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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
Hon. c. d. WoOtcn for Congress.

The second district is already
showing signs Of lite, and Senator
Wooton, though not a candidate at
this writing, admits that there may
he some politics down there next
year.
The senator isan attractive man.
An optimiss and champion Of wo-
man at that elastic age, between
forty five and ffty-fve, lie has a
quiet Geniality which makes friends
and gives him a welcome even in
the counsels Of the younger men,
who Of late have shown disposi>
tion to shelye their elders when
they we're able. On his robust
and portly person is poised a Web.
sterean head, and his massive tace
is strong with the reserved power
that is eutrsEched there. Iaciturn
as rule, and seldom on the focr,
his utterdnce, when he makes it. is
like solid short. His speeches are
modes Of compactness, built up
and fortified all the way. In de-
bate he is, like heavy ordnance,
not easily got into action, but tell
ing and sonorous when once uno
imbered. His speech against bet
terments attracted wide attention.
lie is a lawer Of mark and a man
Of means, and his opposition to Mr..
Turner may give that gentleman
a tough tustIe for his seat. As
chairman OF the Western and ATT
lantic railroad committee his posi-.
ton is one Of the most responsible
in the state.-Ahaata Constitution.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
FOR SALE.

Two good young mules. Cash
or credit. JouN SAypERs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23

DAWSON, GA, Der. q, 1889.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
Administrators Sale.

October Isl, 1889
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04
Toturing, DisfiguTing Skin Diseases

4 natniskcf ana ills litsle hes csroa of Az
.l,ssas-44s sAin disease - she Cut4csst~
Ee1ne1.ies- PRAISES theaa ssoss'~ here
"a tt.s pulssit. hs.Aas. AaA "a tbs ssfees-
fos 4soo. lAir.eoa se@rs J hsss toen troabiee
ss.h eczema ~ ssns othes eas4Iapus .isssss - bIeh
.ll remedies t@liea - care he@ras ei tAs l41rl
eugA EEAEDlEs Iel..he- -. Elss lhe1a . lfi@l
a.a purchased ans A.l.is 81 ltrlctks la EselF1N7.
one bez ~ t1El0tsA. as1 ooe Gle CgFscsk.
soar. followed tie alIec.ious carefully. @a1 q
Affords ule laact ple-soss 49, sI4l heioFs asias
40. iskcs of sne C1EIcrEA. soar o-les - sl'rs.
clkA soar. ans ous tol.is ~ Ng1~t<AA AzsQlF.
Esr - 80 eDilltlt clr.1.
g. -3-l,lon - iny e~a cAse lay bshs tos ihru
-1aus t.s snoaiAs oid. ~-s s-forins ~lsh sA-i
] Supposed 81 iAs s-las dise@ss - ialus ~ sa1L
al s1.eul th@. Iis Ao@a cs-lea oseI VIII solid
scat tron DAl1A lA4ts 1<ls.4l. nes - pas
u1.ea sieAcnins to isvk ul,sl. neslaes tws
large ialasI Lac AsiAss ga .hs t4,k 81 hls Ae4a
Il4aks a. xoa -na so4s ~.nae4i4 Cgrc1kA
AENArIEs his scAir BE- l,eriecls ~el 4ss th1 kol
ID. b-fe Jecn scattered lL4l tteIs ls onls allo
l4is /, a1s ~ he i.f e-l. ana th4i is healing
ui4cIs Iusit4a cf 9 eo4line CT sa4oe he L. . t1a
ea4l 81 h4il laagi lelkri ,A4A ii.-i etlcA ~-s a.
sifo,ca ~ ihe 1lse-se. @.uil s1.4 lae Asls
aofio ST sla.lefs fiQla sail 4nd llsoa diseases
fnc~ Us s-4ae - ss.a NsIl.1a4 i-iA2Dl1s -
lD.
Tbs CrrIcrks soar and crrotEA EEsolessE
arc each worth iel i.aes ths rno. s.iaci thes
ale sold. A4st newer used ans ail4.f i.iiei s.ap
ll g., tauss sinos b.'a.hi lLs lrsi saAe - sous
,tIiltAA SCAR ! would h. i4hlaA-n - ,s,li
D1Afalefl snooid i4il o. el.eaA eil - -nl rooul
iDcna ,.oi Dt4l,cKA AExkni4s io seers s4fI1fs1
nhl o-sDs Ia ny reach J bs'e slsoAon ~ D.. 4ad
sh.l couiia1s a. spcla 81 from ths plIpii ia sA1
husuer. auc i1 the slIeeis Pa. inf iAai 800 u.4y
i've long and 90 osAeIs iAe same an4eoui of saoc
,.u have .aus A,e anl a's eLlia ! rela.ln. so1rs
ss.se!aly, ll.4,. a. a MANNING.
la -. Asne4l1. G4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04

