The Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, April 22, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThree weddings in Corvallis are sched- I A.A A' led for next week. I juue -ullerton arrived yesterday to e , iS' r.r;,i, o.i;,.,.,.i ,...,..-.. r ..... ?r?i. I I I I J I T A l I 'fVT"' TH WIT T A -rt . corvallis, Oregon, a w. g -a-- i jHic v civ i l a i i k w n 1 i Hb JrcOrLE w ANT J i argued. j b , j5 LoCcats that are being I R- C. Sanderson, dean of the divinity j J When It COttteS ToDreSSJ 5 redaction. If vou want ! scho1 at Eugene, will preach at the I $ rr-t -, , , , . 5 of goods for year money Christian church next Sunday, morning jS LlG Ore SO when the COst 18 110 Sweater. To Catch OH to the latest it Will interest them. All the capes and j a,ld evening. g . vcm to See OUr line of SoriTlO- "Pn-rvVh o o.,. f rtnient sold at a reduc- j The war is on. The Atlantic squadron P? - JP ! has bec-j ordered to Cuba to blockade I g bee (Jill NeW Wash Goods 2 5 1S5 A few Ladies' sold at a great a large amount bt sure and see jackets in the depa titn. A good servicablc umbrella for 50 cents; lots style in the 75-cent grade, and lots of wear too. If you want a better one, you will Slid it here at tee same ratio of low price to good goods. R and G Corsets in styles and shapes that will fit any form. A line of French Corsets, good fitters, made of French cautil, drab and white. All grades to .$3.50, tor $1.00. Have yen seen our 50 cent and $1.00 line? There- are no better for that price. S. t YOUNG & SON, Albany, Oregon. Agents for Buttrick Patterns LOCAL HAPPENINGS. hou-.e to- the port of Havana. It is expected that j the first shot will be fired about noon to day. Late telegrams state that the Spanish government resent.-, McKinley's ultima tum and has given Minister Woodford I his passports. Fighting may begin at any hour. Subject at Methodist Episcopal church Sabbath morning, "Five beautiful pic tures from one of tin most brilliant sce:-ie3 in hi.torv." Evening, Second discourse on "The would-bs destructive work of the penknife." 1 lie program for tomorrow night's en tertainment at the opera house is delight j fully inviting. There is a timeliHess and j sprightliness ii the selection of the num j bers that ought U fill the opera house, ! especially since the cause i:; a nobie one. A pleasant and interesting even', was the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wyatt, heads of the well .nown and highly esteemed Wyatt family, of this ; muscular you county. List Tuesday was the anniver sary of their wedding and it was fittiuglv observed by a family reunion at the home of John Wyatt. Wm. Mack ay, ex-sheriff of Benton c unity and now a citizen of British Col- Comprising all the late novelties. See our Ladies See cmv Ladies Shirt Waists. See ourflranpri f,n. rrady made suits. homes Curs is the largest and most complete up-to-date house in the city. Call and see. I Shoes and Gent's Clothing, L H, HARRIS, m.' ATHLKTIGS GALORE. Tomorrow's Contest Prepar ing for the fcJig: June Meet Basebill Notes. For the Bike Path. "Wheat 76 cents yesterday. "War er Peace" at opera morrow night." S. N. Wilkins h is repainted his resi- dence and in other way-, added to the! r ornamentation of his hunie property. M Mr. John Daly is sufferin;: from a severe umbia, is renewing Corvallis friendships attack of grip, ao l Robert Johnson is after an absence of two years. Mr. again doing lo.-als" on Mr. Daly's M-ckay expresses himself a.; pleased paper. with the visit to hi- old liome, biit he- Thirty new names added to the G.- enjoys the bustle of business a-' rity of zktte S subsnpti in 1st tUis moat 1 lutt -ria country, ana win return there The paper is recognized as being enter- jiP a short time. itaining and useful. V Geo. L. Paul, one of the retiring p i TIiq Oregon A-s ciati.-ra of th . C-mgre-gational churches meet, at Eugne, IS.'ay 6th, 7tU and 8th. T e delegates from Corvallis are Mr. Kranse, Mrs. John Bur aiett, Mrs. J. R. Farra. M!ss Dense- , Miss Clark au.' H. L. Hoi ; ate. John Zeis and wife, n: d son Fritz len-e next week for Redding, Cal.. where Ed. and lheodoroZ;n are operating an icek factory and bottiin works. Em II Zeis, who returned fr sm l.'n iforniathis mcnth, and John Zei:, jr., will manage the Cor vallis ice works. E. R. BrysoH and bride are at home, after a wedding trip through California, and will soon occupy :he Cooper resi dence. They were warmly welcomed by -a host of frier; ds. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Davisson held a reception at their home Tuesday evening iu honor of Mr, and .Mrs. Bryson. Mrs. Abbey ii visiting her daught.r i'i Portland, and left her heme and belong ings in charge of Eph B;ach, Corvallis' gallant night policeman parture the fiae Jersey cow has died, l he dog rua away, a setting hen has deserted her eggs, the canary bird has the grippe. Mr. Beach awaits, iu fear and trembling, tke owner's returu. Robert Lanka, an O. A. C. student artict has prepared sketches of a few of the O. A. C. athletes for use of the Orc gonian.to illustrate a write-up of the col lege athletics that will probably appear in that paper next Sunday. Mr. Lanka is clever and artistic and all his work is highly creditable. Dilly doesn't d?.lly. He is alwa3"S duly doling out new ideas in making and mending. He is the best fixist this siae of San Francisco. This office ca- fully recommend his mechanical ability, hav ing tested it on several occasions. He makes bicycle matters a specialty. The only fault with Dilly is, lie charges too little for his work. A. D. Hill, of Hurron, S. D., is visit ing his half brother, Norm Lilly, near this city. Mr. Hill was register of the land office at Hurron until recently, hav ing beeu appointed by Cleveland. He is a. democrat, but voted for McKialey, and believes in the maintainence of the g Id standard. Mr. Hill is delighted with the Willamette Valley and expects to make j a general tour of the coat before return- I ing home. The Albany Republican thus speaks of Miss Johnson of this city, who t6ok the part of Zerish in Queen Esther at Al bany: "Miss Mabel Johnson, as Zerish, Hainan's wife, was the perfect embodi ment of a lovely woman, whom the fates had decreed should suffer atonement for her husband's acts. She played her part w.th great skill and a proper conception f the lowering clou ls of adversity that hovered o'er her pathway church prietors of the GAZETTE, is in Salem tuis week. He has been offered a good position iht re and expects tra accept it, with the intention, later, of goin to San Francisco. Mr. Paul has a great deal of dramatic talent a:id is constantly urged to work along that line, and in literary ::iatters he has exceptional ability. Cor vallis .-.ill m:ss ?Ir. Paul trreatlv. Services at the Presbvtcrian next Sabbath at the usual hours. Text in the morning: "Hosanna: Blessed is he who comet'j in the name of the Lord." 1 1 the evening the service will be one of timely and stirring interest. Topic: "Pa t iotism the duty of the hour." Old soldiers and young soldiers and all, cor dially invited. Music for the occasion will be prepared lay the choir. Mrs. Ona Goracke, a Bohemian lanen to the msaue a;ylnm by S :eriff Tomorrow afternoon the athletes of the club louse at C- uthom hall will con test for supremacy with the as?ile and men from the Amicitia society club house. The coiite -t includes spnuting, distance run -, nurd e racing, pale vaulting, weight events, jumping, bicycle racing and, 111 fact, pll the usual events wi 1 occur. A very SEaall admit tance f:-- will be charged. Among the Cauthorn hall athletes, are Stites, Yaung. Scott, Palmer, Fred and Arc 1 Krure, Abrams, Smith, Beach, Hardin.', Stui-.o, Riddle, Redd. T-.c Amicitiaus include McBride, Scog- gms, iv I wards, Colt, Bodine, Gallagher, VTalter-i, Brown and Stimpsou. Several ot the spee.lv and strong college meu re side at neither club house, including Sto- vall. H offniau, McKnight, Crawford, Huddleston, Tharp, Elgin, Pate, McGuire, Belt aud Howell. Eph Cninerou already has the boys well in hand aud is sati.-.fied that the O. A. C. team thi. seison will be stronger even than tiiat la year, notwithstanding the loss of three or four gooil meu. Tke Or ange lads will have more formidable op position at Salem than they hadjast June, but they have good prospects for retain ing the championship. Monmouth college baseball team met the O. A. C. ballists last Saturday on the farmers' ground. Thy home team won with a score of 20 to 10. The game was somewhat raggtd in the beginning, but improved in the last five inning!', show- ! ing that the boys are capable of doing was I good work. Prof. Cord:ey umpired, giv ing satisfaction to both tea:-:is. baseball season The campaign for good roads i on. The bicycle pth raove.:seut is the skirmish line in the -reat battle for do. cent, comfortable, economical highways. The.e path-, are but the beginning, not the end. Tomorrow a brigade of volunteers be gin work on the proposed path frov:i Cor vallis to Albany, comme.icing their la bors near the saw mill. All men and boys who can handle a pick or shovel are requested to meet at the saw mill at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, bringing their implements with them. At a meeting of the roa.