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CORVALLIS, OREGON. Aug. 19, 18981 - - i I SUMMER GOODS Are Strictly il? Demand. ' I RIBBON. Over $600.00 worth of rib- ben just received. Faaey and staple. Satin :rros tir.iiH, double face satin, taf feta, moire. Several qualities. BEAUTY PINS. Six for 25c. Three styles. Stick pins, military pins, shirt waist sets. PARASOLS. Colored ami fancy at greatly reduced prices to close. SUMMER CORSETS. 25c, 50c, Ji.oo. New short corsets in four-hook and five hook. Shirt waist distenders, 25c. BELTS. Leather, patent leather, can vas, metal. Plain, jeweled, tai-.cv to $2.50. '5C S. E. YOUNG & SON, Albany, Oregon. Agents for Butt rick Patterns LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Hodes carries stolid jugs and all sizes of crocks. John B. Goodman was in town the early part of the week. Charles Blakeslec is out and ab'e to attend to business aain. Notary Public '".rag, of Dusty, called on business a few days since. Prof. French bas rent-d his residence to Gto. Ready, the college printer. Geo. Horcefall, who has been down with malarial fever, is convalescent. Miss Maude H-ffuian will not come to San Francisco, as has been reported. Mrs. Elii-.abeth Beach died at her hotxe at 2:20 p. m. Monday, of heart disease. W. Starr, of Monroe, and Attorney Bryan, of Philomath, were in town this week. Mrs. R. Shelton and children, ( Scio. are visiting with her sister, Mrs. Dilley, of this city. L. P. Poad has returned to his home in HcMinnville after a week's visit with friends here. J. C. McCaurtland, of this city, is spending his vacation with his brother, at Wilbur, Wash. t rea autmrn, 01 Aisea, passed i-.-raugii j town horseback luesaay 011 mis way to Ditroit, ia the (.'ascn les. Norm Lilly's river bottom field yielded J 40 bushel? of wheat to the acre, which is . 1 1 1 - I me largest yieiu yet reporieu. Dac Tom aid Mr. Grout of Alsea were ill town this week marketing chittfttj bark, woal, mohair and honey. ,,--' I Zierolf, the grocer, wants ail l-:is cus- tamers to call and examine his nwmnjed. pure American Focd Products. Mrs. Gnssie Palmer, of Philomath, has ' been visiting :ith Mrs. Elizabeth Ger- ; hard and family of this city fer several days. jtton. The former is in harmony with Mn P. L. Christian, national orgau- Wm. Stevens, for many years a rest- I the popular will, the latter is ;iot. izcr of the Christian Woman's Board of dent of this place, died at Toledo, Lin- DaWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the ! Missions, will oecn.y the pnlf it at the coin ceunty, on Saturday last and was i largest fale f any a!ve in tho- world. This Christian church next Sunday wi rning buried on Sunday. fact and it.- merit has led di.hn-sf people and evening. Mrs. Edith Veazie Bryson, wife of our j " ",ton,,' to "f il- '" k Ht Rev. AI!etli &f MisR0. ri, a new trans young attorney, is a contributor to the t,w m wTS' te fro " tl,e M" E' Cuurch Soutl, is in . . ... you call f'r UoWitt's Witc-h Haxcl !alve. , ... . new literary magazine, "Drift," pub- lished in Portland. Miss Martha Lawrence who has been for some time visiting the family of Alex the same plaCi xre spelHing a collple of McFadden, of this city, is now gatheiing j nlonths vhitia,, frica,U a,ld relatives in shells by the seaside. tuis place and vicinitv- Mr- chii,is and Lee Beach, who was deputy postmaster yu. Cecil are prominent steckraisers and under Judge Moor, now city passenger j farmers. Mrs Childs if a daughter of agent for the Northern Pacifie, in Tori- the late Richard Calloway, land, was in Corvallis this week. j. w. Stewart. Charley Smith and Tony County Clerk Waiters and family, ac- j the bootblack' have formed a copartuer cempanied by Mrs. Watters' father and ' ship as c mine surgeons. Their first vic mother, whose home is at Newberg, are ! tim was operated upon last Sunday. The rusticating in the Alsea mountains. Iria r,-m ivcil a lamr tm-ior fm-n the side .. . John Todd, on Beaver creek, has ereet- ed a 50 bushel Kurtz dryer on his place, It will be a good thing for himself and neighbors who have small crops f fruit. D. C. Rose hauled 1,100 fire brick from Albany last week to be used in building . .... . . . uie luindtn iui uis uijli. ..ii . i, iw.