and notes due -me if not
paid by .November 1, 1897, will' be placed
in the hands of a collector and. collec
tions forced. Please call and settle and
save costs. '.; -;
",-' f"'''-'-'v . , F. J. -Chambers.'
Wear th guarauteed brand of Happy
Home C.Utthing..
Laxative BronioQuinine Tablets move
the bowels (gehtTv. '" relieves the feverish
condition and headache, making it the
best and quickest remedy. foxCoughs,
Colds' and Lagrippe.- Cures in one day.
"Jciire,' no-pay,' Price 35 cents.
.?V a large house with burn and good well.
Enquire of Yates ak; Yates. . ,-
A t.. r . -
' " For. Sale. - '" ' ,-
u ' ' "' ' i. ,' ;-- :":-'
.. -Two horses and a buggy; .eod out
fit for sale cheap. Enquire at my place
-one mile and -a half west of Philomath,
near Hawkm's saw mill. , ;
i- v . ...... .'-.'-Chris Schitubk.
VJantcd-An Idea SrS
metH ti;3ruse the cHiiena.tatnalte-thi
mpuwi twite tncmauer Tip
1 waaisd.
Guardian's Sale.
Ia arseaace of aa rdccofsala made ta
Coanty Coart f Bcntaa c'oaatjr, stt of OrsaTaa;
(ia probate) on the 9th day t aeptanber. iT. la:
the ssatter of th Gaardiaaskiy an4 Brtat ot
Wary X. Miller, I will oocr for mi at aataie mmm
tiea, tor aask ia baud, and sell astae law diraeta.
at the freat. aosr of the Ceaaty Coart Hesse, of
sud fieaaty, ia Corvallis, ia said Ceaaty. a
Satarday, Oetebr 'aotlr lS71
si tha Boar of Oira 'clack p.., the xeot prap-
ftJeariadutsaiddcret,vU: ,. -
Tee north half of the doaatioa land claua K
"5s. f Isaac Miller and Mary ! st MiBrr. aia wife,
situated in townshiv: 11, soatn raag was hi
eatoa Coeatv, Otirran, and keiar that aast of
said claim set apart by the United States forara-
meat to said Mary B. Miller, and entaiaias; k
tlttfaaid aierth fcalf thereof, 10 aaras'. little asere'
rew. '"' : ..''' tli
CarraUia. Oregea, SeR. sjrd, l9f.- . - , ,
'"'"-;; ' ASA Huat..
CaasdlaB of the araa and Hatatt -of Mary at
. SUIatMOKS.
. - ' V - ' ' r? ''
la the-circait coart of the attfarsrot;oB, for'
the coaaty of Beatoa.
The Pint Natioal aak, of Corrallii,
riaiatir,
vs. '
M.-B. BursV J. A R-iBso,Tha. M. JeBkins,
y. M. Cbeney; A. X. Lyfird, I. . Brea aad
Warn. Uhlman, duins kasiaess under the Bawe
' Bad atylt of CoaWt Carriage fe Wafaa Co.,
'-:":."'..'' "t ".- .. Defendeats.
,T U. B. Bareh..a J. .H. Cheney, the above
nasaedf dcftndftnU; In the Wante of tha state of
recoa, you are heraay-siiiuHBoncd aad repaired
ta appear aad answer tha famplaint of said
plaintiff ia the; abut cntt'.lra actio n am ale
in the eSe.' of tkc .clerk of said cautt, hr tha
Sntday of the regular icra, ml said, coart after
the expiration 01 h pxWlUatiSn .1 this aual
ntous, to be held -l the c'.art bouVa in CorraUiav
iu Mta said -aaaaty of Srlua, ia tha state of W re
IM. - olhi aecaa4 MobJu
iki a-SUi daj of Ma
-rctaacr. IX. ult7; and il do not appeas
and answer. , aid cumplaint as Bforcsaid. the
plaintiC will'takc judgmeut ataiust ya a do-'
utnded in said cunip.int Ul the -sum of
thousand d. liars with interest thereon; frw aad
Alter the h day .V March. 1.,, at t - per eoat
per annua,. leas the auai ) twJ hundred ana
tour luid S-ia doliars,paid thercoB the lath
da? of February, 1897, hidea t!i cvats aad dis
ouryementsof 4hisactian.be'taxedid yea are
b creU- furtlier uotjfiedt !t t ha I'oUowing- deserib
d. real estate bclng;nc to you and the other of
aaid detendant has been aU-ched to secure aay
judjiaeat1 that may brohtuued in this actios.
ta-Kit; . .rrnctt-Mml, bl,x;ksj.BKiuber"twi.Bty-Bax
and twenty-icven and all of blocks number
fourteen, aflct n. sixteen and sereuteeu, ia Avery
St Wells' ad Jilioa t. the city of Carvallis. llentoa
catintjr, Oregon, together with the Carriage Fa..
tory buildin.. , dry bouse atttl engine honsc, and
all other buildings and erections situate on said
real estate, together with all machinery, iutpla
Bieats, tools, belting, 'fixtmes, gearing aud ap
purtenances, belonging to and constituting the
plant of said carnage factory, heretofore kaows
as the Corvallis Carriage . Wagon Co., aad;
which is attached to aad forms part of the realty
above described;, aad you are hereby further
aatified that certain peraeaal property eoasist.
iag of a debt whereby certain aioaey amouatiag
to about six haadred aad seventy-two aad ix-ios
dollars ia ths hands of one M. M. Davis, which
is dae aad payable by said M. M. Davis to said
defendant H. B- Burgh, and which said plain
tiff has also caused to be levied- upon ia- said
cvtfaty of Benton. undcVa- writ, of attaehmcBt
and garnisheed in the hands of said M. M. Savis
to secure any judgment which may be recovered
herein. - This SBnunens is served by publication.
as directed, by.aa an order of the Hob. J. C Pallet-ton,
judge ot said court, made by him at the
term of said Coart held at Corvallis, Orsgoa, on
the-sSrd day Of July. A. D 1S97, which ordep di
rected that said summons be 'published oace a
week for six weeks in the Corvallis Oasbttb, a
newspaper published at Corrallis. ia said ooaaty
of Beatoa, where said actiea ia cammeaced.
