Issued Every Friday Morniusr by
rhe Gazette Publishing Co.
SCOTT'S SOLILOQUY,
CORVALLIS, OREGON, Mar. u, 1898.
AFFIRMATION.
The Gazette stands fors
The protective tariff.
The single gold standard.
Retirement of the bond-breeding,
credit-threatening demand
notes of our government.
The payment of the national
debt in the best money that wis
dom and experience can devise.
A faction!ess. clean, effective
republican party.
ALCHEMY OF LABOR.
Manv months ago those who
chanced to visit the chemical de
partment of the Oregon experi
ment station, found the profess
ors grinding np sugar beets and
finding the percentage of sugar
therein. Day after day and
week after week the analysis
was carefully conducted and the
results noted. To anyone not
deeply interested in the matter,
such unceasing and unvaried
work would have proved ex
rremelv wearisome. It was in
teresting enough to the chance
visitor to have Prof. Shaw or
Prof. Fulton explain the meth
ods of testing the sugar richness
rf thp hr-ets. but qo'uvj: through
the process every day for months
jwould not be so entertaining.
The professors in grinding up
those beets were grinding out
Oregon's most important manu
facturing enterprise, the im
mense sugar beet factory of La
Grande. The practical value to
the state of the experiment sta
tion has in no other manner been
so clearly and so undisputably
manifested. Prof. Shaw and his
fn-lnhnrer; at the College Can
Should Mitchell die! Woe, woe, were mine.
Benumbed my pen. O, gracious death, ,'-'
Cut thou not short his mortal breath;
Else whereupon could my invective dine?
For all I think, I feel, I know,
Is in him wrapped. He me inspires
To daily scolding. Never tires
The cyclone ot my hate. O, let it blow.
This life to me were cold could I
Not daily strike John Mitchell's fame.
His downfall is my noblest aim;
All hope is gone should John H. Mitchell die.
All else I sacrifice t this.
E'en party triumph 's dross to me
And "principle's" a feeble plea.
Talk not of love, for hating is my bliss.
"Should he retire?" While I have life
I'll pull him from his hiding place.
I'll force him out into the race.
For Mitchell gone, what care I for the strife.
Should Mitchell die. Then let me die,
And I would go where ere he goes,
To heights of joys or depths of woes.
I hate him and no other creed know L
MONROE ITEMS.
W. 0. Belknap was in Corvallis
last week.
Ike Porter ane family will re
turn to our burg on May 1st to reside.
Culls and Comments.
It would be very pleasant to
have one political campaign in
which a decent man could run
for office without being treated
as though he were a degraded
criminal. All parties should
nominate good men and prob
ably all parties will. There is at
least one paper in Benton coun
ty that intends to treat decern
men decently, though they do
run for office on an opposition
ticket.
Oregon middle-of-the-road
nonulists nrooose to have a
co-laborers at tne couege ca r .
justly teel a personal pnoe m or do they heed the sneers of
establishment of the sugar works ! v .,
totZ Tines the station men j proval of republicans,
are working earnestly and untir-j
ingly. Results are often slow j If the candidates are men who
and in most cases the benefits! have moral courage enough to
are to the individual, so that the ' refuse to pay tribute to grafters,
1 - . : ,1 K.r t.c : - 111 V. 'li'irti.Tt rvaiti fnr limi-
WOrK IS UOL apjJICUlcll.ci.1 uy iut I 1L will uc a. wuli iiv-i. , --
nnhlirv hut the most critical citi- est Doiitics. When a candidate
i n 1 1 I
and S. Miller killed a cougcr last
week that measured 72 inches.
It had killed something like 18
head of sheep lor Miller.
A Farmer.
zen now eladiv acKiiowieuie:
the usefulness and great import
auce of the station.
INTO THE HARNESS.
in a little countv like Benton is
expected, and in fact required,
to spend from $500 to $1000 for
campaign expenses, there is
something wrong.
