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, 1881-06-04
Snrnt. Isornl.arll'R Arrival Home

stl!e. HcrhaF'It tclHE hosI,e nH ele 4, t"nps nv,
lyzp tic lneai, attention mhy ht i'ruAlaG'y .s ur
rncthl tn tito Dlslttrr nf her txe!on ~ ta' ~ In
II wp t,lny credit thu FllM7, II Wis ohe o. sae
prcAtust events iii Mthern Erentli a!syl. ~, ".
Tl.erp wero tu,tT tlan H,tko penp'93. vi. ,1.s ~
QunY. Tho ships III hafl!er ~trI' acsph.I es shs,t
WITH tho national cnlnrs. Frcnehcn ttst ay3T:
shutting. HVtvu .t,arlh1 Flre Hetiluas,a', as,nn,
= Fow sfvare4s," says tho ynrutas nsstT sa,oaf af
leicr, .l,vo bud such fccul'tti l.. pn,tHt ths
enthusiasts sct ont In yacht 10 n.ss. ..s: iii III
nctrpss. Mh,,rien ilar,lnrlt, her Sol, w. ,s..s
than. Whpn thay cnHGht s9ht ~ n.ta ~ 'iSu ihsr
OF "una grall19 sllllo.,tto .blitea'e bliti'o .,sSt %M
tied thotr haudkurrhFets To tne'F ,nx,a. sssI
Wien Mlio. 'l,ernhnrlt, cnnkhs e kt,n.1a ssM d
nf her sun BhA "trtrfGstnlt iitssrals.tsu .re tbS
iut" Al, mn, IT." att said, tH'ft"MaS .,,,ma
IlnguHse nf l4lttID ltul h!sttl,K ithn. ~ msin-
III ID Yfanli. 1t Qnnllo Hss,ssy fox y. I,sme,
tUnuut." III which tho ynth renls,.ss'a saan D tasr
rcAct,oti thy quay tlidy scr1 reeslsea .w ~ to aa
bnliI. Mile. ycrnhntllt WAft!i naE oStrrd
orNwl uNd wopt with juy. 4 'ltllo E'Ftt tsa yd I'D
nor u tHluquot, hut forult tho sneetn ~, hrr md
to make 50 tho autrus4 nude ! II ~ l'i pads, "r ID
tAo correspondent tci.Irasptni u y ,sa me saa
etl)rk, tho nycut WIS Il Sory tunhlk s,rrn list
II IL satisfactory IL furexlcfs q .gss tmo,s "a
ti,orU Is sttit ftind pF vitality III tuAt 'A"''
French Institution, tho baAxuo'
, 1881-06-04
VOICES Of THE W0oDs.

fof Iht Uhfeaqo Tf.bnne
Wild with lospRtr nro tho tones tho+ Ill.,.
70 vnlco tho We VI tho Winter. wi%ui. 'so
4 st.ta. sAtl castetlee thgt swglls and ,llo.
III 4 1i,pglesY Whilt.tT fur y,l.lshtNi ,o#s,
Calls R!Ull.l III hcr alcnt tlGatl. n's''
LstNtl 4 lost stsil HGeks relief,
IN all teriu t,ltlnt for tue hupc that'. In,
Tfco cMlls to tree; tho tf,t,nnil!H brce,n
Hubb!ngs and cries 0t AnElllsh-,hnse
Arr tue Solccs hrnr1 In thu WIntcrswoo5
"'ou'
snnK OF uel!Rhs Hur heautn.ls birth
Gaf.,is NM triias inronE!1 tho wouls OF sprIn,.
lthOElt II E1EhtAtn that bursts firm ~
lluettn ut lcalct. anl tl.lttur Vi VIM >"' easth
Thu Old clr ttllisnrA and cbuckles II. pao
AS tho hos'G- bsri pipcs In IN It's nS,,uh, ~,
-. moro. o"sa' ones
, 1881-06-04
ADVICE TO GIRLS.


