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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Miss Lucy Kelly of our precinct.
a former q. A. @. student, was
visiting in Corvallis last week.
Mrs. Phillips has sold her place
to A. A. Hawley. Mr.. Hawley is
on the sick list, but improving.
w. B. Shannon has a thorough
bred Collie dog he is desirous of
finding a home for as he has no
use for the dog. Some one who
has stock would find him valua BILE.
He is about year ld,untrained.
Miss Dolora Lowwlll-was mar
ried not long ago to an engineer
on the Great Northern, Mr.. Nor
row. Her friends wish them
many years of happiness and as
few sorrows as fall to the let of
mortals.
James McDaniels cut his foot
across the toes so badly he can
only hop around. He was cutting
wood and did the ''cut act' more
than week ago. Fred McDaniels
is also laid up W tn a sore hand, !,
presumably felon or whitlow. :"
What can a man make selling,
III mid winter, potatoes at 20 cents
per bushel and yellow Newton
pippins at. 40? | think the Klon-.
dixie fever will hurt this part of
the footstool. more than it will
ever. do it good. 49,. - -;
School began this morning, with
Mr.. Hoffman at the desk, and
nearly thirty scholars III attend
anee. The term will be a short
one. You sec, we lost our former
teacher, Miss Flock, when she
took charge of a smaller flock.
ALMA.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
SAMANTHA.
HoSKINS JoTTINGS.

Farmers are busy plowing, pre-
pairing for spring sowing.
Father Anthony, who met will
sad accident last Friday, is or
the mend .,..-
Emmett Williamson is in Port.
land in search of work. He says
he is tired of farm life. .- -.
Ernest and Charley Woods
spent Sunday in Corvallis visiting
their mother and sisters. -.
j. N. Hoffman commenced
teaching school at Cloverdale
Monday with 81 pupils in roll. a.
Mrs. G. w. Golf is dangerously
i'll, so bad off that she was unable
to attend the Maccabees last Fri
day night. nj
Sabbath school and church was
we'll attended Sunday. Prayer
meeting. Friday evening was. also
we'll attended. .::..'. -.
Miss rSelia May berry has been
quite i'll the past few days, troub
led with a sore throat, but is some
better at present. '"- ~-'
J. B. Cougill has sold his potato
crop to Phil Cohen of Albany,
and is at; present delivering them:
He received 81 cents per bushel
sacked. '''!' 80
Fathers and mothers, you had
better watch your boys and girls,
for old Satan has his snares we'll
guarded by his faithful imps, and
some of your innocent ones Will
be has victims if you are not care
ful.-A friend and lover OF, the
pure innocent children. - -. -. -
ScUDb!issf
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04


The state convention of repub-
lican clubs adopted a ringing res
olution almost identical in
thought with that adopted by the
Corvallis club, and other clubs
throughout the state. The re-
publican press association passed
a resolution expressed i'll almost
the same language used by the
local club i'll voicing its belief.
The gold standard, protection,
the St. Louis platform as inter
preted by the Mckinley admins
tration-these words express the
keynote Of the republican party
in the ceni1lg campaign.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
PLEASANT VALLEY.

John Rose has rented a farm
near Dusty and is preparing to
move there soon. IT.. ..
Our county recorder and family
made visits with his old time
friends of the valley, last Sunday,
Chas. Frink and family are pre-
parlng to move from the Scott
farm and Wills Scott will move
there.
School will open at Pleasant
Valley school house on October
4th, with Miss Jennie GellatIy as
teacher.
Grandpa Farr has purchased a
piece of land on Pleasant ridge,
and a band of rs Angora goats to
stock it with. ---
l. B. Henkle and wife will go to
the bay the last of this week TO
visit their grandson, o. G. May,
who is in very poor health.
Leshie Parker is on the sick list,
though able to visit among his
friends. He expects to attend
college at Philomath soon. .-
J. G. Springer, the hog buyer,
purchased Chas. Frink's hogs last
week. Sam Wyatt also bought E,
Frink's and l. Porter's sheep re-
Gently. $50:
Layton Henkle and family made
drive last Saturday and returned
Monday, visiting their uncles, j.
Henkle and J. Kitson, of Silver
ton, Marion county. ..
Mrs. Josie Allen, of Philomath,
has been visiting with her mother,
Mrs. J. Franklin, for a week past.
She is slowly recovering from her
helpless state, can walk without
the use of cane and she gives
the native herb medicine the
credit of curing her, as she had
beed almost helpless for near
three years.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
4 REMARK OR TWO.

