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NOTES
BY
C.M.RAENITZ
Mvekside
PA.
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tCORElSPOKDENCE
SOLICITED
.
DISEASED POULTRY SOLD
IN
OPEN MARKET.
While visiting a relative In a distant
City the family physician made this
tmusual request: "I understand you
are an expert on hen health, and I am
come to ask you a favor. I have sev
eral very particular patients, and their
nurses have found It difficult to se
cure good squabs and chickens. I
have therefore volunteered to purchase
them, and I am anxious to have you
accompany me to market"
"Well, what do you think of the
poultry on display?" asked our friend.
"Fair," we answered, "but it would
have been better If some had not died
before they were killed."
Our enigmatical reply puzzled the
physician for a moment, and then he
demanded, "Do you mean to assert
that some of this poultry died of dis
ase and was then dressed?"
"That Is the exact meaning," we re
plted. We hurriedly returned to the booth
Where the diseased specimens had
been detected, and there they hung,
limy and blue, on the hooks, 'while
customers crowded around the stall.
The physician quickly turned to the
dealer and, pointing to two fowls In
question, asked, "Are those fresh killed
Chickens?"
"Sure," said the marketman; "just
fresh this morning."
The doctor purchased thorn, took the
booth number, and we went on. The
fowls had
both died of
diphtheria.
When we
pointed to
their swollen
faces and the
putrid white
patches iu
their throats
and explained
to the sur
prised physi
cian that this
Is. a common,
contagious
and deadly
, disease among
grown fowls
and that this
species of
diphtheria Is
supposed by
many to be
flnfl lto nf
A. DIPHTHERITIC THROAT. . ,
transmission
to human beings, he was certainly as
tonished. We remained long enough In that
City to see the unscrupulous dealer
heavily fined and to receive a request
from the bqard of health to give such
Information to the public that they
might be safeguarded In buying poul
try and that they might be able to
discern the symptoms of disease in
dressing fowls at home.
POULTRY HAVE CONTAGIOUS
AND OTHER DI SE ASES. Many per
sons forget that fowls have organs
similar to a human being's, perform
ing many like functions, susceptible to
the same Influences within and with
out, affected by hereditary weaknesses
and afflicted by diseases, contagious,
chronic or temporary.
Many will be surprised to hear that
poultry are subject to pneumonia, lar
yngitis, bronchitis, catarrh, consump
tion, diphtheria, catarrh of
the stomach (crop), chol
era, diarrhea, enteritis,
peritonitis, constipation,
congestion of the liver,
congestion of the brain.
Vertigo, epilepsy, apoplexy,
heart failure, fatty degen
eration of the heart, paral
ysis, rheumatism, rickets,
gout, jaundice, blood poi
son, leprosy, dropsy, chick
en pox, gapeworms, tape- ulcerated
worms, roundworms, suck- Jntestike.
lag worms, corns and others too nu
merous to mention. Turkeys are the
only fowls we have seen with appendi
citis. The operation was a failure.
The symptoms of these diseases are
all classified and remedies prescribed,
and great poultry remedy houses are
' now manufacturing Immense quanti
ties of chicken medicine both In home
opathic and allopathic form. In 1898
the state of Pennsyl
vania issued a mag
nificent volume of 750
pages on "The Dis
eases and Enemies of
Poultry," and 15,000
volumes were distrib
uted through the state.
This handsome book
was considered a sim
ple piece of political
graft and is derisively
referred to as "BIrdy
Warren's Bird Book."
We wish to say that
it is the most compre-1
henslve, clear and help
ful treatise yet print-
TAPEWOBK.
ed on the subject, and the owner of a
copy may be congratulated.
The state has further provided that
where the disease of the fowl cannot
, bat ascertained the dead body, with a
Hat at symptoms, may be expressed
" t fit . TT
111
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I a the veterinary ' department of the
; University of Pennsylvania, . Philadel
phia, for a correct diagnosis. Do not
be surprised to see the different states
establish hospitals for sck and wound
ed poultry in the near f Store.
