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saiiiing t-s1s.atian, Jamss Ni.si~ William
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Mr.. whitelaw Reid finds ii hard work

10 make his street boys ..stay put on
Kansas farms. Their tastes seem TO lead
them 10 steal rides back 10 New York
City
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-29

The population of Leavenwcrsh City,
according TO the returns Of the assess
ors (ot lssg, Is 1858.
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A drought is prevailing in Ohio. and
the Cincinnati Gazette says it is bccom-
ing mere and more serious.
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Wool.

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inform she weel growers ot the southwest
that they are In ihr H~rkes the coming seas
on and have fsciiisies which win enable them
to pay the highest priees. We furpisa sacks
ffv~ Of charge. and have = large supply Of
twine, sheep shears. ~. rink Feuts Il now
with Us. and will be ready AZ all times to call
npsa parties hca ready % r>lt- We invite
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sheep. south aide Douglas ss-ay,, next to
G. w. Garrison harscs- shep.
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that means? Why it means to strip
the constitution of the thirteenth,
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments,
and take from the statute books all
Legislation in regard to the payment
of the Nations debts, including the
pensions of our crippled defenders.
The party that will sanction such
a course, and fail TO rebnke the MUIR
lerers of the Chisholms, the Dixons,
and many others; that shoot post
masters, while in the discharge of
their official duties, because their skin
is black and they vote the Republi
can ticket; that carry elections by
bull-dozing and by the aid of shot
guns and tissue ballots, can not and
will not be entrusted with the ship
of State. The American people are
forbearing, aud can stand a great deal
Of foolishness, but that is going too
far. Let every patriot throughout
the Nation look at this question in
the light of passing events, and be
prepared to meet the issue squareTy,
and so use his high privilege tha,
generations to follow will rise up and
call him blessed.
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TIE RESULT.

The weeks elections are entirely
satisfactory to the Republicans
Throughout. the land. A great tidal
wave of stalwartism, as our Demo
cratic friends see fit TO call it, has
swept over the lapd. Republicans
have made large gains in New York,
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
In fact, the Republicans now control
Connecticut snd New Jersey. A re-
suit which has been devontly hoped
for: The overwhelming majority
that Ohio gave to Foster short time
since encouraged Republicans every
where, and they redoubled their zeal,
and the results are given in our sum.
mary of election news
1t seems that the Republican boom
is hard to stop, when once started.
This weeks elections settle one ques
ton of Importance, and that is, nc
man who was traitor in 1851, OF
gave comfort and aid to his country
foes during the late unpleasantness
can next year be elected to fill tn.
office OF chief magistrate of this Ma
ton. Uncle Sammy is laid up by
the aid of John Kelly and rammany
Tie South, by bullGozing and free
use of the shotgun policy, will pro
badly be solid for some fossilised old
fraud, or at least for some one known
TO be in favor OF Southern claims
or the payment of the confederate
war debts. But that will not give
them the control of the government
While it is true, there may be some
doubt about New York, that fact
alone will encourage Republicans te
put in good solid work next year
No party that will advocate the
claims of the solid South, or apollo
gize for the action of the Southern
Staies in regard TO the suffrage ques
ton, can go before the American peo
pie with any prospect of success, and
we are glad that the party of ,rea
sons, s'ratagems and spoils is over.
whplrned
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ELECTIONS OF THE WEEK.

