CORVALLIS, OREGON. Bee. 2, 1S9S Removal of Railroad Offices. It is to be regretted that the general ; offices of the Corvallis and Eastern are : to be removed to Albany. Not that we I care to deprive our sister town of any ! advantages she might gain thereby, i which will not be small, but that we dis- Death of Mrs. Applewhite. Mrs. Sarah C. Applewhite died in this city November 27th, aged 59 years. For several years Mrs. Applewhite has been a great sufferer from the effect of cancer, which first manifested itself in ! the nasal organs. Gradually it has ' t.l36S 3 J OlrTjS , to part with what has been a promi- j worked its way upward into the brain. ' Tl .-II I fivtlira 1.1,1 nC I ri I mimm mt utl. 1 pt Cn tUArtlillit income to our city for these many years. , Mrs. Applewhite for many years has Many times there has not been that hearty bsen a devoted follower of the meek and good feeling existing between our people j lowly one, having identified herself with and the railroad company that there the Episcspal church. She has during ouc'e' ! should have been. White it is true that all her sufferings exhibited the Christian 1 Benton connty, including Corvallis, con- i graces in a high degree, never losing Over two hundred different styles strictlv up-to-date. Plus'., trimmed and plain, Kersev, Beaver. Prices are right Fur Collarettes and Capes, $5 to each. SHOES. Our Shoe stock is a- complete though we carried nothing but shoes. S. E. YOUNG & SON, Albany, Oregon. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Howe'.l's government inspected $25 tributed $35,000 in the incipiency of the faith in the one mighty to save. The enterprise, towards getting it started, yet consolations of the gospel have been at- when the road was to be built eastward tenlively administered during several as from here an offer to cross the river here j months past to her by Rer. E. J. Thouip- aud leave Albany off the line was rejected son, of the first Presbyterian church of by our citizens because it involved the this city, in the absence of her pastor, expenditure of three thousand dollars, and who said the last sad words over her In itself a mere bagatelle, but that was remains. She will be greatly missed by ; the time Corvallis its missed opportunity, ! her family and her many friends. She i and mow the removal of the company's was buried Monday, in the Odd Fellows' offices is a sequel, or result of the parsi j cemetery. Mrs. App ewhiti? was born in Va November 7th, 1S40. in which state she was united in marriage to Dr. J. C. Applewhite August 17, 1S62. At the c ose of the civil war the family settled in Miss, and from there in 1884 came to Corvallis where she has since resided. She was the mother of eleven children, seven f whom survive her. The de ceased was a lady of refinement and rare strength of character. We extend con dolences to the stricken ones. Mrs. Applewhite was a member of the Ladies' Maccabees Society, to whose members is largely due the kind care and constant solicitude in anticipating her every want. Her funeral wis con. ducted under the ausj-ices of the order and was beautiful and touching. Free Pills. Send ynur address to H. E. Bucklcn & Co., Chieasro, and set a free saranle box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in aetion and are particularly ef fective in the cure of constipation and sick headache. For malaria and liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to bo perfectly freo from cv ery deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They dc not weaken .by their aetion, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Reg ular size 25c. per box. Sold by Graham & Wells, druggists. k at tuonions spirit at that time manifested by our capitalists and business men. Win. Hague, the manager of the company, told the writer of this, th.-.t this lack of appre ciation by our people of the great advan tage to be gained bv bridging the river ! here and the retention of the offices w'tn would some day result in just what i;. now about to take place. Thest .