-v- son, from Salem, is here doing the mason j work for Mr Rose John Whitaker of Willamette precinct ! ecentl v said to the Gazette representa- tire that there was no news in h s section ' with the exceptiou that he had almost exhausted himself doing two men's work ! during harvest. J. E. Crank and wife left Mouday over the Northern Pacific for their old home in Madison, Wis., for a month's visit with relatives and friends. Their daughter. Miss Anna, will stay with her sister, Mrs. M. H. Kriebel, during their absence. We learn that our former townsman, Gib McFadden, is doing well at Wilbur, Wash., where he located about one year ago. There has lately come into his home a vouug son whom Gib has named Dewey. He proposes to call the next ' r L 1 P''y ne McKiuley. sprained. For broken surface, sores, insect bites,"; College Printer Kekdy, after two inef burn?, ;kin disr. ses, and especially piles, factual attempts to get away for a much there is c:ie lcliable remedy, DoWitt's ! needed rest, has about concluded that Witch Hazel Salve. When yu call for printers are among the unfartunat. ones DeWRt's don't accept counterfeits or frauds, excluded from El vsian fields, whose laby You will not be disappointed with De Witt's Hnthiau mazes are beautified with sylvan Witch Hazel Salve. Graham & Wells. ; grottos Rparkling fountains, trailing D. B. Herman's truck team, being tired ; vines, meek-eyed wd nymphs, enliven of waiting for the evening train on the ed by the thrilling melodies of the teath C. Sc E., ran away Monday evening j cred songsters of brilliant plumage, and starting for their home, bitf before going j where the perfumed atmosphere, laden far one of the horses fell and injured witla the seent of wood violets, forget himself slightly. The team was captured i me-nQtR aud wild thymo begets fanciful by W. S. Lin vide after it had ran several j thoughts aud refresh meut to the wearied blocks. No one injured. j D0dy and overtaxed mind. Miss Etta Peet, after visiting with friends in this city for a few days, took her departure for Eugene where she will . 1. ;u u o.,? u,, - then go on to Palo Alto, t al., where she will enter the Castilieja female college. : Miss Etta is a charming 17 year o!d miss and will do her family and friends credit m school or elsewhere. , John Riley, a resident for a number of years iu this city, Utea at Althvuse, jose- phiue county, the 14th and was buried the 15th. Mr. Riley settled in Corvallis J in 1882, built a brewery, aud fer several , years manufactured beer aad shipped it : to his customers in -Jifferent parts of the ' valley. Several years since be sold his brewery property on th,e corner of First j and Jefferson to Beu Woldt. He leaves I quite an estats in this and Jojephiue ; counties. For sale Hodes. . Johnson lias been spending this week with friends in Marion county Mrs. A. E. Holgate, of Sprague, Wash., is visiting Judge Holgate and daughter. Tomatoe mustard, queen olives, evap- .tea llsrse '!;ovver M at A' Gerty Kemp is i-: a critical condition, having taken a relapse, but is slightly belter "OW- JuUg' Mcradtlen and family arc pas ing a visit to their farm near Junction City for a few day". A. Hodes exhibits a fine line of relish es and condiments neatly put ,up by American purveyors. V. A. Wells !.- shipping 150 tons of baled hay into the San Fraucisco market, loading one car a day. Ethel Hilknan has recovered Iro.-.i her I tussel with typhoid fever, Hurler the skill ful assistance of Dr. Altman. Born To the wife of t). B. Connor, a daugUtir, August 17th, usual weight. Mother and da.-.ghter doi.-.g well. Rev. Isaac P;art has returned from his vacation, and will occupy the pulpit cm Lord's Day, morning and evening. Cn. Gerhard, the popular news and l)ok dealer on Second street, has made a large reduction in writing tablets. Now is the time to secure bargains at Gerhard's. He is offering inducements to buyers before his fall stock arrives. Joe Dntton and family have returned from Alberta to stay, having had eMougll of life among the frosts and mosquitos H. M. Stone is erecting a Kurtz dryer of 200 burhcls daily capacity in th's city, and will buy green prunes, paying 20 cents per bushel. Judge Stearns, the pioneer cranberry grower of Lincoln county, slopped over a day in oar burg while enroute to Port land on business. Pickles, pure vinegar, pure boiled cider, currie powders, and Assell's salad and meat dre..sing, and chow-chow in bulk, at A. Hodes'. E. P. Gr?ffoz aad family have returned from the mountains. Ed's face has a nut-brown color, and his voice resembles the sub bass of a pipe organ. Two out of eight applicants were suc cessful in passing the county teachers' examination held here last week, one getting second gra-Je, the other third. Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh's Vital izer immediately relieves Soar Stomach, Com ing up of Tod Distress, and is the great kidney and liver remedy. Sold by Gra- i,a;n & Wcdlt A. D. Ha'o, of Hoskins, has purchased i the People's Pres. published at Albany, alld will take p9Sseion the 7th of Sep tembe . Benton will lose aud Linn will . ,; a nm fiitjiifll LFHotchkiss received a scalp noa ,d w,ljIe fiettiKg ready to load slab woo j frOBI ,1le Ci,ute at the sawmill. Dr. Pernot sewed up the wound ndC. P. now carries his head ia a sling. There S 'a Striking contrast in the Americanism of' Congressman Tongue and that of Gov t , j . i : 1 1 - their utterances on the Philippine ques-, j the great pile cure. Giah-nii & Wells. Mr. V. D. Childs, wife and children, of ! Davisville. Calif., and Mr lohn Cecil, of ., . . . . . -.tt ,r i-jj i of Olney McLagan's famous bird dog ( with neatKOis aud dispatch. The doj is j ' doing well an-' no doubt is grateful for 1 the relief afforded by the operation I j A. D. Male, at Sunny View stock Farm, in Kings Valley, will sell at pub- I lis o. v , , . . , . . - o- - horses, pure-bred and graded red polled cattle, imported Berkshire boar and tueys, pure Hamburg aud Laugshau fowls, ; V Shropshire lambs, and farming ! tools aud vehicles. This sale will afford : a nne opportunity 10 get goso siock ai fan- prices. F. Bumgartner's team ran away with his binder this week, going at great speed through the grain. In his efforts to keep the machine from being ruined Frank attempted to guide the team away from a tree which stood in the edge of the field. He failed, however, the reel striking the tree square aud was immediately demol ished. One piece struck Frank on the head, knocking him senseless from his seat. When he struck the ground oae of 1 1. : : . . c 1 1 , 1,.. Wednesd.-.y evening about half-past j nine 1 1. k. lonnnr u-uiie remrniniy on his M tQwn t hfa I " kins Addition, ran into Wm. H. Wagner ! at comer of Xwe!fth alld VanB, ren, ! kn8cking Ule Iatter into B deep ditch ' wfaicfa raus alou? tbc ed;e of the waIki breakia his ,eft jaw and looseHing sev-! , , h G w Hensell, who was j . ... talking with Wagner at the time, escaped witn s igui injuries, connor was inrown from his wheel aHd considerably bruised ; about the head an i face. Cycles should not be allowed on the walks either night : or day. aud in any event not without lights after sundown. Many deaf and j blind people as well as small children are in constant danger of losing life or limb. Dr. Farra set the hsoken jaw aud dressei the bruises of the injured man, who is doing well at this writing. Try Vermont maple syrup. Apportionment of Schesl Funds, The following is the apportionment of . KbofA tQ the districts of Benton county, as made by Superintend ent Dearaan on August 15, 189S: ! District. No. 1,.- No. 2..- No. 3. . . Amount, 3 1 75-f 43.16 206.16 182 60 53-12 339 44 35-52 102.92 2327.32 39-84 15304 119.52 172.64 63.0S '3-oS 9.64 600. 92 4 9. So 139 44 132.80 116.20 ! No. I No. I No. No. No. 4.... 5 6.... 7..-8...- No. 9. I No. 10. j No. 11. , No. 12. No 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 17 .. No. ia No. 19 . No. 20 No. 21 No. 22 N. 23 No. 24 No. 25 No. 26 Nj. 27 . 129.48 324.40 46. 4S 225.76 119-52 106.24 No. 29 106.24 No. 36 N-37 (joint) No. 41 S9 64 30.60 139-24 No. 42 122.84 No. 43 No. 45 No. 46 (joint) No. 4S No. 49 No. 50 No. 51 .- No. 59 No 62 No. 66 -.- No. 69 (joint) No. 72 Eo. 74 129 08 63 oS 39 84. 109.56 59-76 69.72 75.. 6 63.08 142.76 73-4 16.60 13.28 j 1 16.20 No. 77 69.72 No. 79 No. Si (joint) K-. 83.,-, No. S5 (joint) No. 93 , No. 94 3-' o 43 16 69.72 36.52 I39-56 C6.40 No. 95 43-i6 0, ofi No. 96. No. 97 - s64 No. 5 (joint) 25 P.ofesior S'. aw has returned after a week's absence in Southern Ore';on, w'lere he went in the interests of tl e sugar beet industry of that section. Sejr.--t.trv Aler has ordered the w tk of imp- 1 ring Yaquisa bay to be adver tise i at ouc;-, preparatory to etting the .contract far t'1 completion of the same. Lye Bennett, who was formerly a cher 111 our public s.