r.na fnm.
LETTER FROM TOHTO RICO, voung j-"
eLili- -
Issued Every Friday Morninc by
f. I. JOHNSON & D. MONTAGUE
Publishers.
F. M. JOHNSON, Editor and Manager
Subscription, per annum.
-$ 1-5"
The Gazkttk is under obliga
tion to Captain J. W. Crav-
of Uris city for permis
make extracts from a very
siinc letter received by liim
iiv . written bv Lieutenant C.
E. Dentler of the Eleventh U.S.
Infantry now serving in lorto
Rico.
We are having the rainy season
ford
inter
r
CORVALLIS, OREGON. Nov. 4, 1S9S
LATEST NEWS.
Corvallis takes a just pride in
its volunteer fire department.
For many years it has ranked first
among the many ol the smaller
towns and cities of the Willam
ette Valley. Young America En
gine Co. was organized in 1802 and
has held a continual exiMenee ever
since. Its career has been a
noble and brilliant one. Many of
the uiosi prominent business men
A t,.,.i,rKt aminrl ill V1V
m.Jh nf OrP.mn. and this country of the city, in the past Have been
ILIUVL V " 3 7
fX- Konrir rtf In nrlsP.flnft IS Vei'Y
lUi w JL
much like some parts ot the Will
amette Valley; but the Oregoi
Minntrv is far ahead of this.
..11
-, 1 i AiMilrir ic ar Dtipml OI till. .Ill
Eight lines ot rauroau - , - - The oeoole in
jected in Orcf ltry are white,
and Idaho. Large capital some ot the whitest on the earth.
hind these enterprise.-. tho vjlest . of ng.
nceu - ,., , , ,. . ,. i,.,,.
toix- nit i una disease; is uk
Tj;t;:ii nnrl Russian
sembiing for action at Wei-Hai-Wei
and Port Arthur.
France and Kngiana win
Senator Kyle of South Dakota,
repudiates the populist party.
Europe does not like the idea
of the United States taking the
Philippines.
A ruptun
when the
meet.
may
neace
occur today
commissions
mom hers of the 01 ffinization.
Manv times the company has
not had the encouragement I mm
our citizens that was their due.
The company's motto, "We
Strive t j Save," has nerved the arm
of its members in many a liery
battle.
The company has always met
the expectations ol our cin.t-ns
nid Uncle Sam has a big whenever it nas striven
ilization on his hands in the tournaments in uic ...
O. i west, or has execuieu us streugtn
in conquering the fiery demon.
Thi nnnnlar comoanv royally
entertained the Coflee Club, a
worthy supporter of the lire depart
ment of this city, and a number
of its friends last Friday evening,
at the city hall. The musical and
,our happiest years of my i.w literary pmg - . - ,
siirht ot tnac aear cohsislcu 01 m
acteristic of the common Puert
Rican
itihi of civ
hre ii he does his duty
.ourse, there are some good people,
but I .-peak of the masses. There
is no cold weather here, even in 1 he
mountains of the interior. The
hi-diest peak is not as high as dear
old Marvs peak that looms up so
tine west of the O. A. C. The
TTJ-JVC TUM ITEMS.
Arnold Bros, have removed
their sawmill, out nwar the foot ol
Mary's Peak.
Mrs. E' la Bennet . of Monmouth,
was in our valley last weeii visii
ig with r.latives and friend?.
Potatoes in our valley ate turn
ing out line lor this season. Spen
cer Bros, dug from one acre oi
ground 190 bushels.
E. Mulkey, Ceo. Ray and Tfaos.j
Kellev have arrived hme from a
month's hunt in the Siletz river
mountains. They report one deer
killed.
Somvof the farmers of thisval
vey have already sown some tall
grain. Mr. John Shultz hail ship
oed last week from Fischer's mill,
40 bushels of wh-alto be sown this
tall.
Quite an xciting hunl took
nla-e hoi h 4nee in 1 hvse pn 8
J. B. ip' c r and ome otl) r
started lor a drive. There not be
in" enough breech-loading gun-
Jesse thought that as he was going
r
Overcoats, Ulsters
-AND-
Mackintoshes
Otie Room, Second Floor, Exclusively
Men's, Boys' and Children's Overcoats,
Ulsters and Mackintoshes.
400 garments to select from.
Nob! v Rrefer Overeeats for juveniles, 4 to 8 yars.
(j00 pairs Men's and Boys' Pants just received.
