davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-04-18

had aims and legs broken and nearly
all wrrD cut and brnisro, There were
very few. especially among the officers,
who could walk without assistance. BY
noon there were nearly 500 American
sailors oh the streets OF Apis. besides 200
from the German ships. The GrrmAus
remained ut Mataafa and requested the
Americans TO control Apis. which wss
done
A total list OF the dead Ia "a follows:
From tte crew of tho Ebern
Wanda 10 q.
stlsr, 20
N'p>ic,7
Sch. -oner Liily,a.
T,.ntou, I,
Natives, ..
T,Aal i<S
, 1889-04-18
MEXICAN METHODS.
Secret Executions sr. Frequent In Mckee
-PaDers Afraid OF Diar.

VNbers Nffhiu OF Dfhf.
New Y0RR, l3 "A private letter re-
ceived 10 New York TODAY from trust.
worthy gentleman residing in th. City Of
Mexico SAYS: Four Of the men arrested
on u charge Of being duplicated in the de-
railing of Presiuent Diaz's tram IL few
weeks ago have been shot. Tee execution
was carried out very quietly, as not un-
frequently happens in such Cases in this
country Newspaper and news sgenc,rs did
not publish the fact us editors stand ia
wh Olesale awe Of Imprisonment and do
not give publicity 70 events which the
government authorities prefer should ~
main In obscurity. BY the way the pros
pect is now We are going to have exciting
times here before long and the impression
Is deepening on many sides that the great
Diaz will not be able to maintain his posi-
ton to the end of his present term. In
deed many think GoDzale will succeed To
the presidency before eighteen months
have passed
, 1889-04-18
A kriro,

New ORLEANs. April 13 "A fire which
broke out yesterday evening in the steam-
snip Chilian continued to eat its way into
z50O bales Of cotton, which will be more
or less damaged, while 1900 bushels Of
corn IN eof the forward compartments
has been saturated with water. The loss
on the cargo 10 estimsted It 500, 900.
, 1889-04-18
who IL the I.isrY

ST. PErERsBURa, April 13.-Tt Official
Messenger publishes statements made by
Atchinof and Wechimondrite Pnisse.
leaders of the late Cossack expedition 10
Abyssinia, in which they declare that the
commander of the French war ship at San.
gallo gave no warning that he inten ded 70
lombard that place. They also declare
the French forces robbed Atchiuofi of 45,-
900 roubles.
, 1889-04-18

commenced the work Of removing the
Vandslia men from the Trenton. A lev
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Ser San aDppc.

