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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07

BON siaen1u9tiger SPECULATION, tonns
ten 4poblmeinsnbe Meni&enfreunos
baber 1sbr piel our @erb<ferunS Der
Gage Der Grmsren Rla1en beitragtr1.
Ser ueberfullung Der Stdote NIT
notbleibsnben Gabritarbeitern tonnts
babur9 %einisermaBen absebolfen tpers
ben, I'M Snteref1e Der NeBteren ntdt
ALIEN. 1onbern aud I'M Sntertie Der
@eIammtbit, es tpiiroe Elm 8e9tllrl
iein, Elm er1ter @4ritt our Riidrabz
rung Der Woltsmaiien Der @robftGbte
gum Mderbau, ,pelhe pieQeiht ttnrnal
ipGter notbpenbig tperben tam blr4
1pitematii@e WtaFenz Ralaniitruug
gar3er, nod unbetanntere Re9ioneu.
Uenn i9liebli@ geb0rt MIDI bios bies
les ooer ienes Xanb benz Meni4eu,
lonbern bic sanae @pbe.
Obige 8etra1tungen tpurben Derar1z
labt tbur4 Die sesenpdrtise Rolonifa>1
tipnsz 8~e1trebunsen I'M Staate Wearp<
lamb. IS lit betannt. baB cine gauge
Mnaabl ber 1iiblidben Staaten lett
sSabrsn beitrebt 1T, Gintpanoerer aus
Dem Norben unb Weften be~ran3u5te<
ben. sis ieBt lit bies muir bier unb ba
gelunsen, tbeils nit Grfols 3. .. in
alabama fir 8ersbau uno @iienln>
buitrie, tbeils aber au4 obne CUTE Hez
i~ultate, 3. g. In Glortba. Sn Mlaz
rblanb 11eint bic Sa4e nit mertliz
Diem grfolg betrieben gu tperben.
Staatss@ouperno Brotpn 1T pr6z
ito.nt Der Gimpanberunsss@ eieQi4aft
BON MarDlanb unb bieier 1T Is gsz
lungen, Jarmer aus benz Meiten ayr
Mnfeblung i'm alien Staate WtarD<
lanjp gu getpinnen. Marplanb 1T 12,z
21O luaDratmeilen srob unb bat L.
O42, 300 gimtpohner. Bon biefen ls<
ben in Baltimore 434,,439 GENIUS
BON 1890, betnabe Die 9dlftt. IS
tpmmen alfo fir ben Stuat, Don Bali
timore abgeieGen, rur etpa 40 per1oz
men auf cine Nuabratmetle. 9a TT
getptb audi nod plab genug fur Mder>
bauzR olonii ten.
@opernor 8rotpn bat feinen Gnt>
i4lub tunb seseben, i'm Mntperben BON
&oloniiten fort3ufabren, 11amentlt@
aus benz @eiten, mo- IN ben lebtert
Ssabren gauge @egenoen, 3. 9. IN Ran<
Jas unb Nebrasta, bon 9lrre uno
Mibernten betmseiu4t muroen. Sn
1894 BADEN it4 cine Mn3ahl Deuti@e
aus &an1as an Der Gbeiaptate 8uht
niebergelaHen. Meiteren 8eftrebungen
in bieier Ri@tung 1T BET bette Grfols
All miinfhen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07

pIante binaus trus auf's Meer, fublte
SaEo bon Oeraem als etne eren3snlole
3eere in ieinsm iunsen, i4iparmsri>
iden 6sr3en; absr es mMbte 1eln.
unb Dor Der Notbpenbtgfeit beust 'lf
AUDI bic 2iebe.
Oben auf Der Gommanbobriide erz
14ieu Der Captain; nod in bieler
Stunbe lpollte 9aKo NIT linn reben.
Gr erbpb ii9. log init einem tiefen
@tbemause Jbie ial3feu9te 2uft Elm
un6 itiss bic Stufem binan. Nun
itanb ct nit 1eiusm ebrlihen ofenen
@eii9t benz Gbef eeseniber.
Die llnterrsoung nit benz Gapita!n
Der, Elm ehtsr, maderer Seemarm aus
Mnasueaenbeiten am liebiten unter
freiem Stmmel abpidelte, bauerte
ni6t lanse. Mber bic turae 3eit bate
aus Safo einen sntidlohenen Msns
1den sematt, Der ii4 bic &raft aul@
trauts, in O~eutI9=O1tafrita bas fur
5einen Rameraben iibernommene Goms
manbo nit trauem Oisn1 teifer bur4z
aufibren uno bel1sn Slid oaourd
neiolos besriiuoen gu belfen.
Mit leilem 3t14en unS Spruosln
burbfur9te bic &reuoer : Rorpetts
vIriaort6 Der @robe" bic 5lut9en uni
]teuerte Der 9eimath gu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
WarvIan1'S 8er0bau.

