THE CORMUS GAZETTE
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MR. HENEY.
' It is exceedingly unfortunate
that Mr. Heney has permitted
himself directly or by implica
tion to charge Senator Fulton
with reprehensible and possibly
criminal conduct before "the
proper time comes." It would
be no less - unfortunate had Mr.
Heney's vague, 'mysterious, shad
owy insinuations been directed
upon the most humble and ob
scure citizen. No public prose
cutor has any right, leave or
linonao tn rrrwpprl in anv flu eh
manner. It is in violation of all
sense of right and justice. More
than this. It contributes to im
pede, possibly to make 'impossi
ble the administration of justice.
For this reason alcne it is not
only unfortunate but most repre
hensible that any public prose
cutor should resort to such con
duct. We do not know and do not seek
to know in advance of "the proper
time" what evidence Mr. Heney
has to implicate Mr. Fulton in
wronp; doing. He may have
sufficient to send the senator to
prison, but the public is not a
trial jury, not even a grand jury
for the indictment and trial of a
citizen.
No man's case should be pre
judged, prejudiced in public
opinion. A prosecuting attorney
who is really intent upon admin
istering the laws in the interest
of justice -will sedulously avoid
doing, saying or intimating any
thing that may fairly be as-
scribed to his own vanity, per
sonal animos-ty. or to any mo
tive other than the unbiased de
sire to brine wrong doers to
book and mete justice unto them
Mr. Henev should know, as
every man in like position should,
that the people do not desire in
nuendos. bluff, braggadocio, but
the stern, unrelenting execution
of their laws against all offend
ers.
Whatever evidence he has
against Senator 'Fulton should
have been held in abeyance until
the Droper time 'ame when, in
the pursuit of justice, it might
IKr and T.rnnprlv nflVA nppn
given to the public. He must
now make his vague charges
good. Failure to do this will be
fatal to his future usefulness as
a public prosecutor and should
be followed by his, withdrawal
from his present office.
"Some men were born great
some achieve greatness; some
have greatness thrust upon
them" and some mistake notor
iety for greatness. Oregonians
will classify Mr. Heney pres
ently.
DISORGANIZING FORCES.
What is the character of the
forces now at work disorganiz
ing the political parties of the
country? When we say parties
we have in mind but 'the two
great parties which exist in the
country the democratic and re
publican parties.
A close examination shows
that these disorganizing forces
may be grouped and placed in
one of two classes. To the first
class we may assign all those
forces which have their incep
tion within the party itself.
These are the result of restless
ambition of party leaders, mis
takes in party policies and the
espousal of untried and false
principles. They are the growth
and outcome of conditions ori
ginating within the party. Be
ina largely the result of imper
fect, human judgment they are
incidental tojall parties and not
unfrequently and for extended
periods greatly impair the effi
ciency of the party. Sometimes,
indeed, these forces destroy a
party, but ordinarily they are
mastered where they originated
within the party. V
Tn the Afcrir class we mav as-
I siem all those forces which have
their origin outside of the party.
These are theforceswhich cannot
possibly dare not form a party
distinctively their own. Their
f CJ A
only nope 01 success lies in tneir
ability to creep,
unnoticed, un
recognized into the camp of an
organized party, gain control of
its organization and machinery,
and use these to work out their
purposes.1
A party thus seized upon is
breed away from all its basic
principles, has all its best history
sullied and all its time-honored
traditions set at naught. All
the element which heretofore
have been denied the support of
the party are now become its
controlling force.' The founders
of the party would now recog
nize nothing of the party but its
honored, historic name.
Let honest, patriotic demo
crats judge for themselves
whether this is the condition of
their party. Speaking to repub-
icans we would warn tbem that
these extraneous forces are
working to gain control of their
party. They care nothing
for' republican principles and
poHcies. The traditions, history
and achievements of J;he party
are notnmg to cne representa
tives of these forces. They seek
to gain control of the party only
to advance their own purposes.
Our constitutions, our laws, our
customs, the very foundations of
our social structure must be cast
aside and something they have
planned must be substituted in
place thereof.
Already some of the repre
sentatives of these forces, mas-
aueradincr a3 republicans, have
sneaked into the party camp.