Repuhlicanism again victorious.
Great gains in close States. Seven
States Republican, by large majori
ties. We met the enemy on the 4tf
of this month, and they are routed
horse and foot.
By late dispatches, it will be seen
that New York has elected Cornell,
Governor, Rep, by small majority.
1t isthought, that the balance of the
State ticket is Democratic.
Butler, of Mass, running on Green
back and Democratic tickets for Gov
ernor, dett ated, and Long, good
stalwart Republican, elected by TO-
900 to l5,ooosmajority.
Connecticut held elections for Leg
islature and out of the IL districts
voting. the Democrats came off with
only one. The gains are from 60 to
20 majority for Republicans in the
Legislature.
Pennsylvania elected Republican
State Treasurer, by large majority.
The gain n Is counties, including
Philadelphia, Is 10000.
New Jersey shows Republican gain
of one State Senator and two or
three in the assembly, which gives
the Republicans control of the Legis-
iative body.
Chicago goes Republican by 5000
majority. Great rejoicing among the
stalwarts.
Wisconsin elects Smith, Rep, Gov
ernor, by 10000 majority.
Minnesota almost unanimous for
Pillsbary, Rep, for Gevener.
Nebraska is Republican by from
10000 to Is, 900. Most of the Repub.
lican county tickets are elected.
Greenbacks out of luck in this solid
Republican State.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-11-07
BAY KEHS.

ED. GAZETTE: Yaquina Bay has, this
year. been honored by the presence Of U.
s. Senator, governor and member Of
congress. We had thought the measure of
our ambition filed, when to cur surprise and
satisfaction, Mr.. A. T. Hawley, correspond
ent of that reliable paper, the s. F. Bulle-
tin, put in an appearance. Mr.. H. can
the pioneer California correspondent to this
place. The usual course has been for those
seeking information concerning Oregon, to
follow the easy line or lines OF travel, taking
in as much Of the country as could be con-
veaiently covered with the eye, and often
listening to the talk of soNe interested dis
penser of news. Mr.. Ha-ley, however, in
his travels, found a place called Corvallis T;
that there was railroad in course of con-
st,uction from tAat place to Yaquina Bay /;
that there would be an actual saving of 22l
miles between the head of the Willamette
valley and s. F., over the present expensive
and ci,cnitous route. He has made care
full inspection of the general line of this
kaifoati, nds eAdiHiieu liz hseI anu o4oihs
bar has exhausted every source of inquiry,
and, whatever his opinion, it will be based
on solid ground, supported and fortified by
facts and no section of country can stand
the TRUTH being told so well as this long
nisrepresented part of Oregon. We bespe'k
for Mr.. Hawley the consideration due him
for lis careful and ably written letters, pub
lished in the Bulletin, beneficial as they will
b. 20 the entire state. RIALTo.
ewport, Oregon, Nov. l, 1879.
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candor and honesty, why did Windy Sarah
nav out of the county funds $50 more to the
company which he represents than to the
company which Hon. e. Holgate represents?
Should not the taxpayers of Benton
county know where this $50 went to +?
ouiry, and is it not the duty of Hon. Sarah
to rise and explain? wonder if Sarah hid
that $50 in a :'woodpile Sarah, "has not
the sstlll small voice" within risen in
your bosom sufficiently for you to know
what shame is p "Can you expect an in
different public to make common cause
with you, Sarah, who has squandersd $50
of the peoples money? I suppose Sarah
considers this $50 g absolute money 20 far
as she 10 concerned, but the purchasing pow
er OF those thirty "honsst dollars the peo-
pie of Benton county will never realise !;
hence, they are absolutely irrsdsemabls. !"
In Sarsh's report in Benton Blade Aug !,
she states that the appropriations for the
improvement in the county during the year
were all "judicious and necessary"
would ask Sarah, was this extra expenditure
of $50 to your company "judicious as well
as necessary ?" Do you think, Sarah, that
" the people of Benton county may just y
feel proud of the careful, econc mical and ju-
dicious management" of their County Judge,
as your report indicates? Do you, Sarah,
honestly anu cduuiuly Culnk Gudb you have
"well and faithfully performed your duty
as an honest guardian of the peoples inter
ests If SO, why did you not insure the
court house in the company which Judge
Holgate represents, thereby saving $50 to
the tax payers of Benton county? Is your
action in this matter Of insurance reconcil-
able with the report published in the Benton
Blade of Aug. lst which says: " While
many other counties in the State have suf-
fered from mismanagemeht and mal-admin-
istration of careless and dishonest officials,
we have fortunately escaped such calamity.
Whoop! Hurrah I! For honest Sarah (! !!
"Yam, yam, yam =
And now, in conclusion, let me say that
that man who has no more breadth of mind,
depth Of intellect, or iberaity than has
Judge Windy. is incapable of administering
Justice He is of that class Of narrow con-
tracted, warped, miserable, contemplate
sneaks who are by nature oulv capable and
fit to protect his friends in and ont of Office.
| He allows no manhood or independence near
him. He tolerates none but those small,
| plastic men, who have no minds or standing
Of their o. n, and who will do his bidding
without question. Meanwhile, my prayer
is that he may live till the public where he
resides shall learn TO a certainty the hypoc.
risy, duplicity and littleness of the man.
Good bye, dear Sarah, if don't see You
anv more, hello" EUREKA.
Benton County, Nov. lst, 1879.
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-Ame's Process