The GAZETTE is not owned
by bank seeking to control the
county board OF equalization.
1t is not hired to bea republican
paper and it is not for sale. Ii
does not support republication
for profit.
The GAzETTE's ambition is tc
be a good newspaper, and il
there is a man taking this paper
from political sympathy and
finds that sympathy wrongfully
placed, he is invited to stop his
subscription latter paying up
and stop his growing.
The GAZETTE is thoroughly
familiar with tie more or less
secret crusade started by inter
ested parties against 1.-THE
questioning of its republicanislll,
the thousand and one petty things
that narrow and cnv1ou5 1ninds
can invent. But it relies too
thoroughly upon the clear judg-
ment of Benton county plain
folks to make more than this
passing reference to a harmless
assault.
If the GAZETTE ever finds it
Necessary to oppose a republican
candidate, it will do SO openly
and above board, and we are very
glad to say that it is not at all
likely that such a necessity will
arise. Lack of. frankness has
never been a fault of this paper.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
AND INDEPENDENT

! Uncle Jimmy Erwin, from So
! daviHe, is visiting with his chill
dren at his old home.
Mrs. Dave Hood, Mrs. E. Hart
less and Mrs. Alfred Rust have
been on the sick list, but are ina
proving.
The aged father of Mr.. VIM
Dixon lies very, i'll at the home O.
his son, and no hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
There will be another shooting
match at the Independent schooI
house next Saturday. If the boys
keep on they may attain perfsc
ton.
The beautiful spring weather
we are having is appreciated more
than ordinarily, after the severe
spell of weather we had short
time ago.
Word has been received here oil
the death of Katie, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Kriens, former residents of this
locality, but now of Washington
This neighborhood is neither
dead nor yet asleep, as the silence
of your correspondent would in
dicate. To this Creamery has
testified through the GAZETTE, af.
ter roaming through this locality.
Miss Janet Eunson, who return.
ed to Scotland last fall, after re-
siding here with her brothers the
past four years, was married at
her old home recently and intends
remaining in old Scotland. -
The young people have organ
lied a literary society and meet at
the independent school house ev-
cry Friday evening. There is no
doubt that these meetings will
prove to be both entertaining and
instructive, as we have plenty OF
good material for such work In the
neighborhood.
This neighborhood was greatly
shocked when the news of the
death Of Albert, the ten year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Simon
son, spread through it, as such
news will. The boy, with two
older brothers, was at work in the
timber on Wednesday of last
week. 1t seems that in telling
one tree it became lodged in an
other, and when this one also was
sawed and both began te fall, the
little fellow ran, as he, thought.
from danger, but instead of this
he ran to his death, for the tree,
or perhaps a falling limb, struck
his head and killed him instantly.
The funeral services were held at
the home ON Friday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Kelly, and
were largely attended by neigh
bors and friends who sincerely
sympathize with Mr Simonson
and family in this, their sad be
Mrs. Simonson has
been severely i'll for several weeks
and is still unable to be about.
"EvER GREEN"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
MCBRIDE OF OREGON.

The national senate is not a
representative body, and its
vote Ill favor of a se1rli-repud-
iation of our national debt does
not express the sentiment of the
Arlerican people. But the de
liierate action of all important
bt.ncin of a great government in
support of proposed national
tilievcry is none the less appal-
ling,
III the honorable and patriotic
minority, voting against mad
ness. aud badness, was Senator
Mcbride of Oregon. His vote
honored our state, and every
loyal citizen who realizes the
full import of the Teller resolu-
ton will rejoice that their sena-
tor upheld the honor Of our
country.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04