Republicans must deny them in
fluence and power, tailing in
this we shall see the party honey
combed with all the mischievous,
un-American isims now so ram
pant in the country.
The Datriotic men of either
party should regard witn deep
suspicion any attempt to prosti
tute the - party ,to destructive,
base, un-American purposes.
Be patient, be patienth It may
be that Mr. Bourne and Attorney
General Bonaparte can persuade
the President to fit the office to
Mr. Schuebel.
Real Estate Transfers.
Adam Radirto EHza P. Smith
et al. lots 10, ii and 12, block 12,
Co Add to Corvallis; $1.
W. P. Morris and wife to L.
L. Buoy, part of lot 88, block 19
Philomath; $625.
C. Heim and wife to J. M
Greear and wife, 380 acres near
Summit; $100.
Mary Clark to Willis Vidito,
ivided ; 6ths interest in lot
12. block 1. Co Add to Corvallis
$10.
A. M. Witham to Rayal John
son.part of lots 4'and5, block 13
Co Aid to Corvallis; ?io.
A. M. Witham to Russell
lot 9 and part of lot 8, block 13
Co Add to Corvallis; fio.
Marian Wagner and husband
to Mary E. Dsnnis, lot 10, block
a. Chase's 1st Add to Corvallis
$IO.
Andrew Smith and wife to J.
R. Whitney, 929.64 acres near
Wells; $1.
W. H. Wagner to Marian Wag
ner 80 acres S of Philomath; $1.
M. B. Rankin to J. L. Hart
man, land in Benton county; $1.
Joseph Chamberlain and wife
to Eleanor B. Watkins, 18 75
acres north of Corvallis; $10.
Titus Ranney to C. F. and F.
C. Butler, 12 lots in block 1,
Summitville; $10.
All tho World
t . Qt.H and Ballard's Snow Lini-
nnnf a moat imrjortant part. It
ha. nn aiirxirior far Rheumatism, stiff
joints, cuts, sprains and all pains. Buy
it. try it and you will always use it. Anv
body who has need Ballard's Snow Lioa
ment is a livln prool ol what it doe
Buy a trial bottle. 26c 60c and $1.00
Sold by Graham A Worlham.
WHO THEY ARE.
Many Persons Enrolled for Spe
cial Dairy Course at O. AiC
About seventy-five persons are
registered in the Short Coarse
work that is now in progress at
the O. A. C and there is great
interest in the various depart
part men ts. Those registered in
the special dairy course are as
i follows. -
A. Raamussen, Junction City;
G. S. 'Mangle, : Alsea; V. W.
Gilkey, Port Orchard, Wash ;
J. P. jacqainth, Laurel; Mrs. S.
A. Yokam, Marshfield; W. H.
Foster, Jewell; H. S. Smith,
Newberg; C. L. Bunn, North
Yamhill; W. J. Domes, -McCoy;
Ralph Pyrites, Gardiner; - Nor
man Knight, Salem; Caleb C.
hRobinson, Arago; F. H. Pott-
ratz, Mt. Angel; C. S. Olmart,
Salem; Mrs. R. L. Scoggins,
Laidlaw; R. N. Williamson, Roy
E. Bragne, Corvallis; Edith N.
Knox, Eugene, F. H. Barter,
Crabtree, Chester, Johns, Glen
dale; O. L. Gill, Illwaco. Wash;
Alvah Caster, Coquille; Emil
C. Martin, Washington county.
Additional Local.
A. D. Limbocker went to Portland the
last of the week for a visit with relatives.
Miss Sue Fisher, a former OAC girl.
and Ralph A. Weaver of Ontario, Oregon,
were married recently, according to in
formation received in Una city.
The immigration to Oregon and Wash
ington this year ought to be double that
of last. In no other two states has every
character ot crop yielded so enormously
aid commanded such a high price. Peo
ple in older communities are disposed to
move, ana the racinc .norinweai Bnonia
get more than v its proportion of new
citizens, but to accomplish this all the
commercial bocies mnst-work in har
mony and individuals must participate
throngh private correspondence which is
the strongest influence of all.
LETTER LIST.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the Corvallis postotfice, for tbs
week ending Jan. II, 1908;
j- Mrs J E Campbell, T F Churchill, Mrs
Addie Goldstein. Sam Harris, Miss Rose
Hiatt. Mrs Lawrence MiKenzie Watson,
Mrs Chas York, 2 packages.
