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4rbeit ttnS 2obu.

Snoiauapolts. Snb., IS. Rai.-0tr
Dor elmer oesr Swei 9Sodeu begOuucne Strite
Der ei9arrenniaher it ourd elHen Gompro'
mib beIgeiegt rpOroeu.
u em- Yorf, IS. Mai.-Sie ausiidlteH
ami eiHs baIOi9e Seenoiguua bes StrifeS,
Den bic bieIt9en Yfanerer iuiceuirt habcH,
UNI Die @ranltliefuanteu Rsneu9l s ;um
Ybl9luB zines Sabrss.GonlrattS nit ben
Stenbrudarbetern Su ;luin9eu, iIo por'
l1ur9 nod lebr aeriug, obihon Die 8flaitersr
lld) Der 9onnnn9 biu9ebeu, oaB Die 9iefsran'
ten nd mad elmer S9lidtliug Der 9ifiercn'
gen lsbuen. s8as bic 6inanseu aubelangt
10 btbanpteu Die ausfidnOigeu, paB iIe iebr
gut rtulrt llnb. 2as Gintommen Der llnlon
beldntt nd angeblid jset l6ou aui 5000 pro
Tag uno mirO iih nod beoeuteno uerueh'
reu, pahreub bisber erit $4,000 oil bieStriter
ausbe;abIt wurpen.
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6btlos' S6riftictcrsSetmatb. .

GOlOraOOs Spriu9S, Col, -.
0iai.- 2ic Gibbs QrereId)e u9iutional.
heimatb llir Sdriiticter" National Home
for Printers wuroe heute, an 50. 9eburts,
taae oeS l6ru. @eOrge ~. @bil0S. elnes Der
@riinber, feierlIdl eiugemeiht. Or. GblIos
unb ieine gegIeiter tamen itoH gtitern bier
oil. 2lu 10000 MsuibeH, beftebeub ans
Ntilii &cteraHeu, biiraerliheu %ereiueu,
S6rlftietern Il. i. 10, nabmen AntbcIl al
einem 6eitiu9c, peldler iid) mad Der auitalt,
cine Dieile Dor Der StaOt, Gui einer tlelncu
stuhObe 9elegeu, beluegte. 9as GebGuoe,
melbeS ELL uleritOdlgeS lit nub elne 6route
uOn 144 SuB bel eiuer Srete pou 40 Sup
bat, tolete 100000, 81 meId)rr Summe III.
beiieg ulle Sur uippograpbilhen llnon" 0e-
b0ri9en ShrIftIeger Den 2lrbeitSlobu iiir
1000 rDt'S" beiiteuerten. Sle9inpeibuugS=
9eremouie'n umlaBteu Geoen neS @oupers
neurS 9(Outb BON GolOrnro, NiugOrs 5. u.
Sprague BON Colorado Spriu9S, bsS }6rn.
u. ~. Gibbs unO oeS SenatorS @alllnscr
uou Neps9amplbice.
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Elcuelnno's @ildl.

Wew.Dor Il. Mat.-Giu @erf, be.
tit.It rrie Striiteu uuO &eoen Grouer
@IeublanO's" iii iur 3sit bier in 3rud mn
mirb bemudd|it Don benz Gerlassbdnoler
GaHel per0iientlidDt weroeu. Gs lit Don
6ru. SEQ. 8. Barter, eiuem iutimeu
5reuube peS Gr.Yrdioenteu, cOmpiirt uno
nmfnbt &eosn nn0 Shriitiliide aus 6rn.
GltUslaub's Imtsthdti9teit ais Yiupor Don
Buffalo, @nuuerueur uon giep-D Dorf, uno
HraiiDeut DER 0er. Staateu.
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%taOt'S pnmiTaro: ssreau.

