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M j j I H?CllC. Issut-J Every Friday Morning by ihe Gazette Publishing CO. .. - . X1RVALLIS, OREGON, Apr. 29, 1898. AFFIRMATION. The Gazette stands fors The protective tariff. The single gold standard. Retirement cf 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 factlonless, clean, effective republican party. "REMEMBER THE MAINE. The awfui tragedy in Havana harbor involving the destruction of the Maine and the death of more than two hundred of her sailors, will be ever present in the minds of those who fight for the stars and stripes in the con flict with Snaiii. That treacher ous blow, delivered by Spanish j ministration; it approves of the officers, aud hardly oven noticed j the McKinley administration by tiie Spanish government, was and applauds the Oregon delega enough to stir the blood of the tion in standing upon the repub most" peaceful American and lican platform and in supporting make him long to punish the j assassins ::na the country respon sible for their actions. But the president, with splendid discern ment, has not made the Maine horror the cause oi the war. He lias put the nation on even higher grounds, and in doing so he has truthfully interpreted the situation. Tbe president would not be justi- fied in saying directly or by itn- plication that the destruction of the Maine is the real cause of j the war. The real cause is; Spain's continued inhuman treat- ment or the Cuban subjects. The Maine explosion hastened j the conflict, as did the DeLome incident, but were the Maine un injured and all its men alive to day, the American people would still move forward to the expul-1 siou 01 tne Spaniards as a gov erning power, from the western hemisphere. This is not a war for" revenge. We are not slaying the Spaniards because Spaniards slew our sail ors, nor is it this republic's mo tive to revenge the thousands of Cubans slain by the sword or by hunger. We fight for today and for tomorrow. Columbia has girded on" her sword not to make Spain miserable, but to make Cuba free and happy, r-v JTUc.-are.-the -hifjh cousidera- tion. that will live in history as ia inan 01 s;1Cil spieuam cnara? influencing the United States to I ter as T r- Geer" And 11 1S declare war against Spain, and equally pleasant for a republican to the courage and wisdom ofjto testify to the personal force, McKinley is this largely due. ability and integrity of Will R. But it was the death of the 1 Kin-T tbe umon candidate. The Mains that stirred America to I Plic 'r Mr- King is legitimate speedy action, and the memory !aud sufficient ground for oppos of the naval lads sent to eternity j lnS hls candidacy, by cowardly Spaniards will fire As regards the secretary of their living comrades on land ?.nd j state the farmers of Oregon and sea to heroic deeds. j the people of Benton county re- ; gardless of party, have a reason able and serious objeciiox to H. PLAIN TALK. R. Kiucaid, the union candida- te. As secretary of stale, he is "George W. McBride, the lit-1 ex-officio regent of the Oregon tie mousing man who smuggled i Agricultural college, and the himself into the United States ; responsibilty for the institution's senate, undertook afterward a : good management rests as much plan which included the return of J. H. Mitchell to the senate, and then re-election of himself. We think he will not succeed in either undertaking." Thus spake the Oregonian last Monday. The Oresronian. of course, has 110 interest m men. but is concerned with principles only. The Oregouian certainly is "camped weli up toward the headwaters of harmony's clear stream. That glorious journalistic ex-1 some remuneration for his ser ponent of republican ideas and j vices would do his whole duty, republican concord, has also been j Nor is it unreasonable to ask for praising the president It said j his retirement when he fails to recently: "The course of the j do his duty. administration has been such as 1 Mr. Kiucaid has no claims on to thwart the high minded and any party for support. It was deliberate determination of the j announced for him a few months American people that Cuba shall i ago in the Salem Journal, a be free. This he has done in union