In the first place, remember that you nro
lnflias. md therefore entitled tn such little
,s4n,tsr =, .,,o ,,,,,t1ou,n,, l,vo tho ,,n,ynr
courte5le8 " tl1o eeHlle'aeIl Aaso Wv Po~et
to bestow, Never return Thanks for my Of
tioxo 1ttoptIma Whv shnnld vn,, thank
"aoau "'s., as.o..o' ,.''. '....t ~ .i....a,,
gentlemen LOT E!VlhK yuu WHAt ID AlEeAuy
yo,lrs by rielt of gex9
t,,..,....h. ,i., .,,.t ,,-o..,, ,,,r,, Ia oro
4Wn1ehoet' Wy, 1as ple.'s ,a .,.uaa - o!iu
OF W0nnl'B chlefcst charms. Never assist
yol,r mother In household duties, 1t doesn't
so much matter how her lian1 Is sprawlea
out by fnr.l work. 6he IL out Of tile nlNrkut.
Aait In a utn,,i;r1 orttcla NJ vour fall, that
tas % ntu."t3 "a A.to.o ". 5o", s..t - ..s"s
men arc ALL 1ools, yuil DO right IN httlnT your
-. l.. -. it,, tI,.,,, ~, ,o,ott,,. .r,,o,,
Learn 10 pe 10 4lxe ulell ~ poss.ole' !hey
Becin generally TO be Ill love with themselves,
and II naturally folIowp tint thoy nllIst 0tl-
A ~ t.s,s u1A - s,..,... - ~. -.
mlro anything thAs felnlllds thetl OF ulo Oh
fcct OF their love.
N,,n vn,,raalf nro,cjont In a,onu tonruopo
hlhhe 5oulbe!l pioAcloit III st@ub 4"us us'"!kc'
It Is aWtully jolly, and can he Aetlt,lred by
It II useful III all varieties of conversa tlon,
aiia ny fEe1nent use u Wli Rfeyel't@ @ tifesoialo @
, 1881-06-04
rLua1pEEss A 1sEQU1s1r.

Instead OF saying that there Is an excess
10000 women IN Massachusetts, We sl,nll bo
able to reason moro clearly II we simply sny
that there arc $4,000 unmarried wot.en III that
Interesting State. If tic facts aro stated In
this why, wo Mt once soc that, Instead Of
troubling ourselves nbpslt Dvcrproductiot,, we
sIloulu merely ask, Why are these women
unlnarr1edp Tllc answer Ia not difficult 10
find. These women aip unmarried because
they arc Of a patteTn w,lcl, hns OF latu yoars
grne ont Of fashion. About tho s'ltiio tflno
the black brOatcl0tA trousers, wlttcli, In co.l--
llectlun with tllo black satftt whistcnnt aud
b!ick dress cont, formerly constituted tho
walking costume Ut tic American citizen,
thcrg Wis introduced tho ptuAp English Style
OF kirl. The intter s0nn uGchtno enormously
populNr, aid tho lIUny sud enectHcrtl hsuileMB
OF Massachusetts gecMtno drug III the rtrkHt.
1t wis still rcngrny cotte1cl that tho bfnssM-
chusetts Rirl knew 1,nru about E'nrrsun's
philosophy md AicVtt4 Orphie nttcra!,ees ttan
E,riner w6r., n0 !nnEerAb to awaken any OH
thaslnAEn. 1hU l}nBp1n puGtlcnl yo,tlig tnuh n0
iUngar wtDlo aunibts cxrrcssng the eNtotf0ns OF
htt llonrt uh hentnH tho boHcB pr bis beloved
rntt!o NJ stu RIM to Hreut him tt tho quito, mud
thu llostnu youth ot fnshiun IN lnnKer pruposud
Mt public dinners tho Otirp fNMI3llr t0Ast
" IlHnuty and Uutlcs," In honnr nf tho splIru sex
III fact, gpare uni anaular Htrts went ontiruly
uut pf fasllloI.. anu Massachlantts men wGnt
outside tim boundaries Of New EAGlunu WhGn
thoy sought for Wlyts.
, 1881-06-04

