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CORVALLIS, OREGON, Nov. 23, 1S98
Dr. Chapman, president of the
State University, will resign to take
effect at the close of the present
scholastic year.
Free silver, populism and an
archy are dead. Above their com
mon grave w;ifes the banner of
sound money, good government
and patriotism. Cincinnati Com
mereial Tribune.
Here i the true explanation.
Populism Wis merely organized
discontent growing out of hard
times, and the return of prosper
ity killed the unsightly thing.
Kansas City Journal.
Coin Harvey's thrifty scheme to
collect a dollar for each person
who voted for Bryan in lS96o
be used as a Democratic campaign
fund, does not seem to material
ize. A chilling frost overtook the
tender plant on November 8U1,
and ruined it.
Th- L-b.moii Criterion nays
that business has increased a good
deal in Lebanon. That the mer
chants l I ha town carry larger
stocks than formerly, and that
trade is being drawn from a wider
field than formerly. The Gazette
congratulates its neighbors on the
improved conditions in their burg.
Prosperity is ths child of protec
tion. In the beginning God created
the heavens and the earth; then
he made the editor, the liberal
advertiser and prompt paying sub
scriber, and it was good. The next
day a blizzard set in and he created
a man that didn't believe in adver
tising and another who didn't lake
his home paper, then he rested.
Then the devil got into the mould
ing and he' created the man who
takes a paper for years and then
fails to pay for it Oregon Mist.
Four young women, all gradu
ated nurses, left Portland one
evening last week for service in
the government army hospital at
Manila. They are Misses Abbie
H. Zaner, Mabel L. Lake, Cecelia
Earhart and Josephine Dunn.
They go in the employ of the
United States government, and
are to remain as long as they shall
be needed. Other nurses from
Portland are likely to follow them
on the next transport sailing for
the Philippines.
You can fell the successful
farmer by Mfei'ig at lb wile's
;ruit cans in the ajosef Jfffll can
tell a dry-goods-box statesman by
the patches on his pants; roil mu
tell a slouchy woman by Hi? shoe
buttons and hat; you can tell the
poison serpent by the bluntness
of hi U-ik but th easiest of all,
you can pick oat the enterprising
Merchant of the town by look'
at the home paper. This is not
Divine revelation, but it is busi
ness and gospel truth. Oregon
Mist.
Town killers ar3 classified into
'Ut separate bunehes, as follows
f -Ho go cut of town
First, those . fhose
to do their stioppms, s--'ji
who are oppostd to improvemenl;
third, those who prefer a qui'rt
town to one of push and business;
fourth, those who imagine they
own the town; fifth, those who
deride p 'blie spirited men; sixth,
tkose who oppose every move
ment that does not originate wilh
themselves; seventh, those who
oppose every Jipvemeut that does
not benefit them; eighth, those
who seek to injure the credit or
reputation of individuals.
Tti.. Tiniiv; ot
this city has
devoted considerable space to Mrs.
Fay ne Strahan Moore, whose ro
cent arrest in New York has caused
quits a sensation in eastern papers.
Tli3 QazetTB has studiously
avoided mentioning this matter out
of respect to IBB memory oi tiie late
Av .Tnd2 Strahan, father of tho
lady in disgrace, and it would nov
HOW take up space wiui ,
a statement ot the ;
rr;,c. which says this
much
talked of person Oiice lived iu Cor
vallis. Now, Corvallis being a
college town, has shortcoming'
nngb of its own to answer for,
without undertaking a the limes
does to father the misdeeds oi
Others, Or claim acquaintanceship
with the vile of other localities.
It is no credit to CorvallU to have
the honor thrust upon it by the
Times. This per ion did not live in
Corvailis, and was not bom here
If any place is entitled to the
proud distinction of being the
birthplace of Miss Fayne htralvm.
it is our sister town, AiDany,
parents luvins moved horn Cor
vallis to Albany, where they had
lived a year or two when Miss
Favne first saw the light.
It is altogether likely that Ai
bany does not regard the fact of
her being born thero anything to its
credit, and would no doubt be en
tirelv willing that Corvallis should
stand sponsor for the young
woman's birth, education and
mor;tl training but Corvallis de
clines the honor with thanks.
THANKSGIVING.
