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Strength Pitted Against Weakness

The United States, with 75,000,0OO inhabi-
tants, practically unlimited credit, and In
the midst of an era of peaceful business
prosperity. has entered upon war with
Spain, a country of 15,OO0,OOO Inhabitants,
with substantially no credit, and weakened
by three years of exhaustive internal war
fare. Such a war should be conducted by
the United States with ease, determine
ton, promptness and an absence of dis
turbance of the ordinary channels of COM
merce.-New York Times.
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Dangerous

We greatly fear that the rejection of Mr..
John A. Logan's rendered services as
colonel of cavalry will ALLEVIATE from this
government the sympathies of the Bit and
Spur club. 1t was an unwise thing to do.
We cannot afford at this juncture to arouse
the enmity of any foreign power.-Chicago
Chronicle
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, May 5.-Bar silver, 56hc;
Mexican dollars, 45c.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-Bar silver,
561bc Mexican dollars. 46G46lac.
LONDON, May 5.-Bar silver, Esd.
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Transfers, $1,000 and Over

(Dally statement
A. and W. Il. Gilham ct al, by John
Burr, sheriff, to +. ]. Burge-Lot
9, blk 2, L. A. Hstd dtrt................ 49, ,1S2
Lot s. blk 53, Huber trt............ 1850
C. w. Mann ct al. to c. U. Bunnell-
Lot % and part 36, Webster & Strait
Lot S. blk 4, sub. of Garvey ranch. $500
l.. c. Wells to F. w. Rush-Part Sec.
2 S N. ........................ 1850
s. B. Trembley ct al. to r. E. Ibbet-
son-Lot Z, blk 1, Highland trt add
NO. l............ ............ LOW
San Rafael ............................ 49, ~. $500
]. Howard to r. Bowerman-Lots "a,
%, Al to so, First add to Central
Park, vernon ....................... 15O0
8. N. Androus ct al, by John Burr,
sheriff, to Saw. Blk of So. Cal.-
Lots l, Q and 8, blk b, NE. Pomona
trt. and part lots and 2, Sec
...............''. I,Aoo
Thirty transfers under $1,000, of which
8were nominal Observation-Disclosures. 4,94
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Ohio Estimate of Foraker

The people of Ohio know that Senator
Foraker is neither a saint nor a great
statesman. But it is with undisguised pride
that they have discovered that in supreme
emergencies he is owned by nobody.-Co-
lumbus Press-PoSt.
The herald., 1898-05-06
Enlisted in Humanity's Cause

America stands today the armed con-
science of the civilized world, prepared to
enforce its dictates and, in pursuance Of
the national mission, carry humanity one
step farther In its progress toward the
goal of perfect freedom.-St. Louis Post
nisnatch
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OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
Los Angeles, May s, 1898.
THE world does not require so much to
be informed as to be reminded"

The actual return on dividend-paying
stocks at existing quotations is always
matter of keen interest to the investor.
According to the New York Times much
is to be heard Just now in speculative cir
cles of the probability of large purchases
of dividend paying stocks by investors and
investment interests who, according to
Wall street history, always appear as buy
ors of standard securities when things look
ominous and when conditions seem to war;
rant liquidation, rather than new invest
ment.
Assuredly this is the custom of many
wealthy men, but it must be remembered
that into the calculations of these investors
there always enters the consideration OF
the investment yield on such purchases
and of the comparison between that yield
and current money at market rates. With
money loaning at 6 and per cent, stocks
yielding only and on their market
price are not too attractive as Investments.
OF course, to the speculator who seldom
sees the stocks he buys, this is not Of much
consequence, but to investors 1t rs of great
moment.
Because of their high market values,
the majority of the stocks that pay big
dividends yield the investor less than do
some of the lower priced shares. With the
gilt-edged stocks, however, the security
is greater, for many of their dividends are
guaranteed or practically assured by the
earnings Of the property, while with the
cheaper securities the dividends are much
less certain.
In the following table, which is taken
from the financial supplement of the New
York Times, there are to be found inter-
esting comparisons between the returns on
investments in various dividend paying
American stocks at their present market
prices.
In the case of several of the stocks the
dividend rate Is greater than has as yet
really been established, although 1t is fig
ured from the proportion already paid this
year:
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ers, 75O@S.OO; small broilers, 2509S 90; large
broilers, 400@5.5O; fryers, 5.5OQ650; hens,
3O0Q4OO; old ducks, 3.0OQS.5O; geese, LOCO
l.25 per pair; old pigeons, 1.50; young pig
cons, 1.50d2.00.
Eggs-Store, 11h@12c per dozen; fancy
apCh 1olLED12c
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Poor business for Americans

Tearing down Spanish flags, harrying
Spaniards and all such riotous proceedings
do not show, much less prove, patriotism.
Every act Of that kind is q disgrace to our
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THE INVESTOR
CONDUCTED BY GEO. A. DoBNsoN

submitted for decision. Judge Hebbard
rendered his decision denying the motion
of the plaintiff, if the case should ever be
brought to trial on it's merits. Judge
Hebbard ordered that the temporary in
junction continue in force until the fur
ther order of the court
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Spanish Securities

LONDON, May 5.-Spanish fours closed
at 301s, a net loss of n.
Paris-Spanish fours closed at 80 1-1G, a
net loss of 1 3-16.
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Incorporations

The Pacific Lighting company of San
of incorporation; $50. 900, all subscribed. The
directors of the company are J. M. Living
ston. c. o. G. Miller, H. w. A. Miller, W.
B. Cline and Jos. Hutchinson.
The Paloma Power and Water company,
San Diego; 81 ,250 900, in shares of 800 each.
Directors, Geo. +. Coats and VIM. G. Tai
colt of Los Angeles. and Geo. D. Tantau,
]. P. Jones and w. S. Hebbard of San
Diego.
Alcyone company of California; formed
to manufacture and sell chemicals and
medical supplies; Los Angeles. Directors,
DR.. r. e. Newland, DR.. j. ]. O'Brien, DR..
W. Wilmington, and DR.. e. X. Belfils of
Los Angeles, and l.. Belfils OF Tulare; $3.50, =
900: all subscribed.
ONO Mining company, Sacramento; $780,
900; subscribed Sal, 900.
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Trunks. Bags, Leather Goods
J. C. Cunningham, manufacturer. dealer
repairing speciality. 222 South Main. Tel
ephone M SIS.
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, May 5.-The following
stock exchange today:
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MUNYON'S

Cold Cure cures colds in the had, colds On @ tn$
ali forms OF grip Stops snoezing. discharges from
the nose and eyes, prevents catsrrh Spn'rfaa sass
pleasant little pellets arc absolutely harmless have
saved Thousands Of lives and prevented much SEX
separate cure for each disease. Al all druggists-
25 cents . vial. If you need medical advice write
Prof MunyOn, l505 Arch Street, Philadeipnias ~ v
ahsOlutely free.
The herald., 1898-05-06
Investments in Municipals

The New York Bond Buyer says 1t is
in receipt of many inquiries as to what will
be advisable in regard to permanent in
vestments in municipal bonds in the event
of the war between the United States and
Spain, now assured. In reply the Bond
Buyer says: "Hold them" They are the
only notwithstanding bonds sold in this
countryside country of the greatest possi-
BILE development. There exists no security
more stable than that of a state, county,
city, village or, school district which has
legal for @ SAVINGS HANKS s IN M Nav
England states. Throw over railroad or
similar bonds in war times, but cling to and
buy municipal bonds. The day will come
when municipal bonds will be considered
as a better Investment than real estate,
because a quicker asset.
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$2O.499
Mortgages, $1,000 and Owe
(Daily Statement.)

DAILY Statement.1
c. Elton ct al. to Equitable B. & L.
Assn of U. S-Part lots 2, 3, and
Z, blk 80, H. S., lot 20, Clark &
Bryan's Figueroa st. trt, II yrs, 1913
per cent ........... .................... s1,2O
Six mortgages under $1,000. 1,95
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Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa, May 5.-Credit balances,
75c. Favorable war news caused an ad-
vance Of Is per cent on refined, and 4c in
crease in the price of credit balances, caus-
ing strong advance in the speculative oil
market today. It opened at 74c bid for cash ;
first sale cash oil, 75c; closed SIC bid; total
sales, 80, 900 barrels.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May Seattle
Receipts, $500; dressed beef steers steady;
lighter grades strong; sales, 4oOq4SO; west
2.05M4.70; stockers and feeders, 4.0OG5.1O; no
southern cattle.
Sheep-Receipts, 25OO; muttons, 41Oa4 25;
clipped lambs, 4.25Q4.50; stockers, 2.5043. Is.
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loans at 11A@2 per cent, 1t is easy to bor-
row money to carry dividend paying
stocks, thus really giving the speculator
interest on borrowed money. But in an
active money market, with rates at and
per cent, many stocks would have to sell
far below their present figures to yield
that much In the way of interest. For in
stance, no per cent stock would
earn per cent interest at any price
above 1874; no Z per cent stock above
116h; no 6 per cent stock above par. A
3 per cent stock to yield per cent would
have to sell at 83h; 4 per cent stock at
661s, and per cent stock at so.
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Releases, $1,000 and Over

Dai1y Statement.)
r. H. Klages to r. Med. SERVER, 5O4-
1893 .......... .............:.....:...... $1.2
M. McCollum to F. D. Christie, 448-
10Y ................. ...,................. 5,U
Ten releases under $1,000 .............. &c
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9,S
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AtcnlSOn ....... IL
do pfd. ... 2S1
Baltimore & o. III
Canada Pacific SO
Sanada South. so
Central Pacific. 121
Ches & Ohio. 205
Chi & Alton. .B6
G B & Q....... 97a
Chi & E Ill.,. 49
c G g & st L.. 2Sz
do pfd.... 75
Del & Hudson.109
Del & l. W. .160
D q r. g. ...... 121
do pfd. -. 46s
Erie (new) -. 10
do 1st pfd 341
Fort Wayne ...167
Great N pfd. .1541
Hooking Val... 6h
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. May 5.-California dried
fruits: Apples strong; other fruits steady.
Evaporated apples-Common, 567ihc per
pound; prime wire tray, &c. wood dried
prime, S1aQsc; choice, &c; fancy, 9a91sc.
Prunes-31a6D8c
Aprlcots-Royal, 61sdSc; Moorpark, $40
10c.
Peaches-Unpeeled, SIC; peeled, 11614c.
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Bond List

NEW YORK, May 5.-The following
are the closing prices of bonds on the New
York stock exchange today:
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12
Bills Allowed.

The following bills were allowed
by the county court Of BentoI
county at its regular August, 1898
term to-wit:
| DR.. E. Bennett. medical services
county poor, $6.
5. E. Martin, bf'ge lumber, $4.73
J. A. Wood, rent voting place, $5
Frank Griffith, bounty, SIC.
J. IL. Gibson, index county rec
orls, $14.
Mrs. NJ. N. Jacobs, rent voting
place, IS
J. and W. White, judges stamp
$3.50
Glass d Prudhomme; stationery
etc, $50.
Wm. Williams, gravel for roads,
$1.25.
S. H. Peterson, building bridges,
1900.
}. L Ripley, Expert. county rec
ordS, $51.
J. II. VI ilsor, Expert. county r,c-
! ol't~. PIO.cO.
1. N .rton, building bridge, $40.
E. Mulkey, building bridge, $27.
/ W. }. Howell, care poor, $40
II. 0. Hart, care poor, $1.50
10 G. ~ Darnhart, Sal. janitor, so.
The Irwin HoiSoa Co., station
eiy. $3 IS.
| Chas. FranAIip, bounty, $3 81.
wilson Il Corbett, tiling, $12 80.
a. s. Alexander, sal. asses 1915.
CORVALLIS TINES, print'g, $50 25
S. L Kline, Mdse Go pon. 1920
U. 5. Gleason, balance on lumber
bill, ST.
T. ?. Clark, Mdse Co poor, $1O.
Corvallis Gazette. printing, SIS.
DR.. Chas. Band, medicine county
p, or, IS 10.
Allen & Woodward, stationery,
ETC.. 1915.
Mrs. David Higgins, care coun-
ty poor, $17O47.
J. T. Phillips, repairs to road
machine, $3.50.
Miller & Hecto-, repairs to
bridge, IS.
Irwin Smith, bounty claim, 81.
D. Carlile, J. P. fees, Stave vs..
King ct al, 1896. r.:.
E. Il. Bryson, J. P. fees, State VS..
Sullivan, 1926.
II. Il. Carver, Constable fees,
State VS.. Sullivan, 81.
Smith & Stone, building Spring
Hill bridga, $l24.72.
Smith & Stone, building Brown
bridge, $26l.72.
J. r. Smith & Co, hardware,
etc, $685..
Brandeberry 6 Wheeler, bridge
lumber. 1926.
Frank Griffith, bounty, Csc.
J. \. Blu .hanan, salary commits
sioner, $l6.
VIM. KNOTS. salary county COM
missioner, $3.50.
ATTEST:
VIRGIL E. WATERS, Clerk.
By VICTOR p. MOSES, Deputy.
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Ernbate Court.