SGlftWore, ben d. Glnt 1S32.
Ueriie9sIte SprorrungS=I bpie rueroeH in
oicitm Snreau bis Ritiwodl, ben ~. Dial 1892,
Jiafulittaas nhr, aui 2ieiermitg pon Wateria=
lieu, bic sur SerielnHg etHes MbIUgAfanale i'm
S5ahrpe9t Der pruunrake. poR Ger RrenIoht= bis
Jur SoperitrdBe, sebrauHt iueToeH ioutH, eHt9es,E
genomrnrH.
2eparate TproerunaS Mngebote ncIoen an
BEN ndmibeu Gage auf Sieferung pou Dtatcria:
lieu, bic sur neriielluHs eiEes Hbjngs sfanaie I'M
Tahrtueae Der coffmanftrabe, pom 9eHtiHszJiuHz
Abw9sfGEGl bis Sur 9omeiDooos Apclue, beEugt iUcrs
Zen ioleH, eHt9eaen eeEommen.
2cparnte ,ycroerunaS Hngebptc perbeH on
benz ndmliden 1ase anf Steiernue b on Yiaferia:
lien, biz Sur ScrttlIus eirti MbIuasfauaIe int
5sahrwsae Der 6eoeraiRraBe, pom fiHsz5luns
abSusstdnal bis Aur SorcIGpitrGBe, beHuet luerosH
iolea, tntgesen aeHommtH.
Sur3ldnit mlt acEehmster Sitcrbelt fHr geplienz
bdte ausfIbruns Der ArHet III erioroerit. Die I'm
oebote lueroen 0m ndulihen 2dat lnI Yiireau bes
N0pors geofiEct uEo oGs 6Ct sur YtriueruHs irseEo
eln;5 ODER alter aHgebote tIeIbt uorbebalteH.
~. E. Smprf,
(1O9,l1,3,5,1) StaotzSOmmIdr.
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gtne franfe 2eber

1T in ben meiiteu 6d0eu bic llriafe elmer
nietergepriifteu, peiHIden Stimmung unO
Der ms anbaItcnSen @eihwer6en, uuO
bieie 2eibeu werocu 10 lan9e buuern, ais eS
Der geber seitutte! IT, IN ibrem trdgeH, trants
baiteu 3uraHOe ;u uerbarren. o.
3ur Selebung uuO @ririiduug Der Sober
NIB anSerer SerOuuuu9SOrgune uuO oereH
llmwonolung in ibren NOrmal;uitnuO uuo
cine geiuEbe Sbdtigteit sisbt es teiH b.hsreS
Rltsl, OILS
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GaS. &apitol bon Hem. Nerifp tn
Elomu,cu.

9.upcr, Col, -. Utai.-gine io.beu
eingetroif.ne 0tpeitle meloet, paB baS Sa.
pitOl III Sauta 6e, Der t6auptilaot BON Den.
Yt,rito. in 5lammeu itebt. 3 as Gebauoe
miro auf cine Whuiou Dollars gei6att.
(SpGter.) - 2aS Capitol muroe pollitiu.
big ourd) 6euer seritort; Der SdaOen BE-.
t.dqt $25O,O0O.
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(109,I1,3,5,7)
q Gareau OCT straBsu:g gMra Dru@ss

Baltimore, ben g. Dldi 1891.
2ie StrGgenz Snrd bruhs Is Sommiiidrr nuGtH ir
GSemdGbeit Der &titimmungeH oes %0tlmorer Stdotz
@'eieebudlrs, AZ. artlte hirrmtt bciaHnt. baB iie
Sicnitna, ben Ia. AUHi 1892. 10 ubr Sormiiines,
I'M gireGu Der Sommiiidre i'm RGtbbduie ibre srile
SsriammlIng balteH iper6eH, nm Die IbHeH Setrcf5
Der 9ouocmHiruH9 uRo SurtbpehuRg hcr SuoIow=
StraBc, uo1 Der GlagQettsStrase bis iIr wort
IpeHue, ntertraqeHeH Sriu9niiie uHo IlHeE
lcidlteH EilItlteE IN urbereiHtimmuHa init Der am
4. DIai 1892 9eHsbmiJtsH SerOroHuHa ytr. ~ De;
UiapoIs nno Staonatbes pou baltimore aUsSuuben,
rely. 81 eridlcn. Samucl y. Sbarrctte,
&puiS Ssd.
Sames N. Srfiucr.
Gommiiiire;
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Hrnker @rallO Ill Sauati.,nll.

