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Newspaper Page Text(I Us ;nette. w b-od.i ells. at Grab am & outfits at occupant tor CORVALLIS, OREGON, Aug. 12. 1S9S ills smamer "oods at 1 Nolan SUMMER GOODS Arc Strictly in Daa?ai?'J RIBV.ON. Over $6oo.co worth of rib ban i'.ist received. Fancy and staple. Satin gros ar.'.iu. double face satin, taf feta, moire. Several qualities. BEAUTY PINS. Six for 25c. Three styles. Stick pins, military pins, shirt waist sets. PAR SOI.S. Coiorc-d aud fancy at greatly reduced prices to close. SUMMER CORSETS. 25c, 50c. $1.00. New short corsets in four-hook and five hook. Shirt waist dtstesdets, 25c. BELTS Leather, patent leather, can vas, metal. Plain, jeweled, fa.-.cy. 15c to $2.50. S. E. YOUNG & SON, Albany, Oregon. Agents for Buttrick Pattenu Complete tine oi harves Noi.iu & Callahan's, Kthel Hill'man, who lias been fighting typhoid fever, is better'. Services at Baptist church on Sunday as usual. Cordial invitation to all. visiting friend:; her;. I Norm Lilly repoits that fall sown grain . Buy American Chow Chow, Olive Oil, is averaging from 20 to 23 bushels per and Tomato Catsup of Zierolf. v Nort Adams is erecting a wing 14X1S id v. ife and Prof. Craig Cascade Springs for a Sauce all i. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. "French candies at Ilodes & Hall's. Zierolf displays a fine lot of relishe . New organs and pianos at Canipbe l's. Bargains in men's fine shes at Nolan & Callahan's. There is some talk of an extra session of the legislature. Amos Howard, of Dusty, was in town oue day this week on business. Ex-Collector of Customs Jin; Ball at Yaquina was in town a els rt thtie Satur day las-- I). H. Glasif.ird an 1 .vifo, of King's Valley, were n rtict-.d on a lr stre-is a few days since. In a local item iu -ir !a-l issue the name of Whiteside was u ii. stead of Whileford a . was int.- . . 1. It is said spectacles were uite common 325:0 15. C. Vogle says it is the fashion able thing to wear tlic-in now. Zierolf, the grocer, wants all his cus tomers to call and examine his warranted pure American Fold I'ro.luc's. J. H. Gibson and two sisters went to the bay Monday and while there will take en a rich hazel brown complexion. Dr. Lowe, the well-known optician, has returned from the Fast. He will be in Corvallis soon with a large stock of spec tacles. French, the gardener, '- a grower of flowers. His presents ol lovely sweet peas to the GAZETXS family are duly appreciated. If a lady fails to reciinizt wet! k:nwu gentlemen friend; n t'-;e street, it is safe to predict that shs is engage 1 in a duu colore 1 study-. There is not a business that cannot be helped by advertising. There is like wise a profitable methed fur advertising Jk every business. Corvallis is assuming city airs. The acre. J. Fred Yates a ;.re sojourning at w ek. Red-hot Horseradish, Chili Celery Salt and -Sweet Pickles bottles for sal 9 by Zierolf. Barnhart Bros, are painting the John Foster residence on College hi.l. It is owned by ;irs. Dr. Charley Lee. O. A. Brown Tuesday cut nine acres of wheat oa the John Wrightsman place in six hours with a McCormick binder. See Zierolf's new Jardiniere, made by American workmen after designs of American artists. They are eye-openers, Hon. John Burnett has been appointed by Judge -..liinger a referee in bankrupt cy for-Bentoi county. A g'od appoint ment. F, G Crawford and wife, of Vancou ver, Wash., are the guests of -Hon. V. K Yates and f.'.mily, of this city, f r a m int.4. Adam Wilhelm, the merchant prince of Monroe, was ia the city Wednesday on his way to the camp, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Miller. -Uisj uesrie ungues lias tits mumps. The small children in the neighborhood are dvia the place a wiile berth for IV ar of taking the same disease. To- norr-w the contract will be let by the regents to kalsomine and paint the interior and paint the Woodwork of thc exterior ot the college building. Are you making a spectacle of yourse f on ace aunt of defective eyes? If so, let Vogle spectacle them with the ready eye openers he carries for his customers. Rev. C E. Clapp, of 'Forest Grove, stale superintendent of Congregational Bills Allowed. The following .-bills were allowed by the county court of Benton county at its regular August, 1888, term to-wit: Dr. E. Bennett, medical services Miss Etta Feet, of Burlington, Iowa, is : C0"ntJ P0r,$6. o. uj. martin, or ge lumber, 54.73. J. A. Wood, rent voting place, $& Frank Griffith, bounty, 57c. J. H. Gibson, index county rec ords, $14. Our iail has not ha seven months. Zierolf's It ericau long-felt want. Big bargains m all Callahan'.