Yesterday (he nation gave
thanks. The churches throughout
the land were filled with devout
worshipers. Forest, field and
garden contributed to the dis
p ay of a bountiful harvest. The
choirs and organs made melody.
The poor were remembered in a
substantial way. Around the home
fireside; families were reunited,
the older ones reviewed tho strug
gles of the past year, and made
plans for the coming one, while
the children romped and played at
grandpa's free of care. Yet in
Rome homes there were vacant
chairs. The former occupants Had
either given up life for the flag
or were in Cuba, Puerto Rico
or the Philippines serving their
country. Many a tear was silently
shed and many a prayer not audi
ble to human ears was uttered
for such dear.ones far away, some
never to clasp mother or greet fa
ther. To such we offer sympathy from
a heart recently berelt, and conso
lation in the words of the Lowl
Nazarine, "I will not leave you
comfortless." Jehovah, the God ol
Nations, has been our country's
shield and "a very present help in
trouble'' during the last six months
of its exciting and thrilling life.
Such naval victories never emblaz
oned the pages of history as has
been won by our gallant tar.
Such heroism by all classes and
such skill in handling troops and
accomplishing results in such short
time was never before witnessed
by man. Our granaries are over
11. wing with the season's crop.
Our orchards and vinyearda have
yielded b miitifully of Iruit and
vine. Our trade has greatly in
creased. Our neighbors, Cuba
and Puerto Rico, have been tre,-d
Irom the Spanish yoke, and the
island of the westward sea added
to our domain.
Our tie dy with Spain is about
to be signed, whereby our title to
these possessions will be made
absolute.
Patriotism has had a new birth.
The North and the South who
strove against each other so bit
terly a generation since have
marched side by side under the
same Hag, to the same music and
both actuated by the same ardent
love of country, and each has
shed their blood to cement llielov
ing bond, fealty to country.
No nation has such reason to be
thankful to the Giver of all good.
No nation needs more the Divine
guidance than ours as it goes out
into the new fields of enterprise
and endeavor, enlightenment and
nrosrress. and the uoliflinz f the
millions that have during the year
come under our benelieent sway.
The great problems of develop
ing the physical resources of our
largely increased domain, and the
training of the millions of igiior
ant aiid bloodthirsty people living
therein will demand statesmanship
of a high order and a linn reliance
on the Ruler of the universe. S'
from a nation's overflowing heart
thanksgiving was offered Thdff, llm
God of our fathers
for West Point-
Writing from Hillsbm-o. Under
date of November llth, Congress
man Thos. S. Tongue says:
"Kindly permii me to say,
through th? columns of your pp f,
tliat it will become my duty to
nominate a cadet for (he United
States military academy a' West
Point, who wid taU' an examina
tion at Vancouver barracks, Wash
ington, on the hi si Monday o
Mr;h, 1899. An examination of
!he physical and ineutal qualities
of all applicants tor sucii appoint
meiit wull be made bv PreMtlci.t
W. Q. Hawley. oi th WUlmatl
ir:,raifv' and Dr. J. A. Richard-!
at Sakm n .S duf.lay, Ur.
son,
seventh day of January. I $99
Each applicant must submit prcf j
that he is of good moral character,
devold to b:s !Q.r?ti Oi1'
bis country, and obedient to H
laws and constituted authorities.
The applicant, who upon examiua
tion proyesto be the best qualified
physieally, mentally and morally,
will recviye thOappoiutmiit. No
one is eligible except s resident, ol
the first congressional district, b"
tween 17 and 22 year- of :ig."
.cj W 3.
Jos. Glfrtgg lost A Valuable ho e
this weehx
Mr. Allord was improving at
i Just accounts.
Fred Walters a ltd Hiram Hall
Several of Mr. Barnard's horses
have the lung fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Resr? are vi: ling
iu Uorvallis this week,
M. L. Starr eel; bratr-d his siKlV
ftrtst birthday 1s! Sunday.
Dr. Bennett expects Irt go to
Portland the lat of th w'fk.
V R Buckmsham and familr,
ol Eugene, are visiting
burg.
Mrs. Edgar Grim is
with her sitter, Mrs. V. li
in our
visiting
Kav. o
Dusty.
Perin and Oaki-s killed a covole
on the farm of V. It BucKingii m
last week.