organ, that he would ac precisely the way a bad lawyer cept the nomination fi'om no bungles his pleading.'; and leaves party but the republican. Find his client without standing in in;; that the republicans meant to court on the day of trial. " And repudiate him, he planned to with even more emphatic ex-1 capture the union nomination, pressions has the good and great and by a show of imaginary daily of Oregon upheld the presi- strength, secured it. What par dent in the hours L'.;at tested his I ty duty could be urged upon any patience, patriotism, statesman- man as a reason for his voting ship aud endurance. for Mr. Kiucaid? If Senator McBride does not j Mr. Dunbar is a practical un please the Oregonian. Senator pretentious business man, who McBride must be retired. That j will attend to his full duty and is a matter of course. The 1 who will feel an interest in and money question is not a real test ' look out for the welfare of all of a inan's republicanism. That I the state's institutions. Benton plea was but a play, it is to be county will give him a large ma understood. It does not fit Sena- jority, because Benton county is tor McBride, he having been one deeply concerned in the progress of the soundest of all sound and usefulness of the Oregon money men. The real test of a,: Agricultural' college, man's republicanism if he is to ! m run for office is, "Is h satishic- torv ta Joseph Simon?" ! , ,,Crp . , . r r i ,. A r . I TIIL BLST SALVL m the world for Republicans, for name only. Cufa BruiMBf Sartgf Uit,K gaU llhPHm, may accept Such republicanism, j Fever Son.-?, IVtter, CtappcS Hands, Ckil Other republicans, honest but j blabis. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and "afraid Of a fuss, " mav endorse I positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Slicil doctrine by supporting can- I Itjs.suarantecd to give perfect satisfaction. .... , , c 1-1 : or monov refunded. Price 25 cents pur box. didates who endorse it, for the; For slc bv Grah;im & Wo,ls. .iruisu. supposed good of the party. But j thee are republicans who deem ; A torPd Kw rebs you of ambition and it their privilege and their duty lns r hea' De Witt's Little Early r 1 a . . . . , j ; Iiuers cleanse the liver, cure constipation to frown upon political greea and anJ a sttmach and ,iver troubie3. Gra. political corruption, even though !nam & Wells. it wears a republican veneering, i The Oregouian sneers at the entire Oregon uacgiiuua au (juu-j grass. There have been three a . j I very important matters consid- ered by congress since Tongue ; anrl Ellis were elected the last time the Dingley tariff bill, the Teller silver resolution and the Cuban question. The delega tion has acted as a unit in these matters. McBride, Tongue and Ellis voted for the tariff bill, they voted against the Teller resolution and they voted to sus tain the president whenever the Cuban question was before con gress. In matters of special in terest to the state they have been diligent and effective. The peo ple of the Willamette valley have especial cause to be pleased with the delegation's work. Wherein can a republican criticize the actions of any mem ber of the Oregon delegation? Criticize his official acts and you condemn the republican admin istration and the national repub lican platform of 1896. The Gazette is a republican newspaper. It endoiv.es the na tional republican platform as interpreted by the McKinley ad- the policy ot the administration And this paper purposes to dg as consistent as it is independent. This paper has demanded, lor the party's welfare, that Senator Mitchell retire from the field, because his candidacy meant dis cord. But it also insists that Corbettism is mere conducive to party disturbance than Mitchell- ism, and any man with a grain of practical political sense knows that Corbettism is attempting to control the next legislature, Gentlemen of the Corbett push, your organ is overstepping the bounds. Enough has been con- ceded to vou in the interest of harmony. We are not going to sacrifice the state and county re publican tickets to satisfy your reed nor are we going to allow you to sacrifice them K INC AID AND THE COLLEGE. Loyalty to the republican party does not