Sauaunab, @a., -. Diai. - $oente
Qbeuo brauuteu % !6aui,r i'll erem oer
Der belten Stapttbelle Don Saolnuab, ncoer
Dan pernutbct SranniiiituIg. Gerluit
etlua 100000.
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0IeiheS NIT @ieid,em.
Surie &abcI:5epeidIen.

- Su 2iittid wurNe Der guardiit Bouille
perbaItet, Der pon Der Sriineler YoliSeI
mcgen SraBcnraubS geiutt luuvbe.
- Guf Dem Srient.@rpreBsuge wuroe
bon Der tiirtiden Yoli;ei elm SranSoie per-
battet, Der i'm %eroadt ilauO, 2pnamitbOms
ben bel ildl Su iiihreu, Die iIr eOuitantinos
pei benlnmt mureH.
- Der SObu Oes SiirgsrmeiiterS bon
Der SOdter oeS beriibmteu AltertbumSiOr.
l6crS, uerlobt.
Sarbiual 9apigsrie 1T ihper ertruntt.
- GO ueylautst, baB @eueral YeirOtto,
BrGilbeut Der Stepublif SraiilIen, reRgutrtu
NIB 81 einem NahiOIger Elm 9tiAt. ItlIitGr
qeludblt lueroeu luro.
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115,21,z33,6) Robsrt .y. ore
4 nreau Der straben: Eurhbru6s

0Snreau Der StraBen. 7urhbrud1ss
~ Scminiilarc.
B1ltimOre, ben 13. DPIi 1892.
Sa UebeIeIHftIrlnuH9 nit ben SeroroHuH9en oss
sdltlmorer Staot9eicBhutes, Artitel a, MAIDEN Die
9ommiiiare ur StIdgeH= Surh6rude in Baltimore
biermit bctonnt oGg iie Snnitag. ben ID. juni
1S92, I'M llhr Sornllituas, iul 9iirtau oer 9omz
miidre i'm 5tGt9bduie IlGe erl.e SeriammluR9 bateH
neroeH, mn bic ihneH Seiren5 Der SoHocmHlruHa u7o
Surhbretluns Der eniornraile, pom Der GaleriiraBe
bis Sur Sioelte Der ShGietrG6e beItrageHeH Seiu9s
itlnImuHS nit Der am 4. apr 1892 atEebmlatt1 8erz
oIonuHg yir. A oes 9idporS TEo Staoiratbs poa
Baltimore Gusihlbe1 uno gu triulleH.
Sammtl =. S1arretts,
2uuis Sed,
.SamcS u. 2Src,p~r,
Gomm;iiGrs;
(115,21,7,33,6 Rubcrt ". Grccn, Glcrt.
9Snreau Der StraBcn> SurdIbsudj:z
~ Somntiiarc.
0altlmore {, otI 10. LidI 1892.
2ie StIdsen SuTdbbrTds GomMliilre maiden in
GiemlRbet Der geiimmuH1eH bes SGl:lmcrer Staotz
Seicgbade5, AZ. Aytitc hicImit hrsaEui oa6 tic
Siruitaa, ben IA. SlUui 1S32, 10 llJr Torurii-
tags, I'M SuIeGu bel 9onIE.ilGle 5,dtlbGHie I6re
crie Seridmnluu9 halieH pcloeH, nm Die I1HrR 2ies
treTf5 ncC 9OEoemHiruHl, SgrtJIs1uHl uH0 8grz
breterlns ber ct. GauiitraBs an Der @riiieIis,
uoR yerln9ioai!rdfe It's irr GdrfsSdEc 6crtTaacneH
Seiugne uno ron ibasH erfcltten ai ttea iEllcbsrs
eiHiiInuuHg NIT Der Gnl -. glpyl 1892 geHeanli1s
ten YeToroHuEg III. G3 ec5 bLqCrs uEo SfGOtrctbes
ooH Baltimore agsjgubeE. Teip. 81 erfileI.
SanueI n. Sbarretts,
Spnle Bed.
SaHes %. 9remer
(115,2I,7,33,6) Robrrt =, oreen, 9iert.
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Sci sem sapieserelrern auf sefud,,