B. W. Johnson, P. JsT-
Sheep For Sale.
.- Eighty haad of good ewes
thoroughbred bucks. L. A.
bred to
Bouck,
Menroe, Oregon, K.t. U, 1.
Phone
ltf
Betlefountain. '
Tito Joy
Of livin is to have eood health. Use
Hnrhine and vou mill have bushels of
i;v Y nn fiffla not im umc, ucnui uu
w-r . .1 l V.l..n fauttnl natsi
Haw that nan kulb id vuur muuiu. i
wt i of Her bine, a positive cure for
.11 iivAreninD ft nti. J;, uarreu, aubuu
Tems. writes: I b-vre nten tier Dine ior
I eladly retommend it as a tine medicine
nr a ,ir. ana una 11 una roK-mwr.
for iii-anensia." QOtu uy iuui
Wortnam.
Gray Shires
For Arherica.
It Is Interesting to notice that gray
draft horses are much more likely to
attract American and Canadian buy
ers than those of any other color, and
as the Shire 'breed has produced some
famous animals of - this color there
are naturally young descendants com
ine on. and one -wonders whether it
would not be a good stroke of busi
ness for a feWbreeders of Shires with
gray mares to mate them with stal
lions of like ''hue in order to produce
the favorite color for the States and
Canada, says the London Live Stock
Journal. It is certain that a smart
wearinar class of Shire would be
match for the Percherons on the west
ern wheat rarms, wnere a commna
tlon of weight -and activity Is needed.
That there is a demand for gray stal
lions, upstanding, smart and with flat,
flinty bone? w hich will stand the idle
ness of a Canadian winter, is certain,
and unquestionably British horse
breeders have the material for- produc
ing them. It is well known that Lin
colnshire Lad II., 1365, was a gray,
and he left quite a number of descend
ants of that color when he died at a
good old age. Iron Chancellor's dam
was by him, and this horse probably
sired more grays than those of any
other coloe- '
Why Beef Is High.
- Beef is dear to the meat consumers
of the United States because the taste
for the flesh of young cows "has been
cultivated to a point which among the
well to do classes has reached a stage
not far below the proverbial luxury of
the ancient Romans. This is said to
be the testimony of Ernest G. Rite
man, a specialist in beef production in
the department of agriculture. "Spe
cialization In breeding is necessary to
produce that excellence In flavor, grain
and quality essential to please the pal
ate of the modern epicure."
WALI
Through the month of January, we are making a .
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
on Figured' Wall Papers
. Our spring stock is due to arriye in February and we must make room for it
hy moying a lot of the patterns now on hand. Ingrains, Moires and Special Borders
not included in this sale. '
January '08 is to be a Big Bargain Month at onr store.
Sweeping reductions are in effect in the following lines : Combination Cases,
Writing Desks,. China Closets, Reed Rockers and Art Squares. " 1
All yard wide carpets reduced to a margin that will make them go. ,
" January 31st is positively the last day of this reduction sale.
Do not wait lor your neighbor to tell you about the bargains we are offer
ing, but come and see for
SAYS IT IS FACT.
Graham & Wells Confirm Guar
antee on Hyomei, Cure for
Catarrh.
The question having been raised as to
whether or not Graham & Wells will, re
fund the money if a Hyomei- outfit does
not do all that is claimed for it m curing
catarrh, they want to state positively that
this guarantee is an aosoioie iauu
A. guarantee like this is the best proot
that can be offers as to the curative
powers of Hyomei in all catarrhal troub
les. You do not risk a cent in testing its
healing virtues, Graham & Wells take
all the risk.
If you have catarrh, try this wonderful
medicated air of Hyomei. - It does not
drug or derange the stomach, but is
hmathed throneh a neat pocket inhaler
that comes with every outfit, so that its
medication reaches the most remote air
cells in the nose,throat and lungs, where
any catarrhal germs' may be lurking. . It
quicklv destroys them, heals ana sootnes
the, irritated mucous membrane and vital
izes the "tissues set that catarrh is no long
er possible. You can lose nothing by
gfviDg Hyomei a trial, nothing but the
catarrh and that is good riddance.