include the necessity or misrepresenting or abusing can didates on the opposing ticket. Nor does such tnisreprescntions and abuse make for the party's success. It should be a matter of self congratulation as citizens of Ore gon to our union friends that the republicans of Oregon have nom inated for governor of the state : . . ' 1 1 " J ? J 'l upon him as upon any other member of the board. Yet in his term of four vears he has at- I tended but two board meetings land those for the sole purpose, j according to himself, of paying I political obligations. The amount Mr. Kiucaid re ceives each year crs secretary of state, in salary and fees, is said to be over $20,000, and it is not unreasonable to expect that an officer receiving such a hand- Bucfclen's Arnica Saive. REMOVE THE UNCERTAINTY. The value of the Oregon ex periment station has been fully established. The wisdom of the general government in establish- i ing these aids to agriculture has j been so completely demonstrated i by the official experimentors of Oregon that the voice of any ser ious critic is heard no more. The experiments cannot be con-! eluded in a day. The investiga tion along some lines requires years of observation and work. And if the station reaches the highest point of usefulness, it is necccsary that tiie practical scieniisLs in charge of the various departments can lay out their work with the view ot finishing it. Everyone will understand the waste and difficulty of one man carrying on scientific experiments begun by another. Under the present arrangement the college professor and heads of station departments are engaged only from year to year. The var ious departments are conducted by trained and thoroughly competent scientists, bat it is impossible to believe that they can give Ihc work thef best attention, knowing as they do that their certain tenure is for one year only, and that the caprice of seven men or political changes in the state government may terminate their relation with the college and station at the end of nine months. If the friends of the institution will seriously consider this matter and offer their suggestions, they will no doubt find listeners and active sympathisers in the present board of regents and in the legis lature. BOSROS ITEMS. M. 0. Starr has returned from Salem. Mrs. Sarah Howard purchased a new buggy last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mansfield left for Port Angeles, Wash., this week, "in which place Lhey intend to locate. It is expected that'the drama to be given at Dusty this evening will be repeated in Monroe tomor row (Saturday) evening in Wiil helm's hall. The school picnic to be held here next in nth promises to be an interesting affair, as an energetic set of workers are behind the movement. Albert Nelson was busy at work Sunday on his ranch west of town As he labors all the week in the store, his only time to attend io these little matters is on Sunday. Our post barber politician school ma'aim has been, alter much persuasion, enticed to teach school in the Brown district another term. The barber shop is open Wednes day evenings and Saturdays. Mr. and Mr. J. C. Loonoy were in Corvallis Monday purchasing furniture etc, to be used in fitting up the Ferguson residence. They expect to move the hotel outfit to that place on the first of next month and remain in business there. The political debate did not come to a proper focus on Friday night. From some unaccountable reason the republican debaters were a minus quality. Since the question was stated '-Resolved that in the best interests of the people of the U. S. we should up hold the financial policy of the present administration," it would seem that the republicans of this uortioii of the county did not up hold the present administration in its financial ideas. (The correspondent is a poor guesser. The lepublicans of South Benton are thoroughly in accord with the administration on every proposition. It is very possible that the republican debaters are more interested in the war than in politics. Editor.) X. Y. Z. DUSTY. The Methodist campmeeting will be held the last week in May. Revival meetings will com mence at Simpson chapel on the 22nd of May. On Friday night, May 