Wenn mir bier nod einmal auf bic
@rfabrungeH bes Inbreas G6ppe, peIs
der uuter ettpas ieniatipneaen umltdn=
ben aus Seuti9lanb ausgewieien murs
be, int gin5elneu 3uriidtommen. 10 ge.
T9iebt oaS oesbalb, neil Der Saa Elm
tDpiI@er 1T. NuBerbem fanm 0erfelbe
elmer gan5en Glaiie BON ,69laubers
germ, meIde 3tpif6en ben Ser. Staas
ten unb bem beutf6en 0aterlanbe aug
praftliden Griin0en fir Die 9auer elmer
sepiiien fritii6en Ysriobe ibres 2ebens
am liebifen Daterlanoslps bin unb ber
f@tpeben mO@ten. gum parnenben @rs
empel Oienen. gBas benz flu9ea Nn=
oreas &6ppe ndmlid in YrenBen mibers
fabren, 1T obne 3weifel b66It fatal,
aber-''it served him right, wie Der
Nmeritaner 81 faqen pflegt.
I'm bies 81 beueiIen, abltrabirea mir
porldufig bon Der ipertbeu BeriOnli9.
felt beg 9errn 96ppe unb uebmen, gang
i'm Wagemeinen, ben ii6er ni6t felte-
men Gall on, oaB Elm Sobn Derm0gli=
der @ltern in 9euti9lanb auf ben
f6lauen @ebanten perfdllt, Der 9lbleiz
flung ber ibnt unangenebmeu Webr.
pfli6t bur6 cine &eiie na9 benz 2anbe
Der Greibeit ii6 gu ent3isben. st bans
belt babel na6 beriibmten BOrbilbern,
madt aber fpdter in Der &egeI bic I'm.
Leblanc @ntosdung. baB bas f96ne
Sibelmort: voas WOQen babe i6 >mobl,
allsin oas BOubringen feblet mir" aud
auf fein unternebmeH Nupenbung fin.
oct. Sr 1T a[erbiags flug, nur l6as
be, bic preuBiide &egieruns 1T nod
bel fliger, als TT. Gthen ipir einmal
5I, mie es Der beutfde o0tilitdrbrtder"
anSultelen pHe9t. um feiu 3iel au er.
rei9en: @beu Dor fsinem gintritt in
bas luebrpHjdtiae GIter, 10 baB er gum
3pede elmer Eeife ing Nuslanb
Der beb0rbli6en Qbmelbung nod
ni6t bebarf, gebt er i'm geib zines aeits
lid begren3ten Nuslanbpailes iiber see
mad ben Ser. Stnaten. nit Der Nbfd)t,
DOrlduiig einmal fiinf Sabre Iib baielbit
auf3ubalten, um bos ameritunii6e 8ars
gerreht gu ertperben, bann aber, beties
ben nit benz Naturaliiatious56ein. flu9s
mad Dem 8aterIanoe 3urtid3ufebren.
gBdbrenb bic NltersgenoKen bafelbf
in3wii9en ldnpit bes S0nigs bunten
&Od dn3iebeu muBten, itol5iert unfer To-
genannter 9eutfd 9lmeritauer" unter
t6nen ais freier Mann einber, bis eben
Die Seimatbsbeb0rben irgenbmie uuf ben
6all aufmertIam gema6t nerben. unb
oas 3reiben bieier oau6 9lmeritaner"
unb oWflIitGrbriider" 1T es geraoe, tpas
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li@ ielbit ibr b0@fss 8ernl6geu barge.
legt. Sic 9uaf Der 59auiienuns, 6sr
gtala3e in i3rer gr5B'en YoaenOung.
@iaiiimnlig riibmen ole Befuder ben
41blid oes @aIammtausfeaung, bonn
SrocaOarO geieben, als Elm gerabesu
ein3iges 8ho. Ser mertpiirbi9its lIm>
i6lag Der Meinuag it aber be3ilglib
bes giHeltburmes erfolgt.
sSn feinem erfien plan angefeinbet
uno oerIpottet, big Sll isiner 8ollenbung
ein @egsnftau0 beg 3neifels, bat oieles
8autDerf ale feline @esner in 8smunoes
rer ungeman0elt. Cine 1eue pertooe
Der Ir6iteFtur iuoasu mande bon bieier
Characterization batiren, Bic feinestpeas
bas @rgebaiB eines &e6nuns sserempels
Der 0le3auif 1T, pielme1t ienen dfibeti
f9sa &ei5 auf aqe 8ei6ausr ausiibt,
Der bas IeBte @ebeimuiB BEG 8enies 1T.
IS Werben man6e S9attenieiten Beg
unternebmens 81 Sage treten, tpenu ss
nit feinem blenbenben @lan5e Der.
i9punbsn 1T; ii9er tperben Die 2i9ts
ieiten geDaItig iiberwegeu.
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5u Ger b1ufigen 8etpideIungen unb
unaaEe5mIi6feiten pegen Nuslepung
BET 5wlI9en ben Der. Staten unb oem
oeulf6en &eid)e beiiebenben 8srtrdge
Dle~Direfte @eranlaNuug bietet. Die
Ser. Staaten- -&e9ierung ober bat niGt
oie 8erin8fte llriade, 5u @unlten bon
Geuten, tpel1e ofen5ar in unrsbli6er
4bf6t oas amerifanilde 8argerre6t
ertplrft babeu, auf biplomatii6em @ege
81 interbeniren.
gBenn unIerm v9lud Mmeritarer"
in Der alien 0eimatb nun ber 8ooen
unter ben GiiBen gu beiB wirb, tebrt er,
neil ct fOait bod noh aIs 3efeut aus.
geboben !ueroeu piiroe. fhleunia|t mad
ben Ser. Staaten 5uriid. uno biesz
nal beglii6t CT uns 10 iange nit Ieiner
IntDeienbeit, big er oas 80. 2ebensiabr
etreid)t, alfo bic Nlterssrenae ii6eri6rit.
ten Tot, ienieits tpeI9er Nusbebungen
fur oas itebenbe 9eer in DeutTalanb
ni6t nebr itattfinben. Stun glaubt CT
ftd) gan5 fi1er Dor benz ersmungenen