-hool;, but for rai year.-i a resid nt of Portland, is how vis-ting his acrod father in this city. Lake Do ris, formerly with R. M. Wad-- & Co., of this city, but for the last seven years with the same firm in Inde pendence, shook hands with old friends 'his week. me cu , awaunig me meeuiiK 01 uie an ' nual conference of his church, when he will be assigned a field for labor. The M. E. Church South annual con ference will me-'t in this city August 25th. Bishop E. R. Heudrix, uf Kansas City, will be prjseat during the ses ion. The new church will be dedicaled'on August 28th. Burt Bowersox has accepted the prsi tiou of book eeper in the Red Crown mills at Albany. Burt's smiling phiz will b missed in our business and social circles. J. L. Ripley takes his place iu the Bent-n County mills of this place. J e Rev. R. W. Jones, late of Dacota, who been visiting his son-in-law, Dan Pritchard and family here, left yesterday for Clackamas county having accepted a f to Pr!fh fr fthe Beaver Creek Pr bytenaa Church, four miles from Oregon City. Rev. Isaae Peart aud wife have re- turned from Newport. While absent he acquired the accomplishment of pre- serving his equ. hbr um on bicycle, and has ordered a wheel through F. A. Alex- ander. Hereafter he will be seen astride of the wheeled Pegasus. Sister Peart is well and strong, and must walk. A Dandy Hunter. Virgil E. Watters, our esteemed county j clerk, is miking his mark in th world. He wanted a rest aud the only way to get it was to take a vacation, ard the ouly way to take a vacation was to take his family with him. So last week be start ed, fa mi y and all, (including commissary stores), behind two cayuses for Alsea. There the huutiag commenced, and lat est returns place to his credit twe deer i and a big black "bar." He rep arts that I he is growing strong i Letter List. Following is the list of letters remain ing in the Corvallis postofiice, unclaimed Aagust 13, 1S98: Ben Burg, Ora Cook, P. Epstein, Emmett Hoover, Mabel Bavtrnser, R. Ke'say. B. W. JOHXSON, P. M For Sale. Fa-lily horse and two seated buggy, aad harness, light democrat wagon, light i open buggy, one bedroom suite. For ternls apply ta Prof. H. T. French, a :j - n Bargaius n men's fine shs.es at N & Callahan's. . Thu Ymt Opportunlty. On receipt of tea cents, eash er stamps, generous sample will be mailed of tha most popul.-.r Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Crwua Balm) sufficient to demon- strate tne great cenn 01 Kie remeay. ELY B&OTHKB3, 56 Warren fit., Kew Yerk City. Rev. John Reid, Jr. , of Great Falls, Most. . recommended Ely's Creai.-. Balm to me. I ea-.i emphasize his statement, "It is a posi tive eure for catarrh if used as directed." Kev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pre. Church, Helena, Mont. Tit'a ten Balm is tho aekaowledsed cm?e fot catarrh and contains 11 mercury j nor any injurious drug. Pries, SO cents. I f The president of the First Na- j tiouul Hank of this city last week so lar forgot his early lessons in geography that he overlooked I he fact that Lnno cotmtv was not a j portion of Benton. In his effort to cover the entire -field of com mercial enterprise, and enlarge the usefulness and reserve fund ol his bauk, he took a chattel mort g.-ige on a Lane county crop, and tiled it in this county, serenely going on with his daily routine of checking up the boys in his count ing room, entirely oblivious of the fact that the security lie had taken such care to provide and prepare, under his own eagle eye and judicial acumen, was entirely worthless. And he would have been none the wiser Jmd it not been lor the courtesy ol Recorder Gellatly, who accidentally discov ered it, and and inlormcd Mr. Woodcock. Wtyen the recorder, niter a great enort, on" his part. j succeeded in obtaining admission to the bank after it had dosed 011 Saturday lash informed Mr. Wood cock, il is said such hii oppressive si illness prevailed that the snap ping of the bnnk.-r's i-velashe-conld b? as distinctly heard as the boom of heaven's arlillerv jui j prrceding a Kansas cyclone. It v touching to observe W;i- exl re n.