6th, the Demorest contest will be held at i Simpton's chapel. Revival services commenced here on Saturday evening by Rev. ' and Mrs. McElroy. There will be a union Sunday School picnic at the Bellefountain ; campground on May 7th. All j schools are invited. Last Saturday night Mr. Martin, of Corvallis, organized a lodge of ithe Fraternal Union of America, with lilleen members. On Saturday night at Wilhehn's I hall in Monroe there will be given an entertainment consisting of recitations, tableaux, music and the drama '-Down in Dixie." Re member this will be Saturday I evening the 30lh. Samabtsa. Dreadfully Nervous. Gents: I was dreadfully nervous, and i for relief took yonr Karl's Clover Root j Tea. It quieted my nerves and strength ened "iy whole nervous system. I was troubled with Constipation, Kidney and Bovel trouble. Your Te.-. soosi cleansed my sysUm so thoroughly that I rapidly regained health and strength. Mrs. S. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by Graham & Wells. T-Io Cure No Pay. That is the way all druggusts sell GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TON IC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply iron and quiniae in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. A FORTUNE IiN SIGHT. A Former Corsrallisite the Pres ident of a Promising Idaho Mining Company. Nearly all old residents of Benton county remember A. C. Sweet or '"Gut" Sweet as he is better known. The family lived here in early days, and Gus was raised in this vicinity and among his former schoolmates are Win. Knott s, Mrs. E. Woodward and many others. He studied law with Judge Chenowetb, and .was admitted to practice, going to Idaho soon alter. Those who have paid any at tention to mining discoveries in the Northwest, have- heard oi lhe Gold Bug. in the Elk City mining district, Idaho. Mr Sweet him self discovered this mine, and his sample ores he carries, proves that the newspaper accounts of the richness oi his find have not been exaggerations. This mine and four other fine chums are now owned by the Mas todon Mining & Milling Company of Idaho. Mr. Sweet is president, A H. A 1 ford, present speakerwf the Idaho house of representatives, vice president, A. II. Sweet, a prominent business man, secre tary, and J. W. Foe. city clerk of Lewiston, treasurer. The com pany has expended thousands of dollars in investigating and de veloping their mines and has im mense quantities of rich ore ready to be "milled." Judge Join-. Burnett has inter- tcrested himself in this company and Mr. Swept came up from Fortland to see him. Bruce Bur nett is now in Fortland studying assaying under J. H Fisk. and will acoompany Mr. Sweet when he returns to Lewiston. Bruce will go direct to the mines. The stockholders do not wish to sell any of their claims and will sell only stock enough to erect a tine stamp mill and pay present operatives expenses. After the mill is erected it will grind out gold to pay expenses and profits. The capitalization is $2,000,000 two million shares, non assessable at. $1 each. The laws of Idaho are very j strict, regarding mining corpora (tons and the legislature has i taken every known precaution to 'prevent fraudulent companies from swindling money stock 'buyers. The Mastadon company has more than fulfilled all the law requirements and is officered by ' repousible and reputable citizens I of Idaho. j The prospects for Mr. Sweet ba- 1 corning a millionaire are verv I " good. Mis mit-iiiig property has i the advantage of possessing an ' e normous ledge 50 feet wide, of I rich ore. well situated, and the ! company owns valuable water rights. He does not expect to make a fortune in a day, but is certain that under good manago : ment. such promising property will : pay heavy dividends. Mr. Sweet will be in Corvallis i for a few days and no doubt will be kept busy showing the gold rock and imparting information to those interested in mines and mining investments. PHILOMATH NEWS LETTER. Uncle Abe and Thomas Jones visited in Linn county last week. The W. C. T. fj. met at Mrs. Broomficld's, Thursday, at 3 p. m. Boyd Cannady is in Yamhill county visiting a sick brother-in law. The Misses Lilly and Lottie Hub hurt, of Linn county, were