Cove. Orr nun, Ins a distillery
that will make apple, peach and
prune brandy.
WANTED SEVERAL TRUST
wortUv persons in this state lo
manage our business in their tow an-.:
nearby counties. It is mainly office work
conducted at liemrv. Satafv straight -90
a vear and .-xpe uses defiiiite. bona lift.',
no more, no iess salary. Monthl;
1575- References. Enclose st If aUin.-
stamped envelope. HeWrrt E. He.
Prest., Dept. M, Chieago, 111.
THE BEAUTIFUL iSLLS.
Honolulu, Oct. 28, 1898.
Ebitor Gazette A dozen Ha
waiiaus pronounced Hay-yens,
not Ha way-en in a boat 8 re
naded the Senator two evenings
ago. They had musical voices and
sang both native songs and A mer
ican ballads. They gave us '-The
American Girl with the Two Step
Dance Is Good Enough for Me," j
and in response our boys sang
'My Honolulu Lady."
1 attended a wedding at in
Cathedral (episcopal) las: uigiU,
but except that the bride was halt
Hawaiian, one of the bridesmaids
and the best man pure blood
natives, and the surpliced choir
was composed of native boys, a le
cription would be that of a church
wedding at home. The groom
was an American employed in
the custom house.
Whiskey here is Iwenty-Jira
cents a glass, and beer fifteen c nts
or two glasses for tweniy-;ive cents.
Some of the boys who drink in
dulge in Hawaiian beer or
Swipes,'' a '-moonshine" ame.e
made of hops, rice, ginger, brandy
and other bases whicii can be
bought and drank at native doiui
nils for tiltv cents a gallon. 1
sampled the beverage, but the
peculiar taste, something like one
misrht expect from a eumbtnatioti
of tomato catcfTTTp aiul uard cid r,
was not conducive to lui ther exper
imenting.
Soft drinks, such as soda water,
ginger ale, reot beer and milk
shakes are as cheap as in th
states. I have just finished a fine
dish of ice cream with cake which
cost ten cents.
Clothing is not dsar Lgir
suits, oi linen duck and erash.e 1
be bought, made to order, for 5
to $7.50. Chin merchants dt.
much of the business, ami ih
Chinamen of Honolulu are much
more intelligent sis a class than
those ot the Pacific coast in the
United States.
The natives are of a happy g
lucky, sufficient unto the day di
positiow, honest, proud and gener
ally poor. With thirty live cent.-,
in the family exchequer, the lady,
of tlie house will pay twenty-hv j
cents lor a cab to ride to market to
buy ten cents worth of moat.
They are triendly, hospitable,
gentle and credulous. The beilei
class see the hand writing an Ihe
wall and realize that the race is
doomed to exliwction. They have
not ceased to regret the overthrow
of their native monarchy, and a
great many ot the white residents
are now deploring the changf ti
government that s rapidly convdr
ting this Arcadian lS(!,;i:d town .t
the Paeilic into a busing mod. in
mart. The Hawaiian natives ,re
gard the so called republic ol
Dole as only a temporary affair,
that would result in (lit restoration
ol the que n or her succ -ssoij but
they knew that annexation meant
a final' farewell to their standing
as a sell-governing race, When
the band was to play the Hawaii
in national anthem as the Hawaii
fl:,tr was ljaul vl do.Vu to stav
jdown. the natiw iiv mo is ol m
j ban declined to play. Some lefl
the grounds, while others sta e
and wep . It strikts me Ihal of
j the many good acts of Grover
i Cleveland, while president of the
United States, lor which at lea'
! the coming generation ; Wih .-. v
j him due credit, not the slightest
j was hl rolusal to confirm the
stealth Of tit? islands hv the
, United St ates, by treachery. Thef
can bo no more glory in the Blafi
and stripes, when it Boats as a
pirate flag, than in lh black
banner of the common highway
man of th seas.
But the recent act of iitjm-xa
1 1 ion was it necessity, lof the Dole
covrnmof. uiiaerUtiu and liai
f'.'.!, was ready to treat wuh Ki
land or J .Mau had the Uan
States refused to take the island
under he protecung wins-
In my formet l?lto' i &;tid" tii'
populatimi of the city was 5,00o.