-.re not " at pleasant things to recall, but never the less Mr. Hogue's words have c-ne true, will Its lack Try meats. Joe Alphin is in t'. wn on a visit relatives and friends. "Look Out" for "Apron Strings the Opera December 13th. Fresh Columbia river Smelt daily re- and in the years to come Corvallis ceived at W. & C. Wilson's. have ample time to reflect upon Miss Doa Porter, of Shedds, spent Monday wkfc friends in Corvallis. If 1 1 i . . . 1 f fTl ! f.lr... . - our efforts in the upbuilding of our mate- coanty, was in the eU? during the past j in(crests week. ..-4-- .: : . N. Wilkin has built a bow lyjudow Mrs. Stevens, of this city, has been in ft ! Multnomah county during the week on esson ought to come home to us in f.-:ll force and enable us in the future to unite 1 . 1 business, 1 ou the south side of his cozy home, looks nobby. Fresh California Oranges, Lemons, ! Miss Wicks, after a protracted illness, Bananas and Ljmes new on sale at W. 1 has again r-isumed Charge of the 5th & C. Wilson's. : grade lit our schools. Mr. Harry Beard, leader of the College j Mrs. Thos. Thomas, who sptnt the band, spent Thanksgiving with his par- j Thanksgiving week with her parents in eats in Tangent. ; Albany, returned last Saturday. We had the pleasure of meeting John Mrs. Cecil Rennic, who was reported Gault, captain of the Forest Grove foot- ; ill with typhoid fever last week, in these Do not forget to go to Kline's for Jack ets and Mackintoshes for your little girls as well as yourself. Largest stock, low est prices, and latest styles. Many A Lover Ha: turned with disgust from an other wist1 loviiUln girl with nn offunsiv! breath. Karl's Clover Rot Tea purities the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing ol will. Sold fur year' on absolute guaran tee. Price 25 cU. and 50 cts.' Sold by Gra ham & Wc-IU. New carpets, nil cloths, lkiolnuni, win dow shades, mattings, lace curtains and drapery poles at Kline's. Popn lac pricc-s Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cues constipation and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction guaran teed r money back. 25 cts. and 50 cts. Graham & Wells. Home Zicrolfs Ground Buckwheat Flour at columns, is nor much improved. Services as usual at the Christian church Lord's day, Dec. 4th. Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Morning theme, "The Test of Discip'eship", even- ball team, last week. Messrs Henkle and Hedges, students of the 0- A. C.i spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Independence. Miss Leon Louis has been engaged permanently as uie icacuitr 01 liic in, o 1 . grade in the Corvallis school. j Rev. Ford, of the M. E. church in Prof. McElroy, occupying the chair of j Fugene, had a runaway a few days since English Literature in the V. ( O.. was 1,11(1 was thrown violently from his buggy in town Saturday last on business. The Corvallis' friends of J. B. Walker rejoice at his success in New York. He is now editor of the Scientific c4crican. Maccabees. The Maccabees of Corvallis, last even ing entertained their frien 's aud neigh bors at their hall, Northwest Corner Sec ond and Adams street, from S to 11 p. m. Their hall, the largest in the city, was crowded to its fullest capacity. A very nice program was rendered, each num ber eliciting favorable comment. Miss Bessie Wade, a five year old tot, in her skirt da:-.ce and recitation took the house by storm. At the close of the literary exercises, a delicate lunch of sandwiches, coffee and fresh fruit was served in their large banquet hall. Everybody was pleased and the order has no doubt made many new friends. 'Its objects are worthy ones. The insurance and frater nal features make it doubly useful. Many a household is saddened by death because of the failure to keep on hand a safe and absolutely certain cure for croup such a: One Minute Const) Cure. Sec that your little one: are protected against emergency. Graham & Well;. Young Mothers. Croup i the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic 111 cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worstcases relieved immediately. Prieo 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.09. Sold by Graham & Wells. and both legs broken. The fractures I were reduced and he is doiti well, but : will likely be badly crippled. Our readers in this issue will get the 1 other side of the Monroe