.Diphtheria, consumption and cholera
are considered the special germ dis
eases among fowls. The first two enu
merated and chicken pox show many
of the symptoms displayed by human
beings and are supposed to attack
those who come in contact with the
affected fowls. The feverish, putrid
breath, white patches in the throat
and extreme weakness of fowl diph
theria are similar. to the dread disease
that attacks human beings.
I In fowl tuberculosis there Is no
cough nor hemorrhages. Little cheesy
lumps or swellings called tubercle ap-
pear about the joints and in the liver,
, spleen and lungs. The head and comb
become pale, and the bird wastes away
to a hand
ful of feath
ers, skin
and bone.
Par rots
brought to
the Uni
versity of
and di
a g n o s e d
have'shown
the Identi
cal symp
toms of the
great white
plague that
FAVTJS.
destroys so many human beings every
year. The best cure for diphtheria
and "going light" is the hatchet
Chicken nox first aDDears in a vet
low topped wart on a fowlTS eyelid and
spreads in yellow topped warts over
the head comb and wattles. When
the yellow top Is removed a spongy
red surface Is beneath. Kill the fowl
fiiv it a !
or separate it from the rest.
dose of salts, teasooonful. and touch i
the sores with carbolic acid and iodine, j
Do not confuse chicken pox with fa
vus. Chicken pox Is confined to the head,
but favus will cover the whole fowl,
10
DESCRIPTION OF FOWL THAT;
DIED OF DIARRHEA. Diarrhea, is
a very common complaint with the
BACILLI OP FOWIi CHOLERA.
Magnified.
fowl kinzdom. and for data for this
article we allowed one to pass quietly i
off to the other chicken land. If a dis-;
eased dressed chicken is sold to you
w
at market, it is apt to be one of this j sea either by the way of the Aleu
class or a diphtheritic case. The day islands or alonsr the coasts of
after death we held a postmortem and
at the same time dissected a healthy
chicken for comparison and now give
you a summary of results:
DESCRIPTION OF EXTERIOR.
Comb, light at base, purple, shading to
very dark at points.
Skin, light gray, purplish and blue In
spots; slightly slimy.
Skin, when fat. grayish yellow, but pur
plish underneath.
Flesh under skin, purplish.
Under flesh of second Joint, yellowish
red, blue and purple: veins full of dark
blood; dark veins under wings.
Neck, under skin, blue and twisted back.
Tongue covered with dark scale.
Flesh, soft. ,
DISEASED LIVER.
, DESCRIPTION OP INTERIOR.
Liver, dark purple, covered with yellow
abscesses.
Cavity, gaseous.
Veins, very dark.
Crop, gray and sour.
GaU bladder, ruptured.
Gizzard, dark with purple veins.
Tube entering gizzard, inflamed.
Lungs, bright vermilion.
Heart, covered with black veins, and
heart and great artery full of clotted
blood.
Intestines, collapsed and covered with-
red spots.
DESCRIPTION OF FRESH KILLED
HEALTHY FOWL.
DESCRIPTION OF EXTERIOR.
Comb, solid red.
Skin, bright yellow when fat; white to
pink when thin; only purplish spots on
back and drumsticks.
Flesb under skin, pink.
Under flesh of second Joint, pink to rsd.
Veins, empty.
Purple trace at joint under wings.
Neck, pink to red.
Tongue, pink.
Flesh, solid.
DESCRIPTION OT INTERIOR.
Liver, light reddish brown In young,
darker in old.
Cavity, fresh, glistening: no odor.
.YeV.tS .
SPOTTED LIVER.
Veins, empty.
Crop, flesh color. '
Gall bladder, full of yellowish green
liquid.
Gizzard, dark red about borders, blue
hading to white, with metallic lueter.