Tho young lnan WIS evidently hnnest III
his Intentions, but tlree ycnts ur constant
courtlng Ind falc.l to overcome Ills excessive
bashfulncss. They wurc Sitting II. cllnfra ut
respectful distance apnrt. Said the, young
uial., lvti,g spel,t llso minutes In search ot
nsubJcet; '..,.
allow 10 yo,i get along With your cook.
lng"'
"Niceiy," rcpltc.t tho young MISS. "1'm
cnke now" Il,
"Cun yo,, ?'' aatd ulo young. man III n
plensrtl ili,.ill,nr; "Wlint kind do you like
@llike ono made With 0our, a,,tl susar,
mid ci.rbn, hth ls.isins, Ind currantst mid
lots Or thuso things. is1i beautiful frustIfiE Oh
"Why. tmlt's Il wedding cakc," cxclalruotl tho
yuttiig fllsitt, t1ervOtlsfy
~ nirntit wcddttHa' said the yoang miss,
sl,yly.
ith0y uro published.
, 1881-06-04
Tho man who .toca not 1ove
Wine, wt,t1lotl. md sung,
May not hpve Us guutt 4 tlinnt
tti,t t,n'it lttt. tlVa tlntt.s tiB 1p1ttf.

a Ent woman nf tutIntn$ kllsA. uFhttk AHHs pHCk
ten ~ make her lean. and sk!pptl tor tho 1nttsr
land just two hours ahpad of q loan woman who
was cutting g,iIn-nsabio to ts'ake her int.
A rlitnor co1lcs from Phrls TINT bonncts are to
he worn on tho teMtl hereafter. 1lstrikGs Us tho
hu.ll wotlId bo Il good pncu uu which to w9nr q
bnnhut, but such departure Will look lstlo
udL at hrst.
y wealthy. manufacturer of Conneottout hay-'
inE hll,tt Ii1 GlpYknt tIinnslOi1, Aild Wishing to
takb sccUhst vito, said to Ills Mrohttects
.Wheh axrsss ne3t With .,,9 brick and brown
8tuttU. hrtlnct or IL blondoI'
lun't knnw when I hnye heatd such ling
vtiuV. lid yot, nt,tico hrr br.ist,rh p.,ssaXcs2"
She NJ; lt notge,i .h .he % nco 3n her drcSs'
4 cut,seicncelcss bride Remained Mt NlaFara
mt! AA.r hnstand's fortune wns absotbou w q
lM,,s.sll, md tbnli ran III with tho latter. Tho
n1se IN feW suoxs to induuo tior to rotSfn. N '0
a HSm fsi duw e 'Da oar soces s1s viii Doar p
I,css TINT wo llnvu always runtcd utt TINT thls
uoliold lilo terrible Justification Of our cotissuI
With p!oadt.'R, ezra she Iouisct W from = the !,
p!ano ntid aArg, Wall mo your tarl!ns ngan", g',,;,
1 h. !. , q fets om wsfs @ vii BE- fi mtr
diced to Grcndh OF lrun,lso suit III ttlrsc days.
Thu noston Gohe reu,arks thnt iovo isAn nf-
fecttnn 1T tho sto1nnch. Ut tho ihturoat Ut nina.
ioyor wur6liMg bcnGath tho lattleu OF bur 10
loves, "My stoni@oh. MY Hton'aoh Is brcaklng
FOR tho ioVo Of Aliue Gray."
"My wife," ro,nnrked prominent .nanafaet-
urur, "nrvGr attends auctions. 6to WGilt Unc1,
III tho 0ppost side. tlot!dod l'ulIto'y, waerrtPan
and asked her whcre sho wantud Ii dniIvoEel."
"nIngxio, dcnr, IT. shonId attp'npt ~ spell
sylIablo2" siAHslo Ravo II up wlaore,,po.' WILL.
enursu s s Gnu % 10 M furthor." SaEElo s,!.i se'
thought that was tue nlceat conunaru'n Hho bud
, 1881-06-04
CURRENT POETRY.