I should have said ihe white p -pu
latioh, for coaming atl cle
UotlOliliti can boasl oi 30,0 0 in
habitants.
The chief lmttve food is, of
l I,.-, ..I .nil...
course, poi. a suibkiviv" d--- ,
ttfce substance niado b.y p
aniitu(!
tana
rot. i am "ot positive
lhat that ia "he proper spelling
the root. The manufacture oi pi-
Ls now aluiosi rxciusiyeij m '
hands ol Oliinamn. A it M y pouu
Ut-g hv for if 100. tCissaidtio
be very iiAUl'llilig and bealt1illii
The Valencia, ha inft fttt b- i. i
l fvvd h;iil:ilir1ii nf the WiuhllieH)
I yiUeers the rVmaioins
heavy nrtlllerV fesiinvi
HUo pori
Wednesday (yesterday), and a ve
al'e to proceed with her when -ln
( oals up we will remain h?iitef -
ral days,
M. L HOLGATE.
6ns of American Revolution.
The Oregon Society Ol Sons ol
American Revolution is an organ
izalion composed oi descendants",
ancestor-who as-isu-d in e(abiih'
ing American in l.-pendence. Auv
male deseendani $uch am:
tor is elisii'iie to atiinision into u-
iocit-'iy. Its oo i- - aw vnl,r.1? 1 "'
lioti and Uuricai Qir 'h Ui
a CT1VK SOUCmiK WANTED
Auverywh- for "The Story of the
PhiMwrin." b? H..,4i-d. eommis
si....iod'by th. Go.-rnnint a Otfieial Uis
torinn to" tin- War Departm-nt. The W.k
w.is wrilt.-n in aim.T CTgW 8 n l'mi
eiscv,. on Hie Pacific with Gcural Mf;rritt.
in hospitals at Honolulu, in Honir Ivotig,
1 . n ivi.nohs at Mniilla, in tlie in-
,i,,.nti camns will Aauiimldo, on th
dock of &fl Olyml.ia with PfW na,
th urn f l"'1'1" al r"ll nt. M,",.,lM-
ir .j.n.nLs lJiiuitul n' oiiuia
iiim... tl..n"j.v kv-11"1"-:'' I'""1'
ogni
Lov
,.l,..rs oil 111." slX't. i.lili
1.1
lit is. i,ie proio--in;n.
Drop all
1... ft. ! lit friM
li'ii-iurit tid. C'n-Hi
traerjv itiiorfii'ini w.i
Add K. T. liai
bsr, bec'y, Btor lhsuwnoo Bidg. Chicago
is 10 stimulate iui .11 tiic n-tory-of
the American Rwvolutjon
and loyalty to 11s principles. Voi
thi purpose th society offers
prizes of $25. $15 and $lOrespei-i-ivly,
for the best essay written by
any student in any coll-ge, um
versity, normal school, seminary,
or academy in Oregon, on any one
ol the three subjects.
I. G'-orse R gers Clark; and
tlu - wwuiing ol the YWst
2. Paul Jon, and Ue WvjH
Warfare ol th Revolution.
3. The Financiering ol 1 lit; R -olulion,
Robert Morns, H m S 1
otnon and Benjamin Kwiikiiu.
li is expect pd that ess.iys,ilt
treat 01 the fiiptc named in the
foregoing subject-. Individuals are
named for the purpo-e of attract
ing attention oi e-sayils 10 tli part
takeni by the individuals in the
.v. irk which forms the general sub
Essays are limited 111 lengt h to
twenty-five hundred words, inii-t
b written on legal cap on onw side
of the paper in the si mien; 's own
handwriting, and must b accom
pan led by tb-'c -niticate of thepres
ident or principal 01 the collegia e
oracademiciirstitiitioii aliunde I h
the anth r, IB tin tff et ihattbe
mi nor is a o i n
' hereof, and i,a b o in
nice iliefHU u1'1 ls
wewks during the scl I year
I8!)t 9 Essays nui if fo I -to
the chairman ol thecnAui I 6
in charge, Wallace .VkCiimant. 34
Concord Building, fort land, so a.
to reach him hoi later Hian Feb
ruary 1st, 1899 In awarding M
p izes, the eomaattfee will lp
erneil by these three consider
tioii: 1. ll;si.;iicl accuracy.