-. on the residence of Police Judge GrefFoz. G. W. Sbinn, of Independence, is iu town, making estimates on the paiutbig ' of the college. T. D. Campbell, corner Second and Monroe is agent for the Western Cottage Piano and Organ Co. Geo. P. Eglin and family and Mr. Flett i and family have returned from their summer outing on the Yahaats. F. A. Alexander returned from New port on Tuesday where he has for the last fortnight been i.oaking his face in salt water. George Ca.-.ipbell is working in the saw mill and thinks it is no snap. But he needs money to enable him to attend col lege, ami so siicks to it. It is not economy to go without your C'Uiity paper, one issue of which many inv.es saves you enougn to pay your su'-script ion for years. .v. and Mrs. S. B. S lunidr, the latter havitl 1 ad eh trge of the R. cket Store during the propiietcr's :t fence, will go to Nswport S u: day lor an i ..tin;-. The.', were 36 mutual fire insurance compa :is in the United States either failed or retired from business during ti e year 1S37. There are others to follow. Mrs. I.. W ilson, of the firm o -Ves- dames Miller & Wilson, this city, will return the hitler part of this t-.eek from a visit to her patents, in Fisher, Wash. This paper is short on county ccrre spondsncc this week, occasioned, by our quill drivers being engaged in driving binders instead of aiding in the art preservative. We regret Died. I Mrs. T. W. Gorman, of Yaquina City, : known to many of our readers, . departed j this life July 31st. Mrs. German and her ! husband, whs is a merchant at Yaquiiia, land their family settled there 12 years j since, having remsved from California. I She for a number ef years has been a j fix lower of the meek and lowly one, and I a faithful member of the Episcopal j church. She had many sincere frie.ds. Simple and unaffected in her life, she Mrs. M. N. Jacobs, rent voting woa ta"esteera of all who formed her place !f 5 acquaihtahce. Her life was lovingly de- J. and YV. White, judge'd stamp, 1 voted her husband and children. May $1.50. I "le inspiration of her unselfish and Glass & Prudhomme; Stationery, j christian life act like balm upon the etc., 8.10. j stricken husband and children, is the Wm. Williams, gravel for road-, ; l'"-ver of the Oazbttb. S. H. Peterson, building br.dgt s $200. Ripley, Expert, county rec ' : i Tiie Ifoy a is the highest gsde ba&ng powder tfciry ftsribes' then eny Uwr breads J. L ords, $51. J. H. U il-o. ords, JHU.oU. 1. N-rton, building bridge Expert, count- r c- $40 Card oX Thanks. We desire to return our heart-felt thank; to our neighbors and friends, of Corva'lis, fr their sympathy, and espe cially to all for their kindness in our sad i bereavei-.-ent, death and burial of -surson , avd brother. Their E. Mulkey, building bridge, ii'27. W. .). Howell, care poor, $19 M. O. Hart, cure poor, $1.50 C. A Barnhart, Sal. janitor, -$40. The Irwin Hodso.i Co., station iy, 3 75. Clias. Prnnkiin, bouutv, 3.21. Wi son & Cor'oett, tiling, $12 .90. A. 13. Alexander, al. assrs r, $75. i w'll alwavs remain many Christian acts green spots in the desert of" earthly grief. We desire espe cially to thank the ladies for their many tokens of respect evidenced by the beautiful Bowers so generously given to I change of cars to the cities-Kansas Cit decorate i ; love. one POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAK1N". r-OWDR CO., NEW Yonc. Through Tourist Cars to St. Louis. A tourist sleeping car will leave Port land every Monday via Mo. Pacific, aud every Wednesday via the Burlington route at S:oo p. in. via the O. R. & N. through Salt Lake and Denver without change to St. Cbuis, and under the super vision of experienced conductors. No he last resting place of our S. 15. Ryder anjj Family. Corvallis Times, print's, $20.25. uiit the public . our Lion space not per- of.Hon. Jhn Kur churches in this slate, dined Sunday last j Sett's article on the PWlippme question, with our townspeople, IJ. S. Adams Lnd j which appeared in the Daily Oreoniaii family. j of the loth i'.ist. S. I.. Kline, after purchasing a la;: cj A. D. Halff, the breeder of thorough stock cf goods ia San Francisco, returned j bred Red l olled cattle, of Hoskins, sold to fie city Monday. His children will j this week from his herd a bull calf to remain and attend school. Sirs. Kline j parties in Stckto, Cal., and has two will return later on. more of the same kind to spare. Born To the wife of J. H. Wilson in! H. T. French, professor of agriculture city August Stb, a son. Joe will j in the O. A. C, will resign his position earcb the catalogue of military ; September ist a:.:d accept a like position iu t ie Iaaho agricultural college, lociud at Moscow, at a salary f f. t.Sco. Mrs. Fred Parsons fell from the kitchen this likely heroes for a suitable cognomen for this young scion if his family. 