There are several McKinley j fr. Simon states that Serlator
clubs in the county, and some of S Brownell offered to desert Mitch
them are already preparing for'eu in the fiasco session of the
-4e- -oeessaimnsr campaign, legislature for $.ooo. The best
. Z. 1 "
These clubs were efficient factors
in the political battles of 1896,
and helped materially toward
putting Benton county in the re
publican column.
In the presidential campaign
proof that Brownell did not
make such an offer is the fact
that Brownell did not desert
Mitchell. The $3,000 would
have been paid readily enough.
PHILOMATH NEWS LETTER.
Rev. Pijrsjott preached in the M.
E. church Sunday afternoon.
Prof. Emerick received eight
members into the church Sunday.
At the spelling school Thursday
evening Ethel Newton proved the
champion speller.
The Woodmen will hold an en
tertainment at Odd Fellows hall
on the eveniug of the 18tli inst.
Dr. Loggan was called to Kings
ton last Thursday to see Mrs. Per
ry Bressler, who is dangerously ill
There wan an entertainment at
Keezel chapel Sunday evening for
the benefit of home missions. A
good collection was taken.
John Campbell, of Portland,
is here by the b dside of his sister,
Mrs. M. P. Snelling, who has b?en
very ill for some time.
Ode day last week Edwin New
ton, while riding his wheel tell
against a window in Hankie's
warehouse, cutting 01 e of his
arms badly. Dr. Newth dressed
the wound.
At the school election Monday,
F. P. Clark was elected director,
and W. H. Bolts, clerk. Numbe
of persons of school age residing
in this district, 181; inhabitants of
district, 47S; population ot Philo
math, 328.
in Uie UlCSlUCllllcll campaign .,,,
every republican in the county j REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN
seemed to be at work. Every j T.'ON.
man, and woman, too seemed repb!icanco"vention for
to have a personal in erest n the .g fa
success of the republican ticket 0wrvaUis; 0ra
and the gold democrats worsen. Saturday. Apr.l
as tnousni tneir lives acpenueu
iinon the election of McKinley
Polk county on our north, Lane
county on our south and Linn
on our east voted for Bryan and
free silver, but Benton gave a
substantial majority for the re
nublican standard bearers. It is
certainly the earnest desire of Oregon, Mondav
each one of us that we endorse and for t lie
rt . - a :l A lOAfl
on. on satnru.iv, April w, jow,
at 10 o'elock a. m., for the pur
pese ot electing seven delegates
to the republican slate convention
to be held at Astoria, Thursday,
April 14, also seven delegates to
the republican district, convention
lor the first congressional district
of Oregon, to be held at Eugene,
April 11, loya.
purpose of nomiua
Corvallis, precinct No. I-
Xo. 2
No. 3
No. 4
7
8
7
6
the results of that election, and ting candidates for the various
that Benton county lift her voice county officers. The convention
again for honest money and safe 1 will consist of 72 delegates, ap
government. pomoneo. as ioiiows:
Let every man again realize
his personal responsibility. Let
the McKinley clubs get into har
ness, for the clubs are powerful
for good. They stimulate and
enthuse. Organization is neces
sary to success.
Call your club together, even
if you have to commence your
meetings with only two or three
present. If it would help you
to have outside speakers to at
tract a crowd write to Joseph
Wilson, secretary of the McKin
ley club at Corvallis, or Oren
Clark, secretary of the young
men's republican club, and eith
er one will see that a good
speaker will be present at the de
Blodgett 2
Wren 2
Soap Creek 2
Willaxiette 4
Monroe -- 4
Bell fountain 7
Kings Valley 4
Alsea 4
Summit 2
PUilomath
Fair mount
Lobster
10
2
I
Tstal 72
The same being one delegate at
large for each precinct and one
for pach 15 votes, and one tor
SpCUKei Will UC pitDCIlC 4L LIU- MJl CdLII It " ....
sired time without expense to j each fraction over one half, based
. . . .1 ... t ;., 1 QQft
your Club. jO" ule vine iui xuiijuc in auuu.