Der @taat Marplanb, 10 i&rtibt
ber rDeutf&e @orreipot.". 1T reid
an pielerlei Mineralien. Man finbtt
bier @olb, @tlber unb Rupfer @tfen.
Nidel unb Mlaun, Gbrom unb Robalt,
Marmor, Msbeft unb Spedittin, felbit
eble Steine iinb ni@t 1elten; fogar
Bern1teinlager bat man entoedt. bis,
ieBt bic ein3istn auf Der ueitli4tn,
Q%emi1pbdre. Mber unier 9auptproz
butt limb bitumin0ie Roblen. Seit
Sabren probu3iren bic beioen @oulz
ties MQeganp unb @arrett aqidbrlihJ
etpa 100000 3onnen; bic 4usbeute|
gtng i'm leBten Sabre tnfolge bes 9roz
Gen SDmpatbiez @trites etmas 3urud,
aber i'm @araer betra@tet, baben bic
Marpldnber &oblengraber bod btl
apeniger perloren, als bic anbererI
Staten - tpie Sbto, perniDlpauttnE
u. +. 10 = mo- ber Musitanb ldngerI
bauerte, aber LANCE ni4t unter 10 ginzi
ftigen @erbdltntfen beenbtgt purbe;
man i4dbt baB ieber Mrbetter in UNI
ieren Minen I'M Dur@f@nitt $50 berz
loren bat, tpas aber ret@li4 ben flint
ten She'll ibres Sabresetntommens Be-
trGst. Der ~@efammtDerluit on 2Dbz
mem betrG9t fir betbe Counties i'm
2aufe bes Sabres $275,680. SIN leBz
ten Sabre tpurben in ben betoen @oun=.
ties 3,101,982 Sonnen Roblen gegraz
ben u,eb gu aanebmbaren pretien Der:
fault. Sic @aupttunben 1tnb bic 81,
]enbabnen, bic Sec unb Glubbampfe,
unb 6abrtten. Ser r@bdapeatezO bto.
tanal" 3pif4en @eorgetotpn unit
Cumberland 1T INNER nod ber 9auptz
pertebrstpeg, UNI bieie Roblen btltc
an bic &iiite gu bringen. Ser Ranal If
jebt perpa4tet unb ptrb mabrf@einli4'
in Der nd@iten 3ett nit @lettri3itat
ausgeftattet merben. Ser MtnenzsSSn <
1pettor bon MarDlanb Mbermaht
borldufs nur bic &oblenminen, btn1
bic 1onittge MineralzM usbeute 1T ou
unbebeutenb, um 1peben Der R%oblenf6rz
berung genannt gu iperben, pern aud
bas MarDldnber 9dmattt z@tien uni
bic Marmprbrii4e unb @ementlager
BON Baltimore @ountD in unierer SSnz.
buitrte i@on cine bebeutenbe Ro1e fpiez
len.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
Cine i]ouocrtare GiubrudS8e'
jMidte