AMERICAN COCtNTA1IIP.
Who nnl II I'm Miss Mtlgut's boan;
Ago. twonty; nntne, L. Tompkyns Snow
Drrss, noblr; teayel or my check,
And eurn elS dollars 1t, n wcGk.
Who IS Miss Midget? Bho'a d blonde;
or crcl,ln md candies shu ID f0nl;
1.tkoWiso OF INC, Is SWEET sixteen;
Can plAy plAno; ia QUEEN.
Do intenl1 to mnrrse Why
or eniIssd tl0-tlnt Ia, w}eh T.
Oct rich; mid yet. 'Innst my tlay,
hly ftto ind lnAy run away.
What would wo 1.-Two un7 We'll. my plan
Would t,p tb board With her oil man.
Itu ct,uIdn't SEQ ,ls stnryt, Anl
Would bc hta partner, tu6. Dy-byl
, 1881-06-04

nEHLIOXsS LOVE ROMANCE
1}erltoz was present ut t1,e first rcprcserla-
tton Of +" ltanlet at the Odeon. md at once
conceived for IIenIieite Sniths0ll what l,o
calls IN mortal love-" Ills own words hest
describe the impression matlc: "Tlo effect
Of her protlfgtous talent, or rather OF her
dramatic gelilus, OIL NY Imagination, atil my
Iicnrt was only comparable to tl'o coniploto
upsetting caused by The poet Of whom slio Is
Tic worthy Interpreter. Next day 'lso,nco
and Juliet' was OF Tho bill. Front the third
net until the cnd, scarcely brcatllnE, as X u
ba,Nl of ttol, were roniprcssing thy heart, l
saltl to myself with cnttru conviction. aN
q lost lnnni' 1t should be at!sled Tint | did
not theh know word Of English, md had
uuly got glmpsa Of ShnkapE',ro tl,rougl,
Lett,.rileur's misty translation"
s,e esi he S atrpel {'iM Tie Il iearu s '; rt t.
lIenrsaf. Rnne0 lit tho tomb, Dvarwlictmcd
with despair, WIS carrying +1ntIct " lts
nrIils. Bcrllox, nftcr 4 RlnucG ut thu Sllnk.
llntltis, ,t,Nl raj, nway. ,JMtlct saw, heard.
actors to hnve carc Of TINT kc,itlsl1,a!M w,th
HISniSs au fer III HIGHT oses con%,s
s"S wi'1 dso,x BE- s'1ns n'a 7" roar "oens to
stabs. Miss Smith weht Oil Il fashiun ID fast
aa sic cattio IL. Counting nn tho constancy u
rapidly expcrionee.l iacals Ytteent'!s tox1rt
rn bps"s hch sne p,Gk ,s her !ss1a
which ilnpodltnents l1ector gut, presented to
iiy.s Violent eprosition. Oa th's patt 10 wes
Obliged to obtain his pnrona' rolsant. accord
P r,Sqcn cdt ltr ny sn; m ;s r,Sesfts ewaDs
day uil tho 6ro lN,s4csso,i ,3as tlobts, and tho
prospect Of not beng able = aet nEnh I. Gun;
, 1881-06-04
ARAB WOMEN.


II the Arab women were other than they
nss their l1ras and IMasters would not he ell.
tttlc.l to much confederation, fur Arabs truat
tl.clr won,ankintt very ladIy. I'Ilo birth Ut
x!rl IL gve.srscu III Il misfortune and a han,ll'
la.lon fur the tan!ly III which the untoward
event OCCURS. lIefote AIo!lannictl's uMe, Us
everyone knows, the Arab used to yet rid VI
this disgtice by burylng thu luuhlcss infhnt
In tho sainl. 1t IL the ehtSt glory Ut tho
Prophet that lo pGreMptor!ly abolished tho
custom Ut fslllale infautlc1Ae; but tue old
barbar0us ayGfslui 10 fenlalu offspring ~
mains strong !n evary Arab Draast; II ls
EtlareA oven by The women themselves. When
u hoy la born everybody rvj9ues ailA con.
gratuiates the distinguished parcnt4, but
for the advent Ut u gtIi tllo n9ther herself
vii! woep bitter teaf1, aud all the guss!p4
cullla in aud cOlsuIa ller W II y death had
taken pluce IN tho family.
However, the star Ut beauty has It's 1tltltl,
elIct,. even aln0ng the Asaba: i!etlnutn lover4
sNttar p,llIga fraill !tnrelultca atFectlolt and
thuy cut aud sltlsll themselves to slellpta 1utr
waF4ly tbs rents which tlley fesl IN tAcir
susceptible hearts,. StrMhRer Still, Wlien i
tribe g1es forth to light 1t mounts ono az TWO
young knaidUns on tho bast 1Aaree. au4 pute
than la tho post OF huu0r In tho forefront Ut
battia. uellghtiug In their encolEsfil# gsaturrs
Rud warlike soniEs aud crles. II they are euut.
, 1881-06-04
A TISsUE-pApElt PARTY.