Serlin, IS. Oiai. - S6niq Oscar IL.
bon Sd,peoeu unb 9torpeseu traf 9eIern
i'm itrensnen Snfosuito aus benz tlimatiiheu
Gurort ponuei BET Bonn, no fid) ieuie sc.
mablm, Die SOnigin SOpbie, lett einiger
3eit sur Sur auibdlt, in karlsruhe eln, nm
Oeu GrObbersog unb Die @rOBber;ogin BON
Saben, welte betanutlit Die Glteru Der
Srunprinseiiin @ictoria Don Sdweben finO,
su be9riiBen. giad turSem auientbalt ieete
Der S6uig ieine 0te1e nadJ bem iransDFidleu
SeebuOe Siarig fort, no er iid) bis Niitte
9uui auisubalten seOeuft. suf Der &iif.
reiie wiro Der &0nig ieine Genlablin uou
6onnei abholen, unO oanu wabr.
iheinlidl Dem Neutiden Shakespeare in Yols.
Oam eiuen Sciub abiiaIteu, ioieru ole be-
uoritebenoe Gntbnbuu9 Der Gaiierin nldt
cine aenberung oieles YrcgrammS peran.
laBt. Die Sronpriui.iiiu bon S1webeu, Die
pesen eineS gungenIeioenS ben SSnter iiber
in @Jgpten subra6te uuo lid) sur 3eit in
yieapel aufbdlt, iulro iid) ihreu S6pieger.
eltern aui DER Tiidreile nad S6weOeu ans
ld)lieBeu.
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& d b to d j. 8
YtQem.

Sas uoIIiormsnft, iidjsrfe uno SuuerIdiiiaRs Nbs
fhbrunasmittei, rein pesstGblitl, eHtbdlt burhGus
tetH GHedlilber ooer dEoere beritoIcHoe SubaHyeH,
beiiBt ole sut.H @igtnitGiten, p.br Gueflhsr als
Relni9uugsmtte beigt, obHe bic Geidbr T9enb elmer
oeiien lbelu solser e baben Guefillber eriest une
tEo bic Ylen Der mocerHen g5liienihdit atluoroeH.
eltsaHt eiEaebillt uno gtlbmGdos; itlnt Sflpltr9S
ielt i'm feruuterihu6eH Der Waowan'b piuen;
nib uHo ansen.hm une is nab Der 3oii5 sriHoiidl
urteuo; bic eieblinasptUcH Der 8cseEnnrt.
Sic beiIen cue unrearImd siatit.n oes Daaens, Der
eeber, Ge6drne, RiereH, Sae, YerueH, appstits
lOiisttit, aopfitmtueE, g.ritopnns, llnutIbGulits
itit BIdhuHssn, Jieber, 3armentt ttlHouns, Sdmars
tboio.H Lub ole lnr,stlmdbisieiten Der iuu.ren
2bsile.
yrtis 25 Gents bi, gOr. Bel allen 9rOsuiiieu oa
BADEN.
gian 9ebe iifer uuo iebe ;u, oaB man
p9iGomap'S" erb6lt!
Dtan ihide cine Sricfmdrfe on 1r. RaopaS n
Sdjrft False and True" pelt5e negt9uole aGstl1it
gic6t, Suaelhitt 81 betommt1.
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ialus uHiertr atitriseaa. NOraea.aIa9s 9sa5 6
fA snAA a

PariS. II. Dial. 3taua6ol, Der ;u
lsbsnsIdngIiher 5udtbausbait uerurtheilte
Anard]ilt, iuurbe beute in aIler Stle BON
bier entfsrnt uno nod ct. Gtieune gebraht.
0IeidleS NIT @ieid,em.
Sono on, IS. Diai. Der Barrier
Correspondent bes r@hrOnicle" meloet: uGiu
@irtHtar Der nsluti. Anard)iiteu.eiga, ,ueifle
cine griinolid) organiiirte %eupttta besou.
neu bat, erfIGrt, es lei bic 4biidgt Der 2Iga,
iiir lebe 5ufiiuft;ge anarhifeu SewaItthat
irg.no eiueu betauuteu 9uardifteu entweber
ourd oaS Niciler, burd) Giit oper SitrIoI
nm, hriuneu Ia iipr,
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FOgR RACK ACHES,
Or you are all WORT out, really good for moth
ing, II Is general debility. Try
BHOWNS IRON RITTERS-
1t win cure you, cleanse your hve-. and give
good appetite.
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Ser Nentidle Gorreipcneemt,