No Inflammation.
Lungs, pink, red on upper side toward
ribe.
Heart, dark red, empty.
Intestines, full, round, glistening; no In -flammation.
'lit
A QUEER PEOPLE.
Manners
and Customs
Of the Hairjf '
. Ainus of Yaxo.
Among the least known people of '
the world today are the hairy Ainus
of the island of Yezo. A traveler i
save of them:
:The men ffrow ereat fer T " of Mocks 1. 2, and t, onr
- o o ' : t 1 ru :n -v 11:- ;
beards, of which they are excessively i
proud, and their bodies are thickly
covered with hair, almost like mem
bers of the monkey .tribe. The wo
men grow no hair on their faces,
but seem to find a solace for this
imaginary defect in tattooing mus
taches on their lips and often prim
itive designs on their hands and
arms and also across their fore
heads. Young unmarried women
have very little tattooing on them,
but once a woman is married her
husband seems to take a pride in
decorating his bride with repre
sentations of hirsute adornment.
The modus operandi is one which
requires considerable fortitude on
the part of the patient, since the
crudest form of tattooing is adopt
ed. This consists of making a num
ber of incisions in the. skin with the
point of a knife. A characteristic
of the Ainu race is the color of their
skin, which is of a deep bronze or
eopper color, and in nowise resem
bles any other of the oriental races,
but is more like that of the Ameri
can Indians. ,
"The Ainus have no records, writ
ten or otherwise, of their former
history nor of how and whence they
came to inhabit the island of Yezo.
Leerends, however, exist among cer-
tain of the Ainus to the effect that
many years ago Yezo was inhabited
by a race of diminutive people wjjo
were conquered and apparently ex
terminated by the Ainus. These
Beoole were called by the Ainus
TTrTTi-rinV-knrn or nit dwellers. OW-
L "
. . r . , a in Wa
constructed over a form of rectan
gular, circular or oval shaped pit,
many traces of which are still found
in Y"ezo and the Kurile islands. A
few years ago the present writer
also discovered on the Bering sea
coast of Alaska some perfect re
mains of a pit dwellers' village,
which is" quite unlike, any settle-;
ments made today by the Eskimo or
Aleut natives of Alaska.
"The Ainus claim that at some
remote period they were themselves
the inhabitants of some far north
ern country, and as evidence of this
they cite their hairy bodies. They
say, 'Why, if we did not come from
a cold country, should we need to
have skins like a bear V It is pos
sible that they did migrate south
ward from the shores of the Bering
Kamchatka and the Kuriles.
"Like certain other northern
races, the Ainus have no religion.
They have no knowledge of a su-
preme being ana no Deiiei m a iu
ture state. Mr. Landor, who ques
tioned many natives on various sub
jects, was once scornfully told by
one of them that 'the Ainus are
taught nothing and they know noth
ing.' This exactly describes the
state in which they live." Chicago
News. '
The Old Masters.
Prices which run to five figures
are frequently given for paintings
by what are called "the old mas
ters." But "what of the original
cost? A collector who has been
making inquiries quotes the follow
ing startling figures :
' Michael Angelo, he found, was
Daid only about $40 a month while
he was at work on his cartoons of
the battle of Pisa. Leonardo, who
acted as his assistant, received the
same wage.
Correggio received less than $10
for his "Christ In the Garden,"
while Carracci's "Resurrection"
brought its painter still less. Albert
Durer was seldom paid in cash for
his pen and ink portraits. A bag
of flour, a pair of boots or seme
such equivalent satisfied him.
Rembrandt, "the mightiest gen
ius," received as his highest price
under $500 for his "Night Watch."
Valesquez worked chiefly for the
Spanish government. He was paid
on an average $35 a picture.
Street Cars In Mexico.