To tho fashionable world anything new,
any entertainment which promises to be at
olco novel and amusing, Is eagnrly vel
coined, nlll Its fortunate Inventor Is hHtleln
benefactor. Somp OF the devices for STIR
ring tbs langltd interest Of those trillcra
llayo n0 merit beyond thelr novelty, but tho
lntest ore OF which wo llnvo tleard ls Ills
tlnsnlslted as boing mot oniy new, but grace
ful and pretty rs we'll, asiA rs attordlng ol,-
portunlty for tho oxcrctsV Of Ingenuity skill,
ulll telstu without limit.
Some fashionable latly In IN monde GU Pom
s'alnuso not long since PLANNED aud carried
out u "tlasle-pnpor party" Tho public III
gonornl Inns, pcfltnrs, not discovered 1t, but
sllo has toul,d that tissue papers ara import
c,l Of lats Ut Il must mIuryeious variety and
beauty of co1Ur. VIII. hRppy stroke OF III
vent!ye fancy. allo determined tQ Rlyu party
1T which t!ss1e-papur tlresses Should be ts
III hnppy 0ilc, altl tile result WIS n sllccess
a do9ste sa .. II l o aesass s eore
Hp u!,t VI this ea"zy material aro extremely
iii tlio first placc, the variety Of colors,
80 that every combination and every klill OF
effect |. possible. ll,Bn tits pal!or can he
lnado tn !inltate almost anything IN tho way
fsss. n nS mi III ,S p%StSt Sst
highly iinp0riaMt tur'Wlows. whicn no n,Ap IN
tho worll! but Worth uaI, evcr hopa to unteF.
that tho 1,aIsr il unko tue c.stiy fn,,rtes which
PioSasiy sy ~ vols', u. - know , iho ial Do.
| light Ut nAkiuR u tlrcse.-lnokn9 NJ 1t WIN
sissssy ssast e ss GsSs csx Il Gs % Sy IT,
nwny without n thuuyiit NJ thu uxponsu, and
making anothor as unlike y u posaibio; The
Aa described tO tho Wttt1f hy tho yQHllN Indy her,
, 1881-06-04

NAMING TIE BABY.
On the Lay City train tho other day was
WOMAN with baby about months old,
, 1881-06-04
Mild n1t1trr1.

A fiIFt-"Eofn and no father"
~ Brooklyn gfrl spcnks Of ouo Of her fellows
~ her night blountng serious benu.
Tho averngo woman Is co,npused Of 40 bones.
1o9 muscles, ~ old newspapers, and 2i0 hair
pi1fs.
Slid byron, III hntc Il lumpy wOnnr." He
meant to SHY that tio hated to see good thing
cut shbrt. That WIS nil.
aAnti, o ts,iwnrl,' snd the gtrt he wns pning
to luAvc behl.,l HIN, "ht every stopping plaea
Id stiro htl4 write. ille,i 70 ahcn'l.''
a chivalruus exahnnRe thl,tka when u,an
,uurrles widow ilu should give np smoking.
"S1io gives up her weeds; he should bd equally
polite.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-25
THE SPIRIT OF 'se,
OR THE COMING WOMAN.