WILI J. Ha.. I L1JJj J-"'-"JJ-
on
At the cloe oi' I hi
1865, the United SuU'
its own snips a
our exports, but
legislation whi. h
purchase of t'orvis
our merchant marine
decrease. :, until 11 '
no.ir dl' our exoori
trade is carried in American bot
toms. How long shall this, the
woi!hist nation on earth, con-
Rcbeilion in
carried in
I :tr'' ro: inn 1,1
through nn.vise
hihiled ine
j i 1 vessels,
li i, steadily
. only li p -i-nir.l
ijnport
i were soent in
I old mountain and it seems like a
-ood old friend. It may be phil
anthropic and Christian for us, the
U dted Slates, to take in the vile
uiirger and the Malay. But I
can't help feeling that it would b
b.tter lor the United States if we
ira, address by lion. John Burnett,
mayor ol the city, responueu 10 u
W. S. McFadden; song and chorus
by the Johnsori family; reading.
-The New York Fireman," by E.
F. Bryant; recitation. -Rescue ol
Chicago," Mrs. B. W. Johnson;
liig f ire 111 ros-
solo, "Oil,
. ... .i v . : ; . . t" .1
,1,1 ct.,rt 11 m tin tnem su on ".uescriuou "
at once. We may hare it to do in ton," Rev. F. O. Krause; ohj.'HJto
c.iv, and thi Philippines if not Promise Me," by Miss Louis.
in Puerto Rico. Fischer; -Oar History," Dy K,
r. iII KnlOn,.,!!. T iP First We JOUtlU
1 'I U,. '110IMM Kln UflllllRII ill Itil V . 'Hi. iii, j-.-w
I J. in" I UCllWAv 1 ' .
i 1 1...;,, nr. it .in in lino stvKe. i bv Mr. M. r. UiarK.
J "tl'MI U, til tllivi uo v -.7
u... ,i,;, f. wnnlil stoo a Wa ' every number w us
tinue to pay $300,000,000 lerbnry double timer watch, or the
to enrich foreign ship o.vi era, 01 CorTaUia town cIock.
transporting our pro Ih.-.s oi nsm, q have eer
. Itlipni m "ood stvle. and the plans
,. l Ktllf I , . . ... ...
ten days more
1,'. been Ud execution of them here were
. '. : ,;,.it iurrt- ten davs more
lor J
factory, tarm and mine v D!tainiv ,one the work cut out lor
and return uui fu"
shores? Uncle Samuel is
old eentleman, but lie
paying nearly i,uuu,uuo u..mv P '.ainlv have seen almost
v;.f .) harims ro loreizuei .iuuu; ., . ,, . .
long enough. Me rubs his ham
and in his smiling way says,
this woat do." -When yon
of every bo:)k soldier in iho army,
,nM volicvp this nation ol
. . .
bwiui uram .w-..--.-, M regiment has ai
at least make an effort so to do . JM and woatldillJ
Yon have not done one ng s fugiliveS 700, ,
uung awui, . .". a mtn.,. 1RR. with'JoUO Mau I
aiJV.1 Vy(llJUM"'0 1
o ys
were
lalitlie opanisn lorces in ium
Rico killed or captured, and &an
Juan at our rnercy, with what was
Mlloc won tlio n raises
allowed to go 10 cuuji
years ago, you promised ,u J .1 t" nrac.tical fellows tor, by
1 ! . .u:
11s stralezv and nis energy hi iui
Each ami
a suscess, and
where all acquittod" themselves so
creditably it would be useless to
distinguish. The tables were set
in V shape, with side tables. Cov
ers were laid lor 50. A delicate
lunch ol coffee, cocoa, cake and
strawberries was served. A de
lightful evening was enjoyed and
many expressions ot good will
were" heard for the tin - laddies ol
'Young America." It is certainly
desirable that our ciliz-n should
take more interest in the boys, and
it would be regretted by many il
10 drive that a muzzle loader would
do him. Bui as luck would havt
it, the first deer jumped, (an old
buck) eanae towards Jesse, ran up
in about forty feet and slopped
with just his horns above the fern.