-l club Monday night 42 new members were added, and much work accomplished. The next meeting will be held on Saturday, May 7th. Purple and white are to be the col ors of the club, this being the report of the special committee appointed for the purpose, which report was adopted. After the Albany path is completed obb to Philomath will b; undertaken. The Union Nominees. A Change. Unless mistakes in reporting re I urns Jiuve occurred, ilie demo cratic populist ticket iu Benton county will be: - Representative A. D. Hale Judge E- L. Bryan Sheriff Clerk Recorder Treasurer Ars-.ssor School Supt Commissioner Surveyor Coroner The official The sc'iedule baseball league is ; KlCKard yesterday. She has beeu in- ! The intercollegiate sane since Friday, herprescnt mala ly ' opens 011 May 2 1. D.-ing uie result ot -n illness of several I itirtntlic T 1 4nu : 1 1 1 . , Since her de- I ? ' "'F- accou.uaoie j one came irom Monroe and her husband and throe small children live there, be 1 ing comparatively new comers, She is 33 years old, and a sli;;ht, pretty woman. ! Of the five schools in ressioit during j March that competed for the banner of atteutaHce, districts No. 12 and Mn en I nitnshi I . ' 0" r I C5 ..... ' i-'ntvv-i rx - v.J CI I C 111 j tied for first place with an attendance of 011 the morning of June 4. between the : 99 pe.- cent. The record of the ether winners of the north and south districts. ; schools were: District No. 2, 96 per cent; 1 Nr. 13, 754 and No. 23, 65. There being no school in Ptter Rickard Virgil Watters W. L. Caxthorn Wm. Buchanan Asa Alexander A. R. Brown 1 Paul Dodeie A. J. Locke S. N. Wilkins count, which takes "Men may come, and men may go," but the Gazette goes on forever. B. W. Johnsoa and Geo. L. Pa-.l, who have been as related with the Gazette for more thai three years, as proprietors, with Mr. Johnson, as editor and man ager, and Mr. Paul, as foreman, have re tired from the business. The have dis posed of their entire interest in the Ga zette Publishing Comp-.ny. Under their direction the Gazette his grown and prospered. The circulation has thribled and patronage in other di rections largely increared. W hen Mr. Johnson was appointed postmaster he c. included to dispose of his interest in the paper, and Mr. Paul desired a larger field. Negotiations with the present owners were entered into the first of the year, but the sale was not consumated until recently. Mr. Holgate, who has filled the editor ial chair since the first of the year and continue as editor and manager and Mr. Henry Stuart will be foreman of the office. The paper will contiuue to be re pnblicau in politics. The Royal is the highest grade baking powder wowo. Actual teats Mow it goes one third farther than any other bread. 3 . i ill i 1 I ' j 1 a mm W: j 1 y ' ftmK POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYALBAKlNa POWDC8 8., NEW YORK. War and Peace Obituary. lor th: intercollegiate as fallows: University of Oregon V3. Oregon A jricultural Col lege a.ul McMinnville college vs. Pacific college, May 21 ; winner of the first game to play Ali.any college, May 2a; wiuuers of the secon I game to p ay Monmouth normal school .Juy 2S, also. The cham- Fancy Beeves. place tomorrow may show a change m representative and com missioner. Chester Skeels being close to Hale, and Hugh Herron being only 2(J votos behind Felix Dodeie. The union primaries fell short ihe republican nrimnries. in cither of the districts win- i "The finest car 01 cattle e-er shimWl ninS m . uanner, it will remain In the I from Benton superintendent's office. Diplomatic relations between Spain and United States has ceased Polo. lea v j ing Washington. McKialey has de j manded that Spain withdraw her troops j from Cuba, and if complying answer is i not received by noon Saturday, U. S. ; ships and soldiers will move on Cuba. Actual war may begin tefore then and troops are concentrating 011 the southern coast. C ill for volunteers may be is : sued today. j A pro.essir of hypnotism rave a exhibition of hi powers at" the county," was the comment ' 1 of Gec. Smth and Geo. Horni?:g as they watched the loading of the animals Will ! Gellaily t.Kk to Portland, Monday. of fSenfon county, by at le.