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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

ELEVENTH STREET UNIyERsALIST CHuRSH.
near ohayc Rev T. G. BoiL ias, d. j. F g Good
mss; y D. M social Evils and What IS being Donc "
cure Them" ", by Legislation ana the Iress'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

FRIEN rs, MEETING. lJth-,t and Rutherford Place
HENJANIN f. NICHOLS minister from Iowa, expects
attend The meeting to-day az ii a. The pubic cor
daily iayt'd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-31
z s.

Sm 9ouiton tagte am 80. Weai
bic y9eutf6e &nnpention". Man
nabm cine &eiolution an, bic li6 su
8unften elmer liberalen 8efebgebung
ansfpra6 unb gegen ale 8ei6rdntuns
gen Der perf0nli6en Sreibeit bur6
Sonntagsseiebe &C. Gin permanenter
Werbano Durbe gegriinbet, als beEen
8orfibenber fir bas nd9fte Sabr 6err
Wpi9eBfp BON Nuitin getpdblt murbe.
Sn Weimar wirb am 9. un6 10.
SUM- elm 9roBes preissS 9ieBen umter
ben @usfpicien bes bortigen S6ubens
gereins a~bgebalten tperben.
= 9ie 9emotraten BON GILLESPIE
@ountD baben ii6 in ibrer @ountpz
Contention au @unften Der @ouber=
l1enrss 3anbibatur George @larfs unb
Der Yrdfibenti6aftsz &anbibatur @leue=
lambs ausgefproden.
= Sn Waco tpurbe am 30. Mai
bur9 ben beftigen Siibpinb bic
f9mere 8aditeinsO rnamentit auf Der
&otans@ rOcerD einserifen, tpel6e bur9
bas Dad f6lug unb einen in Der Of
flee al ieinem pulte itebenben gIert
inter ben 3riimmern begrub. Ser 8erz
ungliidte iuurbe unter ben Sriimmern
beroorgeSogen unb bat merfwirbigers
neife nur unbebeutenbe 8erIebungen
Daoongetragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-31
Gim9eborcne nnb Gingetuanb crte 1t.
HennfDlnamien uno Wetu Dorf.

9as 3enfussMnt Eat cine interef,
iante Isabelle berausgegeben iiber bas
8erbdltniB Der Srembgeborenen gu Der
@%ingeborenen 1T ben Staaten Seen
0orf un6 penniplbanien. Sn lebteren
Stat 1T bies 8erbdltniB iiber II
proa., in 1880 mar es IA Bro3. Sn
New Sort 1T es iiber 26 pro3., gegeu
"a pro3. in 1880.
Sn penniplpanien linb peniger als
81 pro5. eil1geborene WeiBe BON ein=
geborenen @lterr,. in Stem 0orf iinb
bieielben ttur AZ groa. fart. Sn 1860
bate BennfDlbanien 430.505, in 1880
587, 1923 unb in 1890 855, 720 frembs
gebDrene @inmpbner.
Stem Dorf bate "1,211,379 frembs
geborene @inmobner in 1880 unb
1,571, $50 In 1890 = cine bebeutenbe
3unabme in einem Sabraebnt.
Die 3unabme @ingeborener in penns
inlbanien I'M lebten Sabr3ebnt betrug
1nr 80 proa. gegen cine 3unabme
Jremb9eborener UNI A pro3. Sn Sem
Sort betrug erftere ttur Ia pros. umb
bic leBtere 80 prO5. Sn beiben Staaz
ten suiammen betrug bic 8ermebrumg
Der fremDgeborenen 8ep0Iferuug 81
proa. unb bic Der @ingeborenen rar
IL pro5.
Sn philadelphia ma6t bic eingebos
rene 8ep0lterung ettpas unter IS proz
sent, unb bic fr~embgeborene etmas
iiber 25 proaent Der 8ep6lferung aus.
Sn pittsburg betrdgt Der Brosentfab
Der gingeborenen iiber SO proaent, in
allegheny etipas iiber IS proaemt. Sn
penniDlpanien 1T bic Nn3abl Der Mis
li3zpfi6tigen (im Mlter BON Is Bis A
Sabren) etmaS iiber elm MiQion. Bon
bieien finb 1853, $50 Grembgeborene =
etwas iiber 25 proaert.
Sn Der @tabt Stem Sort finb MIR
So proaent gingeborene, gegen so
prOsent in 1880; in Nlbanp 66 proz
sent, in SDracufe Is, in 8rooflbn IS
prOsent Der 8ep6lferung. 9ie @nsabl
Der Mili5sp fi9tigen i'm State Netp
Dorf betrdgt 100000 tpoper 1867
$50 5rembgeborene iinb, alfo etpa SO
pro3ent.
@on ben frembgeborenem Mannern
i'm ipablfdbisen Nlter fir6 in 9ennfpls
panien 211,369, unb in Stem Sort
416,362 naturalilirt. Sas ma1t fir
e~riferes So prosent unb fir lebteres 60
pro5ent Waturaliiirter unter ben
GrembgebOrenen. Man i6dbt, bab
BON benielben in penniDlnanien SO
proaent, in Stem Yorf 60 prOsent bic
englif6e Spra6e fpre9en. Sic Nbs
i9dbungen bes lebten Genius laHen
aber befanntli6 an @enauigfeit bel
gu tpiiufden iibris.
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bet a.n &uber bes italienif6en 5taatsz