Takingdeliberate aim Jesse cracK
ed away, and down came the buck
The firt thing th-.ught ol was to
loot the horn, but instantly the
hii.,t inmiifd mi and started
.i f 1
straight for J s v;i h hair a'
turned th wro.ig way. ami th
gu a no' loa e 1 Jesse thinking hi
time hail cm; started to load his
gun. when as krek would have i
the old dog came to his reliel.
caught the deer and held on to
him unlil Jesse got I he ialal shot
Jesse says the next time he wiji
tak-- his Winchester, and not t-o;
his horn until ha is out of th
brush.
Ploy Boy.
V
f
1'
I
1
1
Your Battle For a Suit Ends Right Here
DEWEY sell clothing cheap? W . i; tim
HAVANA experience you will know that t
IYS A I E reason ( our siici ) e
IYIE. RIT""f" - our goods is what makes
mii rc
III I L C.0 to patronize u.
Nice, Nobby Suits, $5.00, $6 00, $7.00, $7.48, upwards.
Nobby School Suits for Boys.
Vestee Suits, 3 to 5 years.
Short Pants Suits, 5 to 10 years, $1.50, upwards.
3-piece Suits, 12 to 19 years, $4.50, upwards.
At KLINE'S.
THE WHITE HOUSE,
Corvallis, Oregon.
What is
MONKOE XsTE-WS.
the evening's choice entertainment 1 Rev. Room
Miss Angle Lemon is learning
the dressmaking trade at Halsey.
Miss (Jeiele Wellsher was down
from Eugene Sunday to visit Uei
parents.
A donation nartv was held at
A
1 wsmm . m mm n h i va maw
'DM
Is' home on Wednes-
you keep your promises; will yoa
do it?"
The nation is aroused as never
before, and congress mnst take up
this matter and deal with it in a
statesman like manner. This
problem must be solved soon, and
solved right. That means that
American ship building must be
encouraged, and ship owners must
ho m nlPi'tPll eit hei tv Dounnc
subsidies, or 111 some nrfl uw, "
sers and several hundred thou
sand rounds of ammunition; on'--Colonel,
one Lientenant Colonel
and 22 other officers ol the Al
phonzo XIII Regiment, and two
battalions of Volunteer troops
that confronted us at llormiguero-,
Mayaguez and Las Marias. In the
meantime Gen. Miles had thrown
Gen. Henry's Brigade between wur
.lw...l,l not liriiiy ilia citizens and
Young America" into closer
bonds Of sympathy and helpiul-
iK'SS.
in
Prosperity Has Reached the
Santiam.
A correspondent of the Salem
Statesman made a trip recently
over the C. & E. R- R. from
Albany to Detroit in the Cascades
and return. In writing up the
trip, amons; oth-r things, ha says:
We enter the narrow canyon at
Niagara, having, perhaps, pushed
our merchant marine shall have
J 1l- n.mm nmct I I'll-'
regained u Lsnaninrds. Regulars, 1
ukets of tne wono are open 'o;. '
ail opptmwiu ," V ' T i 2sSSBMi car of wood inlo the 7
... . 1 T,4lUu.
dav evening.
Miss Maggie Woodcock has re
turned from Salem, where she was
employ d as clerk by the late leg
islature. M. Clay Starr is erecting a
house on his ranch north ol Mon
roe, and will move his family
there in a short time.
Farm work is well along for this
portion ol the season. Several
fields are already green with grow
ing grain, and hund eds of aer-s
are seeded down and well culti-
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing; Syrups and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use hy
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and
allays Feverishness. Castoria prevent;; vomiting Sour
Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
Teething troubles, cures Constipation ail Flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach
and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria
is the Children's Panacear-the Mother's Friend.
HI
11s. our Droducts are larei man .
7 . ,. .
I r ....,1 A Atr. ., ri) Ini 1
ever oeiore. ana yC w. , , fighters, eager for
IU UUI 5IIU1CO ' vv
1 ho malaria Is. the skilled labor.
it i:ie. Protocol had not susDendcd
our movements all of the 1200 j . . . . . v
and 1600 or rninuo u.
the mountain wiiu nigu uan&a u
more
volunteers opposed to
the beau ifnl cleat
You ask how I like
tne materials, toe sum ,. . - thrlii afc
" " .l...
l k..,,1.; oi nrrantnrM 1" l1-
oaoiiaiu un5 ..... -
row channel on the right. This 1
a stretch of scenery not to be ex
celled anvwhere. From the wa
field service?
has ever sailed the seas, yet there
has been almost
our carrying trade. It will bj a
disgrace to our intelligence, a
stigma on our ability if we do not
at once adopt and carry out a plan
tn nwrraimi! lese COUUIUOIIS III
the future. This nation better pay
jlse!
