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$2 pur iinnii n .ir
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j leeu, aa I . remains,
il ner ci'iit di-wunnt if
meant such In; 1) ways as would
meet U e 1 riMiids of iiffic
twe ve lrnnii". i f 'he A ear. He
presiii'tii Mauv.ics for evfial
,-t te to hmv the ei:onroiis
amounts of "money wasted by
p.itchwurk in roadbii'ldiic and
arout-u wi I: luf -ciei tificin: t! O'is.
Dy tig bf Famine
THINK DISPA SS 10XA TEL KT.'
. At present it seems that water
is on tha . brain of the majority
of us- All sorts of ideas are ad
vanced regarding what had bet
ter be done. There is no use to.
fight over ths question, as "it is
not one of "might. A decision
must be rendered on a question
of vast importance and one that
requires the coolest possible head
and the clearest possible thought.
. In another column will be
found, an article by Councilman
W. G. Emery. This article, we
were requested to allow space.
It is not our purpose to pick flaws
Is, in iis t.x-iwiilw, like li int of ton
'tun ition Tim iri'jrffs r.f xonvunip
tuin, fr .in titf ti?Kiu::fa:2 to th vnrv i
enit. is h lout; torture, ti th to vi'-tim
add to fii -iids. - " Hen lia 1 rnnniTii, - ;
Hon in us tirwt s'ajf," whites Win
MviTu, of Cearfots , Md , 'after trying
diffVretit. filiciiirH H 'd a an d i)f!-t.ir in
I viiin, l ut ut. took III" Kim-'k ?" I'i
ami ij'iiwtlv
i'l bii.-h i-ure
Ijroii-lmu. I
I Oritivt-K' . II -- iiiiennio ia. li mran
Iwl sit Al:i-n ,fc Wood x-.i i!'s d'n r s'ure,
pi e o.ic anil $L a bottle. Tnai imtils
tree. - .
Asthma
Sufferers Should
This.
i
T.i C1,,.c, mi li. r.-Mii.d (jl in r.r!r til ! eovtrv. whiult : oni.-k
j " if . . j. i. .,,,, i t cured me." Prompt icii-f hii
, cood in ttePi.1 K-i loadm .L.iig ami , maiehl,t ,,,,,, forvi l!ir.;,s
I -i leHnuii ti il tne . p:'ip;c are
nol ni8rd:y m jespc: lo road
expenditure?, but that they ought
however, to spend the money iu
permanent work a class of woik
that would last for all time. Mr.
Loucks claimed that-the con
stiuctioh of such wagon roads as
he advocated would reduce the
cost of transportation 40 to 60 per
cent. He described the material
and construction of a good road,
within his meaning, and such in
this localitv would cost from $1,
700 to $2,000 per mile..
Behind the National . Good
Roads Association is the United
Railway Association of the Unit
ed States, and the lormei body is
iu a measure associated with the
Qood Roads Department of the
Government, but receives no
IGIubblng
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An Easy Shoe for Women with Tender Feet
THE
Know
m the article, nor could we enal-1 financial , aid ' from that source
lenge any of the r statements re-1 But it is hoped that pending leg
islation in that direction may re
sult favorably. Interest of 'rail
roads in the promotion of good
toads is prompted by an increased
business brought to their traffic
centers, and extending through
all the year instead of through
spasmodic periods, so to speak.
"With Mr. Loucks in Oregon is
a commission of expert road
builders and orgauizers, aud at
the close ot the speaker's remarks
a motion to extend the commis
sion an invitation to visit. Cor
vallis and hold a good roads con
vention was enthusiastically car
ried. The expense ofhaving the
1 commissioner here is to be sStiso
foley's Honey and . Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were i-otr--sulered
hopeless. M. s Adolph Biiefiig.
701 Third St., Davennort, Iowa, writes:
"A severe cold contracted twelve years
age was neglected until it finally erew
into at"tlinia The- l et ruei!i.-al nkill
HVili''le. i "'i!d lot e'v- n-e ihtp than
'innirmy n-Iiff. I- 's il.mrv and
Tar :im rciiinm;eiiilfil and - HTy
i ei'1 hot !e emhe y -iireii ni j it a-i hm.-i
whicli' had , tieen tir i..g on ne fen
t welve 3'eara, aud if I had laken it at
the start I wo'ild have been saved yeara
of suffering " Graham & Wortham
keep it for Bale.