II EEPs MEATS, FISH. BUTTER.
n Eggs, Vegetables, and Fruits sweet
aud good without sailing, cooking, drying,
or sealing up. 1t also stops fermentation in
Cider or Wines. cures the scab on sheep,
and is excellent for other purposes. 1t is
not injurious to the health, and costs but a
trihe Family rights $40. County and
District rights on reasonable terms. Writ
ten guarantee given. Money refunded in.
case the Process cannot be made q success
Genuine testimonials from prominent men
testifying to its healthfulness and success.
For further particulars inquire of
GOLDSON l. MATTOON,
Corvallis. Benton county, or Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, general Agents for tho
Pacific coast.
Corvallis, July 25, 1879. i6:30tf
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PETITION FUR PARDoN.-The Port.
land Standard, Of the End inst, con
tains a lengthy brief of Hon. J. H.
Mitchell, petitioning the Presiden,
tor the pardon of w. G.. Griswold, ei
Salem. This brief, over two columns
in length, i, upon the merits OF the
case. Ex-senator Mitchell claim.
that Mr.. Griswold, twhose case has
been frequently referred to in the
GAzErTE), is mot a government
bond raiser or professional forger ol
counterteiter," but a victim of cir
cumstances, and gives a long list oi
honorable names testifyiDg to hi.
good standing, az business man
previous to his present difficulties.
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Millinery Goods
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT OREGON CITY,

Ogn.. Oct. 9, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proos
in support of his claim, and secure final en-.
try thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date of this notice, viz: Alonzo
Case pre-emption declaratory statement No.
3l49, for the w. of s. E. /, the N. E. i
of 8. w. !, and lot 2. sec. 26. T. ii s. r.
IL W., and names the following an his wit
nesses. viz: William B. Stout of Benton
county, Oregon, and James Craigie of Ben
ton county, Oregon. L. T. BARN,
l6:42w5 Register.
Dated October II, 1879.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-11-07

The man who writ" Plexus, Jun, discov-
cred. The Hon. Judge Windy Sarah
McFadden? A Democratic Republican
conspiracy to sYazoo" Greenbacker
A Trinity of hypocrisy The men who
.writ" Sarah Plexus discovered Judas
Ascariot, ''Yam, Yam, Yam," Johnny
Belshazzar Dan. ch. s, ". 25-29) Windy
Sarah McFadden y One in three, and
three in onel How the mighty have
fallen!l
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Buena Vista correspondence We have
stored in Buena Vista 10000 bushels of
wheat to-wit: S. 600 in Mr.. j. A. Richard
sons warehouse and 81 200 in Mr. Church
hills. Sacks are out calling for some 5000
more.
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Administrators Notice.

.,orJcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO ALL WHOM TT
IN NAV concern that the undersigned has been sp-r
o;ntad Amini trator of the estate OF Viola Scraf-
ord deceased by the County Court Of Benton coun-e
tv 1,reyon All persons having claims against said
estate viii present them with te proper vouchers TO-
me v1tin s;x months from this date, at my residence
- Dated Sa this the 10th day Of October, 1872.
D"'oA ''''' j. H. SCRAFFOBD,
1s,aaw5 Administrator.
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Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Coz
Lowell, Mass.