"Street car conductors in the
City of Mexico," said a tourist, "give
a receipt to each passenger on tak
ing a fare. The pads are number
ed and show as quickly as a cash
register how many fares each man
must return to the company, provid
ed that the passengers accept the re
ceipts. The Mexicans never forget
to demand a voucher, for each is a
numbered ticket in a monthly lot
tery with many rich prizes, and the
gambling zeal of the passengers acts
as a check on every fare taken in."
New York Sun.
Surprising.
"Yesterday was my birthday.
"I suppose your husband ga?eyou
a little auiprise?"
"Oh, yes. He came home before
midnight." Houstoa Post. -
Notice is hereby given, that the viewer
appointed . by ordinance No. 243 of the
fNtw tf CnrvalH-c a viw he wer fir-
to be concfmrVd from a mint in
! the center of the alley through block I
orieins! town of Marvsville, now the City
67 feet from the .nuthwrooeTtv line of said
blocV, thence northerly through the cen-
nrrow tne intervening stieeta to a point
in Tefferson street o 6 fret from the south
bonndrv line of said street and to connect
with the TePTSon street sewer, and the
Tro-rtv aloni" the line of ' said sewer
wich writ be directly benefited thereby.
to H'rerta'n tn' determine whft property
will be d'reotV benefited bv such seer
and to estimnte the tror-or,ionate share of
the cost thereof to be assessed to the sev
eral owners of such TtroneTtv, have filed
their renort w'th the Police Tuflge.of said
Citv f CorvnUis, and the propertv ascer
tained and determined bv said viewers to
be directly benefited bv said sewer an
the extent and Droportion of such benefit
is as fo lows :
BlocV No 1, Original Town of Marys
ville. now Citv of Corvallis:
No
No
No
No
1 i-?6th
2 T-?6th
3 i-fith
4 T-6rh
T ?6th
6 i-ifith
7 T-6tb
8 T-?th
q T-6th
10 T-7t4l
of total
of total
of t-tal
of total
of otsl
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
cost sewer
Tot
T-ot
Lot
T,ot No
TOt No
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
it r-.6th
Lot No 12 T-sth
Block No a, Oritrinal Town of Marys,
ville. now City of Corvallis:
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No,
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
T-ot No
Lot No
Lot No
Txt No
Lot No
T T-fith
a T-f6th
,t..j6th
4 T-i6th
5 i-6th
6 i-th
7 T-Kth
8 T-th
o T-?oth
TC T-tfith
TT T-lfith
12 T-l6h
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
sewer
sewer
sewer
sewer
swer
sewer
sewer
sewer
sewer
sewer
sewer
sewer
of. total .cost
of total cost
Block No Orieinal Town of Marys
ville. now City of Corvallis:
Lot
T-ot
Trt
Lot
Lot
No
To
No
Vo
To
NTo
No
V0
No
T T-?fith
J T--J6t1l
a T-ifith
q T-lfih
6 T-i6th
1 i-sfith
8 T-ifith
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
of total
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
cost
sewer
sewer
sewer
swer
sewer
Txt
Lot
Lot
sewer
sewer
sewer
Lot
o rNorth 28 feeti
-7-450ths of
total cost cpwpr.
Lot vo- e TKorfh 22
feet! I l-qootb s
of total co"r sewer.
Lot To to fNorth 3 feet!
-i-6ooth of
total cost ewer.
Lot No to f North 25 feet of S. 47 feet)
T-72n1 of total cost sewer.
Lot No to. South 22 feet n oooths of
total cost sewer
Loto tt i-fiths of total cost of sewer
Lot No T2 i-fith of total cost of sewer
. Tha rlqfof tlio final rrM?PQtio?1 of this
nntii'e 5n ,Trnri- ?rt, if)08.
Arv And !! oViToetona to te finrtinors
nd dptftrmiTnHo" of Bnid ViPWPrn on
tp prt of trio owner or nwrtpw of nnv
nrnportv floprtn'ned arid dpt.erminPd to
bo Hirpetlw rrpfitod br prceri apwpr will
V.p ponaidprprt at the rppnlsr mpptinP' o'
fe Ponncll o bo bpTrt Mondnv evenine
Fehrnqrv i0 1908. snd nbioeHons roav be
filed at. snv time rno- to ca?rj meeting.