- Ihesympa Iit displayed by Wilt S, Lilly, Bryant and Clark toward the extremely technical, accurate and reacting bank president. It is Best to Advertise. A short time ngo a young man jot Oregon City bought a pair of ! socks containing a note saying that the writer was an employe of ; Kenosha, Wis., knitting works and wanted a good husband. She gave her name and requested the buyer if an unmarried man to write with a view to matrimony. The young man who found the note consider ed the matter in all i's phases and decided to write. Awaiting the answer with anxiety he was re warded with a curt letter stating l hat the girl was the mother of ' t wo children, and had been mar lleu 'our years, anu mat uie leuer 6 ' he had answered had been written -V3r so long ago. It. was a "sock" I dolager, and the young man cor rectly concluded that the mer chant who sold him l lie socks didn't advertise. Welcome. j Attorney A. C. Woodcock, o( Eug. ne,' has purchased a $9000 I Benton r-ounty farm 1 ear Monroe. ! Mr. Woodcock certainly knows a j good thing when he sees it. liere- tolore this gentleman ha been i accused of being an astute poli tician and an uneasy aspirant for J fame along the dizzy heights of j political glory. But a change has 1 occurred. On his banner he in i scribes, "Labor Omnia Vincit" ' At once wo read of his pitching bundles for the thr- sher on one of his farms in Lane county, and IftllOWIHg, Ut qtt'CH Haste, tile ryjr-1 chase of the" Benton county farm. 1 I I'ossibly he may be taking lessons i til farmer (jeer. This is what the Oregon Agri culturist has to sy about our prune-growers: 'One trouble in Benton county is that a very large majority of the pruue-growers have never taken the Rural N u; Invest or a iv other p per of ii charac ter, 'lhev have not kept abreast of the times. There are a tew strictly up-to-date men in the prune business in Benton county, bin most of them -know it all' about prunes to such an extent that they are finding out what, they don't know in the costly school of personal experience." The idea conveyed by the above is that the Agriculturist "knows it ail," aud wants to impart its knowledge to our fruit men. Miss Lena Pagenkopf, one of Benton county's most successful teachers, residing at Wells, called on this office a few days since. She h.isjust passed the necessary examination, and now holds a state certificate. When you cnll for De Witt's Witch Haze i Salve, the great pile cure, don't accept any i thins-else. Doa't be talked into accentine a subtituto for piles, for sores, for burns, G.-aham & Wells. The state supreme court held a brief ser-sion this week i:i Pendle ton. The Coming Woman. ; ho Co6- to club wmI ller husbsnd t?nds the ba' M weI1 as the good eld-fash ,on;d womaR looks a!tcr her m0' uoiu nt tinier ;ret nu: o..vn in ucaiui. Aiiej will be troubled with los of appelit-, head aches, sleeplessness, fainting or dizzy spoils. T!k -ta-t wonderful remedy for tlicso women is eleitric bitters. Thousands of sufferers from lama back and weak kidneys rise up and call it blessed. It is the medicine for women. Female complaints and nervous troubles of all kind are s-jan njiwvel by use of Electric Bittsrs. Dalicate womm should kaep this ru:ncdy on hand to build up the system. Only 50e. per bottle. For sale by Graham & Wellsj xcursion to Newport. The Corvallis & Eastern Railroad Co. will give another one of their popular excursions oh Sunday, August 21st, from Albany to Newport and return. Eare, y, Corvallii aud Philomath. $U5Cv4 . fomts west, usual rates. 1 ram leaves : A'bany 7 a. m., Corvallis 7:30 a. m., ar rives at Yaquina 10:45 a. m. Leavss j Newport at 5:30 p. m. Dreadfully Nervous, i GENXS-: 1 was dreadfully uervous.aud for relief took yonr Karl's Clover Root Tea. It quieted my Hervcs and strength ened my whole nervous system. I was troubled with Constipation, Kidney and Bowel trouble. Yovr Tea soon cleansed my system so thoroughly that I rapidly reeaiued health and strength. Mrs. S. a. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. -.Sold by Graaam & wells. Free of Charge to Sufferers. Cut this out and take it to your druggist and get a sample bottle free of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Conglis and Colds. They do not ask you to buy he fore trying. This will how you tho great merits of this truly wonderful romeciy, and .show you what can be aceomplUhcd by the regular siz? bottle. This is no experiment, and would bs disastrous to the proprietors , did they not know that it would invaribly cure. Many of the be;i physician; are now using it in their practice with great results, and are relying on it in most severe eases. It is guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Gra ham's & Walls' drug stor. Regular" size 60 cants and .