~ - a WEEK in your own town, and
~ acapital rsked. You give the busi-
- n ness trial without expense, The best
HE bopportunity ever offered for those viii
ling to work. You should try nothing
else until you see for yourself what you
can do at the business we Offer No room to explain
here You can devote all your time or only your
spare time the business, and make great pay for
every hour that you work Women make as much 40
Send for special private terms and particulars,
which we mail free $5 Outfit free. Don't complain
Of hard times while you have such . chance. Ad-
dress H. HALLETT l. CO., Portland Maine. 16:slyl
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-11-07

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. Satur
day morning the Touring mills al
Dayton, Yamhill county, Oregon
were destroyed by fire. Loss esti
mated at $4,000. partly insured.
The fire was cansed by sparks from
the smoke-.tack falling among dry
leaves. w. S. Powell's large grain
warehouse narrowly escaped the fire
fiend, aud its escape from destruction
was, in a great measure, due to valua
BILE and timely assistance rendered by
the crew of the river steamer City OF
Quincy.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-11-07
NEW SALE
FARM FOR SALE

900 ACRES of land, situated three
OOO miles south of Corvallis, one-half
farming land with sufficient timber to sup.
ply the place; also stock water. Farm ac.
cessabIe by public road. Term easy. In.
quire Of J. A HANNA,
Ms34H Or JAS. A. YANTI&
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-11-07

SUDDEN DEATHs.-The telegraph
brings the sad news of the sudden
deaths of Gen. Jos. Hooker and Hon.
Zachariah Chandler. Major General
Joseph Hooker died at Garden City,
L. l., Oct. 3lst. He had been in us
ual health till an hour before his
death. Ho7. Zachariah Chandler died
at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago.
He had been speaking in Wisconsin,,
and delivered one Of his ablest
speeches at McCormicks Hall, in
Chicago, on Friday night, and re
tired about II P. NJ, feeling slightly
indisposed. The next morning, at I
o'clock, he was found dead in his
bed. More extended notices next
week.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-11-07

An immense area Of country has been
plowed in Washington county.
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J. R. LOMER. J. G. PoLLHf.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
CORVALLIS. OREGON,
LOMER ( POLICY, Propr's.

The only First Class Hotel in the City.
mHE OCCIDENTAL Is NEW BUILDING
for Commercial Travellers and all prominent mem
visiting Corvallis Large sample rooms on first floor,
for commercial men, and bath room for the exclusive
nse of guests Board from one TO two dollars per
day according to room.
october 20, 1879. 1o9omo
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NEW BUSINESS 3
LISTEN FOR THE BELLl

TEE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO EsrAstssH
~TrED ID DAIH
For the purpose Of supplying the citizens Of CorvaI
liz with Pure Fresh Milk at the very reasonable rate OF
25 Cents per Gallon.
Re intends starting Delivery Wagon on or before
the 1at day of june next when he will be glad TO-
snI,nlv ali demands for Pure, Fresh MILK the abovU
rates Patronage is respectfully solicited
kyListen for the Bell A. g. MULkEY.
Corvallis, May 20, 1879. l6zlml,
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The difference in the standing of the
county between the two years 1873 and
1879, as shown by the reports, is at least
So 602. 50 in favor of the administration of
the b..ard of 1878. I do not know but the
difference is really greater than this, for the
expenses of the last term of court was very
expensive one, probably amounting to $2,-
coo. In Windy Sarah's comparative state
ment in the years 1878 and 1879, he refers
particularly to the matter of insurance.
iSee Benton Blade, Aug. ~ He states the
cost of insuring the court house for one
year, 1878. was Sl06. 10. and for insuring it
in 1879 for three years was $242. 40. Now,
dear reader, stick pin right here. Hon.
E. Holgate, who was County Judge in 1878,
was also an insurance agent, who offered to
insure the court house for three years for
the sum of s2l2. 40. which was $50 less than
the Hon. Windy Sarah McFadden did in
sure it for. lWil1 state that Sarah is an in
surauoe agent) Now, / would ask in all