J. FRT?D YATES.
Polirp Jf'rrc fjitv of Corvallis.
Notice isherobv given, thflt the Viewers
npnointed bv Ordinance No. 242 of the
Citv of Corvallis to vipw t e sewer ordered
to bn constructed from a point in the
i-enter o' thp allev throueh Block II.
Dixon's Second Addition to the Citv of
Corvallis 21.3 feot distant from the north
property line of said block and running:
thencn sontbprlv thronarh the center of
the alleys of Blocks No. 11, 12 and 13
In Dixon'd Second Addition to said city
and across the intervening streets to
connec. with tbe lateral sewer throueh
Block 1, Countv Addition to said citv at
a point 57.5 feet distant southerly from
the sonth boundary line of said Block 13
and in the centpr of the alley if extended,
and the property al-ner 'the line of said
sewer wh'ch still be directly benefited
thereby, to ascertain and determine what
property will be directly benefited by
anch eewe. and to etimate the propor.
Urinate share of the cost thereof to be
assessed to the several owners of such
property, have filed their report, with the
Police Judge of said city of Cervallie!
and that the property ascertained and
determined by said -viewers to be direct
ly benefited by said sewer and the ex
tent, and proportion of such benefit ia aa
follows:
Block No T1 in Dixon's Second Addi
tion to the C'ty of CorvalIi9.
Lot No I 1-Sfith of total cot of sewer.
Lot. Vo
Lot No
Lot No
2 1 -38th
3 1-3fh
4 1 36 th
51.36th
i.Wh
71-S6th
8 L36th
9 I-36th
of total cost of aewer.
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost, of sewer,
of total cost, of sewer,
of total cost of aewer.
of total cost of sewer,
of totil cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer.
Lot. No
Lot No
Lot. No
Lot. No
Lot No
Lot No 10 1 3fith
Lot No 11 l-36th
Lot No 12 1-36th
Block No 12 in
Dixon'a Second addi-
tion to the Citv of Corvallis.
Lot No 1 1-36th of total coat of sewer.
Lot No
T,ot No
Lot No
2 1-36th
3 l-36th
4 1-S6th
5 1-36'h
6 l-36th
71 -36th
8 I 36th
9 1 -36th
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of eeaer.
! Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer.
Lot No
Lot. No
Lot No 10.-1 -36th
Lot No 111 36th
Lot No 12 1 -36th
Block No 13 in Dixon's Second Addi
tion to the City of Corvallis.
Lot No 1 1 -S6th of total cost of sewer.
Lot No
Lot. No
Lot. No
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
2 1 36th
3 l-36th
4 1 -36th
5 1.36th
6 1-3th
7 1 36th
8 1 -36th
9 l-86th
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of sewer,
of total coat of sewer,
of total oost of sewer,
of total cost of aewer.
of total cost of sewer,
of total cost of Bewer.
Lot No
Lot No 10 l-36th
Lot No 11 1-S6th
Lot No 12 1 36th of total coat of sewer.
The date of final publication of this
notice ia January SL 1908. Any and all
objections to tbe findings and dettmei
ationa of said Viewers on she part of
th owner or owners ol any property
ascertained aad daaarnuBed to be direct
ly benefited by each aewer will be ooa-
steered at the retalar meeting of the
fonnril . to be held Honda? evening,
Fehrnnry 10. 1908. and objections to raid
report may he filed at any time prior to
aid meetint?.
J. FRED YATES.
,f Police Jnriee. Citv ol Corvall.