hat 1ih in paris ereisnst. 3pet Sc
beimpoli3i{ten bemertten Mbenos Ell
men Mann in ber &ue Saint Mart1n,
Der fi9 anIdeinenb NIT elmer groBen
Rtite unterbielt, pel9e er auf etnem
Rarren Dor iih i9ob.
Mrgtp0bnii9 bor4ten bic 8eammz
ten, nobel lie beutli3 bic Wprte per-
nabmen r9alt nur aus, alter Su1rse;
i9 perbe Did i&on auf Dem tlr3ez
item Weee binbrtngen."
Die poloai1ten folgten nun unbez
merit benz Mann NIT ber &tfte, Der
bie1e(be ba(b barauf in bas Comp
toir zines bebeutenben 49enturagez
Iddftss in Der @ue be 8eau Transport
tirte. 8ts CUR Sbiir folsenb, berna9m
elmer bet 8eamten, mie Der Srager
ben Commits Der ii4 ber Nbnabms
oes Goui tpeigerte i%berrebete, bic
Riite' muir ba5ubebalten, ba ct iis,
fals Der Gbef bic @enoung ni4t acz
ceptire, am anberen Morgen trieoer
dbbolen noble.
9ie Rtfe blieb bort; bod taum bot
te ber Srdger ii4 entfsrnt, 10 ftelz
ten ii4 bic Detettips benz Commits
Dor, unb es murbe perabrebet, bab BET
8samte nit einem Gollegen fih in oer
Naht in einem Mebenraum bes Comp
toirs er1teden unb Der Dinge barz
rem tppIte, bic ba tommen mirben.
@s 19lug Mitterna9t, als biz
&i1te plDBli4 BON tnnen ge0Hnet tpur=
be unb elm Mam berausf4lupfte,
Na9 etnigsm l1mbertaften bate berz
1elbe iein 3iel. ben @elod4rant, &C.
funoen ben CT na9 alien Megeln BET
&unit Dfnete unb bierauf @olb uni
8antnpter, Die ct IN Menge borfano.
gu ii@ itedte.
Ma9 setbaner @rbeit i@lupfte e1
tpieber in bic &tfte. Die @ebetmz
polioeiiten tparteten in aler @ubs
ben Morgen ub, an benz aud rt4tte
Der Srdger bsr Settle erl@ien, Der NUN
nebit bem lebenben Snhalt bes Gou1
in 9af t genommen tpurbe.
8si benz @erbDr ergab es ii4, bat
man es nit 3pet bemdbrten Meiiterr
Der "Ginbre&er3unft gu tbun batte,
bic nit einem dbnlt@en Coup i@or
friiber nit mebr Slid als ibiefes Ma]
bebuttrt batten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
EN- Nom 1T fiir3liA ber 8ilbz

SSn &om 1T tir3li4 Der Bib
bauer Profefpr Mthael Spieb na4
ldngerer &rantli9teit geitorben, BON
ben Deut5@en Sons unb ietnen baDz
erti@en 6reunben betrauert. Sn linz
terfranfen geboren lteB er it@ na@
ieiner Musbtloung gu Miin@en in ben
ie93iger Sahren in Der ept9en @tat'
nteber, na4oem ct bas bon Martit
@agner gegriinbete &unftlerittpenbt
UNI erbalten bate. Dur9 LANCE
Mufentbalt faft Elm H6msr getpDrbe1.
1T ct bod au9 Elm treuer 8aper g
blieben, Der in fetnem bel ct. piet1i
in @incolt malerif@ stlegentn Rinf
lerbeime ptele 2anbsleutt gaitli4 aut
genommen bat. Inter Mnberem bat e.
fir bas S@loB 9errenhiemfe, Ratz.
1erbi1ten na@ anttten @orblibern, ffiirs
@iir3burg bas Dentmal bes Biirgtrs
meiiters 3irn, ferner bic Biitte bes
pbilologen ulrt4s gearbettet; man4e
Mnttte fat ct in ibrem @ertbe ertanut
unb Der Mifeni@aft 5ugdngli@ ses
ma4t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
3oIontfrun0.

