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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-09

nes, utilizandose cnalquiera de los oonseieros
para secrerarlo q otro de los oonourrentes,
que Sc utlllzarAn sus servicios como iefe dss
sanidad al seflor don Guillermo r. Scamaro.
al, practlcante titular de esta isla, para que
organize el servicio sanlta1io que con la coo:
peraclon de los asistentes de los que sc
vayan unlendo al proyecto de guerrilla de
detensa que la cream los concarrentes que
sascriben y frman los que saben, para eterna
memoria.,
~ Como anunciaban los prograrnas,
anoche tuvo efecto ell nuestro tsatro Ia fun
clon por la compai1la de los sshores Monte.
llu Alfonso, banetclo del fomento de Ia
Escuadra espanola. LA concurrencia fn6
algo escasa, tenl6ndose en- ouenta que tres
cuArtas parties dc las familias do esta capital
Sc han retlrado al campo; mas no obstsnte
los actores fueron may aplaudidos, distiu-
gaiendose las sen orAs JordA Ren36n. Las
obras que SO pusieron escena, faeron:
<tIores y ferlas. el saorifoio de una ma
DIRE; original de don Luis Mariana de LARA
(tfgaro), y <E triunfo de la Marina espafo.
la., en- cuyos desempeno rayaron 4 grande
altura 1ouos los aorores, slendo ilamados
vaflas veces i la escena en- medic de salvas
de aplaasos.
r. Entre las diversas noticias que 80
vlenen reciblendo del interior dc Ia provin.
cia, La que mas ha llamado la stenci6n es la
que da cuenta que los uniooz sombreroa que
han tenido gran aoeptsoidn, son los que se
fabr;can en- lei Ctack.'' San Francisco nd
nero 81. Con 10 dicho qxeda demostrado
Gle una ve& para siempre, que Ia menconads
sombrererta no tieue rival en- sus trabajos
aqa1 nj en ninguns otra ciudad dc la isia.
Pepe Cid es Fl hombre que entiendes s Ia.
mil msravlllas este peliagudo negooio.
~*x Nos Dice un amigo dc Ponce llega-
do hoy 4 esta ciudad, qae 81 senor don
Fructuoso Bustamante, nomorado Ultima
nente subinspector de poliofa lie dioha po.
bIaci6n, estA desplegando gran cello acti.
vldad en- sua fanoioues, de 10 que SO MUGS.
tran satlsfachos aquellos vecinos.
~** In los o1rouios pollticos de Madrid
50 adrnaa que ei senior E@duayen a'gunos
de sus amigos pol1ticos buscar el modo y ID
ocasion dc unirse al seilor Sivela Los con.
servadores dicen que 81 en- efacto ei teilor
Eiduayen quiera ia union en ell discorso III
,amansente prcnanciado por el senior Silve!a,
aiena msrcato el camino one debe seguir.
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NOTICIAS

- Ret-eta esta noche por IA bsnda
del battalion Provisional nnnaero 3.-Prims-
ro: Paso doble <Se salv6 Ell Rey>, Ru:s,
Segundo: Entreacto de Is opera <Lohengriu,
Wagner'-Tercero: Escena y marcia ae Ia
opera <Aida>, Verdi, ,.-Cuarto: Mosaico de
la zarzue!a <Cadiz> Is petici6n), Cnueea.-
Quinto: Valses <Amalia>, Lonip.-Ssxeo:
Jota de la zarzuela ssLa madre del cordero'',
Jim6nez.
-. A causa de Ia faerte marejada que
reina en- l& bahia. aver tarle al salir el vapor
de guerra <Conoha,, Sc fue pique un bote.
Fu6 puesto f1ote sin que ocurriera novedad.
**1 No hay dada "a de que ell vapor
de las tres chimeneas, yankee tilibustero, 6
10 que sea, esta al servicio del enemigo.
iCuando pensamos en- este J en- que estuvo,
con bandera ing'esa, al aloance de nuestroa
oanones!.. Porque los yankees son mav
fuertes en- ESQ de ardides dc la guerra. Hasta
oambian de bandera como cambian de oani-
ga, para huir del peligro. sQae otra marin.
dc guerra del muudo eerfa oapaz de usar de
,semejantes <reoursos.l
b ~. El vapdr <p( p(plins, condaoe PSF.
((bsts plaza l, $50 sacos cdp arro., l!ooo caj.s
psAtas, 500 fardoA tassR 3, 1877 oharterolas.
vino, 20 'aoos garSanzos,\ \aso oajas manse-
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REvISTA ..MILITAR