about field
nowhere
I saw men who had march
A school entertainment was held
at the Harmony school house Sat
urday evening. People wvre
crowded into the small , building
like sardines in a box, so that stand -ins
room at the door and windows
was at a premium. The event was
the closing exercises of a term ol
school just finished by Miss Brab
ham. At the Guy Laws' sale held
recently. A Wilhelm sr. purchased
a big noise which seems to bo a
cross between a gigantic double
steam whistle and a racket pro
luced
the end of the noise 1
a diminutive jackass, and
1. -..... 1 1 w, 1. ,.!.-. ur
' ."-", .. , ; UD anU UO Wl HIC iaii.c io.".. j w vei'V IlUUr Ot two uis ""' T
freight charge& ano ie,u . 1U" "...". ., reaches the clear blue sky above ; loose. tmveliog over town lor a
. . . ... T 1 mi II 11 I I c vv t . 1 r. I I I r v I ' . .
. I I I I I I i , 111 L . J ' " - .. .. ,1 I . . . . . . . II . ..I
tn nt lr ItutlOllS I fllr eV OUR I'S" ! '
. 1 ...1 ; ..1 ; e
V 1 1 .1 Uunilim. OI1I1 .ITlO tf1'1 L'
ed uuuer n uuiiuuj; "
ing rain with sore feet and aching
leas fall out and get helped into
the ambulance, and when the coin
mand cot under lire and the zip,
. zip! of the mauser bulh-ts told what
these same ainnu-
ter's edge, bordered by green moss
covered rocks, which appear soft
and velvety, the eye rises to a
fringe of vine maple and other
underbrush the leaves of which at
this season show all the brilliant
i and delicate tints of purple, red
and gold, thence: to the dense dark
shades of the forest relieved by
this enormous sum of $300,000,000 ! imbed out seized a 1 an occasional maple with its leave, saw. To
to American ship builders and ; wnce Dasi c comoani.-s of bright yellow, and, finally, ou ttached
owners annually, for leu years, rifle, . . ,- up and up till the range of visionJevery ho.
bv filing a huge circular
1
Castoria.
"CatoPia is an excellent medicine for
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me
of its good effect upon their children."
Dr. G. C. Osgood, Iwelf, Mass.
" The use of Castoria is so universal and its
merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
CAM.OS Ma-rtvs. D.D., New York City.
I prescribe Castoria 1 rery day for children
who are suffering from constipation, with
better effect than I receive from any other
combination of drugs."
Dr. L. O. Morgan, South, Amboy, X. J.
Castoria,
Tastoria is so well adapted to children
that I recommend it as superior to any pre
scription known to me."
H. A. Archer, M. D.. r.rooklyn, N. Y.
I STAR 5 STAR
I SHOES give satisfaction.
Buy your Footwear from
I THE CASK STORE,
u
Where they sell cheap for cash.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, UMBRELLAS,
OUTING FLANNZLS, NOTIONS.
You'll find goods and prices satisfactory.
THE CASH STORE,
c Next to Postoffice.
Corvallis, Oregon.
ttiriJUTjTXUxruxruuTjTJTnxiXLru uxnJTJirLTUTJUtruTJTJTJinjuTjxru
EAST and SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Comoanv
EXPRESS TRAINS HUN DAILY.
"For several ye.:rs I have recommended
Castoria, and shall .".'.ways continue to do
so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results."
Edwin F. Pardee, M. D., New York City.
" We have three children and they ' Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.' When we give one a dose,
the others cry for one too. I shall always
take pleasure in recommending this best
child's medicine."
Rev. W. A. Cooper, Newport, Ky.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MUHWAY TWCT. HIWTOBK CITY.
THE
U:09 P. M.
:i in A. M
7:45 A. U
Leave
Arrive
Portlainl Arrive r.:S0 A. M.
lbany Arrive 6:00 A. M.
S. Franeiseo Leave I b:8 P. M
TO THE
iEAST
1
Above train stop at nil principal stationt
brlweii Portland and Salora, Tdrncr. Ma
nun, JotE'rsen. Albany. Tangent Shedd.,
Halsev, HarmbusK, Junction City, Btww,
Creswell, Gottagp Gnivn, riraihs, and all
station? from KosebufgW Alilanct", ineiusrrtJ.
Rusebur- Mail Daily.