President Lake, of the Benton i The committee recommends
county McKinlev club, is anx- that the primaries be held in the
ions that all the clubs of the i several precinct at 2 o'clock on
countv affi i ite, and have a cen- j Saturday, Apr.l 2. 1S9S
tral organization. In this way All republicans are urged to at
one club can help the other, and I tenu Pnmanes and select good
" 1 . men as de egates to the convert-
cross-purposes and cros;,-methods 1 V " 0
can be avoided. j s Tomlinson. J. F. Yates,
Have you a club in your pre-1 Secretary. Chairman,
cinct? Get it together to-day.
If you have not a club, organize
one, even if you are the only
member. We are going to have ; .
a hard 6ght and it behooves us Washington lorn made a flying
to follow the example of Uncle! trip to Corvallis last week.
Stiii and o-et ready now. I Oscar Tom. of Fall Creek, was
a . - j in our valley last week on busi
What Dr. A. E.Salter Says. ness.
I There was a dance at W. H.
i Maione's last Tuesday. Every one
Buffalo, N. Y. Gents: From my repovts a nod time,
personal knowledge, gained in observing
the effect of your Shiloh's Cure in cases, , sllCcesful term ot
01 aa van ecu consumpLiuu, l dm picpwm 1
ALSKA MT7D&5T.
PHILGMATH COLLEGE.
Mis.-. Webb has so far recovered
as to be able to attend her classes
The literary societies resumed
work last week and the society
hall is to be dedicated soon.
A joint meeting of the young
ladies' and young men's prayer
meetings was held last Saturday
evening.
The revival meetings have closed
and the students have sealed down
to practical, every day, working
Christianity.
Mr. Harry Wat kins delivered a
short, address at chapel exercises
on Wednesday ot last week. His
subject, was, '-The value of time,"
and was thoroughly appreciated
by the students.
Public rhetorical occurs next
Fridav eveninar and the rhetorical
class is active Flowery sentences
and swan-like gestures abound.
Every member leels that a critical
time of life has arrived.
dusty.
Uncle Dock Starr is visiting
friends and relatives in this place.
Mrs Mary Williams has been
quite sick for the past two weeks.
McKinley elub meets at the
grange hall Tuesday evening, the
15th ult.
J. L. Caton and Ed Williams
made a business trip to Corvallis
last week.
Mr. Bradly and Mr. Hodge took
the contract to furnish wood ior
the school.
Last week Mr. Barnard made
140 oak posts in half a day. The
timber was sawed. Mr. B. is near
70 years old.
School meeting was held at this
place Monday alternoon. A. P.
Starr being appointed director, L.
N. Edwards retiring.
II Minn titerarv societv met at
Simpson's chapel last week and j
reorganized and elected llw fol
lowing officers for the coming
year: President, J. H Edwards;
vice-pres., R. J. Nichols; sec. and
treas., M. E. Tharp; librarian.Sadie
Hawley; asst. librarian, A. P.
Starr.
at the M. E. church
both morning and evening next
Sunday.
Milt Bamett for sheriff, is the
latest blast from locar republican
leaders.
Waggoner Crothers & Co., fur
nih ttie music ai tne aiciviniry
literary society.
Another veterinary surgeon was
in 1 own on oaiuruay. ne in
dulgos, just as did the others.
J. W. Weltv and family left for
Salem on Tuesday, in which city
they expect to reside. Jul ward
goes down later.
At the awnual sehool election ol
Mnnrop district. M. L. Barnctl v
, i 1 ni:s t?i 1.
eK'CteU uuccior anu
was re-elected clerk.
Roads have improved greatly in
the past two weeks. They mat,
and yet they may not be passable
in a few weeks more.
One ot the Schuff boys caught
a real, live coon last week. He
will sxive you the particulars il
von ask him about it.