On next Wednesday evening, March Both,
n parody on Waman's Rights, replete with
alpable hits. will be- produced at the City
Hall by some of the very best ofour Corvallis
talent The proceeds will be devoted to
the benefit of the Presbyterian Church. The
following are the characters:
Thns. Carberry, new
arrival from China, F. A. Vincent.
drs. Wolverine Griffin,
select woman from
Newton, Mass, Mrs. F. III Sawtelle.
Hon. JudgeWigfall, of
the supreme court, Mrs. +. A. Vincent.
Mrs. Barbara Badger,
assessor of internal
revenue, Miss Beckie Vincent.
Mr.. Wigfall, husband of
Her Honor, F. III. Sawtelle
victorine Wigfall, girl
of the period. daughter
of Her Honor, Mrs. F. NJ. johnson
The performance will close with laugh
ing farce, entitled " Change of Base" We
have had the privilege of reading both the
p,ayland farce, and unhesitatingly pronounce
them good, and trust that the entertain
ment will be literally patronizcd. The ad-
mission viii be as follows: Reserved seats,
fifty cents; gallery, four bits; other seats,
half dollar. Children, twenty-five cents
little bits of children, two bits. The mama
ger guarantees perfect satisfaction to all who
attend and promises that if any one is dis
satisfied with the performance, when con-
clnded they can retire to their respective
homes uninolested
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-25
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES Preaching
every second and fourth Sabbath in each month
at the College Chapel, by the Rev r. r. DAVIDSON
Services begin at II A. NJ and $3.50 p NJ All are IN
vited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Regular services
eyery Sabbath morning and evening. Sunday
Shool at the close OF the morning service. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at o'clock PUBIC cor
daily invited. H. Z. DoNS1Nu
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The Rev. b. e. Haber-
sham viii hold regular services IN this church
through the winter months on the Mst three
SUNDAYS I'M each month. Services at ii a. N. and
~ M Sunday school at p. NJ Lay services on
other Sundays-as heretofore-at the same hours.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH-Services regularly ev-
ery Sabbath and evening, unless otherwise
announced Sunday school at 8 P. NJ each Sabbath
Prayer meeting every Thursday at P. n The
REV. J. BowERsox, Pastor.
NJ E. CHURCH-Regular services every Sunday,
at IL A. NJ and 7P. NJ Sunday at the close OF
morning service with Bible classes for old and young
PRAYER meeting on Thursday evening at O'CLOCK
general invitation and cordial welcome.
s. A. STARR, Pastor.
H. E. CHURCH soUTH-servces every Sabbath
at Ii A. n and P. NJ, at the college chapel Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ Prayer meeting Friday evening
att o'clock. Public cordially invited
JOSEPH EMERY, Pastor.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-25

Msrs. Graham, Hamilton, Co. known as
;fhe live Druggists of the town. are always
IIb to the time and ready to meet the de-
mands of their many customers. They have
just received supply Of that wonderful re-
medy that is astonishing the world by its
marvellous cures, Dr. KINa's New DIscov-
ERY for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, As
thma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Phithisic,
Group, Whooping Cough, Tickling in the
Throat, Loss of Voice, Hoarseness or auy
affection of the Throat and Lungs, This rem
edy positively cures. as thousands can testify,
IL You do not believe it call at Graham
Hamilton & Co.'S Drug store and get a Trial
bottle free of cost or regular size bottle
for one dollar As you value your life, give
it trial and be convinced, as thousands
already have been.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-25
LAND FGR SALE.


40 acres. fronting on Yaquna Bay; title
good, pure water, 20 acres under fence,
price, $500.
l60 acres near Grains Station, on Yaquina
wagon road, 40 acres un,ler cultivation. 100
acres under fence. bearing orchard, running
water post Office and school house near by,
building fair, price, e,$lSO0.
40 acres on the Bay within mile Of the
proposed R. r. terminus, land and water
excellent, price, $500.
l6O acres near the proposed r. R. town
site, fine land, purchasing party must home-
stead or .pre-empt, Improvements valued at
$780, this is bargain.
800 acres on South Beach, title good well
watered, rs acres rich beaver land, good
dwellings and onthouses, price $1,000.
have other lands for sale well located,
terms easy; address with stamps.
r. A. BENs ELL,
Newport. Benton Co., Or.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-25