-.st 150 votes, and this probably fairly represents- the difference iu the strength or the two unities. The nominees on the union ticket are all good men and goon citizens and some of tbeni are fully cap able of filling Ihe positions to which they are nominated, but i hey have no advantage! in any n spect over I ho republican candi date. and Ihe latter are certain ot election with majorities ranging irom 100 to 400 Julian N. McFadden will doubt less be the nominee for justice of peace ol Corvallis district on the union ticket, to run againsfc Ed. sday iht. tie had an audi .cmpli- as a show tl e 1 erform- e deade.t failure. Several -admitted free stayed the of only 3 pe-p e, largely and house 1 u ence WiUtary," auce wa-i I small boy part of loony bumpkins by indulging in tlie very -n;lnal sillmess of throwing e.'-gs- They were all known and only the departure of the "professor," saved them from arrest and fine. Supt. Denmau ha.-, received a commu nication from a committee: in Ohio, that is endeavoring to raise funds to build a new warship for tke government to be called "The American Boy," and that ij to take the place of the Maine. The money is to be raised by the bovs and They were handsome aud they repre- I sented much care, attention and expense, j having been stall fed. There were sev- j enteen head iu the car, some of them i wciyhin over a ton. Their awrao,. ! wcigni was 1,000 pounas aurt tlie price i? u-,,. ,i ui- , w. naid rvi, ..,.! , . , ! At- Bryson, the republican choice r y., 'IM - - i . . I M wr f.04 a uea.i. i ue carioaa was worth ; over $1,000. brief' ne oecves were purchased by a Pcrt opera land buyer who will take t ;e:n to Victo ria. Ciuadian sutjecls i.f Queiu. Victo ria will ple-ise their palates with the juicy tenderloin and prime roasts lrom these Bentou comity boviues. Philomath Prohibition Club. eirls of America, bv contribnti fill Miter. R-psrts fro:n three Sunday schaols of tain meats, etc., and it is requested that a Corvallis show the following statistics: committee in each town take charge of First figure-, give the average weekly at- j the matter of raising funds. ConsulGei -tendauce.the second, average weekly col-ienl Lee. Secretarv of W.or At.,r Evav.gelical, Yi, 45 ! others are said to have endorsed the nro jeel There is a limit to the usefulness of the bicycle as Editor Irvine, of the Times can attest. He and lib daughter, Edna, concluded to tske a ride on their tandem and returning, lead their cow home. The c 9w failed to appreciate the situa tion an 1 aeted i.i such a manner as to create discard between the various ele ments of tke combination. The ablest efforts of Ur. Irvine failed to restore con fideuce between editor, daughter, tan dem, ropi and 1-ovine. . There was a b .i.f snaggle for supremacy, ending in a bidlv daina. ed tandem and in the tri um ihaut cow being led home in the old lashioned way. I The christian endeavor society ef the C-:-gregationaI church gave a ileasa:-.t aud successful sociable at the read rooms Monday evening. "As some tall cliff that lifts its awful form, Swells from the vale and midway leaves . the storm; Tho' 'round its 1 reast the rolling clouds are spread, Eternal sunshixe settles on its head." So while the ominous war clouds roll and jingoes are a raving, Spencer in paace maintains his soul aud keeps right on a shaving. lections. United cents; Congregational, 58, 60 cents; Christiau, S4, 126 cents. Secretaries of all Corvallis Sunday schools are request ed to hand in statistics for publication, at the next meeting of the teacher's union. A special meeting of the board of re gents of the agricultural college will be held today to consider the matter of the Mew building for which 5,000 is now available and 2,500 in siht. With f. 7, 500 it is thought that .1 building can be erected that can serve for drill ball, gym nasium and auditorium. The need for such a building has