wsnaxrful Cure ef Salt Kheana. faoe,
hAnds ssa 4rras covered. h~1ds ossr
Acss fof t~o soArs- Dos4ers saio o-s<
~ss inccrabls- Cared - C0licar@.
haze LII . ...a.ss sol.osr.1l clfe 81 AL raes1
F.r fse se4ss b-ss sareIos VIA thss asae-ss.
La I. "a as, lAee sE1.s. AKA naaas 49, e..-iis
* o. An,tnl1e = ~h4teser sii1 as eAnas ial etef
tss ,ears- ] trlea b-aase1s oi icu.eaies. -od noi
one hsa ihs .e1sl ensos. lns aoels1 s~l- - o--e
49, ise.sao.e } s4~ so4f Aofer--.flas.s. @so
esacl.a.a g. ifs the CsrlstKA t-Astl'1Ss ass
i1ereai1ls a. u rla9 seea, Ai.sf 0sirs one p-a
of Cr1lopsA, 4la ava o4-ss ~ tezitt "a os-f,
- tuo la.l.cs 81 NsslltRA AEsei'tAt. 1a1
..a sa.tfsI. c4fed 1a.ss ~to A,nA .Ais ie''et
exAsssra.el sn&s seme 4u- see us aue taa oA' i'i
t.-a...l... GRACE j. HAkkHtA.
Nsr.t - Caarles S.fees. Del4. L.lse.. Ou.
mus. extend 90 yoa ias tt4-ss q ons 81 ny
e4s.s..e,- . b. t-- le.l role1. B., nsias .ns stfi
ctk. Asaral4s. of "a 1ii ssie. .lasea as 'a-s
.t-l of sl.Au.ss sr ie,sf e-4tl seam ego iis ~-s
- t.a he ... io4rf.l te N.D.l iete IA t.s- iis
lex -l.posaisa. bai "a t-lis 3. s.> be- is no~ sn
tit.l. ~tl. souaa A. - a.--i. he requests i'e
Al. ,.~ t- iai4s. ,-f'.a is ii IS t4sa> n.e'' h~As
,. t1ls ,.-.s. JOAA 4 4l>uh i'rassisi.
~4.-s.4I. -eln-
i... f.eer isoDftca ~iih tettef 80 oS face ief
ss..f-. ,eais 4la asc.oiel Nl-n se'ei-- "osie's.
sas received a. benefit. used soof ,ofiseh
ErxsDl1s l-sl sr1ias according a. directions sno
-., .,. -, ttsl An sntircis cared AL satis
nea ,oor tlriocnA E1ALDlts sIs "a. La -.
recommend itra 30 Pc.
uUOu Is. AlRRS Smith, lle " Va
have been cured AZ = noei uute4fltis nehine
sAin oi.ease B., the tluccKA hIsHnits. hey
have eu-tled roe 20 escape .e-fs Il ttnsiirs
You mas Use ms name 90 reference, aud ais one
~ho - ants u An0~ about my uaAy ~iii~ l-e.
t,rio.lnc STAMP " D. bEookS,
q Grove Street. iIsal-sa1ss X !.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04

To cleanse the skiu, scslp. and blood oi horlors.
bloiches. e.npuoHs. sofes. sc-les and ci-sts,
whether simple, sciofl.ou-. or contagious, no
agency u tie world - medicine is se,ly. cure,
AID economical as the ICglltGa hnhIDns.
CU1ictRA. the great tlin cure. instantly "ilays
tAe most asouizlae itching and afAnuiatipu c.e4rs
iAo sAla and scalp II every trace oi olsease. heals
ulcers aui sorrs. removes cf-rt- ard scales, An1
restores the hair. CITlflK. rokf. the slea.esi cf
sAin icautlcfs - indispensable in treating sAin
liscascs ard laty huuosr. producer ihe W ~hiieri
ccaTcst ram and roitesi haoas, free from iimfi ie
1IMPLES. black heads. red. rough. chaIfeo AID
Z I'M Oily sA.u uI..a--.- b. 1LLl--l y. c-aI
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04

inc Ovos~0 club has declared ifs iD-
tentou - defeat the Grand Rapids
team ioiav. Game VIII be- called at 3
O'Clock
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04