McFabbkr and m. S. Woodcock,
Attorneys for Haintlff.
J. If. Thirswend, ef Grosbeck, Tex., says
that when he . has a spell of indigestion,' aad
feels bad and sluggish, he take two of Da
Wilt's Little Early Risers at night, and he
is all right the next morning. Many thous
ands of ethers do tha same tlrtnt Do yeuT
Allen cfctPoodward;.-!
. Warning: Penons -who suffer - from
coughs and colds should heed the warning
of danger and save themselves suffering anaV,
fatal result ' by using Onu Minute Cough
Cure.' It if in infnlHHe remedy for coughs, -
colds, croup- arid all throat - and lung.
troubles. Allen dV Wood ward. -
: ' : :
' ' ',-i'H
Orders taken for O. A. C. regulation
uniforms at $14.50. S. L. Kuxs.
No Cure No Pay.
That is the -way all drugguats sell
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TON
IC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is
simply iron and quinine in a tasteless
form. Children love it. Adults prefer
it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. .
. The. Golden Gate (fompound "for re
moving grease, tar, pitch or paint from
clothing or woolen goods of any kind is
for sale by Nolan & Callahan. Money
refunded if not satisfactory.
Thera'is lie need of little children being
tortured by scald bsad, .eczema aad akin
eruptions. P Witt's Witeh .Hazel Salve
gives instant relief and cures permaneatly.
Allan & Woodward.
If you have any photographs to be en
larged ' take them to Nolan & Callahan
before January 1, 1898. ' "
6o.'s Mm
2
MAKE
American Beauties
GQRfiEGT
SHAPES.
ARTISTIC
EFFECTS.
All
Lengths.
cCEaohBoav.
NEWEST
UODELS.
FAIICY in
pum.
FEATHERBO CORSET
SLK MANUFACTURKKSi
, SOU BY .
S. Ii. KLINE,
''-" aaWa '."-'.'
13.,
m-.Vl tTTi.Ev7 T T ITS
173? .UK '.it
OlLIFLAJSlklS and
A mae line of
, . An inspection of our fall and
. ', winter stock will profit the htiy-' '
- i. .'.-..' mg public. . -. . . '-. ......
'KA1TS. SllOES a SPECIALTY.
NEW Y6RK RACKET STCKC
4fc'rta hrsj
Ircsh
China
ware, Crock-;
ery :
and
N the purchase
housewife will
ware
Corvallis, Oreen.
lolfee
IS ONE
i
CI6ARS,
TOBACCO
CONFECTIONERY
AT .
' 00 .
o
ur Shoes
Are in demand because they deserve to be.
Merit nowhere counts for more than it does in footwear. One can't
be deceived in a shoe., . Either it's right or it's wrqng, and -what-
'Hitti 1te-wearer Tcndws all about. We sell only whet is right
ahk feiyi'i'uli Value. , -
.-;-'li -"Jri .iH-ii,.-
Ladies Underwear and Fancy
Prices.1
.oo: THE CASH STORE ...
Delicious
U,Jo Oi.J..
In Linn County
('iirmiiyo
5 i).o!!t:Tne Finest Honey, Seasonable Fruits, Vegeta
" bles and Best Brands of Tin Goods. My Groceries
are Pure and Fresh.
xxxx
A. HODES, Headquarters
r
evy-ovooooov
Enough
Said ..,
The best Millinery bargains ever
offered in Corvallis ....
The Leading
Milliner - .-.
MRS. J.
r
vvvvvvVrvWvvvvvvVUWvVvvvWW
HE LATEST Jil
FALL CLOTHING.
The product of the Highest Tailoring Skill that money and
genius can produce. . The cloth used in the goods sold bjr us
has been examined, sponged and shrunk. ' Every d -tail has
been cartfully watched.
t
See our
$5, $7, $10, $12.50, $16.50 and $20
' Values.
MEN'S OVERCOATS.
! 3petal Jin of Kerseys, Beavers, Cheviots and Meltons
$ft to $20 the Lowest Prices ever offered here.
F. L. MILLER."
t
"THE RESORT"
'WUfkiXM Crew Whi-
SCHOOL C HOES.
EvWOffcffu JlftCWias.
INEXPENSIVE.
furnishing' goods.
if
i
1:
of GROCERIES, the painstaking
always insist oh having the freshest
Groceries
"'.' goods obtainable.. ., Freshness to her la a matter
eia much importaace as Quality, and our patron.. -wBJ
ajt .bear testimony to the fact that our Groeaiioa. ..
are. Flvesh and of the Beat Quality obtainable. ' '
P. M. Zierolf,
1
OF THE
PRIME ESSENTIALS
OF A
GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL
MEAL'
WE HAVE THE BEST.
Hodes & -Hairs.
m
C J-fcj-3jaaka-aotejli a-VrfltJ
Goods in Latest Styles at Lowest
Cbeese Made
I
?
MASON'S,
Corvallis,
Oregon...
TAILOR-MADE SUITS and OVERCOATS
at SUITABLE PRICES.
Union Launjiry Go.,
.., All white labors' -ork guaranteed.'
Basket lear on Tuesdays aad arrive.
Saturdays. - T. I). Campssu, Agent.
SecouJ-Iland Storv. -