2. Marnier t.i t'reaiaieut.
3. O-1 hographv. gi mm - r, si . u
ax, and rtH'-tatliiii. "
Similar or z w-.e if '
lh WKrMtY !.:- .v.-:'-. ami
tltU tli'i'-r
in the j;.iiii
the S ate
were v-i v a:
fined hi ':...
h'gii scii"-;s !
! Villi1
i edtlith
and highly ;i
ent-- rotnpetii
competition
stu-rents in ;
mic in-l italiMi
ami no person
ol will lie i'wc
An -;d i 'i
md
iieaile
j
; ;. !n.i 1
t i!'l I
s a
no
rk-
to
in:
! I: il
inpt't-.
ma i i-
i mil
ill
ative to ihj c
be desirod
ill It r
nisued by the cii
committee. Tiie essay
awarded the first onz
published in hi i. wi'h
ol the author, i he yui
Wallace McCamaxx
Bknjajus 1
B. 13 Bei;k n
iii
W l It'll
m ii;
b I
B V vf ei S
j(irau7tina Kriut
typhoid ievyr.
John Kriews h : ,
ereU Irom typhoid
T. P. Connor was doing bu- - s
ill Coryallis last Sat oi day.
John Hacker in o
California i
i 1HJ
ir laiur
Mi-, i. V
bave been . u
Dani i Fi ii
jriove lo Uai i
MISS Mt
IMS oUi CllWl -uu
. i; tii-eiv
i
r
in
l ter
tlC it.
-ill! will
H tvtfi day.
ih
cii, iar are i
Mr. Ed
Norton, ol Yaquin?
Bay, is visit .hg
Alfred ivu-:,
Henry Krien
Uft'eliing, and ki
Ill . . i ,1 u. Ol
has built
. i ill in- i 'n
ii- w
. ill"
now swilled iuft.
J. li Fehler Aas
. ;ov i
hoia
I dav with a load ol
or i lie i
siockmarij Uatt,
Mr. SatUUel Einei an laniily
have ni fved back onto his phics
alter having live i m toi danu a
year.
Mfit iicorge Link hi
ior some time-. Out is
proving under M c ..
O. Loggan.
Our neighbor; vp'1'
, bek-n
ovny
oi Dn
iii
tl,. nil'
was apiHiHH eu u uti
i He ;
-id
.iui
ffl h l madto a
1 llnil :1 1 ill f.iinalllf nffit-r.
i .-.if i. tasl B. - -i , -
fcjtnce i lit- i -liny w.i iit-r Iw set
j inl Jfi. a. I'arker h .s bten eoiu
pc-Hed to come do-wli out of iii rlr
iice in u li-'ii iAZkfi'K c "i nun
tusi w-'vii. :ud ia m 'A j iy- . i if 'i'iV;
.ulfrs oi Dewv ti m r j ..
Ota ti . Sti ik Yeu ?
Muddy c-iiiil-xias, . uu-e-ni.j? . ratll
evmc from chr- cn.-ii " K.-''!
Clver Rol TVt i M abinlulo cure And has
twen old tr fifty y i'- n a -lut.-Kuar-iinuo
Pi iw; a5t-. mid 30 ct -. St'ld y Grti-
bain et We! lei
g
Kfrti'iks aBil biiv.ik'8 in Graham &
Wells.
Many a bouwhnld i- aJ.Wpd -y death
in-cause of tlm failinv to ki i-p'm hAml a sale
md abso ntely certain euro lor coup such
nr (We HnUt C''Uih t'uvt?., 8 that yotjr
liltio ono. ii'i prwtHH(d asi n-' ernorgency.
ii 11 nam & V 1U.
v ' . 'V
Home Ground Boctn ca F'.nnr
Z-.eroiPs.
CASTOR! A.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You HavrAtwafs Bought
Bears the
Signature of
A. Good Steak,
Choice Roasfs,
Lard,
1 everything a
l:re teude; . H
a-"i - -. '! -lit. .r"i
ti
.fi .,lJ. -
Second St., Corval.is, Oregv.
r
NOTICE.
To Holders of Pr mill in Cards:
Remember, -ur d sts ilmtion of Premiums to Ctisli
Buyers will be awarded Januan 1. 1899.