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oesNet - 'tp"fli-. a place i1 'h7 eoA--
mos 'thpoi t.tti-Nitni, - TT instance
grammar 't 2Ass.-Ai geography no"
npi'7 "oa-i -ilfe'3 represent a ssr>t TO
ia 4i- 0H' educational -tst~in
--A>A LESLIE
FN'f h>t- n> ih1 TAX SYSTEM
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The reform ~ most pressing Importance
a. .p.' tiiiir ,' 'nat ol pllltita az methods, a
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p. a. ""''
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az "a ''' ''1'
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Of reforms in our 'oci7i system. "n1er-
s''n-iN~ ~ social system oar e.o"oii''1
system 'i''"''i pa. H'S' 'o-'''y '"e To-
'o"ii- '"7 re''..-'o" % "o"'S o' i.''0'
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DEVISED some way OF p"''"S more '0"H
Ion inio our otnctiionti system a. leas'
tNr'e ought 70 DC gwen proper 'eoo-"'
'l'n lo 'ne iA'ors @. '"oSr VINO "'o Gu
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04

tgf~s-u fil-e1 nl@-ter relzllng - tat great
losl-sloe- l1s <l~I4. a. ex-.eTle--ce1 A-.-
l4le- gt-L z--.le-1@1. rSz4s - tl1>e ~-'---
Lr ret.l.4 ~ri-es i1ze cI t~-. sl.1ls t-e
F'.t el ll h -1a a. q l11se l4FSrs arc
t1l-S5. ex<cLlY TIE sAue ~l1t1 4la lclkt-.
81 - u l,@ c4slg hz1clos. Ar. "a taxes
-et<s4- sreets q les1 SIZED Q4l<r @ad pro
Cee.is g 3lt Gsnu. after The r-l-s - each
candidate fer t1e posIllas -sr>i1l', TIE i-l-s
stato.i la l..s f.xsr l.. Tie e.rereat letter
..s.fers ana t..slill.1srs 1uls = c4l-ed
fle>lss1L4I 1I.et As slel - Il = con-
Dlelec. a11 lt c-ters twelve or t1ore pages
II closely .r-tLea batter IA Nilco there
u.sl 1-t h. = slag-s errors he o-ss l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04

snoi of tienlsh CunCrKs HfroietNf he oe~
blood purifier. sltauss tl4s li.ai of ~ iinpufiies
aud poisonous eicnslis and ihus removes the
r.rsr Hence The sr1icUf4 ifkEoifs caie
ever, species II aeossias. han....-lils, itching,
te-..I,. s.sis. ana piurI, sl.,-ees 81 the sAln.
,e. Ana blood. witt loss 81 lsalf ifon fimpios ~
fclofli-.
f0l1 eeery~ here. Inre fr1icrEA. '" soar
esc. Ifsotsr>1 Z luo iffnarrt t1 tii' f'flt tA
DAls AZ. cuENID4L q ,i.f 'Asli"A. hori .'n
zs Send for How g. Cure 3 sin Diseases, q
parts 90 illustrations. aud 100 tcstiHniiiila
ttkunc son. ~hie and free fraoi chape aud
1EUtIN -srrsss A., usIla .I.li..l..a ~u4l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04

The Office Of the First Assistant Postmas-
ter General is in striking contrast with that
of the Secretary Of the Senate at the pres
ent time. The employees Of the Pos: Office
Department are at their desks with pen ia
hand promptly at eight o'clock every
morning. and there remain until half past
six in the evening The Senate clerks
reach their desks anywhere between ten
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04
frOf, J. \. CidinutFS.
LOOK H ER 4 FIR L n u,
Are You Sick?

