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Newspaper Page TextCORVALLIS, OREGON, May 27, 1S9S. A few Ladies' Lovg Coats that are being sold at a great redaction. If you want a large amount of goods for your money bt sure and see them. All the capes and jackets in the department sold at a reduction. The Oregon volunteers sailed for Ma- J nila Tuesday but two of the O. A. C. boys, Kelty and DeLashmutt, having an attack of measles were left behind. They will go with the Californiaus in a few days. An ice cream social will be given by the ladies of the Plymouth church to night ct the church building a few miles west of town on the Philomath road. Bicyclists can have a nice trip and par take of delicious cake aud ice cream. Many C'orvallisitcs will help the Arli- A gosd servicable umbrella for 50 cents; ! sans of Wells to picnic in Ridder's grove lots style in the 75-cent grade, and lots of , if the weather is favorable. The En wear to. j deavor society of the Christian church If ;on want a better one, you will nd ! exPcct to attend in a big decorated wagon it here at tea same ratio of low price to j aml other similar parties are forming, good goods. I Kev. H. A. Ketchum of the First Pres- i byterian church of Salem will occupy R and G Corsets in styles and shapes Dr. Thompson's pulpit next Sunday, that will fit any form. A line of French j Theme in the morning, "God's Cure for IN POLITICS. Public Speaking: by Prominent Men. Corsets, good fitters, made of French ! Care;' . :i .1 1 - . , -. . , , 1 . I r , . . .. . . caum, cirao auu mint, a. 11 granes 10 ; or 1 rue I'airiou.-.iii a memorial ser $2-5, tor $1.00. Have yen seen our 50- tnon. A cardial welcome to all. Dr. cent and i.oo line? There are no belter ' Ketchum was a chanlai:: in the lalp Civil I w.-.r. Seveval big political guns were (ired in Benton county the past week. Space ca.11 be spared for bst a brief review. George H. Williams addressed a large and representative audi ence at the opera house Thursday night, May 19th. His discourse on the money question is practi cal and very convincing. Judge Williams was in the national sen ate when tha alleged "crime ol 1S73"' was supposed to have been committed, and he gave testimony that there was nothing hidden or Kimtirpssfil in 11im fm'inrinl lAa-ic. evening, "The Supreme Purpose!, . , ... , Anxious to Fight. COLLEGE SPORTS. The president has called for sev enty thousand more volunteers ai-.d Corvallis young men who wish to tight for Uncle Sam are anxious to form a company in Ben- j ton county. A meeting to man? t K . . 1 T 1 ioullc iMDveuiciu was canea for last night. The results were not known when iho pp.per went to press but without doubt pre liminary action was taken. The young men at the head of the movement are not upon being anything but privates themselves, and are not organizing the company in order to be officers. They wish to till out the company at once so that, officers can be se lected and all be in Preparations for Field Day Inter-collegiate Contests Sat urday, June 4th. 1 The Royal is the high 2s t grado baking powder Known. Actual tests show it goes one third further than cay other brasd. for that price. S. E. YOUNG fi Albany, Oregon. Agents for Butirick Pattern: LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Tom Tongue an -1 Ya-uiua. Mr. Murry gave some excellent comic recitations at the 1). of II. entertainment. Preaching n Baptist church Sunday evening at S o'clock by the pastor. All invited. Services at the Oak Ridge Presbyterian church K-.xt Sunday afternoon y Dr. Ketchum. Married. May Parsons to Miss Rev. M. Noble. 24, 189S, Mr. V. Winnie M. Oakes, H. by One week from tonight the graduating exercises of the Corvallis public schools .