0 A. ('. Hyffman, who was paralyzed the care coun- to road S. L Kline, Mdsc Co po . $7.20. U. S. Gleason, balance on lumber bill, $7. F. P. Clark. Mdse Co poor, $10. Corvallis Gazette, printing, $15. Dr. Chas. Band, medicine coontv u. or, $6 10. Allen & Woodward etc., $8.15. Mrs. David Hugging ty poor, $170.47. J. T. Phillips, repairs machine, $3 50. Miller & Hector,' repairs to a bridge, $8. Irwin Smith, bounty claim, $1. D. Carlilo, J. P. fees. Stave vs. King et al, $2.95. E. it. Bryson, J. P. fees, State vs. Sullivan, $3.25. H. LI. Carver, Constable fees, Slate vs. Sullivan, $1. Smith & Stone, building Spring Hill bridg-, $124.72. Smith & Stone, building Brown bridge, $2tii.72. J. II. Smith & Co., hardware, etc., $9.85. Tli ! Disiovery of the Day. An:'. J. Rs!, the leading- druggist o." Shrcveprt, L:i., tay: "Dr. King's New Discovery is the only thing that cures my cooerh. !tnd it is tl,e best follor I have." J. F. Ci itpbell, merchant of SafTard, Arizona writes: '-Dr. King's Nev Discovery is all that is claim, d for it; it never falls and is a .. j sure cure for consumption, coughs and Stationery, cojs. j cannot ?ny enough ftr iti merits." Dr. Kings Sew Discoverv for consumption, coughs and colds is not nn experiment. It has been triud for a quarter of a century, and liiuay stands at the head. It m- vtr dis appeints. Five trial ho tt U s at Graham & WelU' drug ttore. or St. Louis. Keep this service iu mind when going east aud consult O. R. c 5f. agents or address, W. H. Hurj.burT, General Passenger Ageut, Portland, Or. Blanche Walsh A Poor Rela Call for Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there is money on hand at the county treasurer's office to pay all orders endorsed aud marked not paid for want of funds, up to and including Cpse of October 9, 1896. Interest will be stopped on same from this date. W. A. Buchanan, Treasurer of Kenton Co., Oregon. Corvallis, Or., Aug. 6, 1S98. Unmi'tLhpn-i. WKolo. Kri,l i took ot enough Reunioii. Mr. a.d Mrs. Hewitt and three chil dren, of Farmington, Ca'., ai . spending several weeks with Mrs. Sib. Barclay, of Irish Bend. Last Sunday, it beip Mrs. Hewitt's birthday, the Barclays held a i femily le-mion. Tho-e present were Mr. M antl Mrs. James Herrou, Mr. and Mrs. John Herrou, Ir. aud Mrs. Hewitt aud three children, M'ss Leoua Herros. Ross Barclay, Misses Leah and Gertie Barclay ! and others. Aunt Mary's children all enjoyed the occasion hugely, and par- DWitt's Witch Hazol Salve lias the largest talo of any i-alvoin the world. This fact and its merit has led dishonest neoele t:i atttmpt to eminttrfeit it. h-t k out for the man who attempts t deceive yiu when you call for DeWitt's Witeli Hazel Salve, I the grunt pile cur.-. Gialiam & Wells. 4 Sol Smith Russell 3 f non has identically the same chance for fashionable attire here as his wealthier kin. For with our popular prices, our "Style, Service, Satisfaction" Clothing, for Spring and Summer, is certainly within any man's purse-reach. To look elsewhere is to buy here. The Label oi the Famous Make That's Guaranteed . ..' ' ;! Suits made to order F. L, MILLER nJTnruTJ-uJp! uirriru vruij uijirmj ruxofiruj-ijin Our third Car of A buyer ar citv. young fr.-.i cash Wanted a small home, acrei for Small house, baru, well, fine , sightly location. Cheap, for broke her 5U1 of July over his entire left side, has , step: at Dick Riser's j partia'ly recovered, so he is able to get ' morning aud out on crutches. Ke left Monday for his , Drs. Farra home in Blodgetts valley. John Wiler, the pioneer Soap creek rancher, was iu town t'cc early part of lace W-. should; ' nesday blade". Staudiee reduced the fracture and the patient is doing well. R. !'. Miller assisted Dr. Farra in set ting Joe Smith's fractured !c,i, as Joe the week. He came up to see if his sou could not be put under the influence of Walter was running the bauk all right in opiates. The young fellew stood the lOperiticu, though painful, iike a major. to d lumber, $4.25. Frank Griffith", bou.