bet on &uber bes italienii9en @taatsz
i6ifes lfebt.
@benfo intere1ant ols iiberraf6enb
ltnb bic neue1ten @ntmidlungen altf
benz @ebiete Ser Yolitif Srlanbs.
Mit Der groBen @tebrbeit bon 339
gegen PAT Stimmer bat bic britii9e
Sorp : &egierung lire 8ia fir bic
Selbitpermaltung Der irii6en 8emeine
ben bur6 bas Barlamertt gebradt.
Sbre @egner battett, ipie gem0bnli6,
eiae fur6tbare Nieberlage berbergeiagt
unb molltem mi1en, baB at bieier Slip
pc bas Cabinet enbli6 i6eitert iuerbe.
@a6bem aber Der rgroBe @reis" cine
ieiner siirbenben &eben gebalten bate,
Die nit bielen i66nen Worten 10 gut
wie nidts iogen, fragte ibn Der
Mfinifer 8alfour, pie benn eigentz
lid .er felber fi6 bic rSelbfpere
naltuns fiir Srlanb" benfe. @labs
tone f6nieg natiirli6 fem itia, neil
er peber bic &atbolifenfreKer in @ngz
lc1b nod bic rNationaliiten" 1T ST.
lanb por ben @opf itoBen min. @dbe
er 5u, baB aud bas proteitantii6e I'LL
fer Der feItii6 fatbolii6sn Mebrbeit
auf @nabe unb l1ngnabe iiberliefert
wer6en io0, 10 miir6en ale proteltans
tii6en Seftirer BON inn abfaaen. Siege
er bagegen bur6bliden, baB er teinesz
pegs geionnen 1T, BEN Srldnbern Dollz
ftdnbige politii9e Selbfitdnbigfeit einz
3urdumer, 10 mdre es nit ieiner 8ez
liebtbeit auf Der sriinen Stiel i6nea
porbei. 9esbalb bebient er fi9 tmz
inter- ttllr 5%ueibeutiger &%ebensarten.
Sic Srldn6er linb natirli6 nit benz
neuen @eiebe ni9t 5ufrieben, obpobl
es ben irii9en 8emeinben mebr Ge6te
einrdumt, als beilpielsmeiie Die ameriz
fanii6en Stdbte genieBen, bic ia gang
unb gar bptt Der Wiafiir Der Staatslez
g%islaturen abbdugen. IS 1T aber
iiberbaupt niGt mogli6, bic Srldnber
gu befriebigen. Nls ie ibr eigenes
Yarlament batten, i6lugen iie ii6 ges
senieitig bic a0pfe eir, fobaB es mie.
Der abgei6aft iperbet muBte. Sie iriz
i6en Bd6ter finb bur6 @eiebe Diel
better gei6iibt, als Die englii6en unb
i6ottii6en unb bas bon ibnen ge5ablte
Pa1tgelb lit mett niebriger, alS 6as
in ben Ser. Staaten iibIi6e, aber bic
Guswanberung ntmmt trObOem ni6t ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-31