y Aver, & las cinco de la tarde, las corne.
tasSde los batallones nilitares y de voIunts-
riosy dieron el toque de generala, que paso
Ell movimiento Embellishments 4 todas las
faerzas arm madas dc esta capital. Pocos mo.
mentosadespues estaban todos los ouAspos
militares eada uno en- SD puesto. Rl ei6roite
sc situ6 an las Marallas, San Crist6baNy Aba.
nico; la oaballerfa de montahs en- Paerts do
Terra; los Voluntarios & la eatrada lie Peer
ia de Tietra; la eserva de Artillerf&formada
por obrerds ,Aen Ell Moro; los TilAdores dc
Puerto Ridp,aen Ia Marina; la artiflerfa en- Ia
plazuela de\Shu francisco; los Mabhetsros en-
la plazue!a delsantissgp; la escolta del gene-
raj Macfas, ehFla Forta,eza; Ia gabsllerfa dc
raj 90. Cabo acompai1 ado de sa avudante =
dos parejas depa Goardia oiviH revist3 & to.
das las faerzas.| Estas des6laFon luego por
las GALES princiRafes 1e la poplaci6n, al son
de las marchas qpe tocaban shs respectivas
bandas de rndsica La CruzaRoja estuvo en-
su puesto, asf COMO tambi@h ell cuerpo de
Bomberos. Ell pra asidente de squella asocis-
ci6n, doctor del Vale Ati|@ 81 secretsrio
sehor Gordils, visi}aron l@ ciuco hospitales
del distrito de Ia poblacioY, acompaflados do
uno de los vicepresident@, don jose Fran.
cisco Diaz. El insps sctof doctor don Pedro
del Vale Atiles vista Ell hospital de Paerta
de Tierra. En- todaa As casas de socorro
fu6 enarbolado ell pabafl6n de la Cruz Ro5a
desde que SO oyo ell to1 inc de generals. He
mos dido hacer al sec3atario senior Gordils
grandes eioglos de la}baena disposition que
reina en- todos los hqfpraiillos, extremando
sus alabanzas al megcioIaar el hosp pital insta-
lado en- Ia capi!la dpi A fsenal, preaidido por
el ductor Puig. el jhstalhdo en- Ia calle dei,
Cristo, presidido FOR ell sehor Barboss, cuy
seoci6n es la E,aafnutrida. Ia v,trina de
material sanitarip acknowledgements dispaesta
en- ell distrito psgsidido por el doctor don
Ricardo Hernandez.
Ell Gobernado insrecci ion6 ofcialnente los
hospitales de f. Cruz Rcia estando forues'
da Ia comisiqh inspectora| por ell jefe de Ss
nidad Militaf senor Battle. el ayudante Sc
nor conejoE 81 m6dco Afilisar sehor Ma'
nos. Los piolistas SO reuaieron en- Is plaza
de Armas| 4 las 6rdenes nel General . !
Cabo, fheron qaienes lla4aron rApidamea-
te todas Ias 6rdenes qne y oomunicsrosa
los disti1tos cuerpos duran3e ell simulaoro,
que pedemos ilsmsr la rev ista de aver. .
Tam bi6n los caerpos arfna3os de San
turce, 81 mando del eosHandante se11ot
Geatefa, maniobraron, prin1ero frente al
colegfo dc los Escolapios, flespaes ca Ia
carrytera hssta ell Poepta del Aqua. =
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Ell G @ R SO
Iie aquf el tratsdo que 10 aboli6:
Prfroorc nuoIo .kos;9o o. norao