Notice i hereby riven that the View
ers appointed by ordinance No. 245 of
the City of Corvallis to view the sewer
ordered to he eonstrnrted from point
in Monro street opposite the renter of
the slier throngh block 6, orieinal town
of Marysville, row City of Orvallis, and
20 feet south of the south boundary or
said block, thenre nortberlv thronah the
center of the alleys of block 6, original
town of Marysville now Citv of Oorvalls.
sndB'opai. Dixon's First Addition to
the Citv of Corvsllis and across the in
tervening streets to a point near the
north side of Van Bnren street and to
eonaeet with the Van Baren street sewer,
snd the nronertv slonjr tbs line of said
sewer which will be directly benefited
thereby, to ascertain and determine what
property will be directly benefited by
sneh sewer and to estimate Oie propor
tionate share of the cost thereof to be
assessed to the several owners of such
propertv, have filed their leporls with
the Police J ndge of the said City of Cor
vallis, snd the prorertv ascertained and
determined by said Viewers to bs direct-
It nenented by said sewer and the extent
fd proportion ot snch benefit is as fol-
Block No 6, Original Town of Marys-
vi ne, now uuv ot uorvsina
It No 1 l-24th of total cost of aewer
Lot No 2 l-24th of total cast of sewrr
Lot No 3 1-24th of total coat of sewer
Lot No 4 l-24th of total coat of sewer
Lot No 61 -24th of total coat of sewer
Lot No 61 -24th of total cost of9wer
Tot No 7 f-24th of total cost of sewer
Lot No 8 l-24th of total cost of sewer
Lot No 9 (North 20 feet) l-60th of total
cost of sewer
Lot No 9 (South 30 feet) l-40th of total
est of sewer
Lot No 10 l-24th of total cost of sewer
Lot No 11 (North half) li48th of total
cost of sewer
Lot No 11 (Ponth ham l-48th of toal
post of sewer
Lot No 12 l-24th of total cost of sewer
Block No 1 in Dixon's First Addition
to the City of Corvallis.
Lot No 1 1-24th oftotslcost oflsewer
Lot No
2 l-24th
3 l-24th
4 -i-'4th
5 1 -24th
(i l-24th
7l-?4th
f l-24th
91 -24th
of total cost of sewer
Lot No
Lot No
Lot TSTo
Lt No
T.ot No
Lot No
Lot. No
of totnl cost, of sewer
of total cost of sewer
of totnl cost, of sewer
of totnl cost of sewer
of total cost of se er
of total cost of sewer
of total post of sewer
ot total erst of sewer
of total cost, of fewer
of total cost of sewer
T.ot No TO 1 -24th
Lot No 11 i-24th
Lot No i2 i-24th
The dfltp of the . finnl publication
final publication of
this notice is Jsnnary 31, 1908
Anv and all objectiors to tbe findines
snd determination of said Viewers on
thenartof the owner or owners of anv
propertv ascerta'ned .and determined
to be directlv benrfited by snob sewer
will be considered at thereon'ar meetinor
of the Council to be held Mcndav evpn
incr, Fehrnary 10, 1908. and objections
mav be filed at anv tim" prior to said
meating. J. FRF.D YATES.
Police Judee, City of Corvallis.
Noticp is hereby gtven, that, tbe View
ers anoointed by ordinance No. 244 of
the City of Corvallis to view the sewer
ordered to be constructed from a point,
in Monroe strpet opposite the renter of
the alley through hlock II, original town
of Marysvillp, now Citv of Corvallis, and
20 feet from the property line ot said
block 11, thprce through the center of
the allevs through blocks 11 and 10,
original town of Marysville, now Cor
vellis, and across the intervening streets
to a point near the south side of Jeffer
son street and to connect with the Jeffer
son street sewer, and the property along
the line of said sewer which will he
directly benefited thereby, to ascertain
end determine what property will be
dirpctly benefited bv ench sewer snd to
estimate the proportionate share of th"
cost thereof to be assessed to the several
owners of such property, have filed their
report with the Police Judge of said City
of Corvallis, and ihe property ascertained
and determined by said Viewers to be
directly benefited by said sewer and the
extent and proportion of such benefit is
as follows :
- Block No 10, Original Town of Marys
ville, now City of Corvallis.