S:S0 A. M. I Leave
t2:2f P. M. I Lmve
5:20 P. M. I Arrive
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
TWO TRANSCONT1NE:
ROUTES
Portland Arrive I 4:30 P. M
Albany Arrive r. m ,
RoiieburK Leave i T:0 A. M j
mmn mm mi m:
Wt:tsii Iiv&cii.
BKTVVEEN PORTLAND AND CUKVALL18
than to pay it m
tfred! if they were
, ! did not know it. My company
gcoue of our markets, and
for our cereal?, and manufactured
products. Are we ready to grasp
the situation, and profit by tlie
enlarged field of trade?
Tha people demand of their rep
resentatives in congress, a broad
statesmanlike solution of this all
important matter.
On August 1, 189S, there was
$162,727,205 more money in circu-
the tops of the lofty mountains
To one who made tin
a large demand at $1.50 per cor
and at these figures fair wages can
sions win slt-'rtl'.y ...v..-c,v ; , . . Bmmn
demand """s 1 " r .
some ot the men nau to swim, h-i
we all went in up to uui
and the bullets splashing the wa
ter all around us, but they all gol
lout and double timed up a steep
hill like there was gold on lop
waitin"; for them, instead of two
. ,c c ; i. r? ..!.,
companies . op . . rb.... timber is easily
1 150 strong each, with mausersan.l - .-.. Joad. Hun".
,n rifle pits. Uaptai.., it u e u n & bej
"U'adB "!Ci t JuHind there is a demand for ax-
latum in the United States than u men. Th stave bolt industry
,,,M1U CWUIU ihil imvc pii."' .'
i Way. ine opauiaru uu i oit.v
Wltn llimsen, ne iui,imii6 u.. ,otorl v.nni,,:,
e ! j o f
lei
id split into piece.-;
as larre as can be bandied. Ihey
I lew moments in all the mixture of
trip a j tones and power of a calliope.
A serious accident happened a
few miles southeast of town Satur
day evening. Ehner Dingee was
drivh g rather a spirited team, and
something occurred which gave tke
year or less ago a great cluniire is
"noticeable. Then wood was brin
ing only $1 per cord on ihe cars
and at that price only enough was
cut to keep up the supply of flour
and bacon, Dui ui.s year uieic - . Mr. Dinsree
I 1 1 1 it . v. , .1
1 . ...
on August 1, 1897. The
tion per capita on August 1, IK7,
S .. . 1 1 !
Was ifJiZ.oo, nuuat l, v.,..,
&2-i.23: an increase per capita in
t 1 Tn TKoca li mi vac 1 ri
one year ui fi.iv. niv-s-v, ."-
are taken from the treasury books
in Washington, and must be cqi-
bids fair to reach large propor
tions now that the company has
, ; ..-il ...i
i wlien our men give u yen wa
lit
more
at.
v
him.
he just fires one
runs,
i - i .1
ll,. o,t rune and I him o"fs""J
we aot him in the back, when he j " ""v
Still occasionally some wise
was jumping out of the rifle pit
reached the home of D B. Farley, j
and a lively runaway ensued.
(One of the horses was injured in
a way that it became necessary to
shoot it, and the driver was seri
ously hurt but will soon recover.
An incident, very serious in this
particular instance, occurred last
Saturday at the hi. mo of Claude I.
Fhese bolts are 1 Starr, two miles north ot town.
ur feet long ol ; After gasping lor breath, so great.
was his excitement, and upon
piirnest and verv persistent en
Herbert White, of Portland; Nel
lie Evans, of Alsea; the Misses
Smith, of Tygh Valley, and A.
P. Ditmar are the latest, arrivals.
Mrs. J. McMiller has purchased
a wheel of Guy Fink.
Nye Scott opened the skating
rink Monday evening.
Col. Morris Boone, of Oyster
ville, was in the city this week.
Rev. O. V. White and wi e, of
the class ol k9S, are visiting the
school.
Miss Lilly Hulburt, of Linn
county, is visiting with relatives
in the city.
Mrs. Nora Prettyinan, of Albany,
is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Hawkins.
J hn Cum has built a neat
portico and added other improve
ments to his residence.
The delegates attending
Robbed the Grave.
A startling incident of which Mr. John
Oliver of Philadelnhia, was the subject, is
narrated by him as follows: "I was in a
most dreadful condition. My skin was al
most yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated,
pain continually in back and sides, no ap
petitegradually growing weakor day by
day. Three physician had given me up.