. t -i 1 1 rY '
garciing tne conaition 01 auairs
so far .as the water system of
Dallas is concerned for the sim
ple reason that we have no data
whatever bearing on this particu
lar system.
If one doubts any of thestate
" ments it is his privilege to inves
tigate; more, it Js his duty to
verify or disprore anything that
will effect a judgment when it
comes to casting a ballot. Bear
in mind several things: Above
all the necessity must first be
reckoned. This point fairly es
tablished, the next thing is the
..l - rrn 1 1 u j? i
cost, inen uie matter 01 cosi frMr a
and necessity must be weighed. !opetl for Corvalliswas the 4th 'of
Should the necessity prove great I July. The good roads people
enough, cost should cut no figure ; will be here on that date for the
in a case of life and death, for purpose of giving information and
instance. . starting us into a permanent road
'Next must be investigated, in; system. ;
a matter such as our proposed! Necessary committees lo ar:
gravity system, the capacity andinge Preliminaries were appoint
completeness of the work prom. at the meettng and the mem
. , mi j- bers of such committees began
ised. The man f average m-. work immediately. The village
telhgence should D3 able to de- impr0vement. Society and Der
termme for himself the fitness haps other organizations of ladies
of the material it is proposed to; are to have a part in the conven
use; he should be able to form an tion.
idea of ,the capacity of the sys- : - Committees are as follows:
tern. v. ! On arrangements: V. E- Wat-
. So far as Mr. Emery and -his terp R- B-" Cordley and J. H.
' arnVlft o-ons tUo ?a &nnA wa J Harper. On finance. S. L.
son to disbelieve his sincerity -in ! ve' J; R- SmTith- ?d J
, , , i . , t1 1 Ha mm el. On Invitation:
tne siana ne nas taKen it re- James withvcomb e -.Jsan p. Ai
. quires .no great stretch-of imag-. leri) ,B p lrvine M. S. Wood.
ination to conceive that a man.jcoct anfj p Avery,
can be most sincerely against ': .-.
the city goingin debt $75,000 .in The aulhorities at O AC have
aaaiciontownat cne corporation; taken UD the matter-in earnest
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Closing Out.
For want of room we witl close
out at cost all Trunks, Tele
scopes, Small Rugs and Art
Squares. We want the public
to know that this sale is Bona
Fide, as we need the room for a
Ladies' Cloak and Suit Depart
ment.
J. M. NOLAN & SON.
. 48-54
Plumbing
and
Heating;!
C'ri)i-e. U.-vlins. iu'iprinn
sn 1 sill knulH f Mw. t Mtstul
Work.
F. A. Uencye
'In coniiei-lion with 1. II
SIMPSON S MAltDWAKii
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-special arrangement -with
the publishersof a number
of the leading magazines
ancTnewspapers of the Unit
ed States, whereby wet are
offered cutTrates on these
publications.
A Fine
Australian Felt Insole
That keeps the feet from burn
. ing. The felt forms a cushion
That Prevents the Jar
on sensitive nerves of the feet.
MADE ON A PERFECT-FITTING LAST.
People who stand or walk much ofthe time appre
ciate this shoe- Welts and, turns. Price, $3-50.
Now we could charge you the
full price for these 'andj're-
serve the differencebetween
the regular price and their
special price to" us, as lour
commission, but as Tthe3 Ga-'
zette is a home paper for
home people, it will be sat
isfied by receiving you as a
new subscriber, or, if j you
are now a subscriber, then
by receiving your renewal
for a year in advance. This
special rate may not last
long, so take advantage of it
NOW while the chance is
yours.
5 vieJfi!seafl
Qpon Day and Night RooznsiSingfg o." En Suite.
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f Om H&RimZL, Prop.':
Oi3 of ths fin 3st Et u 3 si Hatols in ths Vail ay.)
I Both PhssssBSm Bis Mists a'12Traias.
If you are looking for some real gooa
Bargains iu Stock, Grain, Fruit ana
Poultiy Ranches, wrile for our special
list, or c ime and see us. We will take
pleasure in giving you reliaole informa
tion; also snowiug you over tne county
AiIBLER Si WATTERS,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS-
WATTERS, CORVALLIS
INSURANCE
HENRY AMBLER, PHILOMATH
SI
Womsn's'Ho.-ttCarRpanicn
rrauJc' LesSis'slMonihl
ftlodarnPrlssIHa and ,--
is indebted at present. Any man
might be strongly opposed to go
ing in debt on general, principles,
even if he considered the propo
sition a legitimate one.