been greatly fcit ancj students, faculty and citizens will appre ciate it. Antoae Luther, citizeit, farmer and re publican, of Granger, is isiting Iowa with his family. That state is his old borne and his brothers are prosperous farmers then.. Mr. Luther has been west ten years and having worked and man aged instead of putting in his time I damning the "money powers" he has swells from the vale and midway leaves I made larmiii? nrofitahle and is nhle tn ' f, , w appreciate the advantages offered to't'ie residents of Oregon. He will return with his family in June. The Corvallis sawmill is again bus -making logs into lumber, and the Umeu ted inactivity that has been manifested in the north end of town for many months is a thixg of memory only. Mr. Strong, the lessee and manager, has, with du one exception, engaged Corvallis men I That is the way all druggusts sell ' to maice up the crew ot ten, that 13 at GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TON present employed. M. H. Kriebel, a very i IC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is capable gentleman, is foreman and Fred I simply iron and quinine in a tasteless Oberer, a first-class mechanic, has charge j form. Children love it. Adults nrofer . . 1 Ed. Gazettk: 1 Will you dease announce that the Phi lomath Prohibition Club will meet at the M. E church, Philomath, on Monday evening, April 25, 1S9S, at 8 p. m., for the purpose of discussing and agitating the all important question of prohibition of the liquor traffic on a non-partizan line. ' All frie-.ids of prohibition arc cordially invited to attend and take part iu the movement. An interesting program has beea prepared for the occasion. Every body is welcome. By order of the club. E. A. Jackson, Secretary. 1 1 lie preferential svsiem ot pn maty nominations has not given unanimous satisfaction. It gives too preat an opportunity lor the stronger candidates to shelve each other in the advantage of a weak er and less desirable man. Much comment favorable to a direct first choice" plan of primary 1 nominations has been heard, some ol it coming Irom republicans. RED ftoydH HANDS Itching, scaly, bleeding palms, shapeless nails, and painful linger ends, pimples, blackheads, oily, mo thy skin, dry, thin, and falling hair, itch ing, scaly scalps, all yield quickly to warm baths with Cuticuba 8oap, nnd gentle acoiatings with OtrricuKA (ointmentj, the great skin cure. CASTORIA Tor Infants and Children. Parson C. Gleason was born near ouonmiiy, Marion county, uregon. Uct. 21, 1S,0, and died at Good Samara) in Hospital, Port land, Or.. April 6, 1S9S. He had been at the hospital lour months. the while suffering most intensely. Some six months ago in a run away he was thrown out and run over by the wagon. Besides bruising him it dislocated his hip. It was not thought serious at first but when so considered the hest surgical aid could not avail. Several months before the aeci ,1 K 1 i .. . ui'iil ue uecame a niemoer ot tlie Woodmen of the World at Philo math, laithliilly and wisely sup porting a b-iiefit. which will some more, than meet Ihe expenses at tendant upon his sickness and death. i hough the strongest among us, he was the first to co Brave, manly, upright, he was be loved by all who knew him. riis was a lile nobly free from the base vices, a usual cure to young men. Tobacco. liquor and pmiiiiuiy never siamea ins lips nor his character. It also breathes upon us a beautiful lesson of faith ful industry and kindly generosity. While in the hospital he delight ed in the visits of Ihe King's mes sengers. Oltimes iu the midst ot torturing pain he would join in their sweet songs and with joyous anticipation talk of meeting loved ones gone before. The funeral was under the aus pices of the Woodmen of the World. Services were held in the Oak Ridge church on Easter day. conducted by B. E. Emerick. of Philomath, assisted by Dr. Thomp son, ot Corvallis. The body sleep-, in the Oak Ridge cemetery await ing the resurrection call. Loving hearts are ?ore berelt, but there is one who can more than heal their every wound. May they know Him lor that is life eternal. A FlilEiND. An entertainment for the benefit of the reading room will be given at the Opera House, Satwrday evening, April 2, when the following program will be rendered- Mnsic Violin War and Peace, military drill 40 boys 