0elbeuberuf unb erfGeint besbalb eines
guteu Sages abermals ybei Muttern",
nm, aller @erpfli@tungen gegen bas
8aterlanb log unb lebig, feines gaters
0eiddft getrolt unb bequem gu iibers
nebmen. glllein in bieiem Itol3eIfen
4ugenblide ieines 2ebens erbdIt oer
fogsnaunte Deuti6 Imerifaner bann
gewObnli6 gang unbermutbeter Wei|e
ben gefu9 Der bo9tupblobi9en Yoli.
gel, Deldbe burG Nntiinbigung ieiner
bon oben bera6 petfasten Iusmeifung
ibn pl0bli6 aug allen 6immeln reiBt.
@ebt er ni6t tpilig, 10 brau9t man
8emalt, fdbiebt i'm gepaltiam iiber bic
&eidsgren5e, ebentuea fogar auf Soften
beg 9lusgepieienen.
Sn biefer b6dft unb6flibeu, aber
unenoli9 praftiid)en WeiIe lit aud Der
Gall &6ppe bur6 bic pteuBiide &eeie,
runs gum 9lustrase eebraft morben.
unb tpenn Nnbreas S6ppe nun elm
perniinftiger Mann 1T, 10 ipirb er,
mas er bislang nidt bat iein ipplen:
elm gutter amerifaniI1er 8iirQer, bleie
bet i'm 2anbe unb ndbret Ii9 ieblid
Smmerbin befinbet F6 bas Stats
department., bem Nni6elEe na6. ni9t
in Der Sage, fit i'm briiben au9 uur
Elm gutes gBott einIegen gu fonnen.
unb mas enbIidl bic ytuBanwenoung
bes fonfreten 6aaes auf algemeine 0e,s
hditniiie bsrifft, 10 gebt oaraus aui's
yteue berbor, BOB bic lmgetune al
3e3t beftebenoer 2anbesgfiebs un6 in
ternationaler 8ettrdge erbebl,9 lhmies
riger 1T, aIs gepife S6Iaumeier es f9
trdumen lahen m6gen.
rN. 3. 5taais5tg.")
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tonnte i'd lange 3eit ni9t Ing 8eine
fommeH. 3umeIIen bdtte man i'm fit
fribreif balten f6nuea, 10 ernitbaft uno
ueltDerd6tenO that er; aber er mar gus
gleI6 10 finbli6 unbeboIfeu unb fos
mild, DaB man ben @eoanfen iofort
wieber bermarf. @brgefibl uub Goue
rage feblen ibm, meinte i9 mitunter,
uno bas f6meraie mid. Du irrit, bad.
te i6 bann tpieber, ct lit nur psrl6ii9s
tert bur9 bic Mutter, er lit tein Sud=
mduier. Sd ueriu6te, ibn Dur@ aller=
lei 5u rei5en, meiHte enbIid, ibn bur6
eine ungere6te 8ebanblung 3prnis mas
den gu t6nnen-umfonft. Gr fab mid
frageno unb groB an uno IieB ii6 aGes
geTalen. Sd CLAUDE, i'd bdtte i'm balb
toet f6lagen f6nneu, er ipiirbe pie Elm
Sdmm1en itil gebalten unb uur 3ulebt
nod einen feiner f6merali9en bornurfs.
bolen Slide fir mid getabt baben.
Iber einmal fam ein Sag, no ct mir
pl6Bli9 in gans anberem 2i9te er=
f6ien. Sein 8ater fei fran!, bate ct
mir iuit beri6tet, unb bic Mutter glau=
be, man mtiie ibn 5u 8ette bringen unb
ben Doctor fommen lalfen. Wsutter
tpeine 10 iebr bariiber, unb 6a iei er
fortgelaufen.
Sas 1T aber nt9t biibi6, tabelte i'd,
Su bdtteit iie trditen follen.
Das tbut ia Der Siegfrieo, ent1dul.
0igte er fiGh nit Qeieuftem GDoF.
Siebii Sus Desbalb bat 9eine Mut.
ter aud ben 8ruber 10 Iieb
@r warb auf einmaI gan3 blaB. Sd
fann ben Griebel ni6t mebr Ieiben. itIeB
er berbor, er laGt binter Der Wtutter ber
un6 fpri6t ibr mad, unb geitern iagte
er, he lei eine alte berriidte S9aGteI,
unb -
Sunge, fubr i'd auf, an 9eiaer Stele
bdtte i'd benz S@lingel eine O1rfeise
gebauen.
gr lab mid unli@er an. Batter bat
berboten, baB mir uas priigeIn, une
Wtutter
96r' moi. paul, uuter6rod i9 ibn
empDrt, tuenn elmer tiber III G ne Muts
ter 10 ettDas geia9t bGtte - unb i9 bin
nur elm 0tdb9en - i9 wiir6e i'm redts
unb Iiats seta9teIt baben! Du biff ia
ein gan3 feiger 8uri9e!
Sos 8lut f9lo6 ibm plbbli6 purpurn
ins @eiicbt; er itanb nod ein @eiIben
Dor ber @irabe, auf tpel6er i9 IaB, uub
itarrte mid an, caun nabm er itumm
ieine Wfiibe unb giag. Sd pabte auf,
OBJ er na9 9auie lief, aber i9 lab i'm
ni6t auf ber StroBe. SO mar gegep
neun ubr abenbs, als er tpieber fam, i9
b6rte feinen fpoblbefannten G9ritt auf
bet 5tiege, bann flopfte er an unb trat
ein. Der Sunge bate eit mertpurbis
ges Iusieten, als er fi6 bem 2idttreis
meiner 2ampe n1berte.
Grdulein, begann er nit flangloIer
Stimme, i6 motifs bem Siegfrieb nod
eintrdnfen, aber i6 fonnie liidt =
49a, Du bait NngIf gebabt Dor benz
flinfen Sungen!
9tein, Srduleiu, aber eeraoe oIs id1
ibn on Der Grbe hatte uno nit benz @ee
h1t an ben JuBbobeu bridte, ba fam
bic Wtutter unb idrie es uns 3u
Mas benn2
DAP Der Batter geitorbeH 1T =
tSOrtlssuns fOIat)
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Serr 6. s.. WaIlfer in her m,

@err 6. s. Miilier in Der Wefe
Commerce StraBe bdlt tets bas pols
fommenife 2ager in 3ei9enmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, epiegeI.
glas, 8iloerrabmen, Girni6ea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Malers lltenfilien. 2iinif.
Ierii6 ausgefiibrte 8il6er uno 5tatuet,
ten ii. iin6 in elmer febenswertben 8al.
Ierie CUR Nnit6t uab gum 8erfauf auss
gelteut. Su 8apeten unb 3immeroefo>
rationen III bas @ei9maduoate uno
gfeueIie bort gu finben.
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Cute 0erbaunaa.

Da5 1t etma8, mas eber baben mub, lpenn er eineS
gebenS frcb ietn nil. Iauienpe iuaen eS dsltd unb
iterben neil e eS niAt finpeu. 1auIenfe Dollars
merpen in Der pffnuns seppert beie5 lebel su beei
tisen unp bod Stebt eS Elm Otel basesen. gBir ga
rantiren baB electric 8itterS mad Gpr6rift une btnz
retdenb lan9e sebrdu6t etne CUTE 8eroauung I6aifeu
uno ba8 rebel Der uupernauli6 felt beIeitigen ptrb
gBtr empfben electric SitterS fur Osspepiia unb ale
9ran tbeiten ber geber, pe8 WasenS unO her 0eren.
gSro u so @S. nno 81 bic 6a6e in Der @pptbe te ppn
Oretb, Ibpmpipu & @p. per fault.
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Staat Sbio, Stabt 8oGeDo,}
2ueuB gpuuth, S, s.