w. Naine, Giscntbdrtcr nno Wcoafteur,
enoweisGde SaItimore'gtraBe rns PoitsSiFces slpe.
grcis bss tdeIidben SIaties, ourd 9rdser In Bali
finior uno In Der Radbbaridlaft beorst, 12k Cts /;
tdaltdjf Hno 2onnta se satneaabe Is Sts. pro
Goe. .sabLbar potentIid an bic oas SIatt bcoreenocn
Yortosg3oransbe,abIune $50 pro Sobr, fur flrwre
i3eit i'm Serbdtnib fur bic poG,entIid,e Ausaabe
NIT eountassblatt, porofrei, nit abns tlr Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sapr mad irsslo sinem S!ts oss Snlons
pro Sd1r.-Sas bette uro biutaite oentfd6e BIaft
In ben DiitteIs unb Sleifaatcn.
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Woroauari,f aut eiae Sraiiu.

Erag, 13. Dtal. SGaulau 0rai
Sinifp sn s89iuie unO Settau bat cine
qro6e Selobuuus auSgeieet auf DIE Gnt.
6eduuq Der Berion, bic auf ieine @emabliu
burt bas Tsniter elmer Sagobitte doB,
i'll weld.r bic Dame ben Anbru1 o.s 3a-
ges errpartete, un oem Sa9ouerguii9en OBJ.
;ulieaen. 9SGbreno Der @rai 70 Sabre
,ablt, ltebt ieine (;ipeite) @emnhlin (Dtarie
StubeuuoN erit I'M Ilter uon "a 9ubreu.
Betbeilisuna Der DsadIte an Die 8cIts
MusnsHuna.
QouSou, IS. Diai. - SIhoi Baid,a,
Der tiirtldl. Mniiter Der ohentli6tn Arbei.
ten, bes 6anbels uno Qderbaues, erlutte
Die Btort., bic BrouinsialbeborOeu in einem
Hunoid)reiben auf;uferpern, iiir ole Se.
ididuug Der Gbicago'er ausfsuuus lebbait
Tropuganba iu ma1en.
9Sabri6elnli6 p:rb Der befaunte, aeaen.
martg i'm paag lebsnoe Dlarinemaler SEN.
orid S9Iuem 0ieSbap als ofN;teaer Scrtre.
ter Der Nieberlanpe aut Der Gbicago'er
@eltausifellun9 erl6eiuen.
Gatid1owSfp's ~gttaIin" muo 0reNers Fob.
Yeters burg, 13. 0ta;. - Ser per
baitete .9SunOero otiOr" 9atidomsfn be.
bauptet, baB Der Sberpollislmeiter Greiler
uid,t an lelnem pSitaIln," lonoeru all elmer
SIutuerslituug geitorben let, on Der CT ihou
Dor benz Gebraude bleicr Yatentmeoi;in &c.
ltten babe. Sorldufig baben Die 8eb6reen
Die peitsre YMuenbung BON uSitalln" ifrena
perboteu. 9isueroinsS nil man iogar mi.
len, baB Grsier Hid]t Der einsiae llualiid-
ld,e aew.eu 1T, melfer Der SSuuOermepi.
gin sum Spisr fi.l. Grit lettsu Sountaa
ftarb Seueral Sarauofi, uno Ieet uerlautet,
baB and befen 2op gan, furie .3eit mad
elmer @iniprieuus uOn mSitaliH" eriolste.
Sm Yublifum finbet be offi;iene 8ebnup.
tuus, baB General Sr.ii.r ieIuen 5op Dem
pSrtalin" ;u uerpaufen babe, menig Glau.
ben. Dian 9Iaubt pielmebr aIs.mtiu, onb
Der S.nsral ben Jtibhifen gum Spier ae.
fallen, be ibu batteu pergiiten Iaii.u. Ser
sOdl b.S StusraIs iOa uerbaftst unS seiol-
teri WorSeu iein.
Die 9puamiter tn BeIsien.
Sritii.l, 13. giaI.- Ills gefleru Mor.
gen IN @bat,liu,au bel 9barlerol ein 0rau.
arbeiter sur arbsit sing, taub cr Dor Der
Sbiir Der &Obnun9 p.S gissntbiimsrS Der
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WariS.