Gel in on the ground floor and buy all your Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods, Overcoats, Mac kintoshes, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Etc., be lore tho Mine fxpire.
Largest and mot complete line of Men's and Boys' Cloth
ing SOHtf) of Portia::'!
We have annexed .,:,: r room. This time it's
for Dalies', Miss' mul Children's Fine Slices.
Its number is 307 M..dion street.
New stock about De niber 1st.
The Kind You Ilavo Always
ia use for over 30 years,
, and
ffi?--- , sonal
'&Cf&i Allow
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex
periments that trtfte with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
IS Wi
Castoria is a substitute for Castor OS, JParegoric, Drops
and Sootliing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor tfjer Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feyerislmess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency, f assimilates tho Food., regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ar-d natural sleep.
The Children's PanaceaTJj, Mother Friend.
genuine 1
Bears the
9
The Kind You HaYe Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CENTAUR COMPANY. TT
One Trial Brines Results
TALK TUB PEOPLE
BENTOM AND ADJA.CES
THROUGH
THE COLUMNS OF
UNTIES
Th
His Gazette
3 orva
V.i !! ! :vVi a la'rc, intelligent,
wil Ki-'dii ttnd alteniire audience.
X.
r ' '.? -:
If! Ill
and
sect ion is as
influential us
i-e ally ra'J
(i-.iZ'tte,
,Tl!.UATK.
W. t. IIOLGATK
I SON,
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
.1KVAI.I.W. yto&oH
a. R. FARRA-, M. D.
euz!r-
Affi.. imntaifsAvrE. L. Miller's store.
Ofhce upstairs me. j
Residence oVi Third street hi fri .t of
Courtliouso. . , -
Offire hhvjfr 8 to 9 a. m., ad 1 to a rA
7 10 S o tfi "AH calls altetwfed proinpety.
7 to 8 p. tn- cti 1 '
tiStt&i a iitMAN. M.D..
Homatathist.
,Qfik Over AUW- Woodward's ,
dnii.4iirc.
R.'s'idsnce: rner Third and;
WArnsou
lo-ii. .1.
GATE
St SorvalHs,Or.:
Hr 9-1.
ftV .- a KiriHl SfltUem(.nt
. Itwrehv mvw Chariea E
N- iif
Rii t ,
Rr of the estate ,.t Samu
i il. Inn fi d hi Pt1.1l me-
C- -.UJV- ::t CMaiC-lll lilt VW...T " -
of-.'ir- State of Or-.-n fr Benton coo.ay
V , . . . 1 ;-.,,.(.. I nil rf
in S.tni'lnv, tiie 10: Il IMV t i'ei-einiwr,
iSr .. a! Uk- li.-.ur of 10 o'clock a.'. i at
ft!--- Counlv Court room in 'lie Court
pjtnis- ' 'r.-.v!'i B'lito i c i inlv. Ow.
i e ,-. c j,!:... C fixl !-. M& O'tirt
! r,., t,.Wrl'. ..'.iri-li. s if.-nv to snid final
Mca 1 n.l the ti .i ftetthriaeHt titerwr
DatrJ t'.!is iolli da of Now inbur. 1898.
CHARLES E RICE.
Exeetitor.
Bought, and which. Jias been
lias borne tlie signature of
jhas "been made under Jiis per-
supervision smce its infancy.
no ono to deceive you iu this.
v
una
ALWAYS
Sienature of
MURRAY BTWECT. NEW YORK CITY.
CITATION.
In Hie County Court of tho State of O- ;gcn
for tnc County of Benton.
In the Mttter of the Estate 1
of
nafi B. Mason, Deceased. J
To "The Home, Frontier. nd Foreign Mis
sionary Society of 'nc TJnjted Brethren in
Christ, or;lnixea by tlie General Coafer
5hCo of s:.id Church, May 20th, 1853, an'.!
incovporatcd in Uutler County, Ohio,
September 23rd, 1854, one half to the Afri
can MHskm of said Chureh and tlrj
half to the Guneral work ol
: , TAT Snnii ami TTnu. F
Citation.