Fortunately, a friend adviso trying Electric
Hitters, and to my great joy and surprise,
the tirst b ittle made a decided improve
ment. I continued tb.ir use for three week
and am now a well man. I know they
saved my life, and robbed the grave of an
other Victim." N one should fail to try
them. Only 50 cents per bottle at Graham
& Wells' drag store.
shell or can at W. & C.
Hail Trail. Diiijr E:sept Ian lay.
T:S0 A. M. Leave
12:16 P. M. Arrive
Portland
Corvallis
Arrive 5:50 P. M
Leave j 14 P. M
At Albany anil Corvallis connect, with trains f ti e
Oregon Pacific Uailrwftd.
Express Train. Billy Exempt SunUy.
r XL I Lnave Portland Arriv 8:25 M.
Arrive MeMinnvine Lave ' :" a. m.
Arrivo Indcpendeuee Leave 4.50 A. M.
7::!tf P. M.
8:X) P. M.
Inquire
Direct con:.iction at San Krancisco
with Occidental and Orient.-il and Pacific
mail sleafSship linos for JAPAN AND
CHINA. SailiiiR dates "n app!icatiob.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points
and Kuro.e. Also JAPAN. CHINA
HONOLULU afc.il AUSTRALIA, can bo
obtained fro--?i A. K. MILNER, Ticket
Agent. CorvfclHs.
R KOEHLKR, C. H. MARKHAM,
Mauaeer. A. G. F. & P. A.
Portland, Or.
S7, PAUL
UX1 UM
mm
w ,1 f
- ...J and was running away
acre win stai t.e u V -, compared with
announcement mat mere . ut.v u.. f,,.,i ma,v cars
much money circulation i ?ZZ hTm
;iiun tvci. "'fn - --
at us. A man don t take
when he hears
timber and I treaties ol Irieuds.Olaude managed ' conterence.
the
conference ol' last week expressed
themselves as being much pleased
with the general workings and
prosperous condition of the sch ol.
There was a large attendance of
ifetaffates at the Uuiled Brethren
"
Our losses k , . uTt Hrl." and thus the eA 'Snndav moriiinc. and ordained
tin ri lr i ri nil c . J lu -v ' mvji i.uiu w,, Vu on,. r - " r w'
cause ot a seeming case oi apo j one elder.
vcars aro. The increase in circu
lating medium is solely due to
the increased confidence resulMng
from republican rule.
aim
There are nine columns ot
pronertv advertised for sale for ;
delinquent taxes in the Eugene
Guard and fourteen columns in ;
WacHincrtnn countv aavertiseC in
lired at us
verv steady
that mean little Zehph! and
thinks he feels the wind of it, but
when he sees the other fellow
jump up and run the other way, he
gets down on his knee and just
pinks him in tiie back as cool as a
cucumber that's been in the re I rig
all nisrht. We could not
A new industry is opening up
here that of shipping moss for
packing plants, to nurserymen ol
California, several bales having
gone forward from Gates recently.
Everyone along this line of road
has work if he wants it and men.
skilled in the use of an ax or in
saw-miii work, can find ready employment.
V fu V WWjsthemat- etor a11 mSht- VV e C0U1U r,l A game of football on the O. A. C
the Hatchet. What is tiie mat- , at nii i that, fio-ht V ... .
-., t nA Wnino-tnn D"v""-'. " , grounds win oe plciyen u..
ter Wltn i,av ; -unti ne rUn, then we saw mm and !lege team and Albany teat Saturday.
X IIC3C laii
Bishop Mills prcach-
ng, and ordained
A collection oi $90
plexy was easily and quickly was taken for church purposes,
explained. The little stranger W. M. Weakley, of Dayton, Ohio,
arriving, makes M. (JlayStarr a
grandfather and Mrs. Susan A.
Starr (wife ot the late Rev. Noah
A. Starr) a grandmother.
X. Y. Z.
JPttTT-,OJsa:A.Ttt ITEMS.
preached in the evening. Kev.
Shaler, of Indiana, was assigned to
Philomath station; W. C. Rassman
to Philomath circuit. A large
crowd gathered at the depo' Mon
day to say farewell to the depart
ing ministers.
Oysters
Wilson's.
For Sale Four milch cows.
at this office.