$1.00. T. D. Campbell, corner Second and Monroe is agent for the Western Cottage Piano and Organ Co. See ZierolPs new Jardiniers, made by American workmen after designs of American artists. They are eye-openers. What the Shaken of Mount Lebanon know iMorr about than anybody else, is 1 the iuc of herbs and hew to be healthy. I They have studied the power of food, i They nearly all live to a ripe old age. The Sh iker Digestive Cordial is pre-par.-! by the Shakers from herbs and j plants with a special tunic power over I the stontach. It kelps the stomach digest its food, I and digested fo :! i.- tin: strength maker. Strong in; scles, strong body, strong ii; , .ail come from properly digested t b j f I A sick stomach can be cured and diges jtion mile easy by Siiaker Digestive j Cordial. I it cures the nausea, ! pain in the stomach, loss of appetite, headache, giddi ness, weakness and all other symptoms of indigestion, certainly and perma nently. Sold by Druggists. Trial bottle 10 cts. "T!-:e Blight of Free Trade The B'ess mgs of Protection," is the titlf of a docu ment just is-.ned by th American Pro tective Tariff League. This document clearly demonstrates the effect of the system of free trade under the Wilson tariff, and ef protection u:der the Ding ley tariff. It is based on the result of the Tariff League's Industrial Census, and should be in the han-is of every voter. Seven copies to any address for six Gents. Address W. F. Wakeman, General Secre tary, No. 135 West 23d St., New York. -jticklen's Arnica Siilve. THE BEST SALVE in Uie world for Cut-, IJnii.es, S-r,-s, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Svnf Tatter, CfaapprU II a d, Chil blalHS, Crn, and nil Skin Eruptions, and positively eures Pile? , or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give pcrKcct satUifaction it money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Graham i Well;, sliuggists. Zierolf has just unpacked a crate of American crockery. It is beautiful ware, aud just suited to vour wants and pane. Big bargains iu all summer goods at No an & Callahan's. V.hv tttnii tatnty mtHUfi fr.v sample. I). Wilt'- Wileh Hazel Salve have been di tributed by the manufacturers. What better I proof if th-ir confidence in its merits do you want? It cures piles, burns, scalds, sores, in . taeshrtet space of time. Gr:: ham & Wells To the Public. Parties vxishi.-.g to purchase stock in the Mastodon Minine & Milliner cem- p?uy or having any other business with the comoanv are referred to Tudee robn Burnett, athis office in Corvallis, Oregon. Cure that C ugh with Shiloh's Cure. The Vest Cough Cure. Relieves Croup promptly. One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses fcr 25 cts. Soul by Gra ham Wells. Notice to Farmers. H. M. Finley has secured thf Cauthoru warehouse, and win store grain and hay at the market price. Sacks and twine supplied. Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant laxative. Regulates the bowel's, purifies the blood. Clears the complexion. Easy to make and pleasant to take. 25 cts. Sold bv Graham & Wells. Zierolf's Au-ierican long-felt want. crockery fills a French candies at Hodes & Hall's. Truth wears well. People have lenined j that DeWitt's Little Early Risers are reli- ' abl-3 little pills for regulating the bowels, ! curing constipation and sick headache. They don't gripe. Graham Si Wells. Call at the Exchange, corner S?coud and Monroe, and price the new Cottage organs. Big bargains in straw hats at Nolan & Callahan's. EXPKBSEKCK I TH K BKST Tk AC HICK Uso Acker's English Remedy in any case for coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail to give immediate relief money refunded. 