Missions as carried forward by Hs Boftrd i
of All. 'ions," and to an v hoir unknown, if
any such there be, of said drcunscd, and to
all iSkT '-rfons interesttd in said estats,
Groctingi
In the naniB J b$ giato.of Qregoiii
T.ro hereby eited and ru-iUiiid t ap-
"'.ir in thu County Court of t!i State of
! LlKeB, for thu Cd'iinty of Benton, at the
IP 11:. : .1...
Court room insieoi, btrnaai
CountT of Bettton, Statu of Oreion, 011
Tuesday, the 3rd day of January, A. D .
18W, at 10 .o'clock, in tho forenoon of tWat
t y, then and tVsnre lo show cause, if an 3'
vkiit, why aa order of sale should not bu
made as in thu prtitio'i uf J. L. Akiw, Kx;c
uior of said o-.tatv, piaycd for, of the follow
ing detcrilx d real 1 slito, to wit :
Lots 5 and (5 in Block 8, in tho town of
Philomath, in Bontrti County, State ot Ore
gon. AJ.-o. tiejrtlirihig at the S. E. corner of
Oio don In d cliflW, Ko. 50, T. 12 S., K. 6
W., thenre tunning wst on south line of
niidclaUii Y 1 rods, thonce north 195 rods to
tWCrlcrot .Mary's river, thence down itnd
Hvur with the meandrrs thereof to tli head
'of a certain slough, thence on a traight line
Uthemottlb of said slough, thance down
said livor again wilh it- nieandeiing to the
nisi line of said dn. land eiaim, thence
nuiiLli en the east line of said claim Ui uiaee
! of byginniag, containing o0aer6ii, hi BenAon
Uounty, urvgon.
Also Lot No. S in Blffck No. 3 in the
I IV.W11 of Hot'ue's First Addition to High-
1 lands, m ucVu Oouniy, Oregon.
, .WWninit M th oth-wtt NMr
of Q ,taarier t tHe soiA e-ist
i mlT'.eiwl' S-cli.isa. in Townr,hi( Ji'tetn
' South.. Kalis'- iieen West of Willamette
1 Meridian, nm thenoe .th rods.
' tb. nee vast rods, theuci- suth 20 rds,
1 Uienc-wes44iti-ods Kjthoplaceoi b-ginning,
I cntaiaius 5 acres, in Lincoln County,
.J J iii-- ' v 1 1 ' 1 ' " - " -
Oneguu. for the County of Benton,
SoilJ wi.h ih" s' d of said -Court -affixed,
thi- lath day of November, A. D.,
Attt:1SSI8" VIKGIL E. WaTTEKS.
t - Clerk.
Ur VICTOIl P. MOSES,
Deputy Clerk.
F. M. JOHNSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
ite nrsctice in all tha courts. Al
agrent lor all Uio first-class insurance companies
"THE RESORT"
TH33. WHITEMORN, Prop.
W. Ii. McBrayer and Old Crow Wkis
' kys, Fine Wwes, liquors and Cigars.
BONA FIDE
Closing Out
Sale of
Clothing. ,
I have decided to rttire from the Clothing
business and will ; ell our immense stock of
Men's and Boys' Suits
and Extra Pants at Cost.
As we have decided to close oHt we will force
the sale of the entire stock. Persons in need
of clothing can save dollars during this sale.
All Sales Strictly For Cash
THE WHITE HOUSE.
S. L. KLINE,
T'T-TTT APPArir?3
Sorbin Building, Opposite Occidental Hotel,
W. P. Lafferty, - Proprietor.
Located in CORVALLIS, and ready for
business. Wc will deal in
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions,
China, Uinssviiie. Tinware. Etc.
Mrs. Lafferty will carry in connection with our vlock
a full line of Art N- rule. Lace, Bulgarian, Coronation
Cord and the New Cus Stitch Work wilh Brainerd &
Armstrong Silks and Linen for the same. Will give hi
struction in all lines of the work. Terms: Twenty five
cents per hour, or in class 5U cents for three hours. Also
do stamping to order,
We would be very glad to have a call from all citizens
of Corvallis and country surrounding to ee our stuck. We
hope by courteous Ireaimenl and close price- to im-rii a
share .of your palronag '. and will do our vefv best to
please you.
- fi rfV -rftr tt ltf1" a Jfc A
S A ST and SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
-rOF TIIE
outhern Pacific ComDaiiV
EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY.