-ill be held at lie opera house. The very small admission fee of 5 ccntr, re served seals 10 cents will be charged, this being the only means of paying ex penses. The surplus will be used for the ! purchase of a Hag-pole. the Fourth of July committee met j Wednesday night and decided to cele I brate the glorious this yer-r. And the 1 sparks will fly in the old town. Liberal subscriptions from tin citizens are ex pected aud the soliciting committee, Messrs. R. H. Huston, J. H. Harris .vud C. 15. Sma'l will soon pass the parer around. Tbe Degree of Honor ladies gave an entertainment at their hall Monday night to a crowded house. A farce was :d mirably presented and caused a great deal of merriment, especially the parts of Mrs. Sheasgrees and Mrs. Helm. The F. L. Miller, the clothier, has furnish- dancing and singing of Miss Moore gave ed the O. A. C. gra l.otiug clis.- with nobby summer lints. All the candidates on the republican comity ticket are honorable aud compe tent atfd trustworthy. The Baptist church returns he-rty thanks to tieir many friends for ilu-ir kind palrouage on Friday last. Prof. Cordley was on the Mreels ; know, but still 30 young gentlemen Wednesday after an illness that confined Partook of the VCtiiig ladies' hospitality hint to his' bed for vcr a week. j aU(1 sneat a pleasant evening. Frank Sykes, of Summit, has sold his 1 That picnic at Dusty was only post ranch, and is now looking for a chance j potied not wholly given up. Dusty does to enlist in the aruiv of Uncle Sn::i. pleasure- After the program ice cream and cake were served. The Young Ladies' Republican Club surprised the young men with a fixe pro ram And liiKch Friday night. As the latter were not informed of the coming treat until a few minutes before the meet ing, the invitation was not generallv Corvallis Maccabees had a high old time Wednesday evening and visitors from Dallas, Independence and Al'-.auy j were present. The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church held a delightful social at the residence of Mrs. John Bur- nett Friday night. Chief Engineer Henry Carver has call- ! ed a special meeting of the fire depart ment, both companies, for Monday niht, May 30th. Very important business. give things up. On Wednesday, June 1st the Bellfountain. Cornet baud, a musical organization of considerable merit, will hold forth in picnic style agai-:. They expect to do only greater things 011 account of the delay and all wUo attend are promised a royal time. Thirty-six Philomath wheels were registered this week. There were 15 Waverly bikes, one Columbia, two Hart ford, three Ajax, one Stonner, two RaniVlers, one Victor, three Creseut, four Hawthorne, one Auditorium, ove Orient, one Cleveland, one White Fiver. ' or- Dr. Hill, the populist candidate fcr vallis wheelmen have not all reported, congressman of this district, and a most j Tue register is at the Gazette office, entertaining talker, speaks at the opera op mi to all. house tonight. All invited, especially j '-ieim?. Mr. Schooninakcr, of Nw Jer sey, one nf l!ie best orators tb.Vt Uvr visit e.M 1 Oregon, addressed a 1 hull full of people at Dtisly Satur day. Everyone w.ts delighted ' wild hi magnificent address and I able presentation r.l t he political issues. 14. A. Veat;h, democratic can didate lor congressman and Geo. Chamberlain, of Portland, spoke tit tho? court bouse Monday even in;;;. A ve y small crowd was present, including about TO voters. Mr. Veatch excused himself, and Mr. Chamberlain made the speech of the evening. Mr. Chamberlain is a good fellow but was not at home in his present political com pany. Tuesday evening Chits. W. Ful- 1011 01 Astoria, ;i magnificent speaker, i loyal republican and a grand citizen, addressed the citi zens of Corvallis, the opera house i- - 1 1 -j 1. ... , uemg piiciveu nun men anu w;i mcii who enjoyed every word of the speaker. Mr. Fullon clearly showed that the republican p3rty is Hi; only r?al party in the Held today; that the so called union party isbtit a combination and that democrats mil populists are not bound to support it. lie spoke with with great clearness and force against the free coinage of silver and in favor of upholding the present administration. Mr. Fulton closed with a tribute to the work of Congressman Tongue and appealedlo his hearers to vote for their own interests and return I ougue to congress. Tonight