Yaris, IS. 0tai. Dem nTemps"
miro ans 0tio be Saneiro gemelpet, paB Die
Wajoritdt Der @OnareBmitglieOer Dor Dem
@ieperiuiummeutritt O.s @On0refes cine
Seriammluu9 abbielt NIB beid)lob, Die
!6anplunsen Der Hegtcruug gut Su bergen,
ohHe Sur sSabl zines Yrdlicenten iu idrel'
ten. 3n Der Gepeihe beiBt Is lueiter, Oub
i'll benz Staats 0tatto groiio, Der iid) Don
ben Sereiuiateu Staateu pou Srailleu los.
sureiBcn ueriudts, pi.rer uOuiidnpige &ube
berride.
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Sritiiel, 13. gial.- Ills gefsrn Ror.
gen IN @buteliu,au bel Gburlerol ein 0ruu.
arbeiter sur Arbsit sing, iaub er Dor Der
&biir Der 2SObHuu9 peS gigentbiimerS Der
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14
GLEANINGS FROM WELLS.

Weather fine, and farmers busy with fall
plowing.
The apple crop in this part OF the county
is not so large as usual.
Many of our people are in the metropolis
| this week taking IN the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Holman were called
to Portland this morning, on account of Sc.
rious illness of their daughter, Mrs. Lou
Wies.
Mr.. NJ D. Hodges feels as proud as any
man could well feel Occasion, daughter.
Madam Rumor has it that the wedding
bells will peal forth their joyous strains Of
sweet music in the near future. In fact,
we are told it is to be on the 18th inst
The bride in question is one of Benton
county's most estinable young ladies, and
her many friends of Soap creek will join
with us in offering our well wishes to Mr..
and Mrs. --. At some other time we
may be at liberty to say something more
about this couple.
Three new students were enrolled at the
public school school Monday. More are ex.
pected next week. The students of the
public school are expecting to have nice
time on Columbus Day.
There are three or four who will try to
finish the Sth grade this year.
more ANON"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14
TRAIN WRECKERS AGAIN.

Last week two more attempts were made.
to wreck passenger trains on the Southern
Pacific road. The first one was made near
Wolf creek, in the northern part of Jose,
phine county, where rocks were laid in.
piles on the track. The Instructions were
discovered and removed in time to prevent
an accident, but the miscreants who placed
the rocks there are still at large.
The other attempt was made on the over
land near Drain, Douglas county, on Friday
and the two men who did it were caught
The two men in question had been acting
in a suspicious manner, ahd were closely
watched. Shortly before the arrival of the
south bound overland train G. +. Cothard,
agent at Drain, with others, watched these,
two men, who seemed to be tramps. They
began piling lot of ties upon the track at,
the divide, and were allowed to complete
their nefarious job, when they were cap.
tured in the very act. !,
They gave the. names of Wright and.
McCord and said they were trying to wreck
the train because they had not been al,
lowed to ride, They will no doubt be-
dealt with severely and certainly deserve to,
be given the fullest extent of the laws pun.
ishment.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14

ON The WAY TO PARADISE.

Let us hope that the people who habit
ually disregard their health will reach. that
desirable place, ahd avoid the locality which
is less desirable as an eternal residence
on account of the heat and surroundings
generally. But while we tarry in this vale
of tears, why should we voluntarily endure
the tortIires of dyspepsia when systematic
use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will rid
us of the atrocious malady, which-unless
physicians are very much at fault = tends
to shorten the term of our existance? Heart
burn, biliousness, constipation almost al
ways accompany this. complaint and are
symptomatic OF it. These are all extin-
guished by the Bitters, which also COM
pletely condueEs malaria, rheumatism, ner.
vousness and debility. Since the appear
ance of = la grippe" it has shown a singular
mastery over this complaint that las car
ried off SO many of our brightest and best.
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.
e i, ,f1r.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon.
for Benton County:
In the matter of G. A.
Frantz, doing busi- Assignees
ness ne ;ssolEsnt as Esaata dIsts, gsss;, Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 30th
day of September. 1892, the undersigned
was duly appointed assignee OF the estate OF
C. A. Frantz, doing business under the
name of Frantz Brothers, insolvent. debtor;
and all persons holding claims against said
G. A. Frantz, or Frantz Brothers. are re-
ouested to present their claims, properly
verified. to the assignee, at his Office in Cor.
wallis, Benton county, Oregon, within three
months from the date hereof
W. E. YATES, Assignee
Dated, Corvallis, Or, Oct s, 1892. 34w6
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14
A CURE FOR CHOLERA.