6:09 P. M. I Leave portU-mJ Arrivo r:S0 a. M.
9:4.1 A. H I Ltate Albany Arrive 6:00 A. M.
7:15 A. il Arrhe 6.' Frantltcu Lrare I 8:60 P. M.
Above trains stop r.t all principal stations
betwciii Portland and Salt:tn, Turner. Ma
rian, Jefiersen. Albany. Tatiffent Bbedd.'.
Hal.-'ey, IlarrHburir, Jun-tion City. fittKcne,
Oroswell, Cottage Groo, Train, and all
j'jations froja Koseburgtw Ashland, inclusive.
Eoseburg Mail Daiiy.
s:a-j A. M.
K525 P. 51.
:.:S" 1". If.
Lt.ive
Lwave
Arrive
i-ortlanti
Albauv
Rocelmr
Arrive I 4:30 P. Jl
Arrive J J:i0P. M
Leave ! 7:30 A. SI
W;stade Siisioa.
?0UTLAND AND tlWRVALLlS.
BETWEEN
Kiii Tritt. Diily Zicep t Ssaiiy.
7:30 A. SI. Leave
lftlS P. S!. Arrive
pordand
C-rvallM
Arrivr .r::0 P. SI
Leave 1 1 :0s P. SI
' At Albany and Crrlli ciiaf;t willi trains at tl 1
urcon racsnc Kaniwiw.
4-19 r M. I Lew Purtlanci Airiv. I 8i . M.
S:?J P. M. I Arrive Inditciiaeiit3 Lc-aie ,. 4,u) A. m.
Direct connection at San Francisco
with Occidental ted Oriental asd
aail steamship Hues fir JAPAN AND
CHINA. Sailing dates n atJijlicatioli.
Rates and tiekeU to Ewn points
and gliloyg, A'- jAPAn, CHINA
HONOLTJu au-d AUSTRALIA, can be
"Gained frcn A. S. PENCE, Ticket
Agent. Corvallis.
R. KOEHLER, C. H. MARKHAM,
Manager. A. G. F. & P. A.
Portland, Or,.
YAQUINA ROUTE.
COBVALUS) fit) fASTERlfj
tE !K- OO.
Connecting at YAQUINA with the
Yaqulna Bay Steamship Company
Grace Dollar and Navarro
First class in every respect. One
of Ihe above steamers is due to
sail from Yaquina about every
five ddays.
SPLENDID
Passenger Accommodations.
Shortest route between valley
points and San Francisco.
Fare: Albauy and points west to Sau
Francisco
Cabin P 00
Round trip f7 00
For sailing day. apply to
v EDWIN STONE, Mannjrer"
H. Jj. WALBEN, T. P. & P. A.
H. H. CKONISE. Agent, Corrallis, Or.
Onion Laundry Go.,
PORTLAND, OE.
All white labor work guaranteed.
Basket leaves oh Tuesdays and arrives
Saturdays. T. D. Camvbeu Ager,
SeeoHt-Haad Store.
Corvallis, Oregon.
Verv respect fullv, ,
W. 1. LAFFKRTV.
&t J fc Mr :S C A:
TO THE
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
ffiEAT OREO
t,'.;
SALT LAS,
mm
MINNEAPOLIS
81. Fll
mm
tit
AHB
KANSAS CITT
OCEAN SJTEAMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS
Sailing flutes for AUjrVSS 7,1 . iT. 7-
OCEAN steamers
Leave Portland far
Alaska Points
august 8 and 28.
Si earne rs Monthly from Portland
to Yokohama and Hmt: Kong in
connection with O. R. & N.
I'or full iHfatlu oall "n O. K. N
Snt, W. S. tae, CciTaills, Or.,
or bpcss:
W.H. HURLBURT,
gen-l Pass mwit.
PORTLAND, OR
DODWELL. CARLILL & CO.
&EN. ACliHTS SOK,. TAC S S. CO.
PORTLAND, OIP..
The Safest,
Quickest,
Cheapest
route
FOR ALL POINTS-
East and Southeas .
For full particulars regarding
rates, time of trains, etc., call on
or address ' GEO. F. EGLIN,
W. E. COWAN, Agt., Corvallis
General Agent,
124 Thiird St. Portland, Ot
EAST
Mi H JtiSCO