The price of the complete outfit is but
$1 00; notfcinit if it fails to cure, uet an
outfUfrom Graham & Wells today and
begin its use at ones. . -
WORSE THAN ONIONS.
Bad Breath From Indigestion Can
not be Overcome With Perfumes.
All of ns suffer
sometimes our own
from bad breath
, but oftener that of
oar friends.
Nine-tenths of this bad breath comes
from some stomach trouble, and cannot
be overcome by breath perfumes or any
other palliative measures.
If jou occasionally have a bad breath ;
if there is heart burn, flatulence and acid
gu! pings ot undigested food ; ii the stom
ach: burns or smarts; if there is aleeep
leBsneftfc nervousness, headaches or any
other ot the many By mp tons of indiges
tion, use Mi-ona stomach tablets and
get well.
Mi-o-na is not a mere
.
dlgestive nor a
physic but a tonic remedy that strength
ens the muscles of the stomach and bowels
so that the- flow of 'gastric juices is in
creased and the food is digested, natural
ly and does not stay in the stomach, to
ferment and poison the breath.
" Graham & Wells have seen so many
cures made by Mi-o-na stomach tablets
U;al they give a guarantee with every 50-
cent box that the money will be refunded
if the remedy fails to give satisfaction
They take the whole risk, aTui a box of
Mi o-na will not cost you a penny unless
it cures you.
The Best Quality of
PIANOS and ORGANS
At the Store of GRAHAM & WBLL'
Corvallis, Oregon
. CUSTOMERS
Are requested to call and see them be
fore pnichaaing elaewhaac
THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE
-11 their FINE-TONED IN6TUaf-
MENTS FOR REASONABLE PRICES
instead of charging you extra to make
mp for high aity rants, railroad far and
hotel bills for traveling salesman.
Music Loving People
Can Tjurchaae sties reliable good
their home town. If there is aytkiwg
yom do not understand yow will i Hie
salleas near yonr home.
OP
PAPER
yourself.
HOLLENBERG & SON,
The House Furnishers.
SPECIAL LOW CASH PRICES
On Art Squares,
Carpets & Linoleums.
The Sale is now on and closes Saturday,
January 18th. Come first and get first choice.
It will pay you toxinvestieate.
A. H. KEMPIN,
Opposite Corvallis Hotel.
SUMMONS.
In tbe Cncuit Court for the State of Oregon
for Benton County.
Dalila Ru4, Applicant and Plaintiff
vs. - -Hannah
Rowland, Potty Mitohell, heiiv-at-Ww of
Uicreua Hatlock, deceased, Sua 11. Stnhau,
Clautle Stranatr, Fayne Lewis, hefc-a-at-law ot E.
S. btrahan, deaeaee, aud Heuy lewis, and
"All fcaom it way conoem," Defendants.
In tbe matter ol the application ol Dwlila Read
to register the title to the i'oll-wing described teal
property: Xue original D. L. C of Hainan S.
Kallock and Luerttia Kallock, his wife, it being
Claim No 69, being parte of Sees. 4 and a, in Town
ship 11. South, Range 6 WeM ol the WiUamette
Meridian Benton oounty, Oregon, described as
follows, towft: Beginning at ! S. E. enror of
said Sectien 4, and running t.:eitt;e u'.a'tn -.- ..i.u.,
east 45 chains, thence west 2T chains and U links,
then-je south 44 chains and U0 links, thence north
Ha deir. and 21 min West 23 char.;:. &nd 7 lii.ks.
tnenve south 2C chains and 26 I" s. thence east 60
chs. and 23 links, and thence nc -0 cbaius to the
place of beginning in the district of Ian-'" subject
to sale at Oregon. Cits;, Or., and containing 820
acres and 26-10 of an aare.
To Hannah Rowland, Polly Mitchell, Sara H.
Strahan, Faytw Lewis, Henry Lewis, and "All
wnom it may concern" Defendants.
In the name of the State of Oregon you and
each of you are hereby aammonad and vequired
to appearand answer the oomplamt and aoplica
tion hied against on in tbe above entitled court
and cause on sr before the 2l9t day of February,
19t8, said date being six weeks from and after the
date of the first publioateod of this Summons.