J H. Starr, president; Alta
Schneider, secretary; Corlie Starr,
vice president, and A. JNelson.
treasurer, are the new oincers 01
the McKinley literary society.
An oyster supper will be given
in the Methodist church this even
ing. A good literary program has
bJen prepared, and the admission
is free. Supper will be 15 cents.
a I T
Several members ot tne Monroe (
cornet band met on the lull ju'
west ot town Sunday afternoon,
and proceeded to serenade ilu
denizens of our little city. They
are welcome to repeat the per
lo-.mance every Sunday afternoon
durit4g the year when the ele
ments will permit.
The 'Amicitia Club," has new
officers, Miss Tallulah Chapman
huincr nresidinsr matron, and Miss
e? 1 1 t
Sadie Looney keeper ot record.
with J. H. Starr as leader of the
.musical department. A larger
hall will soon be necessary, lor
this popular club to conduct it
sessions to a better advantage
We understand that the office j
of county commissioner is expect ;
ed to lafi into the grasp of Hugh
Herron in June. Well, he is a
p ettv good sort of a man for thai
.. - .1 1.
ollice, it tie is a uemuciai.
don't, mean by this that, all repub
Hearts are angels and saints by a
whole lot, yet we do mean that
there are several good men in pol
itics that are not of the republi
can persuasion.
Millie Starr has had the usual
luck of boys, who persist in plac
ing the leading strings of a span
of horses around their waist and
then make an effort to ride anoth
er one and lead the team. An oak
grub loomed up 111 the path Sat
urday when Millie did this trick,
and one of the horses concluded
to go around the wrong way of
the grub, in consequence of which
the young man carries his arm in
a sding. He has one consolation,
so long as he keeps the injured
member sore, no hard work will
be expected of him.
X. Y. Z.
Guardian's Sale of Real Kstate.
An order having been made by the county
poirrt of tho state Omesn. for Wasco coun
ty, en the 120th day of November, 1897, ia
the maUer of the guardianship ot 5ayre
Rinehart, Earl Kinehart, Carl Rinehart and
Philip Rinehart, minors, which said cause
was then pehding in said court, authorizing
and licensiHg the guardian of said minoii.
Emily Belle Rinehart, to sell tho interest of
said minrs in and to tne roal estate herein
after described, and directing that the sale
thereof be made at pnvftto salt in ins man
ner provided for tho sale of real estate at
private ?ale by executors and administra
tors.
Ttfnw therefine. under and in pursuance o!
said order, I will, on and after the 5th day
of March, 1698, proceed to -ell Ih.v nndivid
od one-fifth interest of the said mn rs
above namvd in and to lh said Innd and
premises hereinafter described, at privat
sale, for the highest and best oil -r tliref.i
in cash. Pn posal? and iC.r thi-relur wil
be received at the office of Ike GarvnllU 6a
zctte, in Corvallis, Oregon.
The ln -ds ncd pr-mist-s above referred (,
and which will be sold as abovu sot forth
are dweribed as follows, to wit: An undi
vid-d one -tilth in and to tho toll. -.wins des
cribed tract:
Beeinninsr in th middlo of the J-u.ki:i-
liver -'8 and 12-HM ebai . north and
24 and 36-100 chains cast of the soutbwv
corner of Rowland Chamber's D. L.. claim
Ko. 4C in T. 10 S.. R. 6 W.. th-nce imith
S7 1-2 degrees, east 17 50-100 chain:, thenc
north 1 chain, thence wist 3 57-10C chains
thence north 01-100 chair:, thence west
T5-1C0 chain;, thence north 4 chains, thcricr
.east along the Luckiamute river 3 7.r-10t
chains, thence imrth ." i -sri.-.-s east " 20 100
chains, thence south "3 dexrev, west IS
chains, thence south 6 degrees, west 4 11-100
chains, thence smith 2 1-2 degrees west to
plvco.of beginning", containing 12 60-100
acre?, known as the King's Valfov Iloiirinfc
mill proport3-, sitnated in llwnton county,
Oregon.