'My Dreams of Thee," solo Miss Louise Fischer Pantominne Miss Leon T.ni Piano Solo Mrs. E. F. Pernot Dumplings and Cider, recitation Ethel Watters Selection Male Quartette The Volunteer Organist, recitation Miss Helen Crawford Gnitar duet Miss Cauthorn and Mr. Woodward The Rainbow of Flowers 55 girls Negro Melody Adelaide Sheasgreen Tableau Ooad NTioht - Come everyone and enjov a pleasant evening an-1 help a good cause. Tickets 15 cent, reserved seats 25 cents. children 10 cents, at Gerhard's. You Know How ft is Yourself People are looking for chances It's right they should. We grasped one that came our way recently a Shirt chance. If you're interested, we want to cultivate your acquaintance. It's your next best "bosom friend " and we are eager to introduce them to you. Coming in soon ? Wo handle this famous.. WE. make of guaranteed clothing Suits made to order F. L MILLER. f LAMPS, W fggt CROCKERY, egg GLASSWARE. And living well, is without question in THE ART OF LIVING JUDICIOUS MARKETING. DUSTY. A. P. Starr is on this week. the sick list Call for Volunteers. to few pri ll. Z. Minion, of Lancaster, is in our midst. Florence Buckingham went Alsea on last Sunday. J. C. Householder spent a days 111 our burg last week. The democrats held their mary here on Saturday last. Sadie Hall lias gone to Toledo to visit her sister for a lew months. Isaac Porter, of Harrisburg, was in our vicinity this week on business. J. E. Banton and wife, of Alsea, are visiting Iricnds and relatives at this place. J. N. Alford and J.L. Caton are new lull Hedged members of the Beltfonntain grange, liave taken the third and lourlh degrees on Si liir lay last. On Friday evenine. A Dril 29th. tho drama entitled "linwii in xie," will Ue plaved at the Bcll- fountain sirano hall. Admission 10 cents. Ltidies l)iiniinr baskets admitted Iree. Proceeds to go for the benefit of ihe hall. Comu one Miirl all. 4 Where you buy is of as much importance as what you buy and what you pay for it, when it comes to food. You want to know the surroundings of the things you are going to eat. Notice the cleanliness of our store. Everything is fresh and attractive. The prices are always right. P. M. ZIER0LF. m m w 9 ft 3 jfi riSc jtk 3V m V IF "W wttur Sn jjfiK-dfW: 3 The Racket's Up. " Up-to-date" is the motto of the RACKET STORE. The goods are up la Quality. The goods art- up la Style. The he lioile ligaatnre ' IS OS wrapper. Letter List. Following is the list of letters remain ing iu Hip Corvallis postoffice, unclaimed April 1 6, 1S9S: Robert Arthur, J. L. Burno, j. V. Ewagen, Samuel Daw, Louis Hansen, Aubert Lercus, Mae MissUr, W. A. Mar tin.?, R. H. Russ, T. S Skaw, Edward Thrift, Freddie Wilkinson, Harry Zeh rung. B.W. Iohjtson, V. M. icura Is told throuffbontthe wortd. Pott t k Dbuo akd Cbch. Corp., Sole Propi., Koton. "How to Produce Sort. "White nandi,' free. ITCHING HUMORS in.tnntlv rcliMT.! by CUT1COSA KlCMKUUift. All persons desirous of a.-.sisting ia the building of a bicycle path on the road between Corvallis and Albany, are re quested to be present at the saw mill on Saturday morning, April 23, at 8 o'clock. with shovels, picks and other necessary implements. Those who can brine horse and plough or a scraper team to assist with the work please do so. Bknton County Road Cwb. Best Ever Offered. The best bargains ever offered in town for the money. When it comes to stylish and p.opular hats st low prices I stand so far ahead of competition as to feel de cidedly lonesome. A new invoice of sty. ish trimmed dre-s tats are expected by the 1st of May. Mrs. J. Mason. Household Goods. I-Io Cure No Pay. rever ELY'S CREAM BAI.M Is a positive-cure. Apply into the aostrils. It is quickly absorbed. 60 cents ft J)raTffiK8 er hf mail ; ssraDles l&c. bv mftH. ELY BROTH-IiK'S, 66 Warruu EbtKMT York Ciy. Stop that cough! Take warning. It may lead to Consumption. A 25c. bottle of Shiloh's cure may save yonr life. I Colds and Lagrifpe. Th- ancient Greeks brlierad that thn Pon alcs w.:rt; the jratls why a'tetidnd t the wel fare and prosperity u( the family. They ner.- household cods in every hvia. Th bmnebold god to day is Ur. Kine' Now Dim very. For consumption, ejh, colds and tor .