w NJ. or 43 miles.
Sub division and Extcriors T y S r 10 "
w NJ, II miles.
Subdivision and Exteriors rs S ROW
w M, or 50 miles. -!
Subdivision and Exteriors 33 S R II Z
w NJ, or 96 miles. 81:
Subdivi.i,h 7 80 S Rl6E E w NJ, or 81
miles. ~. :. -:
Subdivision and Extoriors 7 al S r 40 E
W NJ, or AZ 1-2 miles.
Subdivision and Exteriors T 40 S ROW
W M, al l miles.
Subdivision-T % Row w NJ, or 40 Ia
mile.. 49,.
Subdivision and Exteriors T 81 RIA W
w NJ, or &C miles.
Subdivision TAOS ROW WA, or 46
miles.
Subdiyi:ien and Exteriors TO S ROY
| w M, or 33 miles.
Subdivision and Extsriors T S r A. E
w NJ, 70 mics.
Subdivision and Exteriors T S RAJ E
w NJ, or - miles.
Bid: must be at stated prices per miles for
each and all of the above classes OF surveys,
and no bid. will bo considered whore the
! prices exceed so per mil: for subdivisional
and connecting lines, $23 for township and
range lines, aAa $25 for base, standard, msr
idian, and rneander lines.
|. All bids must be made in writing sealed,
and marked Proposal TO Execute Govern
ment Surveys described in Notice No. l.,
dated Jan. IS, 1885," Proposals may be
left at this ofica in person or enclosed in an
envelope and forwarded by mail.
Bids TOR the surveys described in this no.
tice will be opened en February 10. 1893.
and notice forwarded to the successful bid
der within ten days thereafter, accompanied
with contract including saids surveys, and
bond which must be properly executed and
returned to this office Immediately.
+ Only responsible, reliable, and competent
surveyors will be employees, who must exc
cute their surveys in person, and will be re-
quired to give bond in double the estimated
amount of contract in each instance.
+ 1t will be r,quiaed that the surveys herein
,describ.d be completed aAd returns made to
thisAetHce on or before Docenl ber 81. 1883.
than one uotice, but the bids, must be sepsr-
ate under each, andthis Office wifi limit each
ideputy to such an amount Of work as cam be
properly completed within the tim me specified.
The right i, reserved by this Office to reject
any and all bids, and no contract will be
binding on the part of the United States
until approved by the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office. d.
: ROBERT A., HABERSHAM,
U. S. Surveyor General for Oregon.
:: Office of U. S. Surveyor General, January
eth, 1898.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
THE LEAGUE.

The convention of Oregon re-
publican clubs by its harmonious
action condemns those disturbers
who have endeavored to array
republican against republican on
the money question:. The con-
ventioa, by its elections and res
olutions, declared that if man
stands on the St. Louis platform
as interpreted by the republican
administration, his republication
can not be properly questioned
by anyone. The convention
lifted it's voice against factional
strife and in favor of united sue
cessful effort.
Then let us hear no more of
silver republicans, Mitchell re-
publicans or Simon republicans.
Multnomah county has her tac-
tional quarrels inspired by the
desire to control the city govern
ment, but we should quarantine
the state against that quarrel and
refuse to listen to any man who
raises the wolf cry Of factional-
ism in the outside counties.
Mark every man, who accuses his
republican neighbor of secretly
believing in anti-republican doc
trines, as disloyal to the party.
The republican party is geing
to win next June. 1t is going to
win with a clean ticket and it is
going to win with the battle cry,
"The best Of money for the best
of people, and protection for our
own"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
CullS and Comments.

There are two interpretations of
the republican St. Louis platform
by republicans who assume to fol-
low it. One is that Of Chandler,
Wolcott & Co., and the other that
Of Mckinley and Gage. This pa
per believes in the republican st.
Louis platform as interpreted by
by the Mckinley ADMINISTRATION.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
DUSTY.

Marion Barnard is ON the sick
list.
J. H. Edwards went to Portland
Saturday.
Call and see our new barber.
Haircuts and shaves only 25 cents.
V. r. Buckingham and hired
help are busy grubbing this nice
weather.
Claude Warren, of Coos bay, is
visiting this week with his uncle,
II. L. Bristow. 80
Charley Perrin has been troubled
again this winter with staggers
among his horses. =.
w. R. Goodman, of Liberty,
was visiting B. Goodman, of
this place, last Sunday 49,:
Rev. NJ. NJ. Waltz had the mis-
fortue TO lose one of his most val
liable horses last week.
Hiram Hall had one OF. his mol
ars. remove. last week. Dr.. Benz
nett performed The .operation.s III.
Vern ;Woodcock's teamteok "a
lively spin the other day. The
team and wagon were not dam
aged: but the harness we're badly
broken. - ;,:' ~.
A union Sunday school Of fifty
scholars was organized at this
place last Sabbath, with 6. w.
Householder as superintendent
, and H. I. Bristow, Mrs. Slough,
Mrs. Bradley, Prof. Thompson and
DR.. Bennett, as teachers.
J. G. Householder has returned
from Lebanon. He has secured
work in the paper mills at that
place and expects to move his
family there in a short time. His
leaving here will be 4 great loss to
the band. -
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Invitation for Proposals to Execute
Government Surveys
(Notice No. ~

Notice is hereby given that sealed propos-
ais will be received at this office up to and
including February 18th, 1898, at p. M,
for running, measuring, and marking, ac-
cording to law and instructions, the follow.
ing described surveys, to-wit:
Subdivision T-5s RISE WM, or 2l14
miles.
Subdivision and Exteriors T6 S R9 w
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X. Y. L.

Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer
Immediately relieves Soar Stomach, Com
ing up of Food Distress, and is the great
kidney ana liver remedy. Sold by Gra-
ham & Wells.
Ladies, Take the Best. If you are
troubled with constipation, Sallow Skin,
and Tired Feeling, take Karl's Clover
Tea, it IS pleasant to take. Sold by Gra-
lam & Wells.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04

Attacks by republicans upon re-
publicans cannot possibly aid the
party. Those papers that are hon
estly and intelligently loyal to. the
republican party will not let pee:
wish criticisms anger them into aid
ing the populists and democrats
by creating dissensions in our own
rankS =.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
MONROE ITEMS.

How does this weather feel for
winter? =.
On account of a severe cold DR..
Mckenney is staying indoors
lately. :.
Life is being enjoyed at Soda
vile by Wilbur Starr and his
mother.
A visit to her valley friends is
being made by Miss Minnie
Schuette, OF Alsea.
Moses Starr and family started
on their homeward trip to Rits,.
vile, Washington: T.uesdaN: :
A drama is soon to be given IN
Monroe under the auspices of the
cornet band. We have not learn
ed the date as YET.
Our public school teacher, O..
Sinclair, expects to attend the
coming teachers institute to be
held soon in Corvallis.
M. G. Evans has been on his
ranch west of town making i'm
provements. He expects to soon
have a home out there.
An oyster supper is to be given
by the ladies aid society of the NJ
E. church early in March, possibly
on the 9th of that month.
Friday evening our, energetic
barber gave a private dance i'll
WiIhelm's hall. Those who were
there. say that Ed is a capital en-:
tertainer. - : & -: - -
The winter will be spent by
Mrs. Edgar Grimm at the home Of,
her father in Monroe. owhiIe heE.
husband is hustling. =dnties=, for
Uncle Sam in Alaska. y
A social party was given by Ed
Looney at the residence Of his par:
ents recently. Another was Civ
Ell last Friday evening at the resi-
dence of J. w. Welty.
The responsibility of engineer
ing the M. l.. society still rests OH.
the shoulders of Claude [. Starr,
since he was re elected to the Of
flee of president on Saturday.
"Dr."(O Shakeford, alias Smith;.
has been a guest amongst Our
townspeople for the past week.
Since no horses are sick just at
present, DR.. S. sees. naught but
darkness and gloomcahead. =
A gathering Of young people
took place Wednesday evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Plouts, north of town. The day
Was the anniversary. of. Mr.. Pfouts
birth, and the party was given in
honor of that gentleman.
George Morelock, who had such
A severe attack of malarial fever
last summer, is now just able. to
commence learning to walk again.
The fever in settling in the mus
cles, almost totally deprived the
little fellow Of the use of any of
his limbs.
NJ. Nj. Waltz lost valuable car
riage horse recently. While ON
his way with it to Simpsons chap
el one Sunday, stick flew up,
struck the, horse in the groin and
inflammation set in. from which the
animal died On the following Wed
nesday. ( e
by decision rendered by the
judges at Mckinley hall Saturday
evening, the United States now
has perfect right and a clear
road by which she can aid the Gu
ban patriots i'll their struggle for.
liberty. No doubt the govern
ment will take notice and act in
accordance with the verdict.
The sage of the "classic Long
Tom" has been in our city of late.
Registering at our leading hotel
and proceeding to sample our best |
liquids, Bill was soon able to i'm
part great chunks OF wisdom, end
20 scatter pearls of thought with
LIBERAL tongue. He is not the first
edition of misapplied talent, and |
he natural intellectual ability !
lere employed TO no good purpose
" lfc. could have been used in Sc
:urinS fame, honor and great re
pect among men.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04
AFFIRMATION.
The Gazette stands for:

The Gazette stands for:
The protective tariff.
The single gold standard.
Retirement OF the bond-breed-
inu, credit-thrsatening demand
notes of our government.
The payment OF the national
debt in the best money that wis
dom and experience can devise,
A factionless. clean, effective
republican party.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04

- .Shiloh's- Consumption Cure cures
where others fail. 1t is the leading Cough
Cure, and no horse should hc without it.
Pleasant to take aud goes rightto the
spot. Sold by Graham & Wells.
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What Dr.. A: E. Salter Says.