Dall.s City. Oregon, Jan. 28, 1S98.
EMILY &. RINEHART,
ttitardUtn of the Illinois above named.
T'-ere are three l'ttle thins which do
more work than any other three little thiugs
created they are I he ant, tho bee and De-
Witt's Little Early Ris-.rs. the la;tbeia the
famous little pills for stomach and liver
troubles. AM. -n Si Wood war 4.
COUGHS and COLDS
itt -vie snraiT.A BALSAM is a sure Remedv
for coughs, colda, sore turoat and for asthma. IS
abates the eongh,
and renders expect
oration easy.
Consumptives
will invariably derive
benefit from its use.
jklany who Bnprose
their cases to be con
sumption are oiily
Buffering from a
chronic cold or deep
seated cough, often
nwcriivfitrd nv ca
tarrh. For catarrh use Ely's Cream Ba'm. Bota
remedies are pleasant to use. Cream Balm, 60 cis.
perbotue: PineolnBi.lsam.?!!-. S-ldbyDrnggisa
ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren St., Iew 1 ork.
Ladies, Take the Best. If you ae
troubled with constipation. Sallow Skin
and a Tired Feci Ulc Karl's Ci r
Tea. it -- ' -' -nul take. S -ol i- lm
kam & Wells.
"This is a plan that
does not cost much,
and is worth all it
costs."
THERE'S only ane
kind ef printing
that we do net do.
That's the poor kind.
That's the kind you
don't want. But when
you want ji
SOMETHING I
I KERT' I
(i clean and up-to-date,
j) printed on ood paper,
a with fine ink, from M
j1: type that is new, and m
of latest face, set in an
V; artistic and intelligent S
manner; m a word, m
when you waut a strict- 9
ly first-class job give us
your rder ana we win
do the rest.
Ladies Shoes.
LADIES who wish to save from one to
two dollars on a pair of fine Shoes can do it
at
KLINE'S
All lines that will not be renewed for Spring
will be sold at the above allowance.
All the best makes of goods included in
the lot, and must be sold.
S. L. KLINE,
The Regulator of Low Prices
Gazette Pub
Corvallis,
Is a
LOCAL DISEASE
and is the result of colds cad
sudden rt:matic changes.
It caa be cu red by a plcasarit
remedy r. ich issppUei
rcctly iv' l- 3 imsiriU. Jie
in$fo; :!y ri-surbuditijiyea
relief at .cea
Ely's m Mi
isacfcnwIc.od to bo t'-o most thor nd cure for
Nasal CaUrrlL Cold in l.'ead and Hay ivir of all
rci.ediss. It and cleantes tho s salpaseagos,
-lo,-, r.-i i -?.ammati'-n. Reals thesra, pro
tJl ,..... t-nJa colds. rtorc the seasei
it"tVtov: . . . ,..si.e. .-t Itr. .HMby maa.
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iREGOWp QEHTBfeL
& EASTERN B. R. CO.
Yaquina Bay Route
Connecting at YAQUINA BAY w'! the
San Francisco & Yaquina Bay
STKAMSHIP COMPANY.
MOtmiHIlUt Hlllll.MITOIirillM
J
TO THE
m Warrct.
STEAMSHIP "PRESIDENT."
c.;i. fiH V.m.m. nouTv l-.tv fnr San
Francisco, Coos Bay, and HiimWuldt Hay.
lMeieer Afteinaa4tlia Urisnrpassed
Shurtmt rnutf btwa the; Willainetln
Valley and California.
Fare from Albany anrt roints Wct t
S;i-i Francift4:
CaMn S 8 Qp
Steerac 80
Round tHp s-d far 60 days, $1T.80.