: Further, many are. of the opin
ion that the proposed system is
inadequate from any standpoint
and they are honest in their
convictions; . Just as honest in
the:r advocacy of the benefits to
be derived are numbers of those
who are for the water bill as it
stands and for the system as es
timated ; by Mr' Miller, the en
gineer who recently gave an esti
mate of cost. - - :
The thing for the righ-minded
man to do is to secure all data
possible from what in his judg
ment 13 a reliable source and do
his own thinking.
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
To be ' Held in Corvallis on the
Fourth of July.
A meeting was held. Wednes
day evening " in the . Firemen's
H?:l!. under the. auspices of the
Citizens' League, at which initial
steps were taken in "a,. movement
which is likely to have a Very
important bearing on - the future
development cf Benton county.
It. was a good roads meeting.
: W. E. Loucke, - organizer for
the .National C- -.'A Roads Asso
ciation was prepi.t fs the prin
cipal speaker of t; : r - c . .isin and
he awakened mucir tuthusiasm
over the subject uuder considera
tionThe speaker presented in
a forceful manner the advantage
of good roads in -the community.
Ey t!:c term "gocd roads'' Le
and Dr. Withycombe, in -behalf
of that institutionj is bending all
his energies to the lurtherance
and ultimate success of the move.-
i ment.
. Tiie convention is to be held
tor the purpose ot outlining and
adopting plans for the improve
ment ofxiur streets and the roads
of Benton county generally. Fol
lowing is the program: f -.
' - FORENOON, 10 O'CLOCK. '
Invocation , Eev. John- Beevfi
Addrrss of Welcome...-.
Mayor A. J. Johnson
Addres3 cf Welcome ".
......Judge V. JE. Walters
Addrees of Welcome B. W.- Johnson
" President Benton' County Citi- .-
zeng' League.
Resfome Colonel W. H Moore
President National tjood Rnads
At-touiaiion
Music ;..
Address- "Legislation".-.
Col. T. P. Rixey, Missouri
.. ; AFTERNOON 2. 0'CLCCS. - . '
Address Our Ladiet Tlitir Kela-
. tion to the Good Eoai's Move-
ment Senator A. S. Mann
Jacksonville, Florida.
- Vice President National Gootf , -Bonds
Association.
Music
Address Practical lload ConstTui--
' tion.... Hon. Wm li!adbu:n
' Consnljine Engiuei r . Nati jtinl
: Good Beads Assoi ia ion ,
Musiu ........
asses
PROPERLY,
ACCURATELY, and
SCIENTIFICALLY
To all Defects of Siqht.
MATTHEWS, Ths Optician
Roon 12, Bsnk Building.
0133 year
Try forllealthi
SB
Five Minute Tails ...Blgtpp
President Alabama Good Roada T m . T "
n 09 weu. 1 ou . . r.eeu to be
a -weak, kelpie " : :2::rer. Ton
. . ' Aseocia'.ion. ....
Reports of Committees
EVENING 8 O'clock. '
Address Organization -
.....Hon. Wellington E. Loucks
: Organizer-National Good Roads
Association. .
Music
Stereopticon Lecture The Roads of
the World.... ...CoL W. EL Moore
222 South Peoria St.,
Chicago, III., Oct. 7, 1902.
Eight months ago I was so ill
that I was compelled to lie or sit
down nearly all the time. My
stomach was so weak and upset
that I could keep nothing? on it
and I vomited frequently. I
could not urinate without great
pain and I coughed so much that
my throat and lungs were raw .
and" sore. The doctors pro
nounced it Bright 'b disease Eind
others said it was consumption.
It mattered little to mo what -they
called it and I had no de
sire to live. A sister visited me
from St. Louis and asked 1110 if
T had over tried Vino of Cards:.
I told her I had not aud sho
bought a bottle.- I believe that
it saved my 1 i f c. I believe mariy
women could save much suffer
ing if they but knew of its value."
Don't vou want freedom from
pain? lalro ATine cf Cardui
can have a woman's health and
do a woman's work in life. Why
not secure a bottle of Wine of
Cardui from your druggist to
day? - -
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Will
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