6rant5 3. @6eneb befdp6rt, ba6 er Der
dltere gartner Der lirma 3. 5. @6encb G
60, 1T, relde @ti6dfie in Der Staht 2olebo,
IN oben genanntem gounib uno @taatc, t6ut,
nno bnb bcfaete 8irma bic Summe bon c in.
9unEert Dollars fur jeocn 5all bon 5ta-
fartb be3abIcn tpirb, Der bur6 BEN @ebraud
bon 3all'S aatarr6 aur ni1t gebeilt
ireroen tann. 6rant ). Gbencb.
Beidnoren bor mir unb unterfd)riebeu in
meiner @egenpurt om 6. September A. d. 's6.
SEAL u. @. @GeafOn,
N7~0 oiieutlider gtotar.
SalIs 9atarrb CUR miro innerIid oenom.
men unO pirft brett auf bas glut unb bic
idleimi9en Sberaddcn 6es GbIems. gabt
Sud umlonlt 3euoni1e fommen
8. 3. @benep & 60, 9elebo, 8.
gB- gertauft bon apotbctern, rs Gents.
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= Cine gtem gorter 3eiiung bat
ourd 3dblung Feit9eltellt, OaB am leB
ten SonntaB i'm @an3eu 264, ,537 per.
ionen in Die Stride gingeu. Da bic
Staot 100000 Bepobner bat, fommt
bic 3eitung gu bem 5dluB, OaB Der
&ir6enbeiu6 eiu febr geringer lei uno
Nep Oort oarum eine re6t b0fe ge=
bDlterung 1aben mtlie. llnO in folder
b6len Stabt wiIl man cine Weltaus.
ltellung abbalten
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W}arnpiIe, W2o.. 6. Qlua.. '8S.

Sd breiIire &ennpferbe unb babe ees
funoen. baB ct. Satobs Oal ein aus
gesei6ndes 9eilmittel gegen alle bel
pferben pOrtOmmeuben @ebre6en 1T.
y. @raD.
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nB" Seine Oberbemoen fer
iig unb na9 0taB bel S. @. Crate
& s o., go. 240 Commerce StraBe.
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ssGdentlide 6reie greiie flir seras
eri6eint
jeoea Doanerfag
un6 foitet
$3.50 fir oas esabr DDer $1.25 fir
6 Wpnatc In VDrausbe5abInna.
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RIGHT. SIDE UP.-.Judge Holgate
returned from Portland on Wednes-
dav where he had been looking after
his son Harry, who. it was reported,
had mysteriously disappeared. 1t
seems that Harry has been book-keeper
in the East Portland national bank a.
a salary of $l00 per month, and one
day last week concluded that he would
quit and leave the city which he did in
such a quiet manner as to cause feel
ings that he had been foully dealt with
to arise. His father found that he had
gone up in the direction OF Hood river,
and persuaded him to finally come
back. He is now in the bank again.
His books and accounts were all cor
rect. From the looks Of the judges
face on his return it showed the effects
of continuous woriment since he lett
here Friday.
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The exercises last Sunday evening at the
Congregational church were doubly interest,
ing being song by the choir accompanied
by Miss Rogers in the deaf and dumb Ian,
gilage, showing that the movements required
to produce the words of song in this man
ner could be as quickly done as though
spoken. The pastor also lectured on tne
"Deaf, Dumb and Blind"
The Fred Krupke farm of 243 acres, stu
ated about eight miles southwest OF Corval-
lis, was sold on Monday last to X. hriem'
of Kansas. The price PAID was s4''|4.
Mcconnell l. Eglin made the TRANSACTION.
J. Nj. Cain, M. D., of Monroe, leaves TO-
morrow by steamer for Frisco: ne w WIN ae'
tend course of lectures at the California
medical college there and will be away from
Oregon for about six months.
A large lot of wheat and oats is he'ne
brought IN wagons to this city from Boon
ville 1t belongs to w. A. Wells ana ne ID
shipping some Of it to Frisco via Yaquina
route.
.'Billic" Taylor is able to be up again ana
on Tue sday was seen on the streets.
House cleaning and stove pipe cuss'ng are
all the rage just now.
Wheat is So cents in this city and ou'
little doing.
! Corvallis needs street sprinkler.
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The STATE w. G.. T. U.-Conver