Lot No 1 i-24th of total cost of sewer
Lot No 2 (South so feet) i-6oth of total
cost of sewer,
Lot No a (S 19 feet of N 30 feet) 19-
l.2ooths of total cost of sewer
Lot No 2 (North 11 feet) n-i2ooths of
total cost of sewer
Lot No 3 (South half) l-48th of total
cost of sewer
Lot No 3 (North half) i-48th of total
cost of sewer
Lot No '4 (S 12 ft 4 in) 37-36ooths of
total cost of sewer
Lot No 4 N 12 ft 8 iti S half 38-3600-
ths of total cost of sewer
Lot No 4 S 34 ft 3 in N half 97-4800-
ths of total cost of sewer
Lot No 4 North 9 inches 3-4800U1S of
total cost of sewer
Lot No 5 fS 32 feet 32-l20oths of total
cost of sewer
Lot No 5 N 18 feet i8-i2ooths oftotal
cost of sewer
Lot No
6 i-24th
of total cost of sewer
of total cost of sewer
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
Lot No
7 i-24th
8 i-24th
9 i-24th
of total cost of sewer
of total cost of sewer
-24tn
of total cost ot sewer
ot totol cost of sewer
Lot No 11 1 -24th
Lot No i2 l-24th
of total cost of sewer
Block No 11, Original Town of Marys
ville, now City of Corvallis.
Lot No I South half l-48th of total
cost of sewer
Lot No I North half l-4Sth of total
cost of sewer
Lot No 2 South 7 feet 7-i2ooths of
total cost of sewer
Lot No 2 rS 23 ft of N 43 ft 23-l2ooths
of total cost of sewer
Lot No 2 (N 20 feet) l-6oth of total
cost of sewer
Lot No 3 South half i-48th of total cost
of sewer
Lot No 3 North half l-48th oftotal
cost of sewer
Lot No 4 South I2j feet i-96th of
total cost of sewer
Lot No 4 rNorth 37 J feet l-32nd of
total cost of sewer
Lot No 5, South half, 1 -48th oftotal
cost of sewer
Lot No S. North half I -48th of total
cost of sewer
Lot No 6, South half 1. 48th; of total
cost of sewer 1
1 Lot No , North half l-4Sth at total
' cost of sewer
lot Ne f 7 t-Mth
of total cost ot sewer
Lot No 8 1.24th
Lot No r4th
Lot No io i-4th
of total cost of sewer
of total cost of sewer '
of total cost of sewer
Lot ?o it, E X-
-1-96U1 of total costot
- sewer '
Lot No ii, W y, i-jand of total cost ot
sewer :
Lot No i a, K i-ofith ot total cost ot
- aewer. -
Lot No ia, W V i-jand of total cost of
" aewer -
The date , of final publication of th?a
notice is Jannarv 31st, 1008.
Any and alt objections to the findirp
and detenninations'of said viewers on the.
part of tbeownerorownersofsnv property
ascertained and determined to be direct
ly benefited by snch sewer will be con
sidered at the re polar tneetin" of the
Council to be held Jonday evening, Feb. ,
ruary 10, ieo8, and objections rrsy be
filed at any time prior to said meeting.
. t. v J- Fred Yates,
Police Judge, City of Corvallis...
RejtlstretloM of land Title,
in the Circuit Court of the' StU 'el
Ortfon foe
Bento Countv.
Delila Read, Plaintiff,
va. ,
Hannah FawlaiHt. Poll? M itrhcll, tflra-at-Kir or
Dicretia Faltock deceased. SaraH. Ktrhan.