A cousth is not like a fever. It doe.? not
Uave to run a eertain course. Cure it quick
ly and effectually with One Minute Cough
Cure, the best remedy for all ages and for
the most severe cases We reccomend it be
cause it's good. Graham & Wells.
Clams, Crabs and Chinook SaluioH, at
W. & C. Wilson's.
Young Mothers.
Croup i.- the terror of thousands of young !
mothers became its outbreak is so agonizing
and frequently fatal. ShiUh's Cough and
Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases
of Croup. It has naver been known to
fail. The worstcaso? relieved immediately.
Prieu 25 cts., 50 et-;. and $1.03. Sold by
Graham & Wells.
Bjjfljjg) astern
IS- 13- CO.
TIME CARD.
counties anyway.
lists would indicate that taxes
n-ot a sure aim at mm. in-re
were 20 places between iuayaguez
used.
Game will be called at 3 p. m,
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have deeided to hold their annua 'air
soldiers were well armed and with i December, 2nd at the city hail. The
Ed. L. Bryan went to Corvallis
Monday.
Jake Smith has moved to the
Jack ZinK ranch.
Teachers' Kxamination.
Notice is hereby given that for the pur-
of making H examination ol all
pose
offer themselves as
Dersons wuo may
canndidates for teachers of the schools in
are not paid until compulsion is Maria8 where 500 good j
BovdCannady has moved into is county, the county school snperin
T.,1Q r,i, tv. tendeut thereof will hold a pub re exam-
trie 1 pivj.
Come and have soldier rations served
you, at the Military Bazar, at the Opera
Honse Nov. 10th.
Sick Headaches,
Thecureof overworked womankind are
quickly and purely cured by Karl' Clover
Boot Tea; the great blood purifier and tissue
builder. M.ony-efiinded if not satisfactory.
Price 25 cts. and 58ct3. Sold by Grakam &
Wells.
1 For Yaquina :
train leaves Albacy. . .
Train leaves Corvallis.
Arrive Vaquina
2 - rletnrnin:
Loavis Vaquina
Leaves Corvallis
Arrive Albany
For Detroit:
leaves (-'orvallis
Leavefl AUanv
Arrive Detroit
Kturnin' :
Leavss Ufitroit
Leaves AHiany
Arrive Corvillis
.12:S0 P. M.
. 1:45 P. M.
. (1:00 P. M.
. 7:80 A. M.
.11:40 A. M.
.12:25 V. M.
. . 7:00 A. M.
S:0o A. M
..T.20 P. M.
. .12:40 P. M.
. :(:5 P. M.
. . 0:55 P. M.
1 and 2 eamivct at Albany an.l Corvallis with
Southern Pacifi. tr.xin, tri, in- direct service to ana
from Newport and adjacent beaches.
Train for the mountain i arrives at Detroit at
noon, nvme ample tini to reach camv-init grown. M
on the UreiUnbush and Santiam rivers the same dav .
EDWIN STON E, Manager,
H. L. W ALBEIT, T. P. & P. A.
H. H. CRONISE. Asrent, Corrallis, Or.
OCEAN STEAMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS
. . FOR . .
AN FRANCISCO
Sailing d.tcs fur August 7,1 1 2, n, 22, il
OCEAN TEA IV' ERS
Leave Portland fer
Alaska Points
august 8 and 28.
Steamer!) Monthly from Portland
to Yokohama and Hong Kong in
connection with O. R. & N.
I'or full iHftirmatiou call on O. IC. N.
agent, W. S. -tone, Coi vallls. Or.,
OR address:
W. H. HURLBURT,
GlN'L pass agct.
PORTLAND, OB
DODWELI.. CAKI.1LL & CO.
UEN. XOR. PAC. S 8 o.
PORTLAND, OR.
.. , .1 ' ... . , .ri-i il.rf"i-ll
.. I l-i- C amiunmlinn sunn a I llf 1 1 rA .,) ar ctill nrr-narm? a 1 nft WOrK Ol rniiomaill VOliee
X 1 1 ' o ti Alt It OrS 1)1 VlrGffOIl : lUlS UI ; udvc iji cpai gu t 1 o
KepUDiican euuu . o;i, -,m. the Mauser, have . accnrtmfMit of articles for sale at that is moving alone pleasantly. Bfew
rr ' . :, ' ,. .. " . , : . :..;
held 5000 and hem mem lor a i time, a New j.;n?;iaiia nmner ww c ; stuuenis aits wunu, in cici j vp.
l t i -li.inr.ni'unrfi
nrft laril lO uii-uu.uav.
weeks ago every one of tbem, ex-,
weeKs ago - - --m r timp Narrow Uervsd from n A. M. to 2 P. M. and a
cept H. W. Scott, was figbUng Joe ,; m n back, i excellent program will also be provided.