He aquf el tratsdo que 10 abolio:
Primero. Queda abolido el corso.
Segundo. La propiedsd enemiga Gu
bierta por pabell6n ueutral debe ser respe'
tads, exceptuando solameuts los artfcales
cue puedan caifcarse como contrabando de
guerre.
Tercero. No ca secnestrab!e Ia propie'
dad neutral, aun cuando SO halle eabierta
por psbsl6n enamigo.
Cuarto. E bloqueo solo es obl;gatorio
cuando SEES efectivo.
Ests declaration foe aceptada susten'
tads por Al Estadcs.
Pero Espsna, les Estsdos Unidos
Mejico se negaron hscsro.
de ahf eli miedo que ahora les ha en-.
trado las naciones oomerciales.
Pnes con Ia guerra entire los espshoies =
los yan kees. podrian sufrir graves qaebrantos
C'kl Not;ciero Univeraai' de Bsroeloaa.l
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Sc VENDEN

Dos hermosas Gncas, una de cafe de 200
cuerdas dc terreno mas menos, con cuare1lba
de aquelfruto, entire nuevo de cosecho pro
aucitndo actualmente 125 fanegas, pudiendosen-
brarse mas producer mas, con La ms1na plan
tacion que hoy posee tiene dos casa5 una de 20
va1as cobijada de zinc, dos maquinas de mano,
secaGoras Y todo 10 de mas necesarlO, para Ia
recollection acondicionamiento del fruto. La
otra de 900 cuerdas, lla1nada Mango, con mag
nlicas vegas, donde cosecha de los mejores
tabacos de Puerto Rico, segdn esta va acredi-
tado. propias taulbien para cana de azucar
toda clase de frutos del pals incluso paste ma
logillo y buenos cercados para Is crianza de ga
nado tiene ade1nas una magnltica casa vivienda.
baj JOS para tienda. horno de pan, pesebre, va
rios almacenes y ranches para ls recollection
de frutos. E,sta situada ei camuo que con-
duce GALES, la circunda el rio su mayor par
te Ia atrayesar& Ia carretera que hasta aque2
pueblo Sc est:a construyendo actualmente, 10
cual lie dara mayor inportancia, toda vez que
podra coInunicar a1nbos pieblos, sin va
dear ning1n paso de rio y el puente que sobre
este Sc ha de colOcar Ia tinca. Els Duen
punto de tienda y como tai Sc garantiza, pues
esta situada en- camino centrico. Ambas fncas
estan 4 media hora de esta poblaci6n y Sc ven
den juntas por estar colindantes. En elias podra
el comprador ernplear todos gustos aficio-
mes de agricultor, pues producer toda clase de
frutos del pats, sea de nuestra riqueza agrico-
Ia. Para infor1nes dirigirse q D. Juan D.
Antonio Sim6. Manati.
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(;aHliiSeria

n,.c0v:o LA EKPOSIClON", bajo Ia direction de
ts4ffs3AfIl Id Eropietario Manuel Car
Hoega. En- ella hay gran surtdo de
corbatas oanissas medias par; oqbaeros se hacen
II dueno & este establecmiento ha trabaado los prin
cipale talieres de Ia Habana Precio co,npeencia
,naterales Esta Ia
jas al pubicu rabajos ramo 15ls
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la suscriDciOn directa

2e &Ln Correspondence de Puerto Rico> u1& 81 SO
eI trluaestre. Goeiuntadns No servirdn s4scrip-
clones SIN s'nyo 1stontodo. 1,ueey hacer
et5os liz correos, gros lie !a pres,su 6iIIstes
l>rennd(}>s e1ectsvo.
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~ lio~or Gel visjero. Fonda posada de Cabaler-
Ea fktiu6s Aibopito = Casa grande, ventiiada, bisn
"~& situada la ,nejor y c6ntrica calls de
Ia pohlacor liten pupios per tenporadas preo,s
venconales TN cuberto reaes; CANA d.; an
cafre 4 l1en. 16-l6
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InteIeSante

1n$n A LAS FAMHIAS.-En casa de los Sc
2llEI 6* 0f}lts nores Luifa Hernanos, Colmado
de Cerecedo Hermanos detala al pre-
co de cuarenta oentavos Ia media botea de exquisite
trcto de cafe tan d o6nodo casa de falnilia
rico puro cafe Para tomarlo puro pongase dohie
santidad. Probad eonveneereis. lb-13
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A grandes males
GRANDES RERIEDIOS.