The following business was done in
the Probate Court this week: -.
:. S. L. Kline appointed administrator
fof tie estate of VIM. Howell deceased.
Bonds $500
~ Esta:ey of HenryRnst Sale of real
property coz nfrned. se.
+ Estates. Of Jane Harris deceased. viii
probated. Mary Jane sWhitby appoine
execator. Bodds COO ~.
Estate of Leo Gerhard. adnainistrator
ordered to pay c'aiths in full.
Estate ofFG. L. Grain dec, ased. Orde,
to sell real property.
Estate of w. A. S ate deceased Cita
E-tions issHed - w d Ris'ey, executor,
requiring him. to file final account on or
before Sept. 9th, 1898. Martha Slate.
widow, allowed $3co fer her suppa1t.
Estate of j. g Alexander Final
account allowed. Administrator dis
Charged. Bond. men exhonerated.
Estate of E. e. Wyatt deceased. Final
account allowed. Administrator dis
charged. Bonds1nen exhonerated.
psstateof Hans Karstefi deceased. Goa
tihued for term.
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Died

Mrs. I. W. Gormas. Of Yaqllina City
known to many Of cur readers, departe@
this life July 3rst. Mrs. German anei hei
husband, who is merchant at YaqsliEa
and their family settled there II years
since, having removed from California
She for a number Of years has been q
follower of the meek and lowly one, and
a faithful member of the Episcopal
church. She had many sincere frie.ds.
Simple and unaffected in her life, she
won the esteem Gf all WHO formed her
acquaintance. Her life was lovingly de-
voted to her husband and children. May
the inspiration of her unselfisll and
Christian life act like balm upon the
stricken husband and children, is the
prayer Of tae GAZETTE.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12
Reflections.

1t man, with d breath that would
stop All electrocution, halls You on the
street and attempts to discuss great prob
lens of state, he is probably iEebriated
If man wakes up i'll the morning
with I9 several a. d distinct kids OF
dark brown tastes III his Ii. nth, he can
bet he is a candidate for the hospital, OF
else he has been making a blending
retort of his stoGach Fer all the different d ai fr
kinds of libations offered at the shrines
of Bacchus.
When lately converted sot. who has
spent all his years up to the ha.f century
mark III riotous living, tells you that he
has the only true, genuine religion, and
that lie would not give a snap of his
fnger for all the Christianity i'll all the
churches, it is perfectly safe foryou to
coaclude that it took but very little
religion to FIJI his cran,ped soul full to
overflowing.
When such an one asseverates that all
men and women making up the member
ship of the different churches are frauds,
cheats and liars, You cannot fail to doubt
the genuineness of, his alleged conversion.
When blear-eyed, weakly-legged
specimen of the genus homo, carrying
tons of breath whose perfume is louder
than the aroma of h,mburger chs ese, calls
at your place of business aud wants yen
TO do him favor, you can be absolutely
certain that he intends to strike you fer
4 quarter, TO buy his dinner with. That
is what he will tell you, at any rate
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12
S. B. RYDER AND FAMILY
The Dis sovery of the Day.