incident, which Tl. fM.a.Mi . Tiirlii, lw-,i'? will in(t j ,WJd.1 tl,at oil tViP. fuetc tiiav- lv the gridiron next 1 J the O. A. C. boys on Saturday. A good game is anticipated. The deputy head consul of the Modern Woodmen of America is in town, and ex pects to organize a camp of that order here. Let's Buy a Poor Farm. The Gazette believes that it wuald be a wise course to take for the county court to purchase a poor farm, and we hope to see it done before many mouths. The columns of the Gazette are open to its readers and the puMie generally to disci-.ss the matter, and we shall be glad to have as many as desire to do so express themselves thereon. to judge which side, if either, is the cor rect one of this deplorab.e episode. Corvallis Grange, Saturday last took I John Stewart is nursing a cane, the re in m.-.ny member.;. This organization is i suit of a kick on the leg by a horse, one of the best of its kiud in the state.' Clitno m sKsrhMv imnrnved. His L a,-n! 1 riti c dintif r nor! ?C wlilQt I I -.t-w.-, , , - judge Burnett was appointed one 01 i little son Vasce is giv-.n Hp auascspnrc 1Mmu8 uuu., .Uu vu,v.,, committee of three to call the prune are now eugrossiug the attention of many growtrs of tuis sectjon together in Janu of our people. j aTy This is a:i excellent move in the C, C. Huff, one of the substantial farm- right direction, ers living near Plymouth chnrch, is t "Two Married Men" has been drawing spending a week with sick relatives at i , crow,i al Cordray's jn Portland. iftnnysiSe, fine intffcs south OtSalem. Mr Urouson.s actmg has been particu C. C. Elgin, of Rosedale, Oregen, who j larly noted by old theater gaers. His has been a forest reserve ranger for the ' marked improv.-ment iu his work elicits past three months, has beeu visiting with ' niuch favorable connte'lt This corn relatives and friends in this city for the I paay will play for the first lima before a past week. Corvallis an Hence Friday evening. De 1 Subject at Methodist Episcopal church camber 9. We bespeak for this occasion Lord's Day morning, "Some proofs of a full attendance. Immortality apart from the Bible." 1 Felix Fremerey, superintendent of Evening, "The city of Corvallis. How j fiber culture for the Portland Cordage it can be inproved and by what agencies." .' Co., is iu town for the purpose of letting Jesse Brown, of Willamette, James ; a coatract with some farmer to grow ten Hays, N. B. Avery, Dr. C. H. Lee, J. M. or twenty acres of hemp. If he is sue Nolan and family and many other sub cessful in demonstrating that it can be Stantial citizens witnessed the foot ball I grown on a commercial basis next sea gavae at the O. A. C. grounds Thanks- i son, the year following fifty or one huu- giving day. N. L. Raber left Monday for Shoshone Falls, Idaho, where he will enter the em ploy of an Eastern company engaged in placer mining on the upper Snake river. Roy says he can save every color. Sue cess to hi iu and his company. Eugene Jackson was in town Tut sday and reported that his and his brothers horses were recovering from the lver. He has sown sixty acres of grain aud ha one hundred mosetjflSwed ready to sow. Sam Warficld. one of Alset's live .lie i was in town a few days since and mad a trip to Abany on business. Sim has 1 large number of friends in these parts that are always glad to see his stalling phix. The lauct W.tidorf troupe failed to draw a large hoxse. About oiii hj idr.-d and fifty persons went through US tor ture of sitting iu an uneo.nfortable opera house for three hours, in order to hear Romeo aud Jnliet. by the phy sician. Both are typhoid fever cases. At the Congreg.