Dr. Hill, of Albany, an interesting talker and and the pop uiist candidate for congressman, will address the citizens of Cor vallis, at the court house. Mr. V. atoh has declined to met Dr. IJilliua joint debate, liiil has I'pr superiors as a sharp and point ed speaker. offer service to the covernor. The Gazette i; asked to invite young men of the county, who will volunteer when the tune conies, to join ihis company, i! they will call at I his office, or write, they will be directed to the com mittee or temporary officer tip pointed last nigh1. Governor Lord has already been notified that nteli a companp is or ganizing and that it vvi.-hes to be recognized when the lime comes. Ihe O. A. C. athletes and their trainer Mr. Eph. Cameron, are putting in their time in the most available manner now. The inter collegiate field and track meet will be held at Salem one week from next Saturday and the bovs realize counting 1 thai every dav counts. There will be four formidable teams at Salem on the fourth. Corvallis, Eugene, Newberg and Salem are making efforts to cap ture ihe cup. Biliy Kay is train- readiness to ig the New burg sprints and he is The Oregon. That was a gjran I and thrilling race the steaming of Ihe battle ship Oregon around the continent to take part in the promised great naval btillle 01 litis generation. The Oregon has reported at Key West, and not withstanding '-er tremendous voyags under full steam, she needed no repairs. The following, poem was written ly Sam. L. Simpson, of who many years airo was editor of ihe Gazette, and was real at the launching of the Oregon near San Francisco, by Mrs. Narcissi White Kinney. It will hs re-read with interest. Oil sl-.ip, like cresUd Pallas armed. Oh bride, the hoary god hath charmed. Leap to his atrang anil proud embrace Irk Freedom's squadron t:ike thy place! LCerthward in sheen of crystal mail, A scarf of cloud upon his breast, Our mountain monarch. Hood, will hail The mighty daughter of the West And hail, with broad uplifted shield The en, thy home and b-.ittlc-licld. While the last hosts of phahnxed firs Swell the deep song of worshipers. not slow. If the published rec ords of Ihe Quakers, when they met the Portland High school, are correct. Ray's men will have to be ' watched carefully, j Trainer Cameron knows his busi ttes and he is not making boasts, i but he assured the reporter that I his men are in good condition and pare expectiu .r to get a place or ! I wo." The war has taken from the O. I A. C. 1 en 111 some of its besl men. j lint the boys are doing what they j they can td replace the loss. It is ! not known just how some of the material will develop, but the ! tanners' representatives at Salem will be about as follows: Mil run Colt, Edwards, Wood cock, Buxton. Half mile same entries. J00 yd. dash Mc Bride, Stiles, Scoggins, Crawford. Redd. Mile walk Brace Gellatly, Sto vall, Huffman. j I wo hundred and t wentv vard Ln-.IL. I .. li ..." ,1 13 Astoria 1"V wnue, oeuggms, otites, 1 . I V 1 . Four hundred and forty yard run Redd, Stites, Edwards Saun ders. Bicycle Krnse, Huddleston. Broad jump Beach, Redd, Craw ford, McBride, Buxton. Shot Put Betline, Sharp, Elgin, Pate, Walters. Pele vault McBride, Scoggins, Palmer Beach. Hammer Same as shot put. High jump Palmer, Stiles, Redd, Beach, Smith. Two hundred and twenty vard POWDER Absolutely Pure ROVAL BAKING POWDSR CO., NEW YORK. Best Ever Offered. The best bargaius ever offered in town for the money. When it conies to stylish and papular hats s.t low prices I stand so far ahead of competition as to feel de cidedly lonesome. A new invoice of sty ish trimmed dress feats are expected by the 1st of May. Mrs. J. Mason. A torpid liver rebi you of am bit ion nnd ruins your health. DjWitt's Little Early Rirers cleanse the liver, cure constipation nnd all stomach and liver troubles. Gra ham & Wells. 1 ' Just Like Papa boys' Great reductions in men's and I fine shoes at Nolan & Callahan's. M. L. Toeuni, Cameron, Pa., says, "I was a sufferer fr ten years, trying most all kinds of pik remedies, but : itbout suecc.-s. DcAVitt's Witch Hazel Salve was rccom mcKdcd to me. I used one-box. It has ef fected a pcrmane.-.t cure." As a permanent cure for piles D.-Witt's Witch Hazel Salve has no jqiml. Graham & Wells. Nolan & Callahan N ave been appoint ed agents lor the celebrated Douglas shoes for r.:en at:d boys. It is a iriv.it leap fr.mi the old fashinpd doses of bl-o-iKass and nauseotis physics t the pleasant little pills kasawa a; DWitt' Little Karly Ris.-rs. Thry cure constipa tion, tick headache and bttHousness. Gra ham & Wells. This Itttle boy is beginning right, with cleanliness then conies neatness in dress. Neglect a boy's dress and he will neglect himself. Such clothes as we offer will help any boy to become a gentleman. Such bargains as we quote, plainly marked, will help any parent to accumulate savings. The famous make that's guaranteed. Suits made to order F. L. MILLER. Shares of ttock of the Mastodon Min ing aud Milling Company, Limited, Elk City, Idaho, the great "Gold Rug" lead, for sale at Jolju Burnett's office. A great chance to get in on the ground floor of a great mining company in a great mine. Stock reasonable. I dash That brow of prescience wreathed in dream?, ! Read, Saunders, TM..i.l 1 1- 11 Scoring, Crawford, Stiles, j whera otuers fail It is the leadi c h Saunders. . . Tbe mist through which Ins immdmir d-Ipih,,. ! a . , cure, aua no liorxe sliould ve without it. In .rm and eilm '.as braoded o'er S,eat corvallis people ; P,eas3Hlt to take aljd rfeht to the llic liartty tw that erstwhile came 1 expect 10 ;o down tocvuem ott tlie And wrought, in tears and blood and flame- i j, of Jme an,j witl)es3 ,he sports. txi stnpi-s might stream and targ mirht soar j ,, , . The glory of thy chosen nan?! j the college boys are trying to ar- W-chcd ..n the g-ldll-gatcd bay, ! "f ' ,.",wu-" lis thine a royal bridal day, with $1.50 fare, returning after the And with the wave s exultant kiss Comes dreams of oMen Salamis. hen Greece w:is life's rhite morn in sr star: into service. i -jfr XreW V&E 3&C'lA THE ART T ... ... .j. f- LAMPS, W CROCKERY, jfr OF LIVING iLASSWARE And living well, is without question in JUDICIOUS MARKETING. Decoration Day. ladies. A splendid bit of work appears on the front show windows of Nolan 6c Caila- Next Monday is a holiday. (Jn lliitt day I lie people of the United States decorate the grave.s of their The young ladies wli? saug the "Turk- ban. It ir a clever picture, showing the dead and especially ihe last rent ing places of tlue who fought in defense ot the flag. .ljii tint Lane, of the (Jr. A. II., an ounces the lollowing gei pr v.raiu tor Corvallis. The ish Maidens' " soug Tuesday night were ; naval battle in Manila Way. Dew ey's highly complemented by Mr. Fulton, i flagship Olytnpia is in the foreground Their singing and aatsng were both ex- and to the left are seen the staking ships cellent. of Spain. The portraiture of the vessels The public should be mindful of the is faithful in detail an ad striki.-g and fact that fc.. R. Bryson is tlte republican . picturesque as a whole candidate for iustice of the neace. aud ! burt wa:. the artist. Henry Carver the republican nominee! The pupils of school district No. 4?, for constable. 1 Aisea Vallev. are patriotic. They raised At Methodist Eviscopal church Sun- a them .elves to purchase a flag to day Kiorning memorial sermon by 'the j float ver the school hmKing. Tlrs pastor. Evening subject, "Those Men j school tied with No. 5 for the snperiii--who have turned the world upside down jte-deala banner for April, each receiving have come hither al-.a.". Joesph Emerick's son, Enoch, son, bnocH, is in Portland, having an occulist attend his eye. Lie lost the sig'U of one some time ago and lately hop-poison has caused much trouble to the other. Next Wednesday afternoon, the correr stone of the Masonic temple will be laid, with appropriate attending exercises. All members of the fraternity are espec ially invited to participate. Mcse Neugass, now etf San Francisco, made a brief visit iu Corvallis his old home, this week. He brought with him his old time laugh and friendly grip and received a warm welcome. CoHgressvian Tongue telegraphed Mr. Stone that approved specifications for Yaquina have been forwarded to Capt. Fish, an l that prospects for an appropri atiou within ten days is good. : 100 per cent. No. 42 held the banner I t'.ie first half of the ruanth and No. 5 has it tlie lest half. Mr. L. E. Cooper is I the popular and proficient leac'ier of 42. Corvallis Odd Fellowship was evi dently ably represented at Roseburg last 'week. Miss Pauline Kliue v:-s elected ; president of the Rehekah Assembly, the first office in the lodge. A. W. Bowersox i was elected high priest at the Grand En I canipment, the second ranking officer, and I.ak-? Dorris, a former Corvallis boy and still a member of Rehekah lodge, ! was elected grand warden of the Grand I lodge. Mr. Bowersox made the nomi I naling speech for Mr. Dorris. Several citizens have expressed thei-n-1 selves as feeling that Corvallis has not been fairly treated by the Oregoniau in ieial de- Mr. R. P. Hart- (ails ;ire being perfected by the committees. Union services at the il. E. church, 11 a. tn. Sunday morning. Rev. Peart will pr- acli 1I10 sermon -1 1 J the oth'T city ministers will asit in I tic exercises. Monday al 2 p. m. the proces sion will form ;ii the G. A. li. hall and mai'Cii to (Jrylal Like ceme tery, ihe O. A. (.!. band aud cadets head ing the procession. At 8 p. in. Monday evening there will be exercises at the court house, including an address by Prof. S. I. Pratt. Me and Sal. W havo no lault to find with personality of any candidate on the union ticket. Nor, in default of any such objection, do we have recourse to drubbing any support er ot those candidates. The Gazette believes in calling pade a snatle a soade and riesnisps in- the publication of the Oregon volunteer i , j, t, Times holiev 1 lint i roster. About twenty boys went from our n. .,kt;. , ,, , , , . ... , the republican ticket should be de- Mr. Bkcr, State Organizer of the pr- Z". , . ' , " , 'eated because Mr. Sol King and ,, ,f , iTkis, however, is not the fault of the I XT T 11 t , 1 i 1 hibition party will address the citizens of 1 . . , . 1 Mr. iNorm Lilly supports the ticket, Corvallis on the evening of June 2nd, j . 1 I why does it not Irankly so declare beg.nn.u;i at 8 o'clock. Special music thcir was formed. If , instead ol h.nting at ill Those will be prepared for the evenin -. , ... . , ... . . ,-, -'Me and SoP'aitlcles are not witty. t'ime, welcome tn a scene like thij. I Tlie memoriea of Trafalgar, 1 And Ki ii 's crash of thunder, tcllinir j 1I-'W Perry' warrior heart wn swelling j Come, throbbing thraiigh the dusk of years, j Decatur drum-beat hi Algiers, ! And from a hero's frosting lip i The whi.per, "Don't give 1111 the ship!" To greet the nuptial, here behold, While oe'r enchanted stn anii aid wood October's mi-ted splndoi brood:. Our forests lit with lamps of o!d, And many a leafy mountain sliriuo Dashed r. ith Ihr red Autumnal wine 2 I Tor thee a symbol and n sign : Of faith serene and liust untold. i Oh swift and strong and terrible! G.i forth to guard our cherished shore Till all thy iated days arc full ; And War's huarie call is beard no more; j Go forth O warder of the Ire, j peerless may thy vigil bt, I Till cape and buy and el iff a ml crag H'Jsh with tin; -lory of the Bag. I Triumphant yet on hind and sua! j And oh guard well the gleaming strand Of this o.ir fair Arcadian land, I Won in the storm of year g-me by I With drain of heart and wound vt hand j When men could dare And d: ivad di. j Be worthy of the mystic name I These matchW: rales and mountains bear 1 That in the tents of sunset Fame May twine for the a CHaplet fair. And when thv tlafc sVatl kiss tha breeze ; On these our blue Northwestern seas, ; Lo, w hile and strange and soaring high : In the vat temple of the sky, ; As if to solve its mysteries. The peaks our lisping children know A welcoming to the will glow Helens to Hood will pass the lign And Jefferson with brow benign. Will sinal to the Sisters three That the long watch was not in vain, Forlo, upon the radiant main 1 The mailed patrol of Liberty! ; Hero at the mighty ocean gate, I Columbia, chanting loud, will greet The IJa.-licea of our fleet I As from embattled heights the roar ; Ot ca.nen thrill the kneeling shore. i And festal suxshine dream upon 1 hegreen, glad valos of Oregon Thine and our own deep-bosomed State. 1 games. If litis does not. succeed the boats will probably be called The C 3 .Til rig Worn spot. Sold by Graham & Wells. Diamond Starch Polish gives an ele gant luster and prevents the iron from sticking, etc. If your dealer don't keep it, I will send it post paid for 25 cents. B. R. Thompson, Corvallis, Oregon. A I 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. ZIEROLF. Sk: A -rfwr safe n!ur tr W?W --tr Wr 3r.ir g: JjJI Ip. BjgL -ajgc Sgi; i J-igt Kjjp Jft Who goei to tho club wnile her husband tends the baVy, ns wdl as the good old-fash iontd woman who looks after her home, will both at '.imes get run down in health. They will be troubled with Iosj of appstit-., hid aehes, slesplessne-s. fainting or dizzy spalls. Tho .Jo t wondrfnl r.-mody for these women is electric l.ittirs. Thou-inds of sufferers from lama back and weak kidnoys rise. up and call it blessed. It is tha medieiu- for wom-a. Fe.-.iale comiilaints and nervous trDu'.ilcs of all kinds are mn rijiieved by u-o of Electric BiU-.rs. Delicate womm sh ni'd keep this remedy on hand to build up the systei,-:.- Oi-.ly 50c. per bottle. For j sale by Gru'.'.am & Wells. Happy Home clothing is stylish and will not rip. Happy Home Clothing. lood -- The Racket's Up. - Whether Itehing, bnming, bleeding, scaly, crusted, piraply, or Motohy, whether simple, scrofulous, or hereditary , from Infancy to age, speedily cured by warm baths with Cuticura. Soaf, gentle anointings with CtrncuitA(oin,t ment), the great s!dn cure, and mild doses of Cuticdka Kesolvb'tt, greatest of blood purifiers and humor cures. Catarrh Cured. A clear head ana sweet breath secure, with Shiloh's Ca tarrh Remedy; sold on .1 guarantee. Na sal injector free. Sold by Graham & Wells. mil ciira E. Salter Says. -Gents: From my What Dr. A. PufTalo, N. Y. personal knowledge, gained in observing the effect of your Shiloh's Cure in cases of advanced consumption, I am prepared to say it is the most remarkable Remedy thai ha- ever been brought to r.iy atten tion. It has certainly saved many from Consumption. S' hl by Graham it Wells. U sold throughout the world. POTTM Dr. CO AWD Cbik. CoHf ., Sole Prop,.. Boston, aty " Uow to Cure Every Clood Hnmor, Iree. riPC LUIMflDO Fnllin: Hair and Baby Bleto- AuC nUmUnd Udu cared by curicuiiSOAT. To the Public. Partie.-, wishing to purchase stock in the Mastodon Mining & Milling com pany or having any other business with the company are referred to Judge John Burnett, at his office in Corvallis, Oregon, "Up-to-date" is tlie motto of the RACKET STORE. The goods are up la Quality. The goods are up Iti Style. Trade is coming up with a boom. Prices are not up, but that can' be helped. Purchasing direct of manufacturers saves whole sale jobbers profits, and, of course, customers must have the benefit of this saving. -IHNEW YORK RACKET STORE. Nolan & Callalian will ktep in repair j for one year free of charge any suit of I Haopy Home clothing they sell. HE THOUGHT A THOUGHT. The clever singing and dancing of the the Oregoniau will publish it. Harrington children and Mordaunt Good- j nomrh at the Williams meeting reatlv 1 Pr3f- FnUo" writes to a frie,ul that delighted the audience. The "Topsy" j himself an1 Mrs. Fnlton are pleasantly j djgrust ouartette certamlv have unusual talent. ! asu.ngrou, u. 1 ., aim mat , . the expense f living 1 uc kj. i-v. eaueLs accwnpaniea oy their band marched to the depot Monday neon to bid farewell to their military ir structor, Lieutenant Geary, who de parted to join his regiment in the South. Notwithstanding the rain, the ice cream festival of the Baptist church, g'ven at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. A. R. Pvgall Friday, was a big success. The ladies cleared over twenty dollars. Born, to the wife of F. A. Gellepie in this city, May 21st, twins, a boy and a i gill. Corvallis is patriotic. Mr. Gelles- I pie is w ith the ''big, busy store" aud is ' ev'denlly imbued with the spirit of en- ! the expense f living is not nearly so high as they had been lead to expect. The weather was very warm when he wrote and he adds "gravitation seems to lose all jurisdiction over mercury here; but I an willing to suffer a few dripping inconveniences to be able to appreciate the many advantages placed at the dis posal of the public by a more than gen erous government." The annual teachers' institute of Be-i-toii county will convene in Corvallis oi the 8th, 9th and 10th of June. Supt. Denma has secured Prof. E. H. And-r son of Salem, and Prof. W. A. Wetzel of Portland, as instructors. Thev are ren- tlemen of vast experience as institute pcM-, they are not sensible, they tire not honest. The object ol these petty Attacks is to create dtsseiisijn and among republicans, to create among former republican candidates resentment against lh present republican ticket. The attempt is as silly as it is unfair. The Sage of Long Tom makes a Discovery and Reports It. Hie Gazkttk has the rcDutation ' Wm. Gird, philosopher, sniffed the aroma of the- political battle from his home on the classic Long lorn, and hied him to the county seat where he could make investi 011 at first hand. William, Ihe sage, is a demo crat and has democratic charac- tenstics. IJo is ot the old school Bucklen's Arnica Salve. THE BEST SALVE in tho world for Cut, Bruises, S.rcs, Dicers, Salt Bbctint, Fever Soros, Tetter, Chappud Hands, Chil blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or Be pay required. It it guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or monoy refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Graham & Wells, druggists. Thousadds ol ".uffercr from gripnc have : been restored to health by One Mutate j Cough Cure. It quickly cures, coughs, ; colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe, asth- A little buy asked for a bottle of "get up in the morning as fust a you can." The druggist reewgn ized a household name far "DeWilt's Little Early Kisers," and gave him a bottle of those famous little pills for constipation, sick headache, liver and stom ach troubles. Graham & Wells. DysI'KI'SIA CAN UK CURED MY U8IKO Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tab lot will (fivo immediate relief or money re funded. Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25 cents. Graham & Wells Druggist. 1 Your Small Boy Could do your, marketing for you at our store. Let him stop here on his way fro.o school and repeat your order. You may be sure it will be fillled promptly and iust as right as if you came yourself. A. HODES, Headquarters n j:2:B.'.:??.': ma, and all throat and lung diseases. ham & Wells. Gra- ! 1 lie truth and our readers throughout rathe ty will believe us when we - .11 new8 i the local papers, that, there is not the sltg Uesl j 1J(3 )as recalled tIle (onner politi. republican F ' I instructors. The institute will be strictly The republicans f Betttoa county like I10r.ial in every respect and no teacher these of Lane are working hard for good i can affor(i to lose this opportunity of ob- m:n. Geo. I,illy for sheriff and W. S. D nuville for clerk are two of the best and ni3st competent men iii Benton County Kugene Register. The big school picnic at Moy.roe oc curs tomorrow. Prof. Ackerman and Pre f. M. L. Pratt, of Portland, will be present. Mr. Lyman ha- kten invited but it is not known whether he will ac cej t. A big time is assured. Nolan & Callahan have been and are s.ill givifcg away to the school children soi venirs of the war. The boys are pre sented with an "Uncle Sam going to wai" pin and the girls, a pretty flag bar'ge with a neat pin. This pretty idea was characteristic of the firm. taining a short normal training. State Supt. G. M. Irvin and Pres. C. H. Chap man of State University, have consented to address the teachers and patrons at the evening sessions on the Sth aud nth respectively. Notice. ol teliin; publican con 11 suite discord between the candidates on tue county lieket, nor between t heir active support ens. Tlicv arc working earnestly for the success! ol the entire ticket. I Tils Times without the slightest authority insinuates that Messrs. Smith, and Jolly navel some grievance against republican candidates on the county ticket.! This is the very essence of ab surdity. Does Ihe Times expect I any man lo believe that these gn j tlemeu hnve the remotest idea of I voting for a paper that litis des- j perately traduced them and against a candidate on their own party ticket who always supported them? And uow just another word. I Mr. Linnville, Mr. Lilly and all i the other republican and delights in reminisces of Nes milli and his colleagues. Ihe sage has been reading the Commencing Saturday, May 28th, the ; steamer Albany will run from Corvallis ; to Portland 011 Saturday instead of Stsn- .1 . . 1 . r - Z. .-..IK.. ! 1 1 1 rtrniit r i 1 1 rr n ,, - I I , i n ir rl i ca MA Saturdays, Tuesdays aud Thursdays at able of their opponents or their at 6 a. m., instead of 6:30 a. ni. No opponents supporters. change of time out of Portland. Edwin Stonk, Manager. politi ical affiliations of the editors and : he litis observed their present ! handiinsr of the political questions. ;S) I itilied wilh material, he : thought. Now, whatever the occasional wavering in the philosopher's gait, ; as viewed by a prejudiced minion i 0 municipal law, there is never any wabbling in his thinking ma chinery. His particular discovery upon this occasion deserves a paragraph by itself. "I have discovered," ho re marked, "that you can make a fairly good republican out of a democrat, but only a mighty poor democrat out of a republican." The philosopher called at the office and announced the result of Wo 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 aud quinine in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Karl's Clover Root Tea for Constipa tion, its the best, and after usins it if yea don't say so return the package and get j your money. Sold by Graham & Wells, GREAT SHOE SALE Stop that cough! Take warning. It may lead to Consumption. A 25c. bottle of Shiloh's cure -may save yonr life. Sold by Graham Sc Wells. nominees ;i.:a ,,nrit!itinn Hp nffpiwl nr. particularly requested the Gazette j nol ...... n,n.tinn. Tr, was an ultimatum, delivered by his higher consciousness, and had all the force and virtue of a first principle. County warrants taken at par for mer chandise at Nolan Si Callahaa's. ' French candies at Hodes & Hall's. We beg to announce to onr patrons that we have been appointed agents for the cele brated W. L DOUGLAS shoe for men and boys. In order to make room for the Douglas line we will offer our present stock at greatly reduced! Are You a Patriot? There are several ways of being one. I In a particular way we would recommend j you to joia the new order of The Vigil antes. As it is an Oregon order vou can keep your monev circulating at home. It has all the advantages of the older or- j priCCS. BefOl'O yOU 0Uy yOUl" ders and many additional improving fea tures. Chief Leader F. J. McHcnry is now in Corvallis organizing and has re ceived, as he should, much encourage ment. Initiation $2, medical examina tisn $1.25, certificate fee, $1. Total for men 4. 25; ladies $2.25. FURNITURE BARGAINS. Good Quality and Low Prices is Our Motto. A Call will Convince. FRED G. CLARK. summer shoes, call and see us we will save you money on footwear. Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure, j J NQLAN S CALLAHAN me dcsi VwOugn nre. relieves croup promptly. One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses for 25 cts. Sold by Gra ham & Wells. ..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. I SPRIN This U Th. Tim. W For Planting SPRING TIME! X t Advertising Z Se Seed in the It will bring a golden harvest. UUAitl it HUB. tU., WUKVALL13, UK.