II so cali AT PROF !. G. OF NhEN>' ElE'
TIC >ANIIAhllN " and IN liil y. NO. 2"
Washington ave. Detroit 81 .H. where s"A
can get cured speedily. permanently a1d
chrapiy hy electricity pfnlclf applied. ln con
utrtlou with Elfctflr remedies Nr treat >Hf
crssfliy al eases a. NNtutI ism. ~rlitiifA.
Lumbago. Neuralgia Par.Ite.. .ocoin"i'f
AfaNla. Epilepsy. Aporlfnk. l'N~'nfrfN.
DropSv. Dyspepsia. Piles. i-Nfrt'. structure.
Liver. Kidney. Bladder and pfo-f rate Diseases.
stomach and Heart troubles 'afarfh. Lost
Manhood. Nervous Debility and al Organic
Weaknesses
4 specialist constantly Oh hand Tor treating
Throat and Lung trolhles
Also a specialist in skin Diseases SYPHILIS.
~crofuia. Eczema. Ulcers etc. and al Private
Delicate Diseases of both sexes -prfnia
torrhoca. Impofency. Nancoccle. b1lIocele.
B1fr.unc>S. etc.
1nis treatment is also beneficial iu cases -
spinal Affections. IHmnrs. rriffr. Morbid ane
Fungus 1rnNfh>. Ir~Hmaia. eftiI.. Brain
Irnnhle~. Nsianrh.lIa. fnnyuisI,e Fits. ST.
NituS Dance Nfitcls.lt hi|ify and Exhaustion
The best and most complete Electrical. ~-r
gical and Medical Apparatus ard Instruments
COR treating an classes of diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04

tfkunC Soft. ~hiie and free from chsps and
nhVUO sscncss. A., usins 4. tii''l hA r"Al'
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-04


No. 60 Nashington-aN"-. Detroit Nieh
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29


by not allowing am occasional indulgence Of
the harmless amusement called dancing
| in your own house that daughter is attrac-
ted to the public ball where she comes in
contact with the very fellows whom you
consider not respectable enough to be with
her in pleasure walk. Were You to en-
courage such pleasures as card-playing,
dancing, and other innocent games more
around your own firesides little would be
the desire for going to these public places
for such amusement; and these sluns of
society seeing they could not be permitted
to enter in and participate in such would
gradually grow few aud far between.
could go ON with long lingo like the above
but then it is only a waste of time and
pencil showing, I suppose.
Look here! Salem, Albany. Eugene, Cor.
Wallis and Portland. There are twenty
six letters in the alphabet-take the letters
that comprise the word Salem: s is the
10Th letter, lst, 18th, 5th, m 18th.
which added together makes the SUM of
SO; now take the other names in the same
way, figure them out as above and then
add the totals together and the whole mum.
ber will be three figures which when read
to the right or left will produce the same
amount. Try it. F. A. BER.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29
Gorballis 6a5ette.
CORVALLIS, Or, MARCH 20, 1889.
PENCILlNGS.

A "crazys sociable was given in certain
hall in Corvallis last Saturday night.
was not there, am crazy enough without
going to such sociable to get more OF 1t.
had an occasion to happen along in front
of the hall after the persons present began
to wena their ways homeward, and as one
after another came out, noticed that this
social had been properly named, not allud-
ing to the people, (for no more intelligent
class OF beings ever trod the earth), but to
the idea that came to my mind like the
following:
There were some w. R. C.'s,
Some G. A. RS, and o. N. G.'s.
Some Y. W. C. 7. us, and A. F. & A. MS,
And number of O. G.. RS;
The J. O. o. F.'s. and A.. o. U. W.'s,
Some A L. SIS, and X. Of P.'s;
tAnd Large number of w. c. 7. U.s)
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29
MoTHERs!

> Castoria is recommended by physicians
for children teething. It is purely yege-
table preparations, its ingredients are pub:
ished around each battle. It is pleasant to
the taste and absolutely harmless. It re.
ieves constipation, regulates the bowels,
quiets pain, cures diarrhna and wind collie,
allays. feverishness. destroys worms, and
prevents. .conxalsions, soothes the child and
gives it refreshing. and natuaal sleep. Cas-
toria is the children's panacea-the mothers
friend. 50 doses, 35 CENTS 3:I6-2y.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29
TOLEDO ITEMS.
School will close in two weeks.