-.tional church next Su - d t - morning there will be a sermon to children. In the evening the subject will be "Communion with God.'' The Ladies' Fair at the opera house next week on Saturday, all day and even ing. Don't forget to save your appetites tor the delicious New England dinner. Sare your money to purchase some choice Christmas articles, and save your laughs for the faree, which is full of fun. Our farmer readers should keep iu mind the Farmers' Short Course begin ning in January at the O. A. C, aad last ing twenty days, and many of them should not fail to attend this free and ex cellent course of lectures to be given by experts. No practical farmer, who is ambitious to get all out of his business possible, and hoping for better results from year to year, can afford to miss this splendid opportunity of informing him- ! self upon mauy of the important matters I connected with his labor. Make some 1 Your Physician Wants his prescriptions prepared by reliable men, and with pare drugs. Only the best drugs and chemicals used. Prices moderate. Accuracy and purity are as essential as the doctor. You get both here. Axaex & Woodward, Sec ond street. Played Out. Dull headache, pains in various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, feverishness, pimples or sores are all positive evidences of impure blood. No matter how it be came so it must be purified in order to obtain good health. Acker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cv.re Scrofulous or Syphilitic peisonsor any other blood dis eases. It iscertaixly a wonderful remedy avd we sell eycry bottle on a positive guarantee. Graham & Wells. V I m I I v H 'V 1 I J r 1 1 Xtf- ' k 6 I 1 t 1 1 REDUCTION SALE! As I am contemplating; adding other greatly in need of room. I will, from now notice, sell my entire line of lines, I am until further Clothing, Overcoats, nSgi Jg MackintoshcsTand Extra Trousers, This does not mean 15 or 20 per cent, r.bove cost, but the actual wholesale cost. Suits, formerly $20.00, now $15.35. Suits, formerly $15.00, now $12.15. Suits, formerly $13.50, now $11.00. Suits, formerly $10.00, now $7.S5. Overcoats, formerly $17.50. now $14.65. Overcoats, formerly $15.00, now $12.85. Overcoats, formerly 12.50, now $11.00. Overcoats, formerly $10.00, now $7.85. Overcoats, formerly $7.50, now $6.10. Mackintoshes, foimerly $15.00, now $12.50. 2Jackintoshes, formerly $12.50, now $10.00. Mackintoshes, foimerly $12.00, "now $9:S0:"' ' Mackintoshes, formerly $11.50. now $9.65. Mackintoshes, formerly $7.50. now $6.50. Mackintoshes, formerly $6.00, now $5.90. We have a few of those celebrated $8.80 aud suits left, which we will close at a bargain. .90 SALES STRICTLY FOR CASH. F. L. MILLER, The Clothier. .f - P. S. We have an immense line of HOLIDAY NECKWEAR, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, MUF FLERS and HANDKERCHIEFS, which we are now showing. i i 1 i i i 1 N si I i I 1 I i i I I 1 1 $ 1 h I 1 if I I I I I I I The People's Jewelry Store Manufactures jewelry in the highest style of the art. Delicate repairing of watches and clocks. Carries a nice line of Silverware and Watches. W. A. SANDERS, Three doors north of Masonic Temple, Second St. Art Store and Foto Parlors We have a wonderful taking way. Cld faces made new and attractive. Wc Make You a Life-Size Crayon for $1.98 Water Colors are pretty, and are a specialty with us. Our Art Department is filled with a well-selected stock of Notions, Stationery, Paintings and other works of vertu. Call and be convinced that what we say is true. We will sell for you any art work you may want to dispose of. SMMf The Photographer, One door north of Spencer's, Second St. r dred thousand acres will b: grown, and the industry will develap into grand proportions. Married At the home of Frank Elgin sacrifice if necessary in order to take ad- on Tliird street Sunday morning, Noveia- i vantage of the course. Hon. A. G. Hovey, who died in Eu- ber 27th, Ed TaWor to Miss Ruby Sites, Rev. Stevens of :he Christian church officiating. They are both of Alsea val ley, where tbs are wel. and favorably known. The happy pair at once depart ed lor Sudavi le, wherf the groom is at tending school Th-- Gazktte extends congratulations and wishes the young coHple a ife of happine-.s. Services of much interest at the Pres tiytcrian church uoxt Sabbath both morn ing and evening. Sabbaih School at 10 a. ui. The schoi rs now nsing the net: "Royal Hyjanal" led bv a full orchestra i thai furnislie-.s excellent music. The Y. j I'. S 1 . E. meets at 6:$j p.m., and an I luteresting progr.iin is prepared for the iwcasior.. Vuaag and old are Dio:,t cor dia ly invited to the evening services it Buy a package of the elastic starch and get a nice picturG free at HersV ner's. You Try It. If Shibh's Cough and Consumption Cure, which k sold for the small price of 25 cts,, 50 cts. and $1.00, docs not euro take the bottle back and tj will refund your money, sold for over fifty yours on this guarantee. Pric25 ets. and 90 cts. Sold by Graham & Wells. Fresh celery and cranberries at Hcrsh-ner's. ' 7:xo. Most excelleut music and a anb- Mrs. J. D. Smith, of Gervais, Marion of partjcuar interest to ail. county, who has been in the city during --,.