in the city over Sunday. Rev. Kelly, of Corvallis, preach ed at the M. E. church Sunday af ternoon; subject, "Temperance." Aunt Huldah Brown, and Sher man Hunt and family from Cor vallis have moved into the city. Bert Boies and Arthur Ditmar have eacli purchased a T9S Waverly of Guy Frink, agent at this place. AT.SKA BUDGET. Mrs Sadie Longbottom is home from an extended visit in Portland. I j R. J. Moses, of Tangent, was in : the Valley last week looking alter j business. H. Wilson, who has been at ! tending school at Sodaville, is at I home again. j N. W. Wren is in the Valley again, alter spending the winter j in southern Oregon. Virgil Vidito was in Portland last week spending a lew days with his sister, Mr;. Murry. Miss Margy Tharp has been en- I gag(d to teach the school in the j Green Peak district, which opens I next Monday. Willis Vidito has secured the contract for carrying the mail from Alsea to the head of tidewater, i He has been in the government 'employ as mail carrier for the ! past sixteen years. i A sea gull cried to her mate, j "Ch, whence is the white sea foam?" ! The mate in reply just winked the other eye, ' And said to the mistress of his home, "It comes from the shavers of mankind, And particularly from Spencer, the prince; Its the lather that's left when of whiskers man's bereft," And that gull's asked no question since. 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. X SIXTH LOCAL X f P Institute of Benton County g TO BE HELD IN CHURCH AT Wells, Oregon, May 6, 1898. I . . . PROGRAM ... Friday, 7:30 p. m. 1 9 Intrumeutal music C & Recitation n Recitation Jj Instrumental music W Recitation w Recitation fi Instrumental music f Recitation 1 Address Dr. E. J. Thompson h ft Wells Schoolhouse, Saturday, May 7, 10:00 a. ta. gs 'How can the parent help the teacher Dr. E. J. Thompson W Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Corvallis. "Discipline" Mr. E. M. Lance gl Teacher in District No. 6. "How I handle my whisperers" Miss Lena Pagenkopf , Teacher in District No. 74. f "Primary reading" Mrs. May Kelras C Primary Teacher, Corvallis Public School. "Advance reading" Miss Amy Lyford if Eighth Grade Teacher, Corvallis Public School. ft Basket Dinner. , j & Saturday, 1 p. m. (r "Nature's study in the Public School" Prof. E. R. Lake F Reoreseutative of Benton Countv. W 9 4 4 4 4 I I 4 4 4 4 4 4 Recitation "Geography" Prof. S. I. Pratt g Principal of Corvallis Public School. jj "How to secure prompt aud regular attendance" --Mr. J. N. Hoffman Teacher in District No. 43. Ljy njfirjJjjjirTit JJft tgfe-mrr & 355c FAIRMOUNT NEWS. Uncle Sain is retting ready to thresh the Spaniards and may it be a speedy job. Mr. Warner came near losing his house 1 ot long agn as t lie root burned oft it. No particulars. Spring is here, birds, blossoms and newly turned ground to be seen, gardens arc made and all is sweet and nice. Mrs. Skeels is on the sick list, and although she lives now in Al bany her Iioiik is in Fairmoiuit. Mrs. Smith and baby have also been sick, but, are both better. Mr. Such is having the house oc cupkd by Mr. Smith overhauled and repaired so it. will be much more com lor table for a family to live in. Quite a good deal of new lumber is being used. Mr. George Evans is home visit ing his family for the first time since hs was here to vote for Pres ident McKinley. His numerous friends will be pleased to know he is looking and feeling well, and it is needless to say is the same staunch republican he was before he left. Alma. A Clever Trick. It certainly looks like it,but there is really no trick about it. Anybody can try it who has lame back and weak kidneys, malaria or n.-.-rvous troubles. We mean he can cure himself right away by taking Electric Bit tors. This medicine tones up thi whole sys tem, nets as a stimulent to the liver and kidneys, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic. It cures camtipation, bea&sctae, fainting spoils, sleeplessness and melancholy. It is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and re stores the s-ystcm to its natural vigor. Try Electric Bitters at-.d be convinced. Only 50e a bottle at Graham & Wells' drugstore. rjJTn IXLTIJTJIJIJTJTJIJIJTJTJIJTJT Our third, Car of Phoenix Is now on from the The PHOENIX is the Popular Wheell Because it Looks Well, Runs Well and The "GOLDEN is the best medium, priced wheel on the marhet. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE TO njTjrnjTJTJiJiruTJxriJTTiJTXi Dining Parlors SUBSTANTIAL WELL-COOKED MEALS. THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE IN THE COUNTRY. Confectionery. Smoker's Goods. Novelties. fcounty Supt. G. W. Den man ajy: ifprxyp. Tfgc ngr tfg ly sgp jpr jr j Grange Picnic. HOSEINS, Oh.. April 25. 1-898. Editor Gazkttk: There will be a Grange picnic held at L -wi'..-ville. Po'k county, on the 21st day of May. beginning at 10 a. m. sharp. AH Grangers of Benton county are inviw d to i:ike part, in the e?;eicis'.'s ttud Grange i asked to pr-pare a program of 20 to 30 minutes duration. All are requested to wear lhe regalia ol the order and carry a banner with name and number of Grange there on. This is to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Mono (Lewisville) Grange. We hope all patrons will turn out, and help to make a day long to be remembered. By order of committee of ar-raiii!ment,-. A. D. Bale, Deputy Master Or. StaleGrange. WOOL. The wool market has been in a very distressing condi tion since the first" rumblings of war were heard several days ago, and now. with lhe shearing season well advanced, the market is flat, with buyers nearly all ordered from the lield. and little encour agement until the war is over. Manufacturers refuse to touch anv new business at present. Oregou ian. A Call for Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there is money on hand at the county treasurer's office to pay all orders endorsed and marke;-l "Xot paid for waut of funds" up to and including those of July 5, 1S95. Interest will be stopped 01-1 same from this date. Corvallis, Or., April. 27th, 1S9S. W. A. BCCHANAN, Treasurer Benton County, Oregon. nnfUUU TLnrj Bicycles the way Factory STANDS THE RACKET." EAGLE 99 MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO., PORTLAND, OREGON. 2 1VTLT3 and Bakery, Hodes & Hall's Ladies Shoes. 1 LADIES who wish to save from one to two dollars on a pair of fine Shoes can do it at LINE'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. Union Laundry Go., POBTLAKD, OE. All white labor work guaranteed. Basket leaves on Tuesdays avid arrives ; Saturdays. T. D. Campbell, Agent, Secon-iland Stere. S. R. FARRA, M.D. Offiee upstairs over F. L. Miller's store. Residence on Third street in frs-nt of courthouse. Office hours S to 9 a. m., and 1 to 2 and 7 to S p. m. All calls attended promptly, LOUIS G. ALTMAN, .M. D., Homeopathist. Office: Over Allen & Woodward's drugstore. Residence: Corner Third and Harrison Sts. H-rs ivoJxt Sorvallis,Or. BO WEN LESTER DENTIST Office upe.tir orer Flntt Nniional Bank. Strictly First-Class Work Guaranteed Corvallis. Oregon THE RESORT 99 THOS. WHITEf.IORN, Prop. W. H. McBrayer and Old Crow Whis ky s, Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. jffiEBOn) hort) gi The Safest, Quickest, Cheapest ROUTE FOR ALL POINTS East and Southeast. For fall particulars regarding rates, time of trains, etc., call on or address GEO. F. EGLIN, W. E. COWAN. Agt., Corvallis. General Agent, 124 Tfciird St. Porrland, Or Weekly Excursions to the East. A tourist Sleeping car will leave Port land every Thursday at 9 p. m. via the O. R. & N. without change to Boston, and under the supervision of experienced conductors. No change of cars to Om aha, Chicago. Buffalo or Boston. The ideal trip to the east is now before you. Remember this service when going east and consult. Vf. S. Stone, Agent O. R. & N. Co., Corvallis, Or. Through Tourist Cars to St X-ouis. A tourist sleeping car will leave Port land every Monday via Mo. Pacific, and every Wednesday via the Burlington route at S:oo p. ta. via the O. R. & N. through Salt Lake and Denver without change to St. Louis, and under the super vision of experienced conductors. No change of cars to the cities Kansas City or St. Louis. Keep this service in mind when going east and consult O. R- & N. agents or address, W. H. HURLBURT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. . Laxative BrOMU-QuwiBO Tablets move the bowels gently, relieves the feverish condition and headache, making it the best and quickest reraedy for Coughs, Colds aud Lagrippe. Cure.