Mnlage bon Mderbau : &olonien
in ben per19tebenen @taaten unb
3ipar nt4t ipmobl fit Musldnber ober
fir Neutrality-suspicious., fonbern fir We
etngeborne 8ep0lterung, 1T cine 5ra9e,
pel&er letber muir al3u tpenig Mufz
mertiamtett 9ei9enft mirb. @or Elm
paar Sabroebnten tparb btes cine 3ett
lang ber San. 9amals gtngen iolGe
Rolontenz@% riinbuneen bonn often
na4 benz neuen uno i9pa9 be1tebelz
ten Mei ten, mo- fru9tbares 2anb nod
auf groBe @treden bin unbebaut unb
btlltg mar.
Man@e bieier Rolonten, barunter
beri@iebene BON pbilabelpbiern, baden
pr0iperirt, cine sroBe Mn3abl aber
iimo traurtg mtbgliidt. Cine un1olibe
@petulatton bate ii4 Der Sa@e be-
md@ttgt unb man4en brapen Mann
unb man9e IGumtlte ms 0erberben
gelodt. Diefe @nttptdlung bat oFenz
bar fol9e an ii4 10 rt4tige ur,b mini
f4enstpertbe 8etpegungen in Mibtrez
bit sebra&t uno ibnen Elm Gnbe gez
ma9t. ..5
Die reibenb 1@nele 8eieblung bes
Meitens na4 @oqenbung ber pacifc=
8abnen unb ibrer 3peiglinten bat ma
tirli@ ebenfalls ba3u betgetragen, fol-
4e &olonifattons Yroiefte unb Ser
fu4e bon Der Sagesorbnung gu per<
b%rdngen. Man iiberiiebt aber all31lz
iebr bic 9batia@e, baB es i'm Suben
fru9tbare, unbeitellte 2dnbersien nod
in Mafe 9tbt unb baB ielbit inn 81 ten
in ben alten @taaten, Defenders in
ben @euenalan6 Staaten, Plat qez
mug fir Mderbauz& olonien 1T.
Mus jen,n Staaten bat elm 10 1tar=
fer Mus5ug na4 benz Wef item 1tattgez
funben, bab ii@ bic Mderbauz8 epDlz
terung febr berminbert bat abgeieben
bon ben ftarten 3ubrang Der 2anbleu=
te na@ ben 6abrit=@ tGbten. Die
preiie fir Mderlamb iinb bort bebeu<
teno herabgegangen, ba es pielfa@
an 9drben gu beren 8earbettuno
feblt. Man iiebt baraus, bab aud Der
. ten nod &aum genug 9ibt CUR Mnz
lage BON Mderbau=& olpnien.
8et elmer ri4ttgen, ltberalen Tiib=
ru11g FOLDER unternebmun9em fret
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
WerIAltmmert nurbe bic Mirtung
m~:IrLI.>a A,~A 40 II uS;Ho rheif