- . -, ,, - ' & Captain Williamson, while caulking the the part two weeks, caring for her .laugh- i rent caused fay a q ter, Miss Kitty, who is having a severe ; 'r w. arpid(.tav ran a rusty nail into his left knee joiut. For several days he continued to work with it, in the water more or less, tsuti the lat- attaek of iirftaraniatory rheumatism, re turned yesterday to her heme accom panied by her daughter. The Methodist Episcopal church at j ter part of the week when hc took coid Harriiburg will be dedicated on the iSth in the wound, which has been very badly of December. Dr. Gue, of Portland, will jBflained, causing the eaptain to g int have charge of the morning services, j jrv docks for repairs. At this writing and it is expected that Dr. Driver, of i we iearn blood poisoning has set iH, and Eugeae, will preach in the evening. there is a ci,aBce for him to lose his leg. Everybody cordially invited. j aitbough his physician, Dr. Pernot, is Our readers should carefully scan our i doing all iu his power to avert it. advertising celunius. In them will be gene the 27th nil., was for several years a resident of this county, ile settled in Corvallis in 1 13O, He taught the first schooi iu this place aud was the first county cleric of this County. He repre sented this coiinty iu the state senate fr;.m to 1866. In 1J577 he re.-.ioved to Lane count where he lias since re- j sided. Since 1S79 he ha; been a promi- ueut business man 1 Eugene. ed in 1S84 the first Uaas in Lane county. In 1SS4 he was a delegate to the National Rep iblican convention held in CUicao. Fur several years h has been a regent of the U. of O. He .leaves a wife and three children. He was an honest, en terprising and honorable citizen. Constipation prevunts the body from rid ding itsslf of waste matter. De "Witt's Lit tle Early Risers will remove the trouble and cure Sick Headache, Biliousness, Inactive Liver and alear the Complexion. Small, sugar coated, don't gnpo or cause nausea. Graham & Wells. Fresh Raisins, Currants, Citron, and Lemon Peel, just received at ZierolPs. Bueklen's Arnica Salve. TIIK BEST SALVE in the world" for Cuts, Bruises, Sircs, Uleors, Salt Rheum, Fover Sums, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pojitivcly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or mny refundnd. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Gra&un & Wells, druggists. c mgt agt ago sggc jl yqgcggz :y Tffr wjjpe -wjr i Your Life Will Be One Continual Thanksgiving If yon purchase Itmh and choice GROCERIES, the latest fads in NOTIONS and DRESS GOODS, substantial Hardware and Tinware, Men's Dress and Heavy Shoes, Feed, and the Staff of Life, at my store. All my stock, which is being con stantly increased, is bought for cash the benefit. You get Many a man's success begins at this store, where he or his wife saves good money on all sorts of purchases. J. "WEED, Whitney Building, Philomath, Oregon. i i i 4 4 4 4 4 4 They Are Coming LOWEST PRICES ON WHAT YOU WANT Is why our big line of Clothing should be inspected before buying elsewhere. Small Margins and Quick Sales Is our motto in this department. It will pav you to look this line ovei. Big Big Big Big Big Big 'is? Line of Line of Line of Line of Line of Line of Line of Gents' Gents' Gents' Gents' Gents' Gents' Gents' Underwear. Shirts. Hats. Shoes. Boots. Umbrellas. Mackintoshes. Our line of Children's and Boys' Clothing cannot e equaled in the city. REMEMBER THE PLACE. Big line of Blankets. 