School will close in two weeks.
A good lawyer would make fortune
in short time at Toledo.
Mrs. Petty and her sister, Miss Mer-
rick, are visiting at Corvallis.
Mr.. Burt and family have moved
into the house with Mr. Fish.
Founders, perch, and other fish, are
very numerous in the bay at present.
Toledo business men are doing well.
All we need at present is banking
house.
Miss Christina Knudson, who has
been visiting with Miss Georgia Vim
cent, returned home yesterdy evening.
The band meets every week for prac-
tice. They will give a grand enter
tainment on Wednesday evening, April
Sd, at Toledo, and one at Newport in
a short time afterward.
On the evening of March 22d, Miss
Georgia Vincent gave souvenir social,
where pipes and clothespins were in
great demand. A good time was had,
notwithstanding sewing machine was
called for by one of our goodiooking
and modest young men.
On March Goth, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Stevens celebrated the ffty-ffth ami
versary of their wedding. Many of
their friends and relatives were pres
ent. Their daughter, Mrs. Vincent,
gave fine dinner, and general good
time was had. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
weres born in Steuben, Washington
county, Maine, in 1910; were married
at that place in 1884; came to Oregon
in 1873, and have since remained
here.
Quite large shark was seen in the
river, last Sunday, about four miles be-
low here. g. A.
TOLEDO, March 27, 1889.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29

was one that comprised the audience to
sLaw of Life, on Tuesday evening last.
! know that there were number in the
hall who did not .'reli III" the plain out
spoken words of theslectnrar, yet they can
not deny but that they are true; his refer
ence to the piece about the California legis-
lature can be applied to the late Oregon ses-
sion of that body-we have plenty of ''boss
Ruekleys" right here in this great state and
county, they exhibit themselves at every
primary, every convention, and every cleo
tion, and everything else. As to ''plainness"
of the way the Prof. spoke I, for one, like
to hear it, it does me good; it is relief
from he iowery words generally used by
lecturers that are heavenly to hear and re.
quire you to hunt up an unabridged in order
to understand in what way the words have
been applied. It may make some of the
fair ones cheeks turn crimson and the
male sex to grin-and bring up bad thoughts,
but then it always hits the nail in the prop
er place. As a temperance lecturer Mr..
Rork is above the average, he didn't send
you crazy with a lot of untruthful statistics
clear up into the millions, he doesn't let
the axe drop half way and then check it, he
brings it clear down. If saloon keeper
sends your child to the penitentiary don't
think that he must suffer for it; you are the
one who helps this keeper to do such a
thing, because you fail to do your duty in
not seeing that what laws you have are
Iigidy enforced. Right here in Corvallis
there are numerous instances every day
of violation of the city laws, in other re-
spects besides the saloons, and yet they 60
by unneticed simply because no complaint
is entered against such. How then can
things be otherwise! You must begin at
home in this matter of temperance, think.
Make your homes more attractive-there's
where the secret lies. Too many of you
imagine that all are alike. Because you
have no desire for card playing is that any
reason why every member of your house
should look upon cards as worse than the
devil itself? Ditto any other legitimate.
amusement. You scoff at the sight of your
daughter walking the street in company OF
bartender, or professional gambler, but
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29

This sociable question calls to my memory
ladies of church in this city were going to
give chicke pie social. That strikes me
just right-and also below the belt. Ii
there is anything in Oregon that really
"love' it is chieken-pie; I never consider it
foul play to eat half of one, but / do hate
to do the carving act For instance, to
plunge carving knife into crust and sud-
denly strike a drum stick, or q wish bone,
or something else, causes emotions to come
over one that he has never felt before. l
am not very chicken-h hearted, but would
always rather be excused from performing
this duty.
There are some people in this wsrld. who
never notice that there is anything very in.
telligent about the prattle of little folks
do the small folks utter expressions which
would be credit to any adult brain. Not
long ago was visiting at the home of one
of my friends, whose freside is blessed with
some children. One of the number, aged
about seven years, was sitting on her
mothers lap. and being questioned as to
her relations. After being asked how many
sisters and brothers she had the mother
said:
"How m any papas have you"
s'Two, mammal" replied the child.
t'Oh, nor said the mother.
saint there papa and grand-papa; and,
oh yes, have three-Jesus is the other
one, /" was her answer.
1t was hard for me to suppress laugh
on hearing this, yet l felt that the last
words were only too true, and that there
were few individuals in this land who had
ever thought that way before. 1t showed
the manner in which the child was being
trained up in life.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29