-.11 affectivni oft-r. t, qhrst anj lunsj-s it is invaluable. It has been tried for a quarter of n century an.1 is guaranteed to cure, or money rettirned. No household should be without this goed r.ngel. It is pleasant to take and a sale td sure remedy for old and young. Frev trial' bottles at Graham & Wells' drug store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00. Laxative Broiwj.QuiEise Tablets move the bowels gestly. relieves thp fverisli conditio:-, and headache, making it the best and quickest reiaedy for Coughs, Cure-, in oae da" CATARRH is a LOCAL DISEASE and is the result of ear js and sudden climatic chan:- es. It can be enred by a ptcasart remedy w:.ic!i i n;(,liei Vi rcctiy Into t o nostril". 5e ineqt.ctly a -srbeaitcivoa relief ate-cc Ely's eraealn? lsackn-n-k. jcd to be tV.e most thorngS euro for Hasal Catarrli. Cold In fead and Hay Fevr of all remedies. It opens and cleanses the E-sal passages, allays pain and inflammation, honla the sores, pro tects tho n?cmhraae from colds, restores the senses ortaste an vaell. rY4ce 5c. at Of 11 ' tlall or by mail. WIT BitOTatJ;. ise Warrep-i-r Mfew ' BucKlen's Arnica Salve. TUi: BE&T SALVE in the world for Cuts, Brui-rs, S-rrs, Uleers, Salt Rheum, FnvQr Sor.s, Tetter, Chnj.pcl Hand, Chil blaivs. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or n pay required. It is guaranteed to -ive prr,-ct satitfacsion or money refunded. Price 25 eurrts per Vox. For sale by Graham & Wells, druggists. Karl's Clover Root Tea for Coustioa- tion, its the best, and after using.it if yea don't say to return the package and get your money. Sold by Graham & Wells, The rider bruisr.. DcVVitt's Witeli Hazel Salve is the best thing to keep on hand. It hesls quickly, and i.-. well known euro for piles. Graham. & Wells. farmer, mechanic and th; bieyelo lot liable to unexneeted cats and Tio fae- ssoile slgutue ef Trade is coming up with a boom. Prices are not up, but that can't be helped. Purchasing direct of manufacturers saves whole sale jobbers profits, aud, of course, customers musi '. have tbt benefit of this saving. The nlPW VflDIf T flCT CTAnc fli" v. ' ( - Your Small Boy Could do your marketing for you at our store. Let him stop here on his way froi school and repeat your order. Yon mar be sure it will be fillled promptly and just as right as if you came yourself. Jfc Si A Call for Warrants. notice is nercby given that there money on hand at tke county treasurer's office to pay all orders endorsed and marked "Not paid for want of funds" up to and including those of May 16, 1895. Interest will be stopped on same from this date. Corvallis, Or., April, aoth, 1S58. W. A. Buchanan, Treasurer Benton County, Oregon. Catarrh Cured! A clear head and sweet breath secure.', with Shiloh's Ca tarrh Remedy; sold 011 a guarantee. Na sal injector free. Sold by Graham & Wells. Thirty-rive years make a generation. That is how long Adolph Fisher, of Zanesville, O., suffered from piles. He was cured by using three boxej of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Graham & Wells. Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures where others fail. It is the leading Couh Cure, and no home should '-e without it. Pleasant to take and goes right to the spot. Sold by Graham & Wells. It is a great leap from the old fnshinpd dosus of blue-mass and nauseous physics t the pleasant little pills knoown as DeWitt' Little Early Risers. They cure constipa tion, sick headache and billiousness. Gra ham & Wells. A. NODES, Headquarters 1 FURNITURE BARGAINS. Good Quality and Low Prices is Our A Call will Convince. Uotto. FRED G. CLARK. Children like it, it saves their lives. We mean One Minute Cough Cure, the infalli ble remady for coughs, colds, croup, bron chitis, grippe, and all throat and lung troubles. Graham & Wells. French candies at Hodes & Hall's. County warrants taken at par for mer chandise at Nolan & Callahan's. Karl's Cover Root Tea is a pleasant For constioation take Karl's nWr laxative. Reflates the bowels, purifies Root Tea, the Great Blood Purifier Cure, the blood. Clears the connexion. Kasv vtaA H .. 1 . a. 1 ..Ribbons and Laces.. Soloman in all his glory was not bedecked with such delicate and pleasing RIBBONS, LACES, Etc., as represents the Spring purchase of the Cash Store. The newest shades and tints. THE CASH STORE, Next to the Postoffice. Corvallis, Oregon. r SPRING TIME! 2 X Advertising This I: The Time For Plantin? Seed m the Ii AZt llfc It will bring a golden harvest. I V 01 iue pianer.