Aug. j. B9gel, the leading druggist OF
Shreveport, La, says: ''Dr. Kings New
Discovery is the only thing that cures my
cough, and it is the best seller I have" j.
f. Ca nrbeil, merchant Of Stafford, Arizona
writes: '.Dr. Kings Nes Discovery is all
that is claimed for it; it never fails and is n
sure cure for consumption, coughs and
colds. l cannet say enough for its merits" !"
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consamption,
coughs and colds is not an experiment. It
has been triad for a quarter OF century,
and today stands at the head. 1t never dis
appoints. Free trial bottles at Graham &
Wells drug store.
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SUMMONS,

|
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Benton.
w. p Lord, as Governor of Oregon, II. r
Kincaid, as Secretary of State, aad Phil
/ Metschan, as State Treasurer of Oregon,
the Board of Commissioners for the sale
of School and University Lands, and for
! the investment of the funds arising there
! from, OF the State of Oregon n. Plaintiff
/ vs..
] Mahala Burk, j. H. Burk, her husband,
| Wm Mackay, ard Margaret NJ Mackay,
i his wife, j. N. Brandcberry, and Mollie
! L. Brandcberry, his wife .. Defendants
! To Mahaa Burk, j. Ell. Burk, her hus band
| Wm Maekay, Margaret Nj. Mackay, his
wife, j. n. Branieberry, and Nellie l..
Brandeberry, his wife, the abov:-naned
! defendants. s
| In the name Of the State of Oregon, " ON
hand each of you arcShereby summoned and
/ required to appear and answer to the COM
plaint III The above c-en,itled suit nov on
Gle in the eff ee of the clerk Of said c,,Irt oa
! her. A.. d. 1885. it bf.i,a th9 first div of
/ ~. next rae,,iar Il oyembcr t.rm of the said
court. to Ee held at tlr. court room in the
! court house at Corvallis, in Benton county,
/ Oregon, and YOU and each OF YOU are here
| by notified Tat if Eyeu fail t. answer said
/ rornl,,int as h:rein +. or,ired thn nla;ntiff
vii IannIy Il, the court for ihs r,lief ,.rav i
lif2r i.,tsaS. .itf,s aid sap!;,t amt E,r n
dceroa cgn;,,.t tbs d,.fs.n,lavt. MahaIa Bnr,s
J. II. Bnrk.and VIM. Mackay. f-r tho .un,
of 81 .oOG in U s.. G,id -Cnin. loss the SIN,
!! If s0G poid Jnnnarv IL. 1854. se6 n.;d Ia.
,,a,F. 1.;l iSofl Sc,; naid .fan,Iary II iSSf SaG
,@i3 .Iaarary iS.,2 s9t; Maid Marrh K,
Isa; sne MID Nav 5s 1sa4 SIgo noid
Narch 70 1SSa sio5 ,oiJ October : ,so7
viii ;r tsresJ tbar.on @ IN mi l;le t;nld Gnin ai
kthn r,tn of eigIt nor cent Nor annnn fron'
the Gtb dav ~ Marh Isos mill naid and
far Sf2O .tiornrvs, fees besides the rasts and
.dishursnments ~ tlis su;t and for a dacrea
: aa.ainst ali tbs det;ndants torecInsing The
said m ,rtcagn cot ont in nlaintiffss canonl,int
and Iirncf1ao, that tho rportroaed ,,r.i,,"rtv
therein M described to.wit. Bs9innipg p at
nni.t es i;ni.s sorth ~ tho ;ntar;aS7. n',r'
roe tha 1,r;a;oaI Jdn dnaa. % ,ad oio;.,
a las - A R Repnstt oud vita ~ hs;ng ''t ma;oi
81 4, r 10 p " ~ VIII NIarA
thon. ,,,th o. 81 oi.;rs ~ III ~ ~, sa,tI,act
carner of s.;d cIain, thnnce W sh
tban " ,,t rl % sn SaTn.o c'.f
I''.sI oH Il esss DO
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Reunion.

Mr.. a:d Mrs. Hewitt ard three chill
drsn, of Pennington, Cal, ar. spending
several weeks with Mrs. Sib. Barclay, of
Irish Bend. Last Sunday, it being Mrs
Hewitts birthday, the Barclays held a
femily ieanion. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. James Heron, Mr. and Mrs
John Heron, Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt and
three cAielrcn, iss Leona Herro., Ross
Barclay, Misses Leah and Gertie Barclay
and others. Aunt Mary's children all
enjoyed the occasion hugely, and par.
took of enough chicken fxins" to last
all through harvest.
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Gard Of Thanks.