SIN bbdyfen @rabe. vi.
pdftey 9. Bergen uon Benton, EAT. Ga aets., en-
norf. oaB J. Noonep. ueI9er TX 543te lana nit ct
9tttstan5 TN b34fen grobt alaitet mar, RON ,peIs
9tm ibm utridiebene Ger5te rereeblt9 su befreien iuds
en- burg ben @ebrou@ pom swei Jldiden &5nia's
WsrptHsStartsr uoatdnbts ~bersseut purbs.
Gbanrn. Eenn., /. Oh, 1890.
8pr etuo etneri Sabre fuurbe n1eir Gphu burh hos
Nur9nrsnnen Der pferbe BON maqen oeidleuberf unh
an Ropte febr f9per pertest. Or mar ~faoe[ono oon,
enfer fi4 nno bebnrfte Der Betuafuua Tao unb Soomf::
alas to bon .9aftor 2bnig's glerDeusgt6rfers ,irS
H!eb eiue Slai4e fomMen. gaohbem id :biu stneimoII
saDoa sta9essbsn botte, fieI er in einen rnbigen GdlaL
@a9reno er frnber thinner i'm S9fafe fpra9. SIN auei
1agen mar &c ntel better. un6 na9 Gebroud elmer
&salqe mar er polftdrbia qeiunb unb lit ieht non 10.
lug ircs bin tA, oaB Id bic CUTE nlebiatH befoutrten
1oet uuo tpre9e NOD hermit ben beiten 9ouf boiiir
80. 4@tuu9snon Sreb. Serfewek
e4~ z stx sssrtAtsE,s gn1 yhr stespssistbssb.
ntrD JebeIn Der es ~oerlanat ~slieeSonbt
$500 4rp1e crbalten aud bic Wtebisin uutjon5t
2tek wte1t5tn ipnrbe fett benz Sabre 1876 Don benz
Sp9u. Boffor Rbn3g. fort Mapns, Sub. ~avbereitet
ana issf untsr ftiner aniDeifuus bon Der
koENIG MEDICINE CO..
3 Randolph St, CHICAGO, I'LL.
Bet aIpcthefern sa baben fur
$500 Die UtalGe, 9 HIafdem fur So 90,
ero6e sf.s5. 8 far $500.
Sn 9 an Gntonio Bel aboIpb 9reib.
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Mus benz Columbia (S. g. &eeprb
bpm 8. Stunt 1890.
Gnftulrur.

,SiibIi6e 6ausfrauen icuten bieies pro,
butt iorsfdltie priifen. Gs betrifft otreft
has @eoeiben einer tpihtieen SnbuItrie i'm
5ihen. Die 9dumtpplianenceI Sneuftrie
lit cine bent Siicen etsentbiimIide nnb eine,
Die bireft pber inhirett u~tieren Sarrnern
lHb bur6 bieie allen 8laIfen Der 8itrger
9iusen bringt.
9enn bier lift Elm 9rpbuft-ceIen auaes
meirer @ebrailh ben Wertb Der tptttiaifen
grnte, Der 8aumippue, erh5ben trtrb-in
ben 9anbel eebratt uno es hdnst BON ben
5ausfrduen ab, gu iasen, ob e5 eebraudbt
,uerben ipirb pber nibt. Man ~perlanst bon
ibnen nttt, baB iie eS MIR beBipegen beniisen,
ipeil fem @ebrduh benz Siiben 8prtteiI
bri1gt, iprbern neil es ben YIdb bes Sdipeis
nefdmalses ausfiiaen tpirb. benz es fir bieIe
i3tpede iiberlegen lit.
Sir @Btpaaren, Die silin Gpten mir einen
fIeinen 8etrae Site erfprbern, lit eS 6efIer,
tpeil fem 8rdtpunft biel eber errei6t ipirb,
ipie Der bes S6maIseS. GS lit bieI ge5iinber
,oie S6moIs, ba breipiertel feiner hudnti=
tdt 10 tueit reiten tpie Elm qfunb Shmal,
urb es fir ettpas tpeniger p~ertauit ipirb.
l1niere Sal8frauen iperben feinen Gdaoen
taben, penn ie eineu @eriuh ba,nit MAIDEN
ilrb iuerpen pann ipabrfheirlib has ShntaIs
~Qhhouteu."
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@lHdlibe eeute ans snDiaua,