T Coos liay:
Cabin 88 e
Sf.ra-r P 9
To Humboldt Bay aud Port Orford:
CaWa fl 8
St-raff 00
RIVER DIVISION.
steamer "ALBANY" W-twesa Portlaud
an.l Carvatlis, through without lav-over,
f.cayinir Corvalli.- fi:38 a. n. Tursdays,
Tkurdays and Sundays: lfar.s Poit'and,
Yamhill St. Dock, 6:00 a. m., Monday,
Wednesdays und Friday.
KDW1M STONBt Manager.
! J. C. MAYO. Siipt Rirrr Div.,
H. H. CROXISE, Ajruat, Cor-allis Or
EAST
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
CHIGCN
mo
iti tiuL?i All
VIA
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R.
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C7? Take your selection from tie hundreds igfl8I?
f i of Spring and Summer styles now shown by fe
ST I us ia the most exclusive, popular and fash- 1$mg
I a" XrrsJ'S ionable designs textures ever created by jsHL
"THE BIG MERCHANT TAJLORS
"!(" " There is a marked difference between f "75T
O Iheir "honor bright" workmsrtsh'-p, finish, yS, K 4h
trimmings, fit and general tone and those of A A A W- I
jij$ff others thrown together to sell " cheap." One 11 11 TlKM
p& is honest, the other dishonest. Our customers j A PSfe' 1
are everlasting customers. It's the result of yCf j nA In
"saiisfactionl" You will surely have your jBjl
JTSfe measure taken here when you
E. UOT.GATK
M. I.. HOLGATK
mm. & son,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
CeRVALLIS. OREGON
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AND
mn CITY
LOVy RATES IN ALL
EASTERN CITIES.
OCEAN STEAMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS
SAN FKISGO
Steamers Mahthly frrv.i Portland
tf Yokofeauia and H-ng KongjTia,
The Nw.thein Piicific bteamship
Co. in cnn'Ction v.-ilh O. R. & R.
cm i
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Onion Laundry 60.,
POETLAJN 3D, OIK.
All white labor work guaranteed.
Basket leaves on Tuesdays and arrives
Saturdays. T. D. CAMPEEIX, AgeKt,
OP. 4BDRCS5 I
. Siglm, C'oivaiiis, Or.,
W. H. HSsRLBURT,
GCN'L PASS AGCNT,
PORTLAND, OR
It is because
its readers are of the
welltodo class
that the
Corvallis
Qazetfe
is the most profitable
medium for advertise
ers in Benton county
F. Iv. MIIvIvKR.
11 it SEE
THOS. WHITEHORN, Prop.
W. H. McBrayr ad Old Crow Wliis
kys, Fine Wines, Liquors ani Cigars.
LOUIS G. ALTMAN, M. D.,
HomeopatMst.
Office: Over Alleu & Woodward's
drugstore.
Residence: Corner Third and
Harrison Sts.
Hours Gorvallis, Or.
EAST and SOUTH
VIA
THE. SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Southern PacifiG CcmDanv
EXPRESS 1 RAINS KUN UAILT.
6:-it P. M
9:4' A. M
7 US A. I
Letvc
: Leave
j Armo
Portland Arrive
I'pan.Y Jrrivb
S. Frani.i i" l.e-r
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A. II.
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Atovi trains slnJ ' all wiirt i)al .tatiuiit
Ijftws.-n P.)rtliid nH SaUm, Turwr, M
rion, Jflersn. Albany. Tat(fit Sfertd,
Hiil.ffv, HarrUbun-. Junction City, Eui-ne,
Crw.wull. Cnttagr Grurt, rirains, and all
fhitiii3 from Rosebiu gt Auhland, inelutive.
Rscltur Mail Daiiy.
S:S A. M.
12:25 P. M.
i.in P. M.
1 Lvave
Lsava
Arrive
Prtland
Albauv
Roelurjr
Arrive I 4:SP P. M
Arrive 1J:SP. M
Leave i T:3 A. Si
Wertsiis Di.i::ja.