0 IEEE- HAEEIS, Corvallis, Oregon CLOTHING AT COST. t New York Racket Will Offer All CLOTHING in Stock at Cost. This clfcthing was purchased ior cash in Sep tember, 1898, at rock-bottom prices. Ladies' Fine Shoes at Cost. Men's Boots at Cost. Remember, we will always keep prices lower than any other store . F, A, ALEXANDER New York Racket. , Corvails, Oregon. if Howell's stock is iacreasjiii. his customers. and so are What Is Shileh? A grand ol d remedy for Cough, C"lds He start-! Hn, 1 Consumption; used .!irouj;li the world for half a century; has cured innumcraiie cases incipient consumption and relieved many in advanced -tages. If you are not at i:tid with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. aid $1.W). Sold j by Graham & Wells. -T Bro' A cough is not like a fever. It do not have to run a certain eouise. Cure it quick ly and effectually with Oca ilimitu Cough Curo, the best remedy for all age.- ad for the most severe eases We reecomend it be cause it's good. Grahaai & Wells. Fresh Santa Barbara letxons at L h. Howell's cash jjrocerV. Young's old place, West Side, Second Street. Southing, heating, cleansing. Dj Witt's Witch Ha;cl Salve is the implacable enemy of sores, hums, and wounds. It never fails to emu Piles. You may rely upon it Urahfcm & Wells. The best on the market, Twaix breakfast mush at Howell's. Four piece glass sets, only 50 cents, at Hershuer'.'. found many things of deep concern to them. Patronize home merchants that tell the people what they have to sed. Business men who advertise are entitled to your trade, and money will be saved purchasers of their wares. To any of our readers who do not now advertise we say try the Gazette and you will become convinced that it pays. A grand military ball whs given in the new armory of the O. A. C. on Thanks giving evening. The event was the ded ication of the new building, and was gir en under the direction of acting com mandant E. J- Lee, assisted by the cadet officers. All students, professors mnd alumni were invited, aHd a large crowd of beautifully dressed ladies and gentle men aided in warming the new flaor of J. Weed, an enterprising merchant of ! the monster building. Grand and unique Philomath, was in town recently and ' was the spectacle that presented itself as called on the Gazette. Mr. Ve?d lo cated iu Philomath last spring, opening a small grocery store. His "trade has so enlarged that he now carries dry goods, hardware, men's dress and heavy shoss, ladies' dress goods, etc. Mr. Weed is pleased with his location and very much encouraged iu a business way. It will pay interesting purchasers in his locality to examine his stock and prices bofore buying. See his ad in another columa of this paper. The Gazette bespeaks for this gentleman a large trade among the well to do farmers of his vicinity as well s the good people of his town. the strains of the opening waltz were struck by the orchestra, Miss Helen Hoi gate and Ed Crawford leading the mazy Wlt-n you ask for De Witt's Ha.jl Salve don't acewpt a eounlerfeit or imitation. Thorn nre mure cases of Files being cured by this, than all others combined. Graham & Wells. Millinery Sales. The ladies wi;l find wsnderful bargains in all trimmed kats at Misses Johnson. Late to brd ar.d early to rise, prepares a nan for his home va the skies. But early to bed and a Little Early Riser, the pill that make lifu longer and better and wiser. Graham & Wells. The sooner a sough or cold' is cured with out harm t the sufferer the better. Linirer ing colds are ilangtM'.Mi. IJaeking cough is distressing. One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures it. Why suffer when such a cough. -cure is- within reach?. It is. pleasant to the taste. Graham & Wells. The Fall Season Is Here. So is Hodes, the Grocer. There Are Many Hungry People. Hodes is reauy to feed them. Mv business is to cell FRESH GROCERIES, CANNED FRUITS, MEATS, And PROVISIONS, At prices to suit the times. Can you not use me, and save money ? A. HODES 8 15; 2 Second Street, Corvallis, vi egon. 4 Export, and Gexeral Steadman are the best five cent cigirs in the market. For sale at Hershner's. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind are quickly and surely eured by Karl's Clover Boat Tea; the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Sold by Graham & Wells. A CTIVK SOLICITORS WANTED everywhere for "The Story of the ! Phiiirmines" bv Mnrat Halstead. eoramis whirl, and from then on till the hour of I sj,ned by the Governmunt as Ol&cial His torian to the War Department. Lhc book midnight prevailed the mirth and happi ness made prominent by the ocasiou. The floor of the new armory is one hun dred and twenty by seventy feet in dimen sions, a gallery extends entirely around it, thus making its seating capacity some thing near one thousand. Two large arc lights and twelve small incandescent globes furnished with electricity from the college power house, give ample light for the big room. was written in array camps at oan rran cisco, on the Pacific with General Merritt, in the hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong, in the American trenches at Manila, ia the insurgent camps with Aguinaldo, on the deck of the Olympia with Dewey, and in the roar of the battlt at the tall of Manila. Bonanza for agents. Brimful of original pictures taken by government photogra phers on the spot. Larga book. Low prices. Big profits. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all trashy unofficial war books. Outfit tree. Address, 1?. T. Barber,;Seey, Star Iusnranca Building, Chicago. rm The English andt German Expert Specialists. Five Physicians and Surgeons, all Cradttates from tha best Medical Colleges in the World. INCORPORATED UXJH5R THE UWS OF CALIFORNIA FOR $330,000. ESTABLISHED TWBNTT-SIX YEARS. Apart of the Staff of the English and German Expert Specialists and Dr. Meyer tt Co. will make thgir regular monthly visit to Corvallis, Monday, December S They will be at the OccidentalTHotel.S ift frn -EATING. WHAT TO EAT. WHERE TO EAT. WHEN TO EAT. HOW TO EAT. IT'S A BIG SUBJECT. We cater to the wants of eaters. We have been catering to them for many years. We think we know our business. Our boarders give us that impression they stay with us. If they didn't get their money's worth they wouldn't stay. HODES & HAT J.. j The staff of the English and German Expert Specialists is composed of five regularly graduated doctors, each a physician who has had many years experience in curing all manner of chronic diseases. . ... During the past quarter of a century the success ot this most wortny auo Annt Jemima's Pancake Flour, just the thing for griddle cakes, muffins, and gems. Zierolf. Overcome evii with good. Overcame your coughs and colds Hrith Oa Minute Cough Cure. It is so good children cry for it. It cures croup, bronchitis pneumoaift, grippe and all threat and lung diseases, ot-i institution has been phenomenal. Diseases which have baffled the skill of Graham & Wells. other physicians and stubbornly refused to yield to ordinary medicines, methods and ann iar"p r- nuir: v snhrtllRfl ana maSlereu OV IHC .cheuxu imh -rcican i,.- l-. r 1 - - , -1 7 . . , , - . , , , ,;,,- , norf SnpnalKl l ll.v Linvp the arcresr an DCRL eHVUUOCU IMiuv.! maLiiuvi.u im America. The English and German Expert Special ists are not only competent ant reliable, but are responsible, being bacfecti Dy arapie capital anu iv """:: HOME CU RES White it is preferable in many instances to see a patient, the E-ngfish and German Expert Specialists hare cured thousands of persons whom they have nev-r seen. If you cannot see the doctors, write the home office for question list and free advice in regard to your ailment. (Call on the Doctors when they come. AH ailing people should see the English and German Expert Special i.-.ts. A friendly talk, which costs absolutely nothing, is bound to result in a great deal of god, whether treatment is taken or not. A full supply ef choice Christmas can dies at Howell's. WANTED SEVERAL TRUST worthy persons in this state to manage our business in their town and nanrlul lA.mtil Tt IS fllXJtllv llfflPP YOrU conducted at home. Salary straight feed a ys ar ana expen-ses aennue, dob uc. Minr nn salarv. Monthly 75. References. Enclose self-addressed7: stamped envelope, Herbert E Hess,; Prest., Dept. M, Chicago, IH. c 0 Bears tha Signature ef 1 Tin Kind You Haw Always Bought Which of These is True ? " Manners make the man." "Mind makes the man." " Home makes the man." Debate the question, and if you Decide that home makes the Man, let us help you make the home. FRED G. CLARK, Furniture Dealer, 919 Second St., Corvallis, Or. 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