Wer1hltmmert tpurbe bic Mirtung
bes Mud19laes bur9 bic unit4erbeit
unIeres @elbpe1ens. limb in 9eaug
bieruf bebt Der @erfaKer bic aus ben
gema9ten Grfahrunsen au 5ishenoen
1ebrsn bsrpor. rMnoauernber @rfols
bat uns ais Nation gu benz @lauben
aebra9t, baB mir MQes unssitraft uns
erlauben t1nnten, baB bic poltsptrtb>
{4aftlihen @eiebe fir uns feline Sell
tuna bdtten. Rstn aiiatii4es ober
iubameritani59es 2anb t0nnte obne
i4limms Golsen bic SiAerRett ieiner
Wdbrung untersraben, aber bic Der.
Staten birften ii4 an ben @ano bss
Silberabsrunos iteuen, obne @efabr,
binabauitir3en. Spanien, Stalten
unb portugal t6nnten ibren n%attonaz
len Rrebit perpirten, bic Ser. Staaz
TEN aber brau9ten ni9t gu firaten,
baB ben auslGnbii4en @elbperleibern
iemals an ber Tdbigteit ober MtQtgz
teit ber bieiisen Regierung tbre
S4ulb1 define auf @erlangen 1tets in
@plb einsul11en, irsenb tpelte 3meifel
auf1teige1 t0nnten. Mtr baben uns
iiber 10 tleinli9e Bebsuten erbaben &C.
balten, 1inb aber aus benz Sraum BET
5t9erbsit raub aufseftDrt morben,
Uni er 0olt begtnnt ein3uieben, oab,
pie rationale Gretbett unb ginbeit, IL
audi Gbrli9feit unb @sbetben etna
unb untrennbar ftnb. 8tsber haber
mir audi nidt seslaubt, baB mir burd
gelbmirtb19aftli@s 9aidenipielerei
{elber Elm l1nre4t 3ufigen. Mus BET
bor bretbig Sabren aufgetau4ten Srrz
lebre bes @reenbad @Ditems itnb bic
le Der neueren @ori9ldge mitber f.
man3ielIer Sborbeiten berborsesangen,
rWarum iollte bic &egieruns, penn IL
@9ulben gu oablen Fat, ni4t ibre paz
ptergetbpreHen in 8%etpegung feBen?"
Gs beburfte der Pantt, UNI uns gu BET
@rtenntnib gu brtngen bab cine &ez
gierung 10 tpentg @elo aus Nt9ts ma
9en fam, als Elm @ei 4dftsmann bic
Mittsl CUR 8e3abluns ieiner S&ulben
dus ber leeren 2uft gu 3aubern ber=
mag. limb bann birfen mir bofent=
li9 au9 bic 9o4301nerei in ben Ser,
@taaten als iiberpunbens1 @tanbz
punt betra@ten. @s 1T mo9lt4, bat
cine Notinn bis gu etnem gent1en
@rabe bic natiirltden @ertebrsbebtn=
9ie ber1oTene Pantt. 2
gun9en ft0rt, obne babur9 grpBer
S4aben gu leiben. @s 1T m09li6
baB elm 10 orobes 0anb 'mie bas unfe=
re 1slb1t BEL tinitli4er 8e14rdntune
1eines 9anbels cine 3ett lang 1einer
Hei9tbum mebrt. Mber es lit aud
tlar 9etporoen, baB fol@e politit IT,
re @ren5en bat!"
@as bic 3utunft betriHt, 10 biint1
beren @orausiagung benz @erfaFer il
unn0tbig pie lie unm0gli@ lit. @erteb,
unb 9anbel reseln it9 felbft. @aa
uns ieBt notbtbut, bas 1T, baB mir ben
Mufgaben unb Grasen, bic mir 81
lDien baben, felt ms Muge ieben, uni
unferen Rrebit unter ieber 8sbtngune
aufre4t gu erbalten. Die Gage beg
S@aBamts tpGbrenb ber perganeener
Monate mar ba3u angetban ieben
Observation-Disclosures Mmerttaner BIZ
S&amrS4N" ms @eii4t gu treiben
&efcrm 1T ielbitoeritdnbli@ notbmen:
big = unb Der Musblid bat fi@ &c:
bei7ert. Wber mir brau@en Mdrne1
i'm Ron9reB, tpel4e bic Wabrbeit er:
tennen unb beber3igen, bab ber &reot'
BET Ser. Staaten, 10 fart ct 1T, 81
ieiner eriprieblt4en @ertpertbun9 an:
9emef ener, berniinftiger @efeBgd6unl
bebarf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07

JQu|u UAtSU 6uIuu, uueIIV ullI Iet1Vt'1I
@ebanten an Elm 3ertriimmertes Slid,
na4 benz ct it4 5pei lange Sabre binz
bur4 init ieinen beiten @ebanten unb
@efiblen, nit ieinem gan5en 9etmpeb
gaebnt bate.
Die @terne sldn3ten berab urlo
3etgten Dem @4ife ieinen Meg our4
bic unbegrem5te Bld@e. Das Meer
rauf4te unb fanbte tpeibe S@aumgarz
ben iibsr 9ed; in ber Satelage fang
Der @iub 'melan9oltf4; bann uno
mann Elm S9ret BON in ber 9Dbe ii9
.miegenbsr M0pen, iont b0rte man
nur bas 9emdBigte r~egelmdBig itamz
pfenbe @erGuf9 Der Ma1@tne.
ueber bic 8adborbbriiitung gelebnt,
tarrte nafo auf bic i@aumigen Wel<
len, bic i'm mutten 2i@te ber 2aterz
men itlbsrn gltberten.
Da btnein iib itiir3en >. bann mars
NIT etnem Male aus!
I'm Elm Wetb?
Netn, bas mar ni4t ber 3med, bas
mar ni@t bus @roe feines 2ebens.
Tim elm berlorenes Slid fam man
tppbl trauern; aber bic &raft bes Wtrz
TENS ion man tbm nt@t opfern.
9a gab es etner anberen Muspeg.
&alpb ioqte gludli@ tperben unb
1etn Slid 9enieBen t0nnen, Der ii4 10
na4 2iebe iebnte. DAP ct ielbf BON
nlln an m@t mebr an Ria benten
burfte, tpenu, ct bic beimatbli4e Rufte
binter fi@ lieb alno ibn bic betpegte
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-14
A NATION OF REPUBLICANS.