25 cents and 50 ee:-:ts. Graham & Wells Druggist. Red-hot Horseradish, Chili Sauce, Celery Salt and Sweet Piekles, all iii bottles far sale by Zierolf. Kodaks Wells. and supplies at Graham & Be not Deceived! A Cough, Hoarse ness or Croup are not to be trifled with. A dose iu time of Shiloh's Cure will save you much trouble. Sold by Graham & Wells. Hiighest cash price paid for wool at S. L. Kline's. Wool sacks, fleece twine and sheap shear? for sale. Musiciaus -will find rare bargains in pianos and organs at the Exchange. A stubb-srn cough or tickling in the throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure. Harm less in cfTect, touches the right spot, reliable and just what is wanL-d. It acts at once. Graham & Wells. - uy American Chow Chow, Olive Oil, and Tomato Catsjp ot Zierolf. - . Complete line of harvesting outfits at Nolan & Callahan's. , Laxative Broiao-OuiKine Tablets move the bowels geutly, relieves the feverish condition and headache, making it the bast and quickest reiaedy for Coughs, Colds and Lagrippe. Cures in one day. "No CHre, no pay." Price 25 cents. New organs and pianos at Campbell's. Fine job printing at Gazette office. Dyspepsia can be cubed by usino Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. Oac little tab let will give immediate relief or money re funded. Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25 cents. Graham & Wells Druggist. The Royal is the highest grade baking powder known. Actual tests show ft goes one third farther than aay ether brand. POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL QAKIN- POWDCR CO., NEW YORK. Through Tourist Cars to St. Louis. A tourist sleeping car will leave Port land every Monday via Mo. Pacific, and every Wednesday via the Burlington route at S:oo p. m. via the O. R. & N. through Salt Lake aud Denver without change to St. Louis, andunder 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. HURI.BURT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. No 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. T. D. Campbell, Cor Second and Mon roe is agent for the Western Cottage Pi ano and Organ ('o. Nolan & Callahan's great reduction sale of summer goods now on. One Minute Coujli Cure surprises people by its quick cures, and children may take it in hrg-o quantities vcithout the least danger. It has won for itself t!i best reputation of a;-.y preparation used todny for colds, croup, tickling in the throat or obstinate coughs. Oinl.aitt & Wells. Wanted, wood on Gazette subscrip tion. Zierolf displays a fine lot of relishe:. Ladies, Take the Best. If you are troubled with constipation, Sallow Skin, and a Tired Feeling, take Karl's Clover Tea, it is f.iea-ant to take. Sold by Gra ham & Wells. Notice for Publication. Land Office at Orkgon City. Or., 1 August 17, 1S98. J Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of hi.- claim, and that said proof will be made before the clerk of the court at Corvallis, Or., 011 September 30, 189S, viz.: B. F. THRASHER, Homestead Entry No. 9910, for the south east quarter of Sectio.-: 4, Township II south, Range 7 west, Willamette Merid ian. He names the fo'lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laud, viz,: E. F. Strout, B Troxel, H. Borgen. F. Dunca -, all of Summit, Oregon. CHAS. B. MOORES, Register. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hrreby given to all persons con cerned (hat We undaf -igned has been duly appointed by the County Court of Benton County, btate of Oregon, executor of tke last will and testament of Jane Harris, de ceased. All peiions having claims against Miid estate are hereby required to present the same to me, duly verified, as by law re quired, at my home, eight miles outh of Corvallis, in I5int.ni County, Oregon, with in six months from l lie date hereof. Dated this (ith day of August. 1888. MARY JANE WHITBY, Executor of the last Will and Testarn ut of Jane Harri.', Deceased. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Ore gon, for the County of Benten. W. P. Lord, as Governor of Oregon, H. R. Kineaid, as Seeretary of State, ad Phil Metschan, as State Treasurer of Oregon, the Board of Commissioners for the sale of Scliool and University Lands, and for 1 he In vestment of the funds arising there from, of the Stato of Oregon Plaintiff vs. Mahala Bulk, J. H. Burk, her husband, Wm. Mackay, and Margaret M. Mackay, his wife, J.N. llrav.dcberry, and Mollie L. Brandeberrj-, his wife Defendants To Mahala Burk, J. II. Burk, her husband, Wm. Mat-kay, Margaret M. Mackay, his wife, J. N. Brandeoerry, and M-altie L. Brandnberry, his wife, the v.bov)-named defendants, la the name of the State of Oregon, You and each of you are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer to the com plaint in the above-entitled suit now on EIo in the olBeeof the cleric of said court on or before Monday the 14th day of Novem ber, A. D. 18!W, it being the first day of thv next regular November tarm of the said court, to te held at tlics court room in the court boose at Corvallis, in B-'titon county, Oregon, and you and each of you are here by notifi'id llCat it' you fail l; answer said complaint as lutein required, the plaintiff will apply to the court, tor Ilia relief prayed tor i.i plaintiffs laid caaiviauit. namely fora decree against thy defendant Mahala Burk, J. H. Burk, and Wm. Mackay, Er the sum i,l'sl.20C in U. S. G.