John W. Cation and Paul Wiley, Defendants
To John w. Cation, one of said Defendants
Tn THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON You
j are hereby summoned and required to appear and
suit file in the office OF the Clerk Of said Court
on the Fourth Monday, the 2Sth day of March 1881.
Ut being the First day Of the uext regular term Of
hereby notified thatf you fail to answer said COM
plaint as herein required the plaintiff will apply to
the conrt for the relief demanded in the complaint to
wit:
For adecree offoreclosure of the mortgage mentioned
in said complaint Said mortgage being the follow
ing real estate, to wit Claim No. 4s, being part of
of section 81 in IA s 5 W. Claim No 81, being
part of section in T Is r w and claim No 81
being part Of section in l5s R. W, according to
the official plat of surveys returned to the general land
Office by the Surveyor General and described fol-
lows, to wit Beginning at point fourteen chains
and twen-y-three links south and nineteen chains
and forty links NORTH eightynine degrees forty-ve
minutes east from the northwest corner of section
six in Township fifteen south Of Range w: thence
weA twenty-nine chains and five links thence
north 30 minutes, west eightytwo chains and thirty
four links, thence east seventy chains and fy
links and thence south thirty minutes east eighty
two chains and ninety links to the place of beginning
Also the following The south half of the quar-
ter Of section Is R w and the south half Of s
+ quarter Of section 7 Is r 5 Wand the north
half of the q quarter of section OTIS R5W and
the north half Of the quarter Of section 10 Is
8 w Of the willamette Meridian. All of said
lands are in Benton county, State Of Oregon That
piled to the payment of the amount due plaintiff on
said MORTGAGE to wit the sum Of 425 with interest
thereon at the rate of one per cent per month from
the 10th day OF July, $780, and $45 attorneys fees
and the costs and disbursements Of this suit and that
you pay any deficiency that may remain of said debt
The FOREGOING simmons is pubiisdd BY order Of the
Hon. j. F. Watson, Judge OF said Court Said order
bears date Feb 9th 1881.
Jw RAYBuRs,
f1l6W pItsAve
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We Challenge the World.

When we say we believe, we have evi-
dence to prove that Shiloh's Consumption
Cure is decidedly the best Lung Medicine
made, in as much as it will cure a common
or Chronic Cough in one half the time and
relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Group, and show more cases of Con
sumption cured than all others. It will
cure where they fail, it is pleasant to take,
harmless to the youngest child and we guar
antee what we say. Price, l0cts. and 81. 90.
If your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Allen
4 Woodward, Druggists.
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THE AMERICAN PEOPLE,

No people in the world suffer as much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years Of experience in medicine had failed
to accomplish certain and sure remedy for
this disease and it's effects, such as Sour
Stomach. Heartburn, Water-brash, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up of the
food, low spirits, general debility, ETC., yet
since the introduction of GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER we believe there is no case of Dys-
pepsin chat cannot be Immediately relieved.
80, 600 dozen sold last year without one case
of failure reported. Go to your Druggist
and get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
it. Two doses will relieve YOU. Regular
size IS cents.
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Sad Havoc is Created

Among the tenants of the mouth by allow
ing impurities to collect upon their surface
or in their interstices. SOZODONT re-
moves every Svestige of tartar from the
teeth, and renders their premature decay
Itsnot only imparts to them
whiteness and vigor, but communicates
hardness and .rosiness to the gums. The
breath acquires most acceptable fragrance
from its use it is purely botanic liquid,
and it may be relied ON to accomplish its
identifying effects without injuring the en-
amel like . gritty tooth paste.
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ADM inistraor's Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
N dersigned has been duly appointed adninistra-
tor OF the Estate OF euartus NJ Reed, deceased, by
gon All persons having claims against the said Es-
tate are hereby notified and required to preseut
the same with the proper vouchers, within six
miles north OF Corvallis, in the County of Benton
State of Oregon.
THOMAS NJ. REED,
Administrator Of the Estate of Quartus M Reed
Decd Feb II 5w
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PRIVATE LESSONS s-Mr. A. E. Acklom
win give lessons to ladies and gentleman in
French. German, Latin, English tincluding
elocution, history and geography, and
Mathematics, either privately or in classes
For terms, etc., apply at his residence, on
Main street, next to Mensinger's black
smith shop. If
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NOTICE

Having purchased an interest in the Cor
wallis Plow Company and at whose Office I
can be found, must have money to eet
my obligations. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to me are requested to come
forward and settle up Immediately.
GEO. w. KENNEDY.
Dated Feb. lst, 1881.