Nni. Ttmmpns, gpimttfer In Sbaptne, Snbiana,
f9rettt rDas electric Bttter8" Bat MIR raebr senist,
ais aae anberen Webteinen jufanmensenommen, sesen
cue bic Def@werben unb Geiben, welGe BITE Tplse bon
Stbrunsen Der Rtereu unb Der aeber ffnb.1 Der Gar.
rner unb 8iebsd@ter Spbn 9esIte, ~ebeufans ppp Sbas
rtne, fast: $50 bdlte electric BitterS fur BITE bette
Mebtetn, bie es stebt, Id babe mid mad ibrem Sc
brau4e wte neu seboreu sefiblt.A 3. I'd. &arsener,
en Gilennaareu Sdubler ~berislben SrtiAaft, fast
yGIectris DttterS III serabe DuS, mas Semanb brau6t,
wte man Su iasen pfest. M.r bat es bic @eiunbbett
pteberseseben nnb ID babe pteber &ppettt unb neuen
9ebenSmntb ~
apptbeten. GbSipb Dreib, ThpmpfOn & Co., 8bples
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Cages : Neuisfeiten.
z II II B..


= Ser bur1 bic 6pdflutben bes
Weiiffiippi unb bes MiKouri in ben
leBten @o6en angeri6tete @eiammtz
S6aben foa 1i6 in ben flint baupt=
ia9li6 bapon betrofenen Staten auf
mebr als $50, 900, 900 belaufen.
Sn Der gegentpdrtig III SDraeuie,
u. D., tagenben bemofratii6en Sppoz
litiOns : Staatsconbention banbelt es
li6 bauptia1li6 I'm bic Grage, Oh
rta1 ii6 nit ieinem protete sesen bic
Sia'i9e uWinter : Contention" be-
gniigett, ober Db man cine conte1tirenbe
Delegation our National : Gonpention
mad Chicago i9iden iol.
@bauncep 80. 9epetp bat erfldrt,
baB Blaine cine ebentuelle Domination
ni9t annebmen tperbe u1b baB 9arriz
ion iber5aupt Der ein5ige ernit gu rebz
1lenbe republifanii6e prdiibenti6aftsz
@anbibat i'm Gelbe iei.
= Sas ert Dor tpenigen Sage1l
bur6 einen @pflon beimgeiu6te Stdbts
den @eaington 1T &an5as tpurbe tpie>
berum bon einem beftigen Srfan beims
geiu6t, pel6er abermals groBen S6az
ben anri6tete. 8eipnberS f6mer at
leiben batten barunter bic bur9 ben
Gpflon obba9los @eporbenen, bic int
Greien campirten.
SIM Staatsbepartement gu Wafbz
ington 1T aus Berlin unb Paris bic
Ma6ri6t eingetrOfen, bab 9euti6lanb
unb Sranfrei6 li6 at Der BON Der
8un6es : &eglerung III Inregung gez
bra6ten M}iins : @onferen3 betbeiligen
tperben. Diefe outage fi9ert bas 3ue
tanbefommen Der @pnferen3. 9ie
biesbesigli9e Corresponding ipirb benz
Senate i'm 2aufe Der Mobe porgelegt
tperben.
Musla1t B.
@us Berlin mirb iebt als~ gana
beftimmt peri6ert, baB Der @sar bent
Safer Wilbelm BEN LANCE s~ugefagten
8efu6 abitatten merbe. Sod beiBt es,
er merbe tpeber mad Berlin mod mad
potsbam fommen, fonbern er tperbe
auf ieiner 9ampf : Oa6t vpolarftern"
nit Dem &aiier lit &iel suIammentref>
fen. Sort iperbe er iebn6 ttur ein
paar Stunben pertDeilen, un1 bann To-
fort mad &openbasen suriidaufebrem.
IS 1T iiberbaupt fragli9, OBJ er in aiel
lanben tpirb urb Oh bic 3u1ammenz
funft fi6 ni9t auf cine lnterrebung
an 8orb iener Oa6t bei6rdnfen miro.
Das elm berartiger 8eiu9 feline groBe
politif6e 8ebeutung baben farm, liegt
auf Der Sanb. Gs 1T lebigli6 cine
6ur9 bic @ebote Der etiquette abfolut
gebotene @rmiberung Der beiben 8ez
iu6e, bic Safer @ilbelm Dem Gsarer
abitattete.
Nus Petersburg beri6tet man:
Waior 2i6at6ef bat fi6 peranIaBt
gefeben, bon feinem Mmte auriid3utre=
ten, na6bem gegen i'm, III 8erbinz
bnng nit Der Organization sur Ser
tbeilung BON NabrungsmitteIr an bic
8ep0lferung Der Sungerpropinsen,
f9tDere Nnflagen laut geporben finb.
@s wirb bebauptet, baB er beim 8es
trieb ber gerfdlf6ung bes Mebls bur6
probinsbeamte eim filler @ef6dftss
~tbeilbaber gepefen lei urb baB er fi6
bur9 3ufammengrabi6en bon S1meis
%gegelbern berei9ert babe. Seine Nmtsz
perwaltung ion bur9 cine bonn 3arer
ernannte &ommiifiom unterfudt tperben.
- aus San Salpabor i6reibt man
Ser MittelsN meritanii9e @ongreB un=
teraei6nete fiir3li9 ben 8ertrag fir cine
Union Der 5 Mittel Mmeritanif9en
&epublifen unb bertagte fi9.
= Wie aus &altutta beri1tet wirb,
1T in &af9mir bic @bolera ausgebroz
den. Sn 4 Sagen tputben 1870 pers
fonen BON Der epidemic befalen unb
900 ftarbet baran.
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Wudlems aIrntco golbe.