The STATE w. C. T. U.-Conven-
ton met in Salem Wednesday, the 22d,
forty-nine delegates being present
The annual report was read by tire cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Henrietta
Brown, of Albany. The report shows
a creditable amount of work done dur
ing the year in the thirty-six unions
that have sent in reports, The total
membership reported is 100; honorary
members 269; membership of the I.
w. G. T. u, 203. A general advance
of temperance sentiment is claimed in
majority Of the localities. Mrs Mar
cissa Kinney (nee Whitley was intro
duced and spoke words of kind en-.
couragement. She has no fear of the
success of the w. C. I. U, She hears
of war and rumors of war, but nothing
shakes her trust in the organization.
She believes that the woman who is
working now with them could be taken
from the union but by sickness and
death. The election Of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows: Mrs
Riggs of Portland, was reelected presi-
dent. Mrs. Henrietta Brown of AL
bany, corresponding secretary. Mrs
r. NJ. Robb OF East Portland, record
Ing secretary. Mrs. Margaret Bilyer
OF Eugene, treasurer; Mrs. Irvine hav
ing first been elected, but declined.
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THE L. G. G. ANNIvERsARY.-Last
Tuesday evening the coffee club and
guests to the number of sixty assem-
bIed in the hook and ladder hall ad-
joining the GAZETTE office on the
south, and celebrated the sixth ami
versary of this ladies' organization.
The programme of the evening con-
sisted of Instrumental and vocal music,
cl,arades, conversation, and then re-
freshments of coffee, cake and ice
cream. Notwithstanding the sultri
ness of the weather some one proposed
to end mp the evening with dancing
and soon all were enjoying this amuse
ment. Mrs. Addition read the min
utes of the club since its formation
The officers of this club for the Ell
suing year are: President, Mrs. L. II
Addition, reelected; vice president
Mrs. R. Wilson; secretary, Mrs. M. s
Neugass, reelected; asst. secretary
Mrs. Thos. Callahan; treasurer, Mrs
Zeph Job.
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the pruning hook rather than the musket
and the sword. 1t remains for us to swell
the ranks Of that growing army, whose
commanding general is the King OF all the
earth, and upon who o,e banner rs inscribed,
Righteousness, Peace, and JOY in the Holy
Ghost" When that armv becomes strong
the people will learn war no more.
Whittier belonged to this army when he
wrote,
"Hate hath harm for love.
80 the song,
And peace unweaponed
Conquered every wrong.
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For an excellent dish of ice cream. fine
lot of candies of all kinds, glass of soda,,
milk or cream shake that will tickle all ths,
way down, 90 to Cameron Bros, at the.
Corvallis candy factory: They have very
COW set of rooms no.v where you can take'
your friend, your best girl, your wife, or
yourself, and partake of the sweet freeze,
Corvallis has always been lacking in place.
of this kind, but now she has it and let 1T
be well patti onized.r
Strawberries have been very plentiful ia'
the market during. the past week.
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A HANDSOME PREsENT.-A repre-
sentative of the GAZETTE on Monday
last was shown very handsome thing
in the shape of IA book-mark, it being
the property of ]. r. Haddock, in the
law office of F. NJ. Johnson OF this
city. 1t is a "silver leff OF Table
mountain" Coming from tree OF
this name situated ON this mountain
away down in the southern regions of
Africa), about one and one-half inches
wide by six inches long, and upon 1t
is delicately painted an ocean scene
with man-of-war proudly riding the
waves. 1t is the work of S.. u.
Haddock, who is second engineer on
the H. NJ. s. Curcocoa, laying at
anchor in the harbor at Summons
Town, Cape Of Good Hope, Africa
and was sent IN letter tQ his brother
here bearing date of April 10th. Il
is needless to say that J. R. prizes this
present very highly.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-05-31
MOTH Err S!

Castori, is recommended by physicians
for children teething. 1t is a purely vege.-
table preparations, its ingredients are pubs
lished around each battle. 1t is pleasant tc'
the taste and absolutely harmless, 1t re-
lieves constipation, regulates the bowels.
quiets pain, cures diarrhoea and wind colic:;;
allays feverishness, destroys worms, and,
prevents CONCLUSIONS, soothes the child an.e
gives it refreshing and nataaal sleep. Cas-,
toria is the cliildren's panaeea-the mothers'
friend 35 duses 35 cents. 3:l6'2y.'
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-05-31

READ CLosER.-"In the last issue
of the CORVALLIS GAZETTE the editor Of
that paper remarks that Corvallis will
send the fastest hose team in the state
to Albany to win first prize the coming
4th. The Albany fremen are now
drilling for that event and will give
the visiting firemen friendly contest" !"
Albany Herald, May 29th. You
are mistaken. What zoas said last
week in the GAZETTE is here repeated:
A'There can be twelve or fourteen FIRE
boys picked up here to organize hose
team that would, with little practice,
beat any other team in the state, and
they might just as we'll win some Of
Albany's money as to let it 60 by
Now, the question is: Will they or
ganizef
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-05-31

To ORArE.-Col L. F. Copeland,
of Pittsburg, Penn, an orator of some
fame, will deliver course of lectures
in the city hall, this city on June 18th,
18th, and 10Th. His subjects will be
"snobs and Snobery," Mistakes of
Bob, "and Culture Of the Republic"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-05-31

To THE PUBLIc!-On and after
Iune 1st our business will be conduct
ed strictly on a cash basis, no book
accounts will be kept, our goods will be
sold at bedrock prices for cash only.
All persons owing us are requested to
settle their bills promptly. RALsroN
Cox, The Peoples Grocer.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-05-31
THE KINDERGARTEN.-The kinder

THE KINDERGARTEN.-T kinder
garten taught by Miss Burnhani, at the
southeast corner of Jefferson and Sew
entk streets, gave an entertainment to
the patrons and a few invited friends
last Wednesday afternoon at the city
hall. The exercises of these little chill
dren, numbering abouttwenty, were IN
teresting and pleasing, and it Is indeed
remarkable to what degree of profl-
cheney theyIhave attained. 1t is notgen-
orally known that Corvallis is blessed
with two most excellent kindergartens'
and it is safe to say that no other
place in Oregon is SO favored. MISS
Burnham, whose school gave the ex-
hibition on Wednesday, is most ac-
complished lady and very thoroughly
understands the kindergarten system.
She was educated in the best kinder
garten schools in London, England
and has had large expert ence in this
kind of teaching. Besides she IS
lady of refinement and christian cul-
ture, with whom it is perfectly safe to
entrust the little ones. Corvallis may
have many excellent things whereof to
boast, but none of more real merit than
her kindergarten schools. 1t is to be
hoped that before long the public
schools here can avail themselves OF
this most necessary and indispensable
auxiliary to complete success.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-05-31

FINGER CUT.-Mr. Godfrey, who
works for G.. w. Smith in his meat
market, had the misfortune to have the
third finger on his left hand nearly cut
off on Wednesday forenoon while
using a cleaver in cutting rlb-bone.
He struck the bone glancing lick
which caused the accident.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-05-31

ATTENHoN.-W. P. Layman wishes
to announce that he is now prepared
to do all kinds of house and sign paint
ing, and his work is guaranteed to be
satisfactory. m-pds