-, in oae day. "N.o e-ure, no pay." Price 25 eents. Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure. The best Cough Cure. Relieves Croup promptly. One millioH bottles sold last year. 40 doses for 25 cts. Sold by Gra ham & Wells. M. L. "Yocum, Cameron, Pa , says, "I was a sufferer far ten years, trying most all kinds ot pilo remedies, but without success. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo wa rccom niidi'd to mo. I used one box. It has ef fected a pcrmanei-.t euro." As a permanent cure for piles DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has no equal. Graham & Wells. Ul INF The Regulator of Low Prices E. P. BRYSON Zisroif Buildinq. c insurance. ioiiecuoiis proni tlv attended to. tj. j , You e;. es correctly fitted uith a paii i of Si EX. EAST and SOUTH VIA THL SHASTA ROUTE Souths n Pacific ComDanv r.xr:n:-. iuaiks run daily. :'. f. M. : Lcvi Portland Arrive ! :M a. SI OA A. yt I Leare li anv Arrive j 0:co A. ML 7::"i A. M 1 Arrive s. Francisco Leave I 8:M I. M Above train? slop nl nil mlni'ipal sliitions bi'lv;n Portland and Salwm, Turner. Mn Hon, Ji tiiT'.en". Albany. Tdnjrvnt Shcdd. Halfv, Hnvi i luirrr. Junction City, i'.u;rrm-, Crucwcll, Cottage Grov. riming, d all station fmtM Bwelntrxt AsUland, im-lu.-ivc tk-xel-:.r' Mr.i' laiiy. $: A. H. I Ltive Portland Arrive i 4t' P. M li:i: P. Jl. I Liavo Albaw Arrive P. II -..'.) P. M. i Arrive Uti.-et tirjc Ltr.c . 7:3ft A. M HI'.TWEEN PORTLA:,r AND UHVA1JJ XtU Irair.. Biiiv Eicept Ciaiay. 7::'"$ A. M. j Leave Portland Arrive j 0:.ru P. M 12:15 P. M. i Arrive Orvailia Leave i i:e P. M 'vt Albany aud C Kvallis coniu'--t witli tntin f fcl orcon racine Uaiirad. Extras TSkSs. 4:ta P. M. I Leave Pertland Arrive 8:--: i V 7 :: P. M I Arrive MeMinnville U-ave 8:'3 A M. P. si. Arrive Independence Leave j 5-jA M. Direct connection at San Francisco with Occidental and Oriental and Pacific mail steamship lines f-r JAPAN AND CHINA. Sailing dates - n application Rates and tickets to Eastern poi; and Eurape. Also JAPAN. CHIN ' HONOLULU and AUSTRALIA, rm obtained from A K ISILNKK T Afjent. Corvallis R KOEHLER. C H. M '" Manager A . i- Pvi F. M. JOHN ATTORNEY A1 LA's CORVAIXIS, OR EGOS Roes a general practice in all tin court ag;t.-:it for all Hh- first-cla-s insoranc - mpi Notic3 of ipal -.ettl ment In the county court of the si-ic- f O j egon for Benton ceuuty. In the matter of the est 1 e of J B j deceased. - Notice is herebv given that I have filed ! my final account as administratrix of said estate, with the clerk f said court, and the court has fixed Friday, Mas 6 189s, at 10 c)"c'..c!. n tn of said day, at the county court r m in the court lious in Corvallis, Br-!.:j county. Oregon, as the time and place to hear objections t aud settlement of lhe same. MINNIE E l.EE. Administratrix of the estate of J. 15 Let', deceased. Dated Aprii 6, iScS. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been duly appointed executor of the estate of Samuel Rice deceased, by the COWEty court of the state of Ore gon for Benton county. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are requir ed to present the same properly verified to me at my residence in Kings Valley, Oregon, or at the law wffice of E. Hol gate in Corvallis, Oregon, within six monthr, from the date of this notice. Dated April I, 1S9S. Charles Edwin Rice. Executor. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the under signed administrator of the estate of James A. v'olsn, deceased, has filed his final account on said estate in the county court of the state of Oregon, for Benton county, avid Wednesday, the 8th day of June, 1898, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, in the county court room in the court house in Corvallis. Oregon, is the time and place fixed for hearing objections, if any, to said final account and the settlement thereof. Dated this 27th day of April, 1898. W. G. I. AXE. Administrate! . Children lilo' it. it savp their livos We mean One Vlinn'e ( ouirli Cure. h- iillSrtH ble rvnv'dy tor coueb. co f. croup bnm chitis, Rfippej and all throat aud luug troubles. Graham & Wells.