Strahan. Fayne Lewis, helrt-law R S. Strabaay
deceased, and Henry lewis and "all wnoai l
iray concern." Defendant. .
In the matter of the application of Pelila Pead;
to retriater the title to the following: Thenar,
nal DLCd Henian f. PaKnctr. ard Tnrretia Hal.
leek, bis wife, it beinr Claim No. M. twins; rr of
See 4 and 0. in TOwnphip 11, South, Parr West
nf the Willamette Meridian. Benton eonnty. Ore.
son, described aa follows, towit : Bar. at the S. K
comer af said arction 4. and running th. north JB
rniautrs east 45 chains, thence west S7 chains anr
60 links, thence south 44 chains and 60 Hn,
thence north 80 des; and 14 minute west 2S chains,
and f7 links, thence south ?6 chaina and S6 link,
thence east 60 chains and 23 link and thraca north
95 chaina to the place of hestnnias: in the district
of landa subject to sate at Oregwn Citv, Oreren,
and eontaininc 330 acres and ?fl-10e of an acr.
To Hannah Fewlsnd. roily Mitchell. Sara
H. Strahan, Clande atrahan. Fsyna lewis, Henry
Lewi", end ep whom it irsv concern." Fefenrisnts.
TAKE NOTICE
That ou the 4th day of January, IPOS, sn snphea
tion was filed hv the said. Pellln Fesd in the '
Circuit Court of the State of Oreirnn for Benton
county. Oregon, icr initial reristrstion of the title
to the land above desorihed.
Now, unless you srpepr on or before the ?ist
day of February A . P. lflOR. and show reuse why
sneh application should not be prsnted. tbe asm
will be taken a ennfewed and a decree will be en
tered arcordiPK to the prayer of the application snd '
and complaint you will be forever tsrred from
dispntinir the sine.
Dated at Corvallis, Oregen, this 6th day of Jan
uary, 1908.
ssalI t T. T. VINCENT.
Clerk circnit "Court of the State of Oregon for
Benton Conntv.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DF.PABTMVNT OF THE INTFKIOR.
Land OfP-e t Rosrbnrir. Or , jan. 8. 1! 0.
Notice is hert-hy piveb tret Fbl'fl I. Willssn, of
Monroe, Benton Co, Pr.raf fr 1 I notice of bis inten
tion to n Bfce fiml, five year proof in support of
bis claim, viz:
Homestead Fntrv Vo. nolo, n-ri-'e Octorrrt.
1901, for the N j of SE , Section 8, Township Is
South, Ranee 6 West M. end Hint, soiit proof
will te n-ade before County Clerk and ClctV of
County Court at Corvallis, Oregon, on Fridiiv,
March 6. IPOS.
He nan'es the following witnesses to prove hie
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, the
land, viz:
Walter J. Sisson, Welberry Willson, Albert Cakes,
and lames Oakvs. all of Vonroe, Om-on.
BKN.IAM1N L. E1DY, Register.
Re-advertisement. Ttr
The Best Quality of
PIANOS an ORGANS
At the Store of GRAHAM & WELLS
Corvallis, Oregon
CUSTOMERS
Are requested to call and see them be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE will
sell their FINE-TONED INSTRU
MENTS FOR REASONABLE PRICES
instead of charging you extra to make
up for high city rents, railroad fares and
hotel bills for traveling salesman.
Music Loving People
Can purchase these reliable goods in
their home town. If there is anything
you do not understand yon will find tha
selless near your home.
Own YourHoma
THE
First - National - Bank
of Corvallla
has some
'1
TOWN LOTS
Near the State Agricultural College
which you can buy on the INSTALL
MENT PLAN or for cash.
Savo Ten or Twenty Dollar
per month and pay the same on a town
lot. Thereafter BUILD YOUR HOME
on the lot and continue to make these
small monthly payments on the home
and yom will soon have it paid for and
have no more rent to pay.
For information address
W.v . SAVAG
Corvallis, Orm
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