DIE Bette 6albe Der BeIt fur S&nttte, Quet{&uns
sen, Gei&uhre, Bteber. unb Sauts ausi4Ias, Gte8te,
betten /; furtrt SdmSrrbotben pber feine 8esabIuus.
951tse 9ufrtebentett saranttrt pber has @eI6 wtrb
bura6erfottet. % Gents pie S@a&teI. Gum Werfaui
IN auen Gpctbeten. Gbclpb Dretb, Gtpmricn & Co.,
MbpIefQte.
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= Nus eagle paB mirb beri6tet:
Die @rbeiten finb iebt b~esonnen tpor=
ben an ber 3weigbabn Der Werifaniz
f9en Snternationalbabn bon Mon>
cl0Da mad Sierra Moiaba.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-31

- Gus @onaales, Neus8raunfels,
Seguin, 8anbera, Ooafum &c. pirb
f6merer &egenfaQ beri9tet.
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= y@as Du tbuft, bebente bas
gnbe." IS fonnte ebenio gut beibet :
ben Mnfang.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19

TEACHERS -TweHty-ef
persons applied for teachers certificates last
week, only five of them failing. The follow.
ing received first grades: Cora Dob son, of
Yaquina; Bado B; Waggoner, of Philomath5
A. J. Shipley, of Monroe; Lille NJ. Groves,
of Corvallis; Lulu Harrington, bf Yaquina:
Five received second grades, as follows:
Eta Mulkey, of Corvallis; John McCahill,
of Corvallis; Lena Forden, of Waldport;
Samuel T. Gregory, of Philomatif; Mina
Harrington, of Yaouina; Thirteen received
third grades, as follows: Maud Stout, Of
Newport; Frank Watkins, of Philomath;
Maggie Woodcock; of Philomath; Richard
Burch. of Philomath; G. W. Brown, of
Philomath; B. H. Boles, of Pitilonath; w.
Bnoy. of Philolnath; Miranda A. Franklin,
of Philomath; Nellie f. Chapman, of Phil
omath; Lena Merryman, of Philomath, Kate
M. Simpson, of Newport; H. H. Derrick,
OF Corvallis; A. D. Morrison, of Oakville!
A. j. Shipley, Of Monroe, received the highs
est standing, that of 95.5 per cent. Super.
intendant Yates was assisted in the exami-
nation by A. L. McFadden and ex. Supt. J,
J. Bryan.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19