= Buffalo, N. Y.-Gents:-Frem my
personal knowledge, gained in observing
the effect of: your Shiloh's Cure-in cases
Of advanced consumption, am prepared
to say. it is the most remark able Remedy
that has ever been brought to my attep-
ton. 1t has certainly saved many from
Consumption Seld by Graham & Wells.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-02-04

=. Karl's Glover Root Tea for Constipa-
ton, its the best, and after using it if ysx
adon't say Sc return the package aud get
your money. Sold by Graham & Wells,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-28

que n6 jPruebasf Las hemos adtl-
cido largamente eu este enclose plei
to. las ha explanado, con gran aeo-
pio de l6glca, en- astos 1ltimos dias.
nuestro colega El Liberal 7 el pals
esta convencido de que nuestra obra
es buena, & pesar de cuanto di-
gan nuestros hamantes contradicto-
res. Por ESQ estk con nos otros.
El partido liberal autonomista puede
vivir con el pacto y sin 81 pactc.
Procede del coraz6n del pueblo. in
culc6 en 81 sus ense f1apzas. bas6 en-
q sus prestigios. no debio nunca So
vida al spoyo gnbernamentsl, y como
sus aspiraciones regionaIes resplan
decen tan f1tegras hoy. como aver, Y
como su esencia es Ia misma, ( igua
les los r.sortes one 10 impulsan, de
identico modo que sc sgit6 en- Ell pa
sado Sc agltar4 en- el porvenir. COZ,
las dobles ventsjss que dan la expe-
riencia y on amb:ente mas favorable,
fernando un rartido inaniar indie
pendiente con en- organization y s,s
bandera autonomista de Ponce, con
sus homb-es = sus principles. E"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-28

Tampoco e v&lvuia de ss0apO paf1
dar sslida 4 Los reosntiroisntos perso-
Males y Las pssiones exsltadas.
Z tepgs adem&s en- ouenta que 10
c0rtes no qasita % valieste.
Adssdo ns1is 81 pfiblioo mereos mis-
oonsideraciones, do las que algunos se
Green.
7 una oosa es oensurar oon energfs,
y otra offender sin miramientos.
AL que no quiere caldo. -.
La naanO ,ssgra no afirma, insin IA.
No tiene pruebas, oarece de datos
pero sqne importa3
para que los neoesitsf
LIE basts con su mala intenci6u.
Todo oonsiste Gin lamar ls reticencia
maievola, que ya 80 snoargar&n dc re-
ooger y dar como verdad indudahle los
seides que pululail en- corrillos Y ter
tulias.
SQuer6is saber como esoribs Ia n,ano
negrG?
Iced:
Despu6s de poner en- tela de iuioio
81 inoidente promovido en- Ia villa del
ojo (no 90 NADIA 10 del ojo) por los "pn-
ros," dioe <El Autonomista>
<Pero Ia coiuoidencis de que solo go
habla de perturbaoiones semejautes allf
donde hay nm Alcalde imparoisl como
ell de Yauoo, antonomista hist6rico
como 81 de Aguadills, nos haoe temer
que en- Ell fondo de todo clio, solsm en-
to haya i0triRas miateriosas y tenden-
tes a obteper la destituci6n de 10. AL
caldes que estorbsn al fusionismo.
<Con este objeto Sno podrfa haber una
mano negra fusionista que pagase los
que grlten perturben Ell orden y a
los que den mueras a Mu1lox Rivera2
ella historic registra tantos casos
au6logosl.
iESrek0!
iAhf ten6is yivita y colesndo IL ma
no ssegrdi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-28
ciendo ahogados Evia, ,Bermddez,
el sobrecargo y nm marinero.
VARIAsJ NOTICIAS

Dicen de Argel que los animos
Sc han aquieta do despu6s de al
gunos fusilamientos.
El 1mperio Chino ha cedido &
Alemania. por noventa amos, ell
puerto de Kiaochou.
El Gobiern0 de Italia ha la
mado a las ar mas parte de las
reservas de sn Ejercito, para
hacer frente q los motinss que
SO verifcan Gin muchos barrios
de Roma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-28

v..:.....rto. n coss,p0ute con.
IT :, pIs0..I & rsIevn III general Pa
'a.s1 :, .-1or S.sa,,ta fuG qnisa re-
.-., psiacio. NOR 10 tram
.;.; .:v1 :. .ls gsIs =. torness IS : debilldades
.-a.o,,+an ia an esta isla.
r. ~ ,,.na d;sc,,rrir con acisrto.
= onarar enrafiar s 10 opinion
pdblios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-28
HABANA

Ha fondeado On este puerto Ia
fragata alema,na 'Chelot", que
procede de Haiti.
El sehor Capriles ha llegado a
Santiago de Cuba, donde SO le
hizo un gran recibimiento, to-
mando possession de su cargo de
Gobernador.