The first publication of this summons being ou
the leth day of January. 1908, aad the last publi
cation thereof being on the 21st day of February,
1908, if you fail so to answer for want there of,
the plaintiff and applicant will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded and prayed te in said
complaint and application, to-wii, for a decree
declaring, determining and adjadging that (he
defendants and each of ahem, and "All whom it
ma) concern" have no estate, right, title or ia
terent in and to the foilowincr deeeribed real prop
erty towit: Phe original D L C of Heman.
S. Haliock and Lucre tia Hallcck. his wife,
it being Claim No. S0, being parts of Sees. 4 acid
0 in Townsip 11, South, lunge 6 West of the
Tt uiaroeilie Jariuin, on) uu wwny, uif uu, w
scribed as follows, towit: Beginning at tbe S. E.
corner ol saia sec 4 ana running uience nurca jk
minutes east 4 chains, thanae west 7 chains and
SO links, thence eoath 44 chains and 00 links,
thence north 89 deg and !H minutes west 28 chains
and 67 links, theme south !Mi chains and 26 links
thence east 60 chains and S3 links and thenee
north 16 chains to the place at Dagmiung in sae
district of lands subject to sale at Oregon uity. ure
gon, and containing 3C0 acres - and 26-100 of an
acre, at law or in equity in possession, eapec
tancf reversion or remainder and that you and
each ol you be forever concluded, enjoioed and de-'
iKirrwi qum aseerung anv ciaim wiuiwuww ur
all in or to said real property adverse to the plain
tiff aud applicant; that the Court by such decrse
find and declare the title or interest of tbe appli
cant in the said real property and decree that she
is the sole and only owner and person who has an
interest in said land as in the application prayed
for, and further by such dears order the Regis
trar of titles in and- for the county of Benton and
State of Oregon to register the title to said prop
erty as found by the ,deoree of said Court and for
sach other and further relief as the Court may
deem meet, and.equi table, ia the premises.
This Hummoaa ia served uuon vou bs publication
thereof by order of Honorable E. Woodward, Judge
or. me county conn 01 uie omtc ui umwi.
for
Benton county made on the titb day of January,
WU8, directing publication thereof ence a weeE tor
six consecutive and successive weeks in the Cor
vallis Uazette, said Corvallis C alette being a news
paper ol general circulation aad published veekly
at Corvallis, Benton county, State of Oregon.
First publication January 10, 1908.
. . J. F. YATES,
Attorney far Plaintiff, and Applicant.
Why
Should your baby suffer? When he is
fretful and restless, don't experiment on
him and use any old thing yoar neighbor
recommends. Buy a bottle of White's
Cream Vermifuge, greatest known worm
medicine and cure for ail children's dis
eases. It is mild in its action, builds np
the system, makes thin puny babies fat.
Mrs.'J..C. Smith, Tampa, Fla.. writes:
'-My baby was thin and eickly, could not
retain ita food and cried all night. I
used one bottle of White's Cream Vermi
fuge and in a few days baby was laugh
ing happy and well." Sold by Graham
& Wortham.
Jersey Bull For Sale.
Descended from Grand Coin and Gold
en Glow ; imported tow testing 13 lbs .
batcer fat in 7 days, with first calf. AoV
drees, JA, S. jVooccocK. Oorvaliia. Ore
gon. 72 t '
Carrie Nation
Certainly smashed a hole in the oar
roocrte of Kansas, but Ballard's Hore.
hound Syruo has smashed ail records aa
a cure for couh. Bronchitis, Iufloenza
and all Pulmonary diseases. T. C. H ,
ri irton, Kansas, wiites: "I have never
luuod a medicine that would cure a
cough so quickly as Ballard's Horehound
Syrup. I have used it for years." Sold
bv Graham & Wortham.
G vn YourHome
tub
First - National Z- Bank
of OorvalUa
hM sotn
TO WH L O TSl
Near the gState Agricaltatral College
which you can buy on the INSTALL
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Save Ton or Twenty Dollar
per month aad pay the same en a mn
lot Thereafter BUILD YOUR HOJfE
on the lot and eoatinaa to make these
small wstatthly fameata oat the karae
and yea will soon have tit Sfaid fcr aad
have no mora rant to pay.
Far iafanaatiaai address
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