Simon Jefferson Review
The abov statement is not true
as regards the editor of this paper.
Judsze E. D. Stratford, editor of
the Rosebun; Plaindealer, has
been appointed a commissioner to
Alaska to assist in adjusting the
old Russian land claims.
Those" who begin to howl about
a surplus should remember that it
is easier to manage than a deficit.
Indianapolis Journal.
mountain passes along hog back, j excellent program will also be provided.
with precipitous sides, and no tan particulars later.
other possible road or pass, com
manded at short range Dy spien
Last Saturday S. N. Wilkins, Joun
Linger, Prof. Shaw, Logan Hayes and
did Drotected positions, where ! Mack Brunk went over to Yaquina City
or,r crnn would Icll. But the
Spaniard, Regular or Volunteer,
could not stand short range, and
so we drove him out, shot him
down, and captured him almost at
will.
The total taxable property of
Lincoln county is $743,346.
anA (.sei.tf.il in nuttine W. A. Guilder
man and E. M. Mays, of Elk City, and
P. A. Milier and J. Philipps, of Morrison, I deck of tho Olympia with Liewey. ana in
1. 1 1 r ri-mr in uatbii:
ACTIVK SOLICITORS WANTED
overywherc for "The Story of the
Philippines" by Murat Halsted. cominis
sioned by thi Government as Official His
torian to the War Department. The bwek
was written in army camps at San Pran
cisca, on the Pacific with General Merritt,
in hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kohr,
; . raorioafl tnnehe at Manila, in the in
surgents camps with Atruinaldo, on the
Bonanza for agents.
through the mysteries ot tne 1. u. u r. - , Brimful of original
encampment work. These gentlemen picturej taken by government photogra
were instructed in three degrees The phers .n ttot. La W. Low
work took all Right, but ail enjoyed it 1 p tT unoffioi,il war
,i riin,e ..imp borne the next day ; kl- Outfit free. Address, F. T. Bar-
auu yjai - yv,..... nu n:..
ber, occ'y, iar insurmicc uiug., v nv5v.
happy bnt a little sleepy.
ination at the county court bouse, Cor
vallis, Oregon, beginning at 1 o'clock,
Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1S98. Teachers eli
gible to state certificates, state diplomas,
must preseut recommendations and
make applications at the same time. Ap
plicants not present at the opening will
not be permitted to take the examination.
GEO. W. DEN MAN,
County School Superintendent.
WANTED- SEVERAL TRUST
worthy persons in this state to
manage our business in their tow and
nearby courAies. It is mainly office work
conducted at home. Salary straight 900
a year and expenses definite, bona fide,
no more, no less salary. Monthly
References. Enclose self-addressed
4 ' . 1 T. I 1? U.H
etan Tied envelope, nemtn "v,
Prest., Dept. M, Chicago
111.
When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
LOUIS G. ALTMAN, M. D..
Homeopathist.
G. R. FARRA, M. D.j
Office upstairs over F. L. Miller's store.
Residence on Third street in frent of j
courthouse.
Office hours S to 9 a. m., and 1 to 2 ana
7 to S p. m. All call attended promptly.
Uiuon Laundry Go.,
411 all itf labor work guaranteed.
Basket leaves oh Tuesdays and arrives 1
Saterdays. T. D. CAMPBELL, Agent
SecoHd-Hand Stare.
EAILHOAD-
The Safest,
Quickest,
Cheapest
ROUTE
FOR ALL POINTS
East and Southeast.
Office: Over Allen & Woodward's E. holoatk
drugstore.
Residence: Corner Third and
Harrison Sts.
M. L. HOLGATE.
H0L6ATE & SON,
Hours qsgtiii lonrailfe,Or.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
CeRVALI.IS.
OREGON
For full particulars rejjardiog
rates, time of trains, etc., call on
or address GEO. V. JiULiJN,
W K f!OWAN. Act., Corvallis.
General A?ent,
124 Tliiird St. Pott-land, Or
"THE RESOR
THOS. WHITEHORN, Prop.
- - r t-. s iuj .at m
kys, Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars,