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AWAKENING OF PORTLAND.
WBUS ITEMS.
Trespass Notice.
' Issued Ever Friday llorniwr by
The Gazette Publishing Oo.
CORVALLlOREGON. Nov. 26, 1S97.
THA SPECIAL SESSION.
"At a meeting in Portland last
week the republican editors of the
. state agreed, among other things,
that they would labor to prevent
: any proposed special session of the
Oregon legislature. This, together
with Ihe well known fact that re
publican leaders recognize that a
special session would be a serious
menace, if not a barrier to the sue
cess of I heir parly in next year's
campaign make? it extremely im
probable that a special sessien will
s -, ke held." Times.
Ihe republican editors did not
agree to labor to prevent a special
session of the legislature. They
simply gave it as their opinion
that it would be . lutila. to urge
such session. . - .
There is no assurance that the
"" minority that prevented organize
tion 1 st winter would do their
duty if called to Salem a second
time, and vrilhoufe such an - assur
" ance it would" be costly follv to
call t he legislature together.
Again, it is said to be a part of
the agreement between Lord and
" Corbet t that' no special session bs
'-called: 'Ifasuch be the case, the
, matter rest, in the hands of Cor
bett, and he can have no possible
interest in having the legislature
orgiiiiizf. He will not give his
consent and no popular demand
will affect him. - The republicans
editors s1 m nly decided to not
waste wt.rds.
ft, ; ."A'he greatest, b'ame.for the dis
l' '' graceful scenes in- the legislative
failure last winter, lies with the
. -popuiibt members eleeL ons of
whom was from this county and
WJis endorsed... by the democrats.
The; direct' Simoniles would be
equally' to . blame, wc-rc. they -as
iiumefous; This few democrats
simply flirted. The attitude of
the republican members cannot be
" criticised. The republican party
' has no cause to blush or apologize
. for 1 he action of the real republi-
. ' Cans. Another session would em-
, : phasise the sensible and business
like position of the republican
-"'member, but - any attempt to
urge the calling together of the
legislature would be useless and
ji the republican reditors knew this
and sail this. ;
j REPUBLICAN PRESS COMMENT.
The calamity howling organs
s-;. 'find, little comfort iii the returns
from the customs revenue for Ihe
month of October. Tlie returns
show an increase of 40 pr cent
.. compared with the August returns,
t So much for the Dingley law.
AshlaiidvTidii)gsVi i-.-"-
. y The St. Louis .platform will be
'a re affirmed by the Oregon republi
cans at the n?xt spring, state eoii;
;; Tention.r ' It 'is vary satisfactory.
All the Oregonian republican.
T want to do is to lay down fact ion -
A al fights and the road is clear for
a grand victory next June.-Dalliis
' Observer.
The Bryan-iemo press seems to
be really overjoyed that whoat is
'. v-.'..fdclining in pric.' The cause of
- - decKire is never1 studied. '.LasT
August ocean freights were 21 and
. . 22 shilliugs per. ton. Now they
" are for ty. Wheat is no higher in
". ; .'Liverpool .than at tke beginning ol
-c , .the season, hence the. buyers can
hot pay. as. much here. This makes
v " the VBryan democrat happy, 0.1
Specially since English ships get
"i.'Hadvaiiced freight rale instead
A uef tjig :Ahierfcaa freighters, .winch
A would be Iho case if wc had dig
"S " " crimination jri fUyor of American
-,! -iJbHltorhs ' as favored ; by the SI.
r: iifmi-Republican platform -Hill-
littup-lndepejident". .
' Ignoring the imdigtuficd and
puerile epithets of the "-Oregonian,
the' explanations of MK Scolt r
. gsirdinjj hia talk to the populistf,
confirms rather th.in refute ilia
Vactcoiint given in this paper. Mak
ing due allowance tor .Mr. Scott's
fiutiii-aldesire1'tb place himself in
, -) lie :best pofesible1 fight, and to cor
recpondingly color his version ot
hi fpeecli. he practically corrolor
at tlie story ot' our informant.
Tiio place was .unimportant and it
is ..ii?iply a question of error or
VQiacity between Mr. Scott and
seVtriil oopuli&ts,. as to whether
tho former praised thi latter in
Bourne's headquarters or at the
, stale house. , "
" Thi? Oregonian mentions tho
name of Judge Burnett as a pos;
sible gubernatorial candidate on
mi he democratic ticket. Tint pa
per may have a purpose in jetting
the bees to buzzin:. and our fel
low townsman will hardly allow
himself to bs fla tiered into mak
ins? useless efforts politically.
Jinie Burneit is a fine, public
spirited citizen and doubtless
would make an excellent gov--f-rrior,
but the fates will not have
;t . -
J.
R. Bi'iigle has rotirid from
Iii.-- -dilorial chair of the St. Hel
im Mit and lias purchased the
Oregon City Etiterprise. Mr. Bea
gle is a staunch republican and a
good newspaper man. The Enter
prise under Mr. Chas. Meserve's
management has been an excellent
papeOiSJ h "doubt willj continue
as aiich. Mr. M-serve will doubt
less soon b.- found in new journal i
.iftic work., lie is too good a man
to be lost to the profession. J
The visit of Portland business
men fa easteru Oregon, and NVaih
ingtou will result in regaining for
Portland much of the trade that
belongs to her that has been di
verted .to the sound cities. A
similar excursion up the. Willam
ette -Valley, would be very .. bene
ficial. " : :
Portland . enjoys a larger job
bing trade than, .any other city of
its size. It has. unrivalled trans
portation facilities and is life Na
tural distributing point lor; a; large
and rich country. But complaints
are frequent that Portland is not a
good produce market. ; Valley
people can do better' with their
products in San Francisco and on
this account buy largely lhcr. "It
is in the power of the business
men of Oregon's big town to rem
edy this, and if Portland acts
properly : Valley merchants will
not be Voffish." . 5"
HOFFMAN ITBXS.
J. H. May berry is very bnsv
laying tile 011 his farm. , -:
J. B. Coujill is. remodeling his
hew windmill at present.
II. J. Moore's family are how
living in llieir new residence.
. Mis Maude Chitwooct fas a vis
itor at Sunday school, Sunday; '
Since I ho recent hard rains and
snow, seeding has ben stopped.
Ed Reed and family sire. living
on Mr. Beamis" place - hear the
river. , . .'-,.:.
John Stsrr. the Times'..' solicitor,
canvassed this city with Tew or no
results... , v.
P. A. Johnson disposed of .his
prune 'crop Tuesday, selling to
Samuel E. Youngs ot Albany.
J. N. Huffman offers his store
and entire .business for sale, and if
not soon sold will move to . Mill
City. . .'
The rivival meetings which were
being held by Rev. G. A.'Mansl
hafdt of Albany, have cloved for
the present. , ''' "' '; '
Mr. Lewis Kraschel is alluding
college in Albany this winter, tak
ing a. eourse in stenographr . and.
typewriting. i
" Elmer Williamson has ijyptad
fever. It is .earnestly hope! .Jhat '
the fever will be arrestcdrere "it
runs its cowrse. ' A ' V ;-
There is an active interest taken
in the revival services" now in pro
gress in this place. It is conduct
ed by Rev. Maiuhardt and there
are-already six seekers. . -,-
Miss Hatlie- Anthany li.ai n-
turned from Riverside, where the
has. been keeping house lor, her
brothers, while seeding their new
farm 111 . that vicinity.. -.
Cur and Minnie GolF, having
completed their musical education
iui(1pi il'TA"f'iiisIriilirtii Af - Prof.
Jdlinstoiip purchased ail-organ aud
are?m Kadybra class. HJ
, J. N. iloIFm'an "and wife have
been very busy the past few, days
ira Albany taking an invoice ol
tteir s'o.'k of goods there, aun ar
ranging a stock to pat in their new
store at Mill City.
. The school - boys and girls are
looking forward to Thursday,
wliicli is to 'them a holiday and a
day to feast on turkey, and also
day on which they can make hall
moons, out of nice round p:es
This is all right, boys and girls; &l
least 1 taink so.
SCUDD.
FHHOMITH KHWS UTTBK.
Sadie White went to Portland
Tuesday. "
Lsna Derrick is spending, this
week at Jier home near Eddyyille,i
Agent Buoy has been transfer
red to the Albany , office. Bert
Boles succeeds iam here. "
Tfie V. O. T. U. entertainment
at the M. E. church an Thursday
evening was a "success in every
particular. -
lie v. Ward and wife, who : will
soon go as missionaries to China,
will preach in the c.o.uege chapel
nxl Sabbath. .
Ethel Woodworth, a student of
Philomath college fropi ,-JElood
River, went 16 Portland lasfsweek
to have her eves treated.
Ihe young people cave Grace
Boles a plaasant surprise Satur
uay eveiuns anu me time was
pleasantly passed with music and
romping until -a late hour. Those
present were: Messrs Guy White,
Millard Long, Chester Everett,
Chester White, E. L. Bryan,' Bert
Boies, (ji.'0. McDonald, Misses I vv
Durkee, Sadie White, Jessie Buoy,
Maud Long, Nora Ingle, Lottie
MeElrath aiid Lena Derrick. -
COLLEGE OF PHILOMATH. .
Mr. G. A. Scott entered school'
last week. ;
W. O. Wilson is expected to be
with us again soon.
Orvid Martin is detained at
hoini on account of illness. .
m-r . IT m iir . .
Mr. v. i. vvyatt is making
quite a record for himself as an
agent.
Prof. Davis will preach at the
chapel next Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr.
nil'.
O. G. Springar visited Mr.
family last Sunday, so wc
are
informed.
The money for the purchase of
the new Sunday school song bosks
i now secured and the books will
be ordered oon.
The programme of the literary
society Saturday evening was ex
ccilent. Ihe students manifest a
good interest iu this line of work.
v.-. CHnt Brown is attending to bus
iness at Philomath this week." -
Dolph Norton, of Corvallis was
visiting friends here last week. ; -
E. M. Dodele shipped 200 dress
ed turkeys to Portland this week.
The recent rains have raised the
river until all of the low ground
is covered with water.
Our blacksmith, L. Wilson, has
been on the sick list for the last
month, but is getting better now.
The school is to give a sociable
al the grange hall 011 Thanksgiv
ing night. Thoro will be a shoe-t
in. match and a dance- here
Thanksgiving. A " I '
Wftojibs
Make the kidneys
strone ana nealtnv.
Jt l hev cause tne kid-
ucjra w iixbex- mi uric
Acid nd other toi-
1. n T T :
'jgrUiIfiBOI1B vr unporiiies
Healthy kidneys make pure blood.
: Dr. flebbs Sparaps Kiimy Pills
cure' ' Rheumatism, ' Gout, Eczema,
A nsamia,- Pimples, Bad Blood, Bright's
Disease, Malaria, iiackacne, Kidney
Pains, Dropsy, Pain in the Abdomen,
Frequent - Urination, Inflammation of
Kidneys, .Female Weakness, etc
i You caii't-eonceiro what nlpatiro it give
mo to write nd toll what great thirijr your
bragu Kidney rills have dono tiu-.me.
I suffered from rlieamathm, -bnclcachi! and
kidney weakness fur several" yenrs. Every
medicine I tobW seemed to make my tfoublo
more severe, nothfnj' helped' me. The doc;
ton did all they could but without success.
I heard of your wills through a friend, but
without confidence in them. I fell that I
ought; .not to" neglect taking anything that
niifht rqlieve my pains., I bought a box at
H. Pi. Halo ix Son s drug store. 0 my
great surprise and-joy, tin first few doses
gava mc some relief, and by the time 1 used
the full box, I frit like another man. I
have had in all thrco boxes, and now
fei?l perfectly cured. 1 trust many others
afflicted as 1 was will be induced to try Dr.
Hobbj Sparazus Kidney Pills.
J. BIRTH,
- 4'i Commercial St., Los Angeles, Cal.
H0B8S
m Kidney Pills.
COBUS REMEDY CO.. Propbixtobs. Cmaoa
Sr. Habbs Pills re also sold in CORVALLIS,
ORB., by GRAHAM K WELLS, PhamaeisU.
What Others Think.
The following speaks for itself:
Corvallis, Or., Nov. 15, 1897.
Chancellor Commander, K. f P.,
Ellensburg, Wash.
V Dear Sir: How: did your people like
the Alba Hey wood Company?
' Youra Truly,
a . Manager. Opkra House.
Dear Sir: The above handed uie for
reply. . Would say. that Alba. Heywood
ompany was SPLENDID first-class in
;,very-respect. . I-here wit li enclose copy
of ahe resolution of our lodge iu respect
tdsame. Respectfully,- "- .
.. H. L. Elwood, -
K. of R. & S: Equity tadge No. 14, K.
,,- ofrP, ,( . .- , ; , :. -
"At a regular session of Equity Ledge
No. 41, IE of P. EHeHsburff, Washington,
the following resolution was introduced
by Brother Clyde - Warner, and . duly
adopted: , .
Be it resolved fcy. th nientb--s of this
lodge, in view 'of the excellent euttrtaiu-
t given by Alb. Heywood .,,4 i.
T P? fhls
lodj-e Nov: 15, 1,897, Jui this city, that we
liercby recotumaud lulu anu Ms coinp.aiij;
to aty,: aud all ' lgt- aud ill rgaitiza-
tions a.s "an entertaiument worthy of
highest consideration. That this resol
utiou is spread upou the minutes and the
K. of R. St S. be instructed to write a
letter to Brother Heywood containing
this resolution uii'Je.r the. seal of this
o'dge". . . AAl; '. .-
. In the issue of November 19, 1S97, Tho
DavTii, EUcxsburg -newspaper saj-s: . . .
.''Last Monday v av.cins. was the even
ing of Yuh spetit' witjjthe; Alba Hey wood
.Co. Mr.' Heywood' .created, t'ae fun.' by
his ezccltirnt iclperScnations arid the au
dience did the- "langhinj. Hia" original
character, sketch of tno '-'Old Maid" was
true -to life, although seine of the old
girls may find it a difficult task to' ac
knowledge it. Th company came un
der the auspices of the K. P. lodfe,
which order should be congratulated tip
en their successful efforts to make it
pleasant for those who attended "
If you have any doubt a'Ht the "gen
ineiics3 of the, above you can see the
initials .thxreofi. at Gerhard's store,
;.c;e yon will also find the tickets for
Mi. IIew6ad's entertainment, to" be
given next Saturday evening at the opera
oHse. -
Kotlce of Algme'a Sale of Real Estate
Notice is hereby given that linder and in
pumianco of the order of the circuit courts
of the state of Oregon, for Benton county,"
duly made n. the matter of the assignment
of S. Jf. wilkins: ififolvont, directing and
authorizing mo,' F. Al. Johnton, as assignee
ot said S. N. Wilkins, to sell all thorral and
personal property belonging to the saii in
solvent ettnte of IS. N. Wilkins, to the
highest biddar, for cash in hand, at public
auction. . I, is such assignee, wilf on the -
J 8th Day of December, 1897,
at the hour of two o'clock in tho- afternoon
of 'said day, at the front of the court houic
door, in the pity ot Corvallis, is Ben tan
county, Oregon, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in haad, all the ."al
lowing described real estate 'holonging to
thaid insolvent estate and voted in ma as
assignee aforesaid of S. N. Wilkins, to- wit:
All of block 26, and lots 7, 8 and 9 in
block 23, and lots 1 and 2 in block 15; all in
Job' addition to the city of Corvallis, Ore
gon, and the above describe1, real property
will be sold subject to confirmation by the
circuit court of thn state of Oregon, for
Benton county.
D.itud Corvallis, Nevembsr IS, 1897.
F. M. JOHNSON,
Assignee of S. N . AVilkins. !
Notice to Creditors.'
Notice H hereby given. to 'all ! per.-.ons eoa-1
cemcd, that the tindursignei ha been duly
appointed administrator of tho estate of 1."
Wyatt, deeoasod, by tha conn'.y court ef
Benton county, state of Oregon. " All per:.
sn having claims agninst said ojtato of :.
said E. C. Wyuti, dcc-ssMj, are hereby rc-
quired t vresnttha soma, with the proper
Tcuehers. duly verified as by law required, f
with'B six months from Muriate, hereof, to '
the undesigned at his residonce in Philo-
math, Benton county, Orcgon,jr at the of-
Heoof E. E. WiUon, in Corvallir Oregon;
isaiea ion pin aay or nvemDer, ismt. -W.
T. TV Y ATT,
Administrator of the estate ef E. C. Wyatt,'
deceased. ,
Ladies, Take the Best. v 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 CS Wells.
TT' IT ffin
man
The humtiur privileges ea the laads of
Richard Kigar, four - milt north of Cor
vallis, have been leased by th under
signed, and all persona are hereby noti
fied not to trespass ou said lands. AH
violations will he preseeuted to th full
est extent of the law.
l Johmsom.
School Clerks' Attention. :
Your attention . is ajraia called t the
law, which compels all holder of state
diplomas er state certificates, to have the
same registered in the superintaadent's
ofHce. . Without the superintendant's
stamp f registration oa: themfno state
diploma or certificate'is a legit on in
this cwuuty. :
Very truly,
' ' G. 'W. hivukv,
' - County Superintcu i'ent.
Without Much. Ceremony.
.-.'On Tuesday 'eveviui-.-i1sout 7 Vclocl
there was a geutle rap-rap oil tile United
Evangelical parsonage door; Oq opju'
tug there appeared a bright-young' fifau
well known . in. Corviillis, -armed i Will a
marriage lieeiise, aud the girl he didu'l
leave bvliiutl him. In -less tliauj fifieeu
iniuutes ''they who .had .beu. twiiu,
started .out-in the. world wixhj ul'oit
name." . The covtractiug. parties were
Arthur Henkle aud Leona
B. J. Kelly tied the knot.
diuL-i:Rev.
" Cure that Cough with "ghiloh's Cure,
The best Cough Cnre. Relieves Croup
promptly. ' One million bottles sold last
yer. . 40 doses for-25 cls Sold'by Gra
ham & Wells. - .
fcFor Sale.
One hundred aerts 'nearly level land" from'
wbich mojtof the timber hii been rompTcl.
Good pasture and fruit land. 'Would male':
a fin home for some person of small rtleans.
Situated about -one mile east. of Summit
station on O. C. & E. R. K. -Also lots. 4. 5
and S. in block 1, Summityille, on O. C. St
E. R. K., 22 miles west of. Corvallis. . A
good store building with living rooms ovef
tnad on these loti. Good placa for a gon
eral merchandise store." If yen meah-buti'
ness and want something Ihnt ean b -had
cheay, write or call on . " - " . - -
r. M. JOHSSON, '
. ; CorvaHis, Grej--.
. NOTICE. .
' In the matter of the assignment of E. A.
Nichols and R. F. Holm, insolvent debterj.
Notieo is hereby given that the under-
signsd hat been duly appointed ' assignee of
th insolvent estate, of E. A. Xidiols and
R. F. Hm1, and all persons- having claims
nain.t the said- insolvent debtors, sire hire-
by notified to preiont th same to the undr
signcd at his offico at the Benton County
Flouring Mill Co.'s ofBco, in .the city of
Corvallis, Benton county, Oregon,' duly ver
ified as' required by law, 'wit''- -throe
montVs from the date of tV is notice. -
Dated at Corvallis, Orexon,Nvember 11,
1897. '.;: ' - -
A.-.W. BOWIRSOX."
Assignee of the rstaW of.E. A.. Nichois
ar.d R..F.,Holiri, insolvent dublori.
Koiice Jor Publication.
Land ofBet! at Oregaa X5ity, Origin, No-
verabur 4, 1S97. - 7.: ;'- .. . ". '
. Notieo is heroVy given that thefulli"!
namod settlor 1im fild- notie( his intentnm"
t wake proof in support of hid claim,
and thtinidj)roof-will, be,msde before ilteT
county clerk uf jBentoR; county, Oregonat
Corvallis, Oregon, on Deomber 18, 18
via: Alexander FatUrsoa; H. IS. 8j4ST for
tho SK y t SE M of Ste S2, To 10, S B 7
ret; Ha names the following witnesses to
prdve his continuous resids upon and cul
ti vat ioM of said land via: '
David M. Bonnr, of Hoskins, Orsgon, "
': Jamas Fowler, of : " -
Jaras Marks, of " ,. ."
. .Orsu Skaggs, , of . " . f .
CHAS.B.MOOBES,:
: -;' SngisUr.
the advertisers
to use '
The
Corvallis
Gazette
beVauSe through that medium
h?v reach, the homes and
heart of the people . t , '
Al: F. M. JOHNSON
ATTORNEY AT
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'' " '
CORVAIAIS,.. 6RECSOW,.
Boos a general practice in afl the courts;
Alo
zgent for atl k first-class insaraae eomfttti'-fts
j The American Protective Tariff Leacrue)
a atio"al organization advocating
" Protection to American ' Labor and
Industrv as explained bv its eonstitu-
-. r-ii. .
. '. ."' . -
" "Theobjecf of thra -League shall beto proUos
edeou-tel .ure American -indu.tM.l od,S:
against the eomoetiiion of foreign labor. .
Tl,,- -.AAAtAA
. . piw
protits in connection with the orgnaa-
tionand it is sustained by memberships,
nnfrikiitmnc nnri tho rfiitrihutlnn
. publications.".:"."' .-"''"'- . 1'
- FIRST: Correspondertee it solicited regarding
" Membership.'.; and " Official Correspondent."
SECOND: Wo need and weloome contributions,
whether small or large, to our cause.. ..
THI RS: We publish a large line of documents
covering all phases of the Tariff question. Cera,
pl.te set will be mailed to any address for 60 cents.
FOURTH: Send postal card reaueet for free"
18 West Vf4 Street New Ymk. .
Delicious Cheese Made ,
In Una County
xxxx . ' ,
The Fiaest Honey, Seasonable" Fruit, Vegeta
bles aacl Best Brands of Tin Goods. My Groceries
are Pure., and Fresh.
'- ' XXXX
A. E10DES, Headquarters
JM&mte PreoaraJion for .'.-- ;:3
'slrtus: Uicrf oai ?4 "
ts UuiStoraacliS wilDswa.
. 1 si
- lTOE10tBaDfeestion,Cl'Crflll
ness aidRest.Coivtisins nd uiar
GfsmtniMorpnine norMineraL
NOTNA3COTTC.
' ' - sHx.Jcnn - -'
: J?ctjti.SZtf - ...
'' ' Jims Jlrcrf'f " '
ClariJuii Juftr -.
Anerfect Remedy f or Constib-
tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca,
Wcnns,Convulsiois .Feverish-
I ncss and Loss OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile .Signature of
Is a
LOCAL DISEASE
mni is the result of coU ana
sudden climaiio changes.
It caa be cured by a pleasant
tectlv into tie nostrils. E.
ingqjYifcly absuruedit gives
relief at 'ice.
fly's Bream Ba!ni
.'iaaekaoTvle'eA to be t.e taost therongh enro for
renedies. lessens and cleanses the Bsal passages,
allars pain and inXammation, heals tho seres, pro
tects the mcKibraaa front colds, restores the senses
eftaste in ? sell. Price SOc. t Drorgiste or by paM.
Jf&.T lifi01AliE. 6 Wasrea B:U New If oik.
Citation.
-In the County. Court" of the Statb of Ore-
: gon, for the county of Benton.
. . In the irsittar of the. estate of.
Rust, dccv.tscd. .. . . .
Honry
Application of Mary F. Kust, widow of
deceased, for assignment of dower.
-'To Jesse W. Rust, Chester Rust, Hester
O.- Thompson, Elmer O. Rust, Ellison O.
Rust, Alfred Ru.t, Rollie Rust, Ella Rutt,
John Rutt and Cleveland Rust and Jokn E.
Thompson, adminictiatorof said estate.
Greeting: In the namo of the stato of
Oregon, you are hereby cited and required
toappenr in the county court ot the stats of
Oregon, for the county of Benton, at the
court room' therooff at Corvallis in the
county of Benton, on - .
Monday, the 6tk flay of December, 1897.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day and
there to show cause, ""any, why the dower
should not be- set out to Mary F. Rust, from
the following described premises, to-wit: -
Lot 3, sec. 22, T. 12 S., R. 6, containing
11.88 acres and S. W., quarter of N. E.
quarter and lots 2 and 4, sec. 22, T. 12 S., R.
6, containing 83.23 acres,
-v -- : Witness,. . -- .
- - . The HON. W. S. HUFFORD,
Judge of the County Court' of the Stale of
Oregon, f&r the. County of Ii-i:itm. srith
seal.of said Court affixed, .'thi 2nd day of
November, A. p., 1807,
. Attest: ;
VIRGIL E. WATTERS,
seal ' . Clerk.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice is hereby given : that the eounty
court will receive staled bids for the index
ing of all instruments of Record in tho coun
ty recorder'! office relating to real property.
Said indexes1 to be made from "tho original
Records of Deeds, Mortgage, Powers of
Attorney, etc., and each instrument indexed
in thi name of each and nil parties to the
said instrument?, direct and indirect, includ
ing brief description 'of property, in books
to be furnished by the eouuty, and known as
to bo accompanied by n certific j cheek In the
aura of j50.t, the same to be forSeted if the
bidder fail Ui fulfill his agreementif called
upon so to do, or it said successful bidder
t damages' said bok. " And as tho character -
of the writing will bq one of the points de- :
tor mining the awarding of tho contract each i
bid must-be nccuinpanied by a sample of'
penmanship executed by the person or per
son who tiill do said indexing.
AH bids to be filceV with the county oJerk
on or beforoH o'clock P. M.., Wtdaesday,
the xoth Day of December, 1S97,
The court reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
" Dated this Oth day of November, W97.
VIRGIL E.
WATTERS,
County Clerk.
No Cure No Pay.
That is the way all druggusts sell
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TON
IC for Malaria, Chills' aud Fever. It is
simply iron and quinine in a tasteless
form. Children love it' Adults prefer
it to bitter, nauseating Tonics.
, J. M. Thirswend, of Grosbeek, Tex., says
tVat when be has a spell of indigestion, and
feels bad and sluggish, he takes two of De
Witt's Little Early Risers at night, and he
is all right tho next morning. . Many thons
Allen & Woodward.
urn
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II NEWVORK. m
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I IXACT XOfftat WRAPPSB, . 1
SEE
THAT THE
IFAOSIMILE
8IGNATUB1
-OF
Oastsria ie p-t v in eD6-sbr fccttl-i enlr. II
j is :t sold ia balk. Poa'1 ?.llow tsy io sell
von anything clss on tt plea or premise '.-.at it
Is "jnst as foed" ana "will arsrw vcrs-
in," - A28an that irai? art. P A-fLT-ll. . f . (
rio Hi- ,? -
233'
Assignee's
etiee of
. merit.
Final S-ittle
:. Ill the matter of the r.ssignwe
1 f T. G. Read,
xn.iHsolvciit debt-r:
, Notice is kereby iven to all whoi it mav coa
ceru, that W. S. Hufibrd, aseignce ot the above
named' insolvent debtorhas filed with the clerk
of the circuit .court, of Ibc state f Orej:oM, for
Bentou county, his final account as such assignee,
authe same will come on for hearing and ixal
.ettlenieiit on
T?ttdy, the 8th' day of Movein'jer, X897,
at th hour of 'one o'clock p. . ef'said day.
before Honorable" J. C,' Pullerton, judge el uid
court..at the-jctmrt hovse,.in.-the city r.f Coi-rallis,
Oregon, at which, lime any and (.bjcctioias ! said
final account will be heard; it is a'eo ordered y
L the court, thatall objections to said account shall
B: lilea wlt saie cierK ana ccepy served en said
assignee eu or befare the3r4 day of. ptovimber.
1S97. 1
.Sated, Ost. 4U1, 197. :..
W. S. IltrFiM.
- : Assignee of Said Insolvent Bektor
Gua rdian'.t Sale. -
I pursuance if ah order of sale made by the
County Court of Bentou County, state eX Oregon,
(in probat) an the 9th day ot September, 197, in
the matter of the Guardianship and Estate ot
Mary E. Miller, I will offer for sale at public auc
tion, tor eash ia hand, and sell ft the law directs,
at the front iloor of the County Court House, of
said County, in Corvallis, in said County, on
- attrd:iT, December 4th, 1897,
at the -hour of Cms o'clock p. m.. the real prep-,
erty described in said decree, vie:
The north half of the donation land claim No
52, of Isaac Miller and Mary K. Miller, his wife
situated in township 11, south range west in
Benton County, Oregon, and being that part of
said claim set apart by the United States govern
ment to said Mary E: Miller, and containing in
the said north half thereof, 160 aero, little more
or less.
Corvallis, Oregon, Oct 30th, 1897.
, Asa Miller,
Guardian of the Person and Estate of Mary E.
Siller.
Citatloa.
In the County Court
for Benton Couaty,
Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of IT. H
Rich, deceased,
To PorUr A. Rich, Clara H. Briggs and
to all others, known and unknown interest
ed in said estate.
Greeting: In the name ef the stato of
Oregon,, you are hereby cited and required
to appear in tho county eourt ef the state of
Oregon, fr the county of Ben to , at the
court room thereof, , at Corvallis, in the
county of Bontoh, on
Taesday, the 7th day of December, 187,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that day,
then and there to show cause why an order
should hot be granted by this court to the
executor of the above entitled estate to sell
the real property described in the petition
now on file as prayed for therein, to -wit:
Beginning at N E meandering corner of
S E 1-4 of sec. 29, T 11 S, R 10 W, running
thsnco in northwesterly direction aleng Ya-
quina river 16 rods ta iron stake in top of
djke.-thcnco 38 rods in S W direction ta a
certain stake, thence 4 reds cast to an iron
stake on section line' running N and S be
tween sections 20 and 21, thence 3S rods N
to beginning,-containing 7 acres.
Also lots 1 and 2 in half block 2C, ia tho
county Addition to Corvallis, Oregon. '
The S E 1 4 of S "W 1-4 and lot Ne. 10 of
sec. 19, and N 1-2 of N W 1-4 of sec. SO,
T 11 S, R Id "VV, containing 160 acres, more
or less. Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12 and 13 in
j block 18, in Toledo, Oregon. Lot 13, Uock
19, in seal ivock itesort, ijincoin eounty,
Oregon. Lot No. 2 in block No. 2, in the
city of Newport, Oregon. Block No. 7, in
town of Yaquina Heights, Lincoln county,
Oregon. Lots 1 to 14 in block 8, lots 1 to 14
in bloek 10 of Phelp's addition to city of
Newport, Oregon; lots 1 and. 2 in block 6,
' and also lots 1, 2, 3, 4 in block 6 of Bras-
field's 1st addttion to Yaquina heights, and
also lot 8 in block 4 of Yaquina Heights,
Lincoln eounty, Oregon Lets 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7,8,9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 in Nichols'
1st addition to the city of Corvallis, Oregon.
Witness, '
The HON. W. S. HUFFORD,
Judge of the County Court of th Stato ef
Oregon, for the County of Benton, with
the seal of said court affixed this 1st day
of Nov. A. D., 1807. :?
Attest, . ,
VIRGIL B. WAITERS,
seal . Clerk.
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Lowest prices prevail o n al 1 . theAe- Wod?.
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EAH.AS CITY
LOW MATES IN ALL
EASTERN CITIES.
, OCEAN STEAMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS
SAN FRANOiSOO
Steamers Monthly from Portland
to Yokohema and Herig KongjYi.a.j;
TBe' Northern Pacific Steamship
Co.-in aunneetion with O. R. 4 X. .
Tor full hifumUlw eall O.V. K.
goat, Oee. F. Xgltu, Cei vsills, Or., - . ,
st saaaaaa:
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POSTLAND, OR
DR. L. q, ALTMAN
HOatOEtPAfBIST
fjsqg o woT.e ad rfctTrtrea n4 eneral
friiiiam.
fW o--er A4eo A Woit ward's itatf f tore.
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At ..'.., cwmerof syd sa4 Eardaoa after
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bENTIST
C-aoe ,?esaln ewer nm Natloaal Beak.
Strtctl Flrt-Ctsr Work Quaremte
tervaMIs. Oreeon
G. R. FARRA 11 .D.
Office upstairs over F. L. Miller's store.
' Residence' on Third Mrect in frent of
courthouse. ; . -
Office hours Stoat, m., and 1 to a and
7 to 8 p. m. All calls attended promptly.
. S. YATBES,
YATES
J. FRF.DjYATKS.
YATES
CORVALLIS,
ORHGOl
E. 1IOLGATK.
K. L. HOLGATK
HOLGATE & SON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
CORVALLIS. OREGON
iVotice of Final SettJement.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed administrator of the estate of James
Baird, deceased, has filed his final account
in said estate, in the county court, for the
state of Oregon and county of Benton, and
that the county court of said county has fix
ed Monday, December 6th, at the hour of
ten o'clock in the forenoon 4t said day,! at
tho court house in the city of Corrallis, in
Benton county, Oregon, as the time arid
place for hearing objections to said account
and final settlement of the tamer
Dated October 26, 1S57
! D. B. FARLEY,
Administrator of tho estate of James
Baird, oVseeasfcd. ...
BAY
HOSIERY,
DRESS GOODS,' - - :
FASCINATORS, - V
OUTING FLANNEL,
; O KNIT 8HIRTS,
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WRAPPERS,
BELTS, :A
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SILKS,
; GLOyES,-.." ,f
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RIBBONS. " " J
PERCALES."
H Corvallis
GO MST .
America's Scenic Line
Cireat
i Meals in
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Ballast,
Jo
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Car a la
Carte.
THK AI.i.-V.MI. ROUTU
TO KOOir,XA; V.1SJNC DliTSICT
YIA
SEATTLE AXD SPOKj.NIS
Shortest aiid
'.."; 'Quiclcojst Tine to
I St. PiA (i 1, M i n neapolis
Dili in h, Chicago
AND ALL.. POINTS. EAST.
T he Limited l;avcj 1'ertlar.d, daily, sj P. M.
The Lirxitcd arrives l'ortlaiid, daily, 11:5? A. M.
TH B 0 U C H PALACE .:nd TO U R1ST
SI.KF.riiRS. DINING ami LIBRARY
OliSERVlTION CAR'S.
Bii;7.?r?.ir.'s : FiiSt Tim&
S.r.VICK ?.I v.CZShXY UXKQltALXD. -.
For tickets ami full information call on
or address,' -
R. C. Stevkss, A. V. C. Chxitistox,
G. W. P. A , SeaUle. C. P. & T. A.,
Portlsad, Ore-jfon.
EHTRAL
& EASTESK E. R. CO.
Yaquina Bay Route
Cenacetiug at YAQVIIf A SAT with tke
Sat, Fraqcisco & Yaquina Bay
STtAMSHIP COMPANY.
STEAMSHIP "PRESIDENT."
Sails from Yaeuinv. every 8 days for Baa
Francisco, Coos Bay, and Hum Wold t Bay.
I lSMstr A!oe.iHndtlna tTnsmrfjaaaaeT
I. ftt,.,Ha.t 1 ... 1 -ur:n. j -
Talley and California.
Fare from Alkauy ssa Telnts West te
;s'an Frenefee:' '
Caiin....l ........ '.U... .:'!. OO
Steerag- ';i:.:s.-:. ... ;.
Round trip Ed for 80 days, $17.66.
To Cooj Bay:
Cabin .S 00
Stocraie..... ........ 6 9&
To Humboldt J?ay aad Port Orferd:
Cabin ; ...... (10 0
Ste rage ..... ..... ...... 8
. RIVER DIVISION.
steamer "ALBANT"' between Portland
and Corvntlis, .through ... without . lav-over.
Leaving Corvallis 6:30 a. m. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and -Sundays: eavas Portland,
Yamhill St. Dock; 6:00 m m., Monday,
Wednesdays and Friday:.'
EDWIN STONE, Manager,
J. C. MAYO; St River Div.;
H. H. CKONISE, Aent, Corvallis, Or
EAST and SOUTH
VIA ,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
-or THE
Southern Pacific Comoany
KXPK.r.S tKAIXS RUX DAILY.
6:09 P. M. I Leave
tt.ij A. M. I Lun
7:45 A. M Arrive
Prtlaed Arrive
ileunv Arrive
S. Fraaeie Leave
t:S a. M.
: A. If.
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Abore trains stop at all principal stations
betwesn Portland and Salm, Turner, Ma
rion, Jefferson. Albany. Tangent, Shedds,
Halsey, Hariisbur,-;, Junction City, Eugene,
Croswell, Cottage Gtotv Drains, and all
stations from Roseburg to Ashland, iaclasire.
ltoseburg Mail Daily,
8:59 A. M. j Leave
1:24 P. M. I Leave
4:2 P. M. Arrive
Portland Arrive
Albany Arrive
Hote.ere; .. Leave
ao p. if.
13:iP. M.
T:S A. M
' 7stsUs Diiisljl.
PORTLAND AXD
BKTWEKK
CWEVALL1S.
KiUSrali. Saily Zstsyt tuby.
7:3 A. M. Leave
12:15 P. M. Arrive
Portland
Corvallis
Arrive I :te P. M.
Leave I.e. p. M.
At Albany and eervallls conaett with trains ef tke
. Oregon Pacific KaHread. "
SrsrstsTnui. BsOykstitSutar.
4:S4 P. M. I Leave Pertlaad ' Arrive I t:tS A. 1ST.
7:39 P. M. j Arrive McMianville Leave :SA. It.
SS P. 1L Arrive Independence Leare j .M A. H.
Direct connection at 7 San' Francisco
with Occideatal and Oriental and Pacific
mail steamship lines for JAPAN AND
CHINA. Sailing dates n applicatioh. .
Rates and tickets to Eastern points
and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA
HONOLULU aHd AUSTRALIA, eaa be
obtained rem A.JK. MILNER, Ticket
Agents Corvallis .
R. XOEHLER, ' C. H. MARKHAM,
Manager. A. Q. T. & P. A. -.
"PortUorl, Qn
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