el espiritu npone evolver nerioso
toda su fuerz vigor; de ah la Indication especial
Vino Cordial de C~rebrina' de Uiic ccnceptuado Dor
los z5dicos mas emnenes, el econstituyente po
GeroSo Vltaizador mas rapido." ps
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Buella

Eunna oCASI0N- Sc vende arrienda la hacienda
1NEitH s'BOlSCLLLAS' encevada los bartio Ss-
haneta Ag -rroco, t6rmtno n1ncicipal de Ma
yageZ Dicha hacienda Queda kionee"o distanoia
De Mayagutz. Para pornenores dirigrse don Arturo
Hau Maysguex don Roberto Schnabel Aguadilla 20
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-04
WAR;.

We may have no war with
Spain, but there are strong rea-
sons for believing thas the war
must come. The Maine disaster
will be the ostensible cause.
1t is now known that the
wreck of the warship was not ac-
cidental. Our government, when
this fact is officially made public,
will demand heavy indemnity.
The Spanish government will
hardly be allowed by the Span
ish people to satisfy this demand
and war will be declared.
President Mckinley has used
and will use every honorable
means to avoid the conflict. He
breads to bring upon us the hor-
rors of war, for he knows there
is more misery and loss than
glory and gain in arbitrament 81
the sword. But there is that to
be dreaded more than war, and
when the time to act coulcs we
will see that Mckinley will act
with the wisdom and energy Of
a courageous and sagacious
statesman.
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DUSTY.

VIM. Hull, jr., cut his foot this
week.
Mrs. Shongh is quite sick at her
home in this place.
Mrs. Bristow and Bertha Wigle e
are both improving.
Don't forget that Brother Tay-
lor will preach in this place next
Sunday.
Miss Glen, of Alsea. is visiting
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Slough. of this place.
Mrs. Jolly and her sister, Miss
Carrie Porter, played Philomath a
visit lpst week.
Nell Evans and family, of Mon
ror, spent Saturday and Sunday
in our city, with Mrs. Evans
father and mother.
Philo Gragg Marcus Gra~g and
Emil Price are now members ol
the Bellfountaio brass band. The
boys now want a teacher.
Geo. and Homer Humphrey
went to Corvallis last week to
pay their taxes. They received
the first receipts of the season.
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PHILGMATH COLLEGE.

Miss Tirza White was called
home last week by the illness of
her mother.
Dr. r. o. Logan delivered
some very instructive and helpful
lectures last week.
Miss Webb has been quite sick,
butts somewhat improved at the
prese mt writing.
Quite a large number of our
students will leave ut the end of
this term. All Or nearly all in
tend to return next year.
Revival meetings are still. in
progress and are doing a great
deal of good. Nearly all of oar
students are now Christians.
The town boys and men played
baseball with the college boys last
Saturday. At the close of the
game the score stood - to Sc in
favor of the college boys. Come
again We "slookum" city men.
Two rows of trees extending
from the college building south to
Main street, have been recently
set out. When the weather and
other circumstances permit the
authorities will place u walk be
tween these rows of evergreen
trees.
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PHILoMATH NEWS LETTER.

William Ross has moved to
West Philomath.
Mrs. Emma Brink, of Salem, is
visiting relatives in the city.
A. M. Gray visited Yambill
county on business last week.
Prof. limerick received two
members into the church Sunday.
Rev. Cooking preached at Bell
fountain Sunday morning and
evening.
J. E Henkle superintended the
planting of two nice rows of
eversreens in front of the brick
college.
Mrs. Mary Phillips, of Salem,
hps moved here, and will make
her home with her father, Geo
w. Ross.
Our public school observed
Washington's birthday in an ap-
propriate manner. The afternoon
session was pleasantly passed in
recitatlons and singing.
There was a large crowd as
sembled at the depot Monday
morning to. bid farewell to Rev
Neff, of Irving, who has been eli.
gagged in the revival services here
The meetings will continue this
| week.
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MCBRIDE AND CORBETT.