We desire to return our heartfelt
thanks to our neigllbors aad friends, of
Corvallis, for their sympathy, and espe-
cially to all for their kindness in our sad
be-eaves':en ent death and burial of our son
ar1 brother. Their many Christian acts
will always remain green spots i'll the
desert Of earthly grief We desire espe-
cial!v to thank tic ladies for their many
tokens of respect evidenced by tke
beautiful flowers SO generously given to
decorate The last resting place of our
loves. one.
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Notice-to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given t., all persons con-
cerned that the undersigned has been duly
appointed by the County Court of Benton
County, State of Oregon, executor of tie
last will and testament of Jane Harris, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to present the
same to me. duly verified. as b. law re-
qui,ad, at my home. eight miles south of
in six months from the date hereof.
Dated this 9th day of August, 1898.
MARY JANE WHITLEY,
Executor of the last Will and Testament of
Jane Harris, Deceased.
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BH3klen'S Arnica Salye.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum,
Faver Seras. letter, Chapped Hasds, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptiens, and
positively cures Piles, or Eo pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Graham 6 Wells. druggists.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the
largest sale Of any salve in he world. This
fact and lis merit has led dishonest people
t. att npt to counterfeit it. L.a' k out for
the man who attempts to deceive ysu when
you call for DeNFitt's Witch Hazel Salye
the great pile cure. Graham 6 Wells.
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Real Estate and Other Matter.

Malindss n;c!ey to, ) ohm N. RisIey, 10
acres, near Albany, $3.50.
Alila:.tiA J. Calvert and husband to A.
c. Woodcock, $3.50 acres, sections 2
and 3, township IA, range 5, $4,000.
Three mortgages filed, $2263.I5.
Five me rts..asses satisfied $43e2.
s Four chattel mortgages fled, 1862.
The Z est est amount contributed by any
oAe persoa in Benton county towards
payment of the w2r e.ebt i'll real estate
transactions in internal revenue stamps
is S.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12

More thantwenty million fres sample. of
| DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have beea dis
tribatcd by the manufacturers. What better
proof Of thsir eonfdencs in its merits do you
want? 1t cures piles, burns, sealds, sores; in.
the short st space Of tins. Crab IN, IS Wells.
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At Rest.


just as the GAZETTE was going to press
last week we learned of the sudden death
of Charles H Ryder, of this place, and
briefly anaounced the fact. Mr. Ryder
was bora January I, 1862 He located in
this state Ill 1873 where he has since
lived. He was Sc years. months and Z
days old at the time of his sudden taking
Off. Charley, as he was faniliarly known,
was strong, active ctizeH and the main
stay aud comfort of his aged parents
with whom he lived and cared for, hav-
ing never been married He will be
greatly missed by all, and especially SO
by his parents, who were SO dependent
upon him i'll their declining years. His
funeral occurred Friday, the sta, in pres-
exec of large and sympathizing congre-
CATION, AID was conducted by Rev. Mark
Noble, pastor of the Baptist church of
this place, Tie family feel deeply CRATE
full for all the kindness 5 shown
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12
What DR.. A. +. Salter Saws,

Wy Hdt DT. a. Z. odIter says.
Buffalo, n. Y.-Gents:-From my
personal knowledge, gained i'll observing
the effect of your Shiloh's Cure in cases
of advanced consumption, 1 am prepared
to say it is the most remark able Remedy
that has ever been brought to Ely attep-
ton. 1t has certainly saved many from
Consumption. S ld by Graham :. Wells.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12
NO Cure-No Paw.

That is the way all druggists sell
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TON
&c for Malaria, Chills and Fever. 1t is
simply iron and quinine in tasteless
form. Children love it. Adults prefer
it to bitter, nauseating Tonics.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12
Not Second-Class..

A Georgia editor makes this bid for
public favor "Get a frst-class paper
while you are about it. Our contemporary
over the way keeps this notice at the
head of his journal: Entered at the post
office as secoud>c'ass matter News
paperdom