-ty, 63e. J. . l!i hunan, salary cummi sionur, $16. win. fekHOt ts. salary county com missioner, $12 SO. Attkst: Vikgil E. Watteus, Clerk. By V'ictok P. Moses, Deputy. all through h chicken irvest fixias to the absence of Mr. Woodcock. The regents of the O. A. C. are prepar- ing to build a 7o additiou to the college larm oaru. The ork will be under the supervision o! D. . Pritchard 111- of the college. - ., , " .. structir iu the woodworking departi-i: address is 310 Madison street. ' Bob McFarlaud, tVe father of the prize baby mentioned iu the GAZETTE of July 8th, shook hands with us as he passed through for Linn county recently. Alex. Remiie, wife and her brother, Byron Taylor, leave today with team and camp equipage lor the atioots, wiiere Y .11 icv perimont. ploasant, thorough little pills. They cure constipation and siek headache just as sure as y iu take them. Grab.ni & Well?. C. R. Franklin sports a sprained fool, M. O. Hart jjoe Cal. Stewart's sqiash j caased by i'umping off of a ear which he story one letter and informs us th:-t he ' llad -)ust keen unloading at tie electric ha? at his home at the north erd of Cor. 1 h&'jL works. He is able, with the aid of fi.:fl-?ciions. If a man, with a breath that weald ! Real Estate and Other Matter.;, stop au electrocution, hails yon on the' Malind.vIV'-'ey to. John M. Risley, 10 Kappointm'onl when you cx- street and attempts to riiwne crroat nml.. acres, near Albanv. S2ro. Ue Witt's Little barly Risers are ; lems of stale. he is nrohablv i.:-hri,tPH What Dr. A. K. Salter Says. Buffalo, N. Y. Gents: From my j personal knowledge, gained in observing the ellect of your Sluloh's Cure in cases of advanced consumption, I am prepared to say it is the most remarkable Remedy that has ever been brought to my atten tion. It has certainly Saved many from Consumption. S Id bv -Graham . : Wells. Busklen's Arnica Salve. FII Id BEST SALVE in the world for its. Bruises, Sr, Ulers, Salt Rheum, ...... s;,.... T.iMu rn. , xr.....i. I blains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and I positively cures Files, or no pay required. ! It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction 'r moniA- refunded. Jrriee la conts pvr box. For sale by Graham Sz Wells, diuggists. Is uoiv oil the iv ay from, the Factory The PHOENIX Is the Popular Wheel Because it Looks Well, Runs Well and Amaa.i.i J. Calvert and husband to A. vallis, .t.ood, sound squashes raised last year. Let's hear from ai! the squash dis tricts of the cousty. Tuesday evening while hauling a load ' , c 11 f lumber Jos Smith jumped off the wan thev will tarry a couple of weeks, hunt- J ' ' - r.,, .annv I o.,,r., .....1 U.aI... I 1. ing aud fishing. a very stout cane, to be about; still, his e- jjaccjjUS If a man wake- up in the morning with 19 several a'.l distinct ki.-.ds oi dark-brown tastes iu his m-ulb, he can bet he is a candidate for the hospital, or else he has been making a blending j retort of his stoiach tor all the dtfiferetrt I kinds of libations offered at the shrines pcdevtal grumbles all the ti.ne over the exerci:-,e necessary to provide locomotioi When a lately converted sot, who ha; i spent all his years up to the half century The sun and wind have so rinened the . mark ia lininns !ivi-.i, tfilc ,-r,., i, .. ,.v,. uuuuaJ K-"y day last offered D. C. Rose to furnish ihe Milner, tlie genial pasrenger crates ack Hs Mn would guarantee Mr. Rose that he wot not have anything to pay if he Lot noth ing. The offer was refused. rcr broken surface?, sores, ins et bit.N burns, skin disc.-ses, and especially piles, there is cue leliable r-.-medy, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. When you call 'or D.:Witt's djn't accept counterfeits or frauds. You will not be disappointed with Dm Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Graham & Wells. Geo. Armstrong, of Mountain View, called and discussed crops and stock with the quill-pusher of the Gazette tbis week. George is a breeder of fine sheep, and gets extra prices for his animals. Professor McElroy, a former resident of this county, was iu town recently, looking after his orchards. He has sold his large crop of prunes on his Monroe orchard for one-half a cent per pound on the trees. Rev. Iliff, who preached in the First M. E with A. K ageBt of the S. P. R. R. of this city, made the GAZKTTE a -pleasant call a few days since. Mrs. Nora Curry, of Ihvaco, Wash., au old friend and neighbor of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Miller, of this city, has been visit ing in their family for the last three weeks and will return to her home o:-: Saturday. Mrs. E I. Rayburu and three children have returned to th;ir home iu Portland, aftir a month's stay with relatives in the Belkuap settlement. Her niece, Mbs Inez Williams, accompanied her to the metropolis. We inadvertently failed to mention last week that 7-tev. C. F. Clapp, of Forest Grove, would preach in Ihe Congrega tional church, this city, Sunday, August 7. He preached au excellent sermon to a large congregation. J. L. Underwood called at this office to say that he aud his partner, S. T. Kerr, have about completed painting and papering the M. E. Church South's new edifice, and that they have orders for work iu their line for several weeks. Hon. J. I). Lee, several -ears since joint senator of Bmton and Polk coua ties, lias recently returned from an ex tensive Eastern trip, advertising Oregon-. While en route to Newport he stopped long enough to renew former acquaint ances. One 31i:nit Cough Cure surprise- people by its quick cures, and children may take it in larga quantities uithnut the L--s t danger. It has won for itself the lst reputation ol any preparation used today for colds, croup, tickling in the throat or obstinate cough. Graham & Wells. To a iv of our reailem contemp'ating matrimony we desire to say before doing so it would be well to ca'l at our office and observe our stock of wedding sta tionerv, and consult our foreman in re- i gard to styles and quality. Give him a tip as to the date, and he will da all the rest with neatness and dispatch. Peter Callahan and wife, R. Bryson and wife, B. W. Joh:;sou and wife and Mrs. J. R. Bryson picnicked on "-Tenkle Creek the early part of the week. On the feturu of the party handsomely remembered with a fine plate of mountain trout. They were de licious. Thanks. You have permission to go again. on near Tampico and broke one bone in his left leg near the ankle joint Dr. Farra set the injured limb which will disaLlr Joe from harvest work this sum mer. H. T. Bristow.'of the Pellfouutain frsit farm, svas in town Tuesday making arr?.iigemcuts to repair the dryer on the Co.'s place near Duslv. He savs there is a a rod average rron anil that Hip 1 erick officiating. will be from three to four thousand bush els of Italian prunes. Mr. Stuai Hall, representing W. O. Randolph & Co., of Portland, on Tues Racket Store man's face and nose while listening to the "sad sea waves" that it is neeesrary now for him to bandage them ill medicated cotton batting. He feels lviag, has the only true, genuine religion, and that he would uot give a snap of his finger for all the Christianity in all the churches, it is perfectly safe for you to som-rwhat last, since his neighbors fail to conclude that it took but a verv little recognise .itn iu his witch hazel features. 1 reli -ion to fill his orav,rel :r,l fn t His family will return home Saturday. ! overflowing. Married, August 9U1, at the residence I When such an one Asseverates that all of the bride's mother, Miss Hatlie Brum- i men and women making up the member field ai d "lr. Charles Denny, Rev. Em- ship of the different churches are frauds, Immediately after the cheats and liars, you cannot fail to doubt ceremony, w ith many kind wishes from ! l"e genuineness of !his alleged conversion. friends, the happy couple departed for j J wh? a 'dear-eyed, weakly-legged specimen ot the genus homo, carrying tons of breath whose perfume is louder than the aroma of lira burger cheese, calls at your place of business and wants yea to do him a favor, you cau be absolutely lertaiu that he intends to strike von for quarter, to buy his dinuer with. That is what lie will teli you, at any rate. C. Woodcock, 325.70 acres, sections 2 and 3, township 14, range 5, 9000. Three mortgages filed, $ 2263. 15. Five me rtgagea satisfied, $4392. Four chattel mortgages Sled, $962. TAte-y frvest amount coutrr'.-ated by any o:.e person in Beaton county towards payment of the w:.r tlebt iu real estate transactions in internal revenue stamps is $9. Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures where others fail. It is the leading Cough Cure, and no hot:e should Ve without it. Pleasant to take and goes right to th spot. Sold by Graham & Wells. To the Public. Parties wishing to purchase stock in the Mastodon Mining & Milling com pany or having any other business with j the company are referred to Judge John ,Burnctt, atL is office iu Corvallis, Oregon. i T-Jo Cure No Pay. That is the way all druggusts sell j GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TON- j ; IC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is ! ... I I simply iron and quinine 111 a tasteless I form. Children love it. Adults prefer ! I it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. "SI The "GOLDEN EAGLE" the best medium priced wheel on the marl Let. is Notice -to Creditors. Notice is hereby given ti all persons con CGriu'd that the uaib.rsigned has bven duly appointed by- the County Court of Benton County, Stale of Oregon, executor of tke last will and lestamein ot Jane Harris, du ceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby rcquirr d to present the same to me, eluly verified, as by law rt quired, at my homo, eight miles south of Coi vallis, in B.'iiton County, Oregon, with in six months from the date hereof. Dated this Gth day of August, 1898. MARY JANK WHITBY, Executor of the last Will and Testament of Jano Harris, Decea-;ed. chm. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE TO MITCHELL LEWIS & STAY - -PORTLAND, OR ruTj-Lnj-Lnj-mru-Lru-i LOTS SUMMONS, : Monroe, their future home-, where .Vr. Denny will have charge of one of the n; Not Second-Class. A Georgia editor makes this bid for public favor: - "Get a first-class paper yu ic aoom . vjur coiemporary In t,.e ci,.tuit CWt of lhe State f 0re over the way keeps this notice at the gon, for the County of Benton. head of his isarnal: IRnteredat the post- I w- ? Lord, as Governor ot Oregon, II. K office as second-.c ass matter.' "News paperdom. . . For constipation take Karl's Clover ' Root Tea, the Grv-t Blood Purifier Cares i A Jvocsc nas purchased of Judge i In th ; aft McFaddcn five acres just north of the Hadley property. Nort Adams and'j. H. Albright have the contract ofteariu ' Calloway & Htlnter have just finished tureshing ico acres ot fall-sown wheat on Soap creek that averagerl 22 bushels and another field that went 21 bushels. ItI II I I II uie acrejjsoiu mese neias were out 111 011 ground that harl grown a crop of spring grain last season. This machine' is n -w threshing the 350-acre crop of Joe ; ue - louowing uusmess was clone m Hunter on Muddy. 1 the Probate Court this week: " . , , , , , . I i S.- L. Kline appointed administrator Ben Woldt passed the thiity-fifth mile j of tle of Wm. Howe , (,eceasfed post tn Vis life's journey last Monday, j -B(U ggcg Probate Court, following business was done Kincaid, as Seeretary of State, a:--.d Phil Mc't.chan, as State Ireasurer ot Oregon, U10 Board of Cummissioners for the sale of S:!..ool mid University Lands, and for the investment of the funds arising there from, of the State of Oregon Plaintiff Headache, Nervousness, Eruptions on j jiahala Burk, J. H. Burki her husband, the face, and makes -the head clear as a Wm. Mackny, and Margaret M. Mackay, bell. Sold by Graham & Wells. i lis .wil'(!','J1- Bi?ndeberry. and Mollie L. Branocberry, his wife Dclcndants ,, , ,. . . , 1 To Mahala Burk, L ILliurk, hn husband, Gall for Guy Warrants. Wm. Mut-kay, Margaret M. Mackay, his T herdisraiuuluihii t i.... wife. .J . ! . Bran Jeburrv. and M-.illicJ.. , , , ., - ' , , I Brandcberry, his wife, thy show-named j u uauci ie pay au warrants presented 1 defendartU. " and endorsed noV,paid for want ef funds j In the name of the State of Oregon, Tou --7? . U 1 1. P I. U.. 1 3 nnor to December r, 1805. Interest ' a,m "".y J"'u ?'c "''ww anu Honest Money Money Saved, It's not alone that wliieli you earo, but Unit which you save. Come here today, tomorrow, any day this week for lliat matter. Come when you will and see if the money we save you is not as honest in your pocket as it would be in the till of these who would charge you more for goods. JESs-flEW- YORK RACKET STORE. stopped on 'same-after this date. .' A.. 'autHOrn, City Treasurer. Corva'lis, Or., Aug. 5, 1S9S. 1 noon he served to each of his many acspiaintances and friends a cool glas-, of delicious Bavarian beer, impart ed for the occasion. Be:: is a whole- down the old dwelling nn Hi?,- 1-..- 1 ' .-.1 .-... -- . . . . ' P,oa--" & uou unci souieti, loiiv renow, aim taKes as mucn pleasure in fcoing a favor ing person as anyone the knew- wilt erect a two-story modern residence thoreon. When completed it will be oc cupied by the ewuer and his family. required to appear. and -answer to tho com plaint in the a Ijuvo-eiuitled suit now on tdy in thc'vlBce of the elei k .f said e.urt on or before Mondnythc 14th day of Novem ber, A. D. 189a, it being the first day of Sale of ,1 Morc th-iftwenty million fre sample, of l!5v "cxo regular ovemo -r urm ot the said sale ot rcaL --, , , ., , , , ,. .court, to lc held at Um court room in the ; DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have beea di- ; court hoiu-c at Corvallis, in U.-uton county. triouieu or ine manuracturers. W hat better ! Oregon, and you ana each or you arc here- Mnu. p 1 1, ..I,. . 1. 1 . , ' 1 . : ii j' i htr tuilifii-'d I'.iit if vnn fjiil it. rtniiv.ip cniil r.,,.,. Ti. wrl -.1 , : 1'""" t""" vmiuuoiie-i III 11s merits UO VOU 1 -j 7 - - y - -. - - - Ma.y Jans Whitby appointed ; WAnt? f, k,.nt ' . ; complaint as livrcin i-.qmred, the plaintiff executor. Bo.idj-j!2Svjvr .. .. . ... . . will.auuly totht! court, tor Hi-- rolicl 1 ray ! to any deserw f k,.i.nn,(-.,i, ., ; tbeshynt :-t jpace jt tniK. ra!i .iit..Wl, if.jr i.-iplfl.ir alkp!::at, simvly for a decree rt.ain.-t tin: delenua;..ts Ma JTrwift'rtfiiniHiii- Fstate of Henry inst. properly coafirmed. Estate of lane Har. is dece writer Uncle Jos Yates v;as seen recently carrying around a bunch of spring wheat Odessa variety. One' t Ordei ! heads of the White head contained 66 grains. Sab ro.-a, he i formerly of Portland. Ittiormed tlie writer that he had for years been in the habit of bringing samples -f wheat as soon as c-t to show the mil! men iu town in oi l -r to get credit with them for (lour. He thinks it works like a charm. instate ot Leo Gerhard. Administrator 1 -cr I ordered to pay z'au&s in full. Estate oT-G. L. train deceased. idarried In Winnipeg, Canada, July to 3e'J ra property. 24, 189S, by Rev. Dr. W. M. Sperling, . Estate f W. A. S ate deceased. . Cita Wi!ii.-.m F. Osburn and Rose 1. Glasou, ! lions issued U W. D. Ris ev. executor. Mr. Osburn is a ! requiring him. to file filial account-on or well known printer, being the sou of W. before Sept. 6th, 1898. Martha J. Slate, T .t ..r m:,i; M,?lm n A c- r.'i - wwu, u, -1 una ciiy. winiam was . um.u ijeu lor uer suppan, badlv wrecked born and raised in Eugene, and his manv Estate of J. C. Alexander. Final f ahala liu ; J. 11. Burki and Wm. M'-ekay, Li the sum .. .--, : it cj.i-i.l 1 ... i ui ?i.-w in J . a- vi jiu voiu, iess 111c :!n Our boys at Ccm Merritt are bavin a kard time 1 eeiiin.'.' warm. It noi oriuegrodiu is a nep-.etv Osburn of this citv little hard with, boys brious c'imate of the reaied in the sal Wiila-ictte valt in lb'- s.ind, eiiv friends will be pleased to learn of l;i.-. ' account allowed. Administrator dis marriage. Eugene Guard. The new charged. Bond, men exhonerated. hjf iystaie ol fc. C. Wyalt deceased. Final Our Corvallis soldier laddiesfere wrifing bom for some of mother':; pies an '. sweet cakes. Each one f them is willing 1. ; ! qualify, under oath, that his mother is. W cn Estate of Ii. count allowed. Administrator arged. Bondsmen exhonerated. Estate of Haiif Karsten deceased, iiieel for term. dis Cem Catarrh Cured. A clear head an.-! sweet breath secure? with Shiloh's Ca tarrh Remedy; sold on a guarantee. Na sal injector free. Sold by Graham & Wells. to make their ho opco a large portion ot the time. wjHLLlhe best cook' on earth. fTkfcw iw leiise cold fogs, while tl-.e piercing wind touiled The b'ue each oi:e believed his mows me nmag out ot their clothing, mother onlv a fair At Rest. T : . .... ll ' . ... oi:e believed his ! J"31 l,JC "aJUKFJ was gIrlg to press sort of a chef. Ab- I lat week we 'earned of the sudden death However, when they reach Manila it will ; seuce from the parental roof tree and the ! of Charles H. RyderJ of this place, and lie .is troublesome to kee; cool, and the : savor v vian.ls mmiwl u mn. .irt bneflv announced the fart many times wish thev c mid boys will e:-ijoy the cold winds of the Bay City, with thi fogs thrown in. Mrs. Cntor, of Oak Ridge, .nd her little son were in town the first of the : week and iu formed u that the little fel low came near being killed last week bv the c.reless shaoting of sportsmen while hunting China pheasants. Several of the shots passed cbse ta the little boy's face just under the hat brim. Only a few days before some hunter had iu shooting Mr. Ryder and skillful hands enlarges the vision, j was bon! January I, 1SC2. He located in matures the judgment, and developes the j t'1's state 111 lS7t where he has since palate to a high degree. j lived. He was 56 years. 7 mouths and 3 clays old at the time of his sudden taking off. Charley, as lie was familiarlv known, Charles Blakeslee, of this place, was seriously injured Sunday evening last. He wa- on his way with his threshing outfit to the gr4in fields ef Soap creek. When about three miles out ef town one of his horses balked. Charley got dov 11 off the tyagou, gathered a good siz:-d Stick, '--.itting the horse a smart' blow. was a strong, active citizen and the main stay aud comfort of his aged parents with whom he lived and cared for, hav- ittiiiaway. i J. S. Buchanan, of Wrens! was drivini; ijrf 9rt r.aid January H. 18SU. S!Xi oaid Jn ! along near Horace Underbill's a few days ; V ' 1800 'C' lm!d 3wnry D. , ,, , I paid January 5, 18'J2, 9(5 paid March SI, ago wue-.i suddenly the neckyoke.uroke lVM px )mia May 23, 1594, 192 paid iai the team ran ' away! Both of the ! -Mnrch !9, lH'ji, 192 paid October 3, 1897, i . , ti, .. ... 1:1... .t t ri..: occupants were thrown out and Mrs. B. -j ; J" " v tt- 1 llic ivitn if i-i trn r 1 inr pant uniiiim rmm was considerably hurt. The buggy- wafth fith dnv ,f March. 1898. until i.aid. and fur 120 : tioriicys' lees, besides th costs and disbursement of this suit, and for a decree against all the defendants foreclosing the said m srtgage setout in plaintiff's complaint and directing that the mortgaged property therein described torwit: Beginning at a poi:-.t 6ti links south of the interior cor ner of the original donation la.id claim of .Ins. A. Bennett, and wife, it-being Claim No. 45 T. 12 S. K. 5 W or Will. Mer., thence south ,25.24 chains; to the southwest corner of said claim : thence cast 7.74 chains j thence south 12.50 chains; thence eatoli. 45 cnaixs; thencu- north 25 chains; thence eii.-t 4.0(1 chains; to tile middle or the chanm-l oi Mary's river; thence down the middle of 1 said channel of said river U a point dHj east of the place of beginning, thence west to the place oi beginning, containing i 16C acres of hind in. Benton county, Ore gon, ue soiu y uie snerin ot iienion county. Oregsn, in the manner prescribed by law. and that the sheriff making such sale put the purchasers into tho actual possession of the saia premises, and that the plaiuVitf have the right to become the purchase r at ! such sale, and the defendants and all persons claiming through or under them or oitfejr of then? be forever debarred and foreclosed Notice to Farmers. H. M. h'iuley has secured theCauthorn warehouse, aud will store grain au.d hay at the market price. Sacks aud". twine supplied. When you call for DeWfttV Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure, don't accept any thing else. Dos'tbe talked into accepting a substitute for piles, for sores, for burns. Graham & Wells. SEASIDERS AND PICNICKERS Can find just what They want in the way of Canned Fruits, Meats, Vegetables, etc., at I A. HODES, M . Second Street, Corvallis. 1 n. fL Dining Parlors 7T and Bakery, ing never been married. He will be greatly unsstd by all, and especially so It Tke horse resented the attack aud plant- at birds some distance off, killed a large ed his loot squarely over his assailaut's turkey 01 the Cators. While Mrs. C. right eye. Mr. B. was insensible for a does n -)t like to lose her fowls, she faels number of hours. . He was carried to bis Stop that cough! Take warning. by his parents, who were so deoeudeut 'may lead to Consumption. A 25c. bottle upon liim iu their declining years. His ! Shiloh's cure may save your life, funeral occurred Friday, the 5th, in pre;- I Solcl hV G""aham &l Wells. exce of a large and sympathizing coiigre this office was ; that it is criminal, or' hunters to be so J home aud is now deiugwell nnder tijye careless of !.-ugiau life. Hereafter tne 1 care of- Dr. Altman ladv hopes that sportsgrieu will not shoat ! tians set in he will likely recover. ;3It towards her house or -barn uuless they was a very close call and is a wonder the are at least half i i-ile distant. blow did not cause fatal results. gation, and was couducted by Rev. Mark Noble, pastor of the Baptist church of this nlarp Tl-p familv fw1 ,lfti1 frraio. Unless comPlica-irtll,r JS .... . ... . . . . . v.-iv. Aiuu'.to.- , auuy, IJ. tion. Zierolf has just unpacked a crate of American crockery. It is beautiful ware, and just suited to your wants aud purse. KTnlai, Xr PoIIgI,,i'. ,. j...: ! of all right, title, or interest in or lion u non , , 5? 'cuu"'" j the said promises or any part thereof, and r Hujuicr guoeis uow on. that the proceeds arising Irom such sale bo I applied, hrst to the payment ot the costs and ! expenses of such sale, and ot this suit in cluding attorneys fei, and next to the amount decreed to be due plantii" on said note and mortgage, and for such other or further order or decree as may seem meet and equitable in the premise. This summons is published iu the Cor vallis Gazette for six successive and eonr secutive weeksf prior to the said -14th day of November, 1898, under andin pursuance of an order made bv tho Hon. J 0. Fiillrt-tini judge of said court at Cuambers at hugei (tans 189S, W. SUBSTANTIAL .WELL-COOKED MEALS. THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE IN THE COUNTRY. Confectionery. Smoker's Goods. Novelties. t Hodes & Hall's T. D. Campbell, Car Second and Mon roe is agent for the Western Cottage Pi ano aud Organ Co. ADVERTISE iN THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE. Karl's Clover Root Tea i?f Constipa tiori, its the.best, and after using H i ysa I Dane county. Oregon, and wanted, wood on Gazette subscrip- don't say so rettrrn th package and lic it b'iH do you good. 6c Wells, . ': ? . 1 :