BETWKEK POUTLAXD AND COKVALLIS
Hail Trait. Saily Except Suiiiy.
7::i A. 51. I Leave
! 12:15 P. M. i Arrive
Portland
Carvailis
to say it is the most remarkable Remedy
that ha.s ever been brought to my atten -tioH.
It has certainly saved manv from
Consumption. Slid bv Graham &. Wells.
Twenty cases men's aud boy's new
spring shoes opened at Xolau & Calla-
school in the West district last
Friday.
A. L. Clark and Willis Vidito,
were over in Lincoln county last
week, pleading law before Justice
Goodman's court.
R. G. Mires, W. J. Headrick
County warrants taken at par for mer
chandise at Nolan & Callahan's.
We have the best
equipped Job Office
in the city,
French candies at Hodes & Hall's.
Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer
immediately relieves Sour Stomach, Com
ing up of Food Distress, and is the great
kidney and liver remedy. Sold by Gra
ham & Wells.
Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Core.
The best Cough Cure. Relieves Croup
promptly. One million bottles sold last
year. 40 doses for 25 cts. Sold by Gra
ham & Wells.
A ( Wo Prnnr.-itinn fnr A?-
slmilating tfcerood andRcgula-
uiig the 5 tomacas anaixr-vvjia ui
Arrive t:t9 P. M
Leave 1 : P.
G. R. FARRA, M. D.!
At Albany ami Crvallta coiml with traiint f the
Oregon facific l.ailrd.
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
Promotes Digestion.ChecrfuI-
ness and Kesccontanrs maun
Opium.Morpnme nor Mineral
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ness and .LOSS OF
Tiic Simile Signature of
y NEW YORK.
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVEET
BOTTLE OF
Office- upstairs over F. L. Miller's store.
Residence on Third street in frsnt of
courthouse.
Office hours S to 9 a. m., and 1 to a and
7 to S p. tu. All call attetuled promptly.
E. R. BRYSON,
Zierolf Building.
Fire Insurance. Collections
promptly attended to.
Exsrcs: Trail. Iiily Sseef t Soiiar.
4:59 P M ! Lrave Pottlaml Arriv I 8:25 . M.
7:30 P. M I Arrive Mcllinnville Leave 1 5:MA. to.
8:3a P. M. Arrive lndepndeuc Leave I 4.50 A. 11.
Direct connection at San Francisco
with Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific
mail steamship lines for JAPAN AJD
CHINA. Sailing dates mil applicatioh.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points
and Europe. Also JAPAN. CHINA
HONOLULU and AUSTRALIA, ean be
obtained from A. K. MILNER, Ticket
Acent. Corvallis.
R KOF.HLER, C. H. MARKHAM,
Manager. A G F & P. A.
Portiamd, Or.
F. M. JOHNSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CORVALLIS. REGOJT.
Does a general practice in all tVe oonrK. Al-o
agent lor all the first-class ittsuraiice conpames
Oftstorls ia rrat IB In ons-sira liottlta only. It
Is aot cold ia Bulk. Doa't allow myrna to sell
yen anything else en tho jlea or promse tnai n
is "jnst as good" and "'will aBiwer every pnr-
tfcai yon get (J-fl.-B-1-o-av-J.-a.
BOW EN LESTER
DENTIST
Office ttpftUlYB oJrer Ftrtt Konl BnH
Strictl Flrst-Class Weirk Gopantd
Corvallis. Oregon
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EAILEOAD.
The Safest,
Quickest,
Cheapest
ROUTE
FOR ALL POINTS
East and Southeast.
For inii
rsiifv linte
DT .1(1(1 I P
particHlar regaromg
ot Irstns. etc.. cnl! on
GEO. f: eglin.
W. E COWAN. A?t.. Corvatlis.
i (jttnfral Aser.l,
124 Tbiird St. Forrland, Ojc
;han's.