Republicanism pervades the ma
ton. Democracy has been over
whelmingiy routed. The former
doubtful states are now in the
republican column and several
hitherto democratic states will
hereafter be classed as doubtful.
The next president will surely be
the republican nominee, and the
next senate will be safely republl-
can. Such are the facts demon
strated by the recent elections.
The new house of representatives
is overwhelmingly republican. SO
that after he 4th of March, 1897,
the republican party will take the
helm OF government and guide the
ship Of state away from threaten
ing shoals and into the haven OF
safety.
The people are. dissatisfied with
democratic management, or rather
mismanagement. and will have no
more of it. This is the simple
explanation of our political senti-
ment. 1t is true that in some i'll
stances the republican party was
aided by local issues and by differ
ences among the two wings of
democracy. But on the other
hand in some states and notably
in New York, ocalissues initiated
against the republicans. The
division in the democratic party
will very likely prove permanent.
There does not seem to be even a
straw for drowning democracy TO
clutch at.
The republicans in the East and
in the South are determined and
aggressive. They are not con-
tented with halfway victories.
They believe IN republican rule
and that what is good for the
nation is also good for the state
and the county. Herein we may
find a lesson for the republicans
of Benton county.
A year ago last June the repub
lican state and legislative ticket
had about 200 majority in this
county, yet the democrats received
the principal county offices. 1t is
SAID sometimes that there is no
politics in local offices, but that is
a mistaken idea. The possession
of such offices as sheriff. clerk,
etc., strengthens the party and in
creases its influence. Republicans
should be ali e to their own inter
ests and should possess enough
party pride and spirit to see that
next year the principal offices III
a republican county are not filled
bv democrats.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-14

nation that are augured by Tues
days results. Every man who
feels pride in being an Anne, ican
citizen and who loves his country
has cause to be glad, for the pres
ent reckless, extravagant, unbusi
ness Ike, un American manage
ment Of our national affairs will
soon come to an end. Then we
will appear to the world in our
rightlul position-the foremost ma
ton on the face of the earth.
There is no occasion for demo-
Gratis to be discouraged. Democ-
racy has shown its incapacity and
will be forever banished from
power, but the democrats may
ENJOY the blessings of an enlight-
ened and patriotic administration
as well as the blackest republican.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-14
THE DREAM CITY.

We desire to again call atteE-
ton to our very liberal subscrip-
ton offer outlined previously.
That it is most acceptable is proved
by the fact that we have already
received numerous responses. and
those who have in possession the
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gold and colors. and the engrav-
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ume is an ornament to any home.
We send it free, postage paid, to
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subscriber who renews for one
year and to any person, subscriber
or non subscriber, who sends us
one new subscriber, the remittance
for one years subscription to be
forwarded in each case.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-14
Nervous Prostration
Could Not Sleep = Had No
Appetite
Cured in Body and Mind by Hoods
SarsapariIIa

"I suffered very much for long time
with nervous prostration. I had about
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-14
The College Dairy.