THE CANNERY.-It is announced that
further action on the cannery enterprise has
been postponed until next fall. The reason
assigned is that it was found that it would
require more capital to equip first.class
cannery than was at first estimated, and
also because our people seem to be rather
chary OF investing money in scheme
which in nrany cases last year did rot prove
brilliant success. A number of canneries
in'the state lost money last year because of
the unusually low prices received for their
output, but it is our opinion that this should
not be taken as standard for Judgment.
While we very much regret that this, ens
terprise has been allowed to rest, we at the
same time, believe that we will yet have 4
cannery, and the originators of the plan arc
not by any means discouraged, but still be-
lieve that it will prove profitable invest,
ment:
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19

LosT.-One day this week between the
agricultural college and Alex Campbell's 8
residence child's white Angora boa.
Finder please leave at this office or at Mr..
| Campbell's residence.
Rev. E. R. Prichard and DR.. Thompson
| visited the Presbyterian churches at Lafay-
cite, McMinnville, Dallas and Indepen.
dence this week in the interests of the
| board of home missions
! The Bronson Derville Comedy and ORA.
matte company that were billed for this
| place week or so ago, went to pieces in
Portland. They gave their last perform
| ance in the police court in that city.
Corvallis is not the only town in the Will
lamette valley which has a'cannery move
on foot. Independence has one well under
way. with the site already selected, and
work on the building will begin at once:
DR.. Thompson will exchange pulpits with
Rev. E. Il. Prichard, of Albany; next Sab
bath. Our people will be pleased to hear
Mr.. Prichard preach, and hope he will give
us one or more of his excellent songs while
here.
Performances of Carl King at Walla Walla
have so impressed one citizen that he offers
the mind reader $4,000 farm if he will de-
vote his wonderful power to the relief of
suffering humanity. The gentleman is Hol:
Ian Parker.
S. l.. Kline, one of the leading merchants
of this city, will leave tomorrow (Saturday)
weeks. During his stay in Frisco Mr..
Kline will purchase large bill of goods for
the spring and summer trade.
Examine the policy of any other company
and notice that if you don't surrender it in
six months from date of default it will be
void Then look up the Massachusetts,
Mutual, and you will see it has perpetual
guarantee of cash and paid up insurance,
without any act OH your part.
The contractors are taking advantage of
the fine weather to resume work on the
new hotel. The excavating is being pushed
as rapidly as possible and the lumber is
arriving on the ground. The present
"CdGuci 10 iiOSU ldSOLdolC piOSCSu~
tion of work.
In buying cough medicine for children, {"
says Fl. A. Walker, prominent druggist, of
Ogden, Utah, ''never be afraid to buy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from it and relief is always sure to
follow. l particularly recommend
Chamberlain's because have found it to be
safe and reliable. so cent bottles for sale
by T. Graham Druggist.
The democratic county central commi ttee
at their meeting in the court house last Sat-
urday set the time for holding the county
convention at Corvallis, On Thursday, April
ID. The committee also recommended that
the primaries be held on Saturday, April 9,
The various precincts are entitled to repre-.
sentation in the county convention as fol-
lows: Soap Creek, 5; South Corvallis, TO-;
North Corvallis, II; Willamette, 6; Monroe,
7; Philomath, 5; Kings Valley, 4; Summit,
8; Wrenn, 8; Lobster, 2; Newport, 4; va.
quina, 7; Tum Tum, 2; Little Elk, 8; Elk
City, 2; Toledo, 6; Fairmount, 3; Tidewater,
2; Alsea, 4; Lower Alsea, 5; Big Elk, 2;
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19
OSWEGO.
PoRTLAND-ALREADY PAY ROLL OF
$4,000 PER MONTH.