There is no use of any one suffering with
the cholera when Cbamberlain's Colic,.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can be pro-,
cured 1t will give relief in few minutes;
and cure in q short time. have tried IL
and know.-W. H. Clinton, Helmette, N. j..
The epidemic at Helmette' was at first be-,
ieved to be cholera, but subsequent iDves4
tigation proved It to be violent form OF
dvsentary, almost as dangerous as cholera,
This Remedy was used there with great
success.-For sale by T. Graham.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14

Congregation Sunday school meets at 10
a. M Preaching at IL a. m. BY the pastor,
Rev. W. G. Kantner. Young Peoples So,
ciety Of Christian Endeavor meets at $50 p.
M. in the church. At 7:30 there will be a
''song sermon in which all will be asked to
participate, led by the choir-The subject
of the song sermon will be-The christian
Soldier" You are all invited and will be
made welcome.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14
FOR SALE CAEAP.

A tract of land situated on the Little Elk
road, known as the Parrish ranch, for sale
at $1,000 per acre cash, on or before
the lst of November, 1892.
JAS. ROBERTSON & Co.,
Newport Oregon.
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Do you know that Wheeler & Langleyg
is the cheapest place in the city for purchas,,
ing any kind Of canned goods? Try thenf
and you will find this true
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14

1ell OH, ana she pre-
eented q pitiable condi-
ton. We tried almost
everything, but she
con tin ued to get
worse. Then wo tried
one of our. best ply
siciars, but all to no
purpose. Finally my
wife believed that the
CUTICURA REMEDIES
would cure her. After
she had used nine
boxes Of CUTIeURA,
and about O dozen
cakes of CUTIcURA
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14
CRuSTS and SCALES
Hair and Eyebrows Fell OFF: Doctor
and Many Remedies No Benefit.
Entirely Cured and Hair
Restored by Cuticura.

NV wife has been troubled for years with dry
crusts and scales On her head and eyebrows.
After seeming to lie dormant for years in her
system it broke out year ago in all its fury:
Her hair came out in big patches, her eyebrows all
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14

Soar, and four bottles Of CUTIcURA REsoLYENT,
she was cured entirely Her hair came again, and
to-day she has as fine head of black curly hair and
as smooth skin as any lady in Allentown. Her eye
brows heavier than they ever were her scalp 10
free from dandruff, and her health is excellent. Now
for the benefit of those suffering with disease,
or to those who may doubt the truthfulness of this
will cheerfully answer. 1 am sure tk... the CUTI-
cuRA REMEDIES cured my wife, for she used moth.
ing else during the four or five months she used
them. FREEMAN STOEkEk.
225 Court Street. Allentown, Pa.
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STATE OF OHIo, Cry OF TOLEDO, ! >,
IJ-cAs (,nT1NTy "-

Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHE.
NEY & Co., doing business in the city of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid. and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
.DRED DOLLARS for each and every case
of CATARRH that cannot be cured by the
use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENFY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December; A. d.
1886.
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Cuticura ResoHvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally, and
CUrIcuRA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTIcURA
SOAP, the exquisite Skin Beautier externally, in;
stantly relieve and speedily every disease and
humor of the skin scalp, and blood, with loss of
hair from infancy to age, from pmpes to scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUT1cURA, 5oc.; SOAP,
25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUa AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
Ry- " How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages, so
illustrations, and testimonials, mailed free
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14
A. w. GLEASON

[ A. W. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Send for. testimonials,
free. "
F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, @.
sySold by Druggists, 75c.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Linn county.
In the matter of the Estate