1t is only necessary TO glance
through the press OF the state to
see that the Agricultural college
this year is attracting widespread
attention. This is particularly
true with regard to The experiment
tai work now being carried Oh at
the institution. Previous 10 this
year, criticisms of the college were
frequently noticed in some of the
state papers, but now that moro
thorough understanding of the
benefits accruing from its expert
mental work is had, the college is
favoraDly mentioned whenever an
opportunity is afforded. The fol-
lowing from the Northwest Pacific
Farmer, indicates the popular feel
ing toward the new dairy:
professor French, of the Ore
gon Agricultural College, was in
the city last week, and expressed
himself as highly pleased with the
prospect for having a fine dairy
and dairy herd at the college.
Professor Kent opens his class of
instruction this week in the new
creamery building with a class at
tendance of about seventy boys
and girls. The new building is
we'll equipped with all the neces-
sary apparatus for conducting first
class practical experiments. Pro-.
French is on the outlook for some
registered Jerseys, i'll compliance
with resolution passed by the
board of regents recently that all
stock purchased for the station,
should be animals subject to regis
try. This means that the college
lis to have one of the best daily
herds in the state, as the professor
says he intends to lay a good foun-
dation so the herd will always be
good. There are already two fine
Jerseys on the farm. These are
the two heifers which took first
and second premium at the stale
fair last year and which were if we
remember correctly, the best ever
tested in the state, one of them
giving about seven per cent butter
fat. This heifer which was named
"Corvallis Beauty" now has her
second calf and is giving D gal
Ions of milk. Among the object
lessons in the dairy class will be a
ten pound jar of butter, and placed
along on the same shelf other jars
containing the amount of butter
fat, milk sugar, water, ETC., that
would be obtained from a like
amount of butter, as well as Jars
containing the amount of milk
from which made, and the butter
milk and other residue. Each in
gredient will be in different jar"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-14
Death of Mrs. John Wiles.

The funeral OF Mrs. John Wiles,
an Oregon pioneer of 1S45, oc-
CURED yesterday at 10 o'clock in
the Presbyterian church of this
city. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. E. J. Thompson, and
were unusually impressive. The
building was we'll filled by friends
of the deceased, many of whom
were old pioneers, and the profus-
ion of floral tributes testified to
the universal esteem in which she
was held. Between the hours of
10 and II the many business
houses of the city were closed out
of respect for the deceased.
Martha ADn Wiles was the
daughter of Joseph I. Huggard,
and was born May 13,
1888, in Galloway county, Missou-
ri, in which state she resided until
1915. During that year with hel
parents she came to Oregon with
the st. Clair company, and upon
the arrival OF the family in Ore
gon they settled near Philomath
i'll this county. Soon afterward
her mother died, leaving her
child of but 13 Years, with the
care of family of five children.
To add to her cares her older mar
ried sister, Mrs Greenberry Sr'ith,
died, leaving two small children,
whom she reared and cared for up
to the time of her marriage. June
s. 1851, 10 John Wiles. At this
time the family were living at
Wells III the north end of the
county, and here she resided with
her family until 1885. when she
moved to Corvallis. AT the time
of her arrival in Benton county
there was but one other family
here, that being J. g. Avery's.
The loss of her mother at an early
age, together with the responsible
lilies she was then compelled to as
sumo necessarily prevented her
enjoyment Of social and educa-
tional advantages. but withal she
was person OF refined tastes and
was possessed of exceptional bust
ness ability. She and her husband
braved the trials incident to pio-
neer lie, and as the result Of
thrift, economy and good financier-
ing, together with uprightness Of
character, they became substan-
tial citizens.
She leaves to mourn her loss a
husband and five children, Mrs.
w. A. Wells, W. L. Wiles and
Lucy G. Wiles, of this city; Mrs.
Thomas Kirkpatrick, of San Fran
francisco, California, and E. f.
WileS, of Wells, Benton county.
Her death was a quiet one and
just prior to her passing away she
called her family about her and 10
each gave parting wiaids of com
fort and advice. MRS. Wiles had
been member OF the Baptist
church for many years and was a
conscientious and earnest Chris
tan. The interment occurred at
the Locke cemetery.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-14
EVERYBODY ENCOURAGED.

The Corvallis Times possesses
very sanguine sort of democracy.
In commenting upon the late state
elections it remarks: ;|fhere is no
occasion for democrats to feel
discouraged at the result of last
Tuesdays elections" Democracy
has a reputation for fighting better
in adversely than when things are
coming its way, and If it can find
the slightest consolation i'll Tues
days elections It's fighting powers
must be OF the bull dog variety.
1t is rather pathetic picture. or
be it a beautiful one, this rose OF
hope springing up in the desert of
defeat.
There really is, we must admit,
no occasion for democrats to feel
discouraged at the result of those
elections. Democrats, as citizens
of these United States, ought TO
rejoice as heartily as any other
citizen over the prospects for this