1t is y well known fact that manufac
tory, employing labor, no matter where
situated, is the nucleus of city. The
greater the number of employees. the greater
the prospective city. The Krupp gun
works of Germany support a city of 95, 600;
the Pullman Palace Car Co., CT Pullman,
ILL.,, city of 10000. Oswego is iii its
infancy. To-day the Oregon Iron & Steel
Works, and other industries, make pay
roll of $40. 900 month. With an increase
creases in population. Population increases
values of real estate; therefore, Oswego offers
to-day, to the careful investor, the very best
field for investment. Oswego is only two
Portland. 1t has cheap train service of 81
cents trip and eight trains day; also six
steamboats, each way on the Willamette.
Oswego is a beautiful site for town. Os
wego has a splendid 2,4O0 water power,
which is offered to manufacturers for term
of years free, and land with it. Oswego has
pure spring water in pipes over the town.
Oswego has beautiful lake where the pleas
re-lovers of Portland will soon establish
summer resort. Property values in Oswego
will advance rapidly and permanently, as
on the development of the favorable
location for manufacturing. Lots in Oswego
invite the home-seeker. Lots sold on easy
of $40 down and $5 month.
Ask the publisher of this paper to show you
a plat of Oswego, or address a postal card
to BoRTHwICK, BATTy & Co., II Alder
Street, Portland, Oregon.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all persons con-
cerned that We, the undersigned, executors
of the last will and testament of Morgan
Liilard, deceased, have filed our final settle.
ment as such executors in the county clerk s
office for the county OF Benton, in the state of
Oregon, on the Goth day of January, 1892,
and the county judge, W. S. Huford has
ordered that notice be given in the Cor
WALLIS GAZETTE of said settlement for four
1892, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of
said day is appointed by said Judge for the
hearing of said final settlement, and all per-
sons interested are hereby notified to at
tend.
BY order of the county Judge.
CHAS. ALLEN,
HARLO LILLARD,
Dated January 81, 1892. Executors.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19

No healthy person need fear any danger
GUS consequences from an attack of la
grippe if properly treated 1t is much the
same as a severe cold anil requires precisely
the same treatment Remain quietly at
home and take Cham ber!ain's Cough
Remedy as directed for severe col 1 and
prompt and complete recovery is sure to
follow. This remedy also counteracts any
tendency of la grippe to result in pneu-
monia. Among the many thousands who
have used it during the epidemics of the
past two years we have yet to learn of a
single case that has not recovered or that
has resulted IN pneumonia. 50 cent bottles
for sale by +. Graham druggist.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19
CONGRESS
AT LAST TAKES ACTION.

A bill has been introduced at Washington
requiring all baking powders containing
alum and ammonia to be so labeled. This is
a step in the right direction, and has been
long foreshadowed by the action of the state
legislatures, boards of health, food commits.
sioners, ETC., in this matter. The bill affords
needed protection to the public, for the evi-
dence as to the injurious effects of alum and
ammonia Is very heavy; but it will never
theless be fought bitterly by the manufact-
urers whom it effects who are accustomed
to sell their goods as ''pure Cream of Tar
tar, absolutely pure" etc.
The bill is some, hirg needel. If maker
uses drugs in his powder, the name of which
he does not want to have printed on his
label, it is prina facie evidence that there is
something wrong. We hope the subject
will be vigorously prosecuted all over the
country, not only as regards baking powder,
but alao all other food adulteratlons.
This bill may incidentally benefit the
makers of pure articles, but if 1t should, this
is only an additional point in its favor.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-02-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given to all persons con-
cerned that we. the undersigned, have been
duly appointed executors of the last will
and testament of James Cooper. deceased,
by the county court of Benton
county, Oregon; and all persons
having claims said estate are hereby re-
quired to present the same, duly verified,
with the proper vouchers to us at the resi-
dence of Thomas Fl. Cooper, near Corvallis,
in Benton county. Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
THos. Fl. COOPER,
G. w. COOPER,
Executors of the last will and testmsent
of s.Cooper, deceased.
Dated December l3, 1891.