-.ld Coin, less the sum of $'M paid January 11. lSi'J, SHli paid Jan- I nary i, lSiu, $IMJ paid January 17. 1S!U, SUu paid January 5, 18t)2, 5'Jii paid March 31, ! IH'Jo, 8!l paid May 23, 1SW4, 5SI&2 paid March 19, 1896, 8102 paid October 5, 1897, j with u.U-rest ther on in uke UoUl txmi at, the rate of eight per cent, per annum Horn the 6th day -f March, lSl'S, until paid, and for 120 attorneys' fees, besides th.' costs and disbursements of this suit, aud lor a decree against all the defendants forecloiing the said martfcage set out in plaintiffs complaint and directing that the mortgaged property therein described to:wit: Beginning at a pob.t 06 links south of the interior cor ner of the original donation land claim of Jus. A. Bennett, and wife, it being Claim No. 45 T. 12 S. R. 3 W of Will. Mcr thence south 25.24 chains; to the southwest corner of said claim; thence cast 7.74 chains; thence south 12.50 chains; thence ea;t 36.15 chains; thence north 25 chains; thence east 4.50 chains; to the middle of the channel of Mary's river; thence down the middle of said channel of said river to a point due east of the place of beginning, thence west to the plaee of beginning, containing 160 acres of land in Benton county. Ore gon, he sold by the sheriff of Benton county. Oregon, in the manner prescribed by law. and that the sheriff making mch sale put the purchasers into the actual possession of tho said premises, and that tho plain'ritf have the right to become thu purchaser at such sale, and thedefendants and all persons claiming through or under them or either ofthem be forever debarred and foreclosed of all right, title, or interest in or lien upon tho said promises or any part thereof, and that tho proceeds arising from such sale be applied, first to the payment of the cos'.s and expenses of such sale, and ot this suit in cluding attorneys fees, and next to the amount docreed to be duo planti? on said note and mortgage, and for such other or further order er decree as may seem meet and equitable in the premises. This summons is published in the Cor vallis Gazette for six successive and con secutive weeks, prior to tho said 14th day of November, 1898, under and in pursuance of an order made by the Hon. J C. Fullerton judge of said court at Chambers at Eugene, Lane countv, Oregon, and dated June 18, 189S. W. S. HUFFORD, Attorney for Plaintiff. Sarin Blanche Walsh U 44 A Poor 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, tm certainly within any man's purse-reach. To look elsewhere is to buy here. PillP Suits made to order F. L. MILLER. CJin UTRTUltJlJl IJTJTjXTir Our third Car of Fhcenix Is now on from the The PHOENIX is the Popular Wheel Because it Looks Well, Runs Well and The "GOLDEN EAGLE" is the best medium priced wheel on the market. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE TO Eiru. njxjTJTnjTJTjrnjTjrriiinjT Honest Money Money Saved. It's not alone that whieh you earn, but that which you save. - Come here today, tomorrow, any day this week for that matter. Come when vou will and see if the nioiiGV we save you is not as honest in the till ot those who would li-NEW YORK L "-miaVVT.'OvTaB.' SEASDDERS AND Can find just what They want in the way of Canned Fruits, Meats, Vegetables, etc., at A. HODES, Second Street, Corvallis. Dining Parlors and Bakery, SUBSTANTIAL WELL-COOKED MEALS. THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE IN THE COUNTRY. Confectionery. Smoker's Goods. Nowelties. r INUBDflCP IM THP L nU I Lit 1 1JL. ill 1 III. t CORVALLIS GAZETTE. It will do you good. Sol -Smith Ru5mH Relation The Label of the Famous Make That's uuaraatoti 1 Bicycles the way Factory "STANDS THE RACKET." Mi. mm. i wis cvattv.t& PORTLAND, OREGON. utrb your pocket as it would be in charge you more lor goods. RACKET STORE. PICNICKERS Hodes & Hall's 4