Lately overhead conversation by two
gentlemen who were talking of renting some
rooms. One said to the other that he knew
OF very desirable t'sweet" of rooms that
could be secured. was completely dumb
founded at this remark, and wond cred why
they were SO called sweet. / hunted mp
the word in Webster's unabridged and
found that it was the French way of pro-
nouncing 'tsuite." Now, taking this thing
into consideration. think it would be
proper to call the Corvallis candy factory
"sweet' of rooms, ana instead of call
ing girls fellow her .'suitor" why not
say he is her ''sweeter?'' It might make
her feel sour, though.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29

DIR. Thompson will speak at the Presby-
terian church, next Sabbath morning ON
IS Belief and Unbelief.'' In the evening his
theme will be The structural power of tho
Bible in character" Services of song at
7:30 p. m. At 2:30, p. m. there will be
preaching at the Oak Ridge Presby
church.
e. N. Pease, representing the Mutual
Benefit Society. of Elkhart, Indiana, il in
the city. Mr.. Pease IS working in the in
terest of the above company, and is a gem
tleman in every respect.
Irvine Helm have the best 81 so and
So 90 shoes ever offered in this market; be-
sides they guarantee every bit Of work in
them. All rips repaired free of charge.
Plutarch Lewis wishes to announce that
he is prepared to give first-class baths,
shaves, ETC., at his place, formerly owned
by j. S. Moore. Six shay es for 81.
A very large consignment of goods, direct
from the East, was brought up by the
steamer Occident on Tuesday, such as hard
ware, shoes, etc.
Don't forget the chicken pie next Tues :
day evening. The ladies of the Presbyte
rian church will serve it in rich and royal
attire.
If anyone has chickens they will need to
watch them, as the chicken pie supper at
the PRESBYTERIAN church will take good
many.
All but $500 has been raised for the
$27, 600 subsidy for the removal of the
Brownsville wooden mills to Albany.
j. M. Nolan is here again from Frisco,
and brought fine line of new goods along
with him.
About $27 was cleared at the w. r. G.
crazy sociable on last Saturday evening.
w. A. Wells was in Portland during the
front of the week.
Suppose you have seen Nick's new suit,
haven't you?
Wheat is quoted at 81 cents per bushel in
this city.
Wheat is ST per bushel at Waldport.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29
In Our Dress Goods Department

FANCY GOODS DEPARTM'T.
Gloves Hosiery Jerseys Aprons Corse Skirts Jackets muslin
and Wooden Underwear, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideres
Fans, Jewery, Handkerches, silk and
plush stand covers, ETC.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15
FERp. wARp on rponr.
Alfred w. Posts Monumental Choeh
ana Self Assurance.

anu noll' AhHhfhncos
CnIcAoo, ILL.,, March li-A morning
paper speaking Of the disappearance and
alleged swindling operations Of Alfred w.
Post, In connection with his Western
Freight Claim bureau scheme says the
magnitude Of the fraud grows as the de-
tails come TO light The account contin-
ucs Tho moro one hears about Mr..
Post tho more he becomes impressed with
tho fellows monumental check. Ills
equal was never known In Chicago. aud
young Mr.. Ward, Of New York, Is no COM
parison. Posts stock In trade was com.
posed Of liberal supply Of scltasuranco
aud an oily, plausible tongue. There Is,
however striking similarity In the meth.
DDS by which Mr.. Post aud Mr.. Ward
Bccccd their victims so much 10, In fact,
that there is suspicion that they may
have been educated In the same school Of
finance. Both seem 10 have graspod the
same idea OF how 10 get rich easily, and 10
have worked Il for all II wis worth. The
formula was 10 throw out great induce
mcnts In the shape Of unprecedented
profits, get shfewd business men 30 place
sums Of money In their hands for invest
mrnt, lead their willing victims on by oc.
casionally declaring enormous dividends,
aud when they had blcd them 10 the last
cent, finally toss them overheard.
But what Is most surprising Is the fact
that the biggest victim Of Mr.. Posts
swindling scheme II one Of tho shewdcst
aud richest capitalists In Chicago, n man
who IA noted above all Others for his keen
perception Of business frauds, aud whose
sagacity has never before been brought
into question. lie IL no other than Albert
a. Munger OF the grain elevator lrm Of
Munger, Wheel lcr x CO., several times a
millionaire, aud whose Income amounts
10 nearly $500, year
AZ nfst Mt, Munger only yentured a
small amount, bui when, u IL said. al the
enl Y! uursy days - .eCv.Ns. ~ p.l y.aA