sSSz4s3 - ~ <s2zz<Ezs
The "disturber," wl1icl is one
of the nicknames the Oregonian
gives itself, is still engaged in
the active operation of its spe-
cial fitness. s." 1t now boils over
with wrath against Senator Nc
Bride. The senator is as sound
and consistent on the money
question as Mr.. Scott himself,
and the Oregonian seems to find
no fault with him on that score
The Oregonian, notwithstand-
ing its disclaimers, was very,
very much concerned iii the cleo
ton of Corbett. The over
whelning vote, SO to 10, against
Lords appointee, was, under the
circumstances, an ignoble defeat.
Mcbride believed that law and
equity was against the claimant
and he voted with the large ma
jority. 1t was his right to so be-
lieve and so to do. The Oregon
ian's baseless and disgraceful
insult will be resented by every
honest and fair citizen.
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MONROE ITEMS.

Dyptheria is raging at Lancas-
Ter.
Wild flowers are in bloom on
the foothills.
School meeting comes soon.
Do you know when?
Several "laloods" from Junction
were down Thursday.
Frank Hawley, of Eugene, has
been visiting relatives west of
town late y.
Between cool weather, eagles
and cayotes, the young lambs are
having a hard time of it.
The drama, "a Great Success
proved untrue to its name, 20 the
band boys have decided to use an
other in its place.
Politics ia this part of the
county has not been talked up to
any extent. Monroeites do their
talking mostly after the votes are
counted.
George Schneider will not go to
Klondike until April. He wants
to indulge in a slight degree of
warmth when he gets to the end
of his trip.
Adam Wilhelm, with his wife
and her sister, Miss Miller, arrived
on the Albany Saturday. They
report most delightful visit in
every city in which they tarried,
especially so in Mt. Angel and
Portland.
On the up trip Saturday. the
captain of the Albany stopped the
boat and replaced Oh the high
bluff on the high bluff on the
river east of town, two small
lambs that had ventured too close
and fallen over. The mother
awaited their return on the bank
above. Not many masters of river
steamers would be so humane.
That "Monroeite," whose mind
has turned to spring poetry, must
have wheels in his head. that run
with a wabbllng rotation on a
crooked axis. Better send up the
coroner to investigate his case, as
it is surely too far along for a
physician to be of any use to him.
Monroe in poetry sounds just as
sweet as it does in prose, that is,
when properly used,
Little Stella Belknap almost
had palpita!ion of the heart last
Saturday e ening. Some one
brought in IA shotgun and stood it
up On the cement hearth, muzzle
down, and failed to remove the
shells. The little girl come in,
saw the gun, and in her curiosity
pulled back the hammer and then
touched the trigger. 1t will take
Il good many days to induce her
to repeat the dose No damage
was done with the exception of
an ugly hole in the hearthstone.
x. Y. Z.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-04
PRINCIPLE IN METHODS.

We have in our politics 1nen
mad on the gold side of the
money question, as we'll as those
crazy with free silver notions.
To those mad 1nen anything that
tends toward the support of the
gold standard is necessarily good
and justifable. Everything in
politics, in government, is to be
subordinated to this one issue.
The free silver argument IS
false in theory and would be dis
astrous in practice. But it does
not embrace all that is false Or
all that is dangerous. 1t is only
one form Of error and there are
other things far more important.
There are a few lnen in the re-
publican party who say "of
course the manner i'll which Cor
bett secured the appointment as
senator is subject to severe criti-
cism, but l would like to see
him seated for he would help the
cause of sound money!
Such a position is more dan
gcrous than that Of the silver
men. 1t is a frank endorsement
of dishonesty. Such a man says,
"anything is fair that helps our
side.' That man cannot consis-
tentlv criticise the anarchist.
The attack against the gold
standard IS unreasoning and as
founding and is already mani
testing the weakness that in error
ever lies. Honest and sane prin-
ciples of finance should be and
will be always defended by those
who know the truth and follow
it. There seems to be no DAN
ger that the free silver element
will ever prevail. But better it
will be for our country that false
principles, honestly urged. shall
triumph for awhile, than that
corruption and debauchery be
lightly excused or openly COM
mended.
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

An order having been made by the county
court Of the state Oregon, for Waseo coun-
ty, on the Goth day of November, 1897, in
the matter of the guardianship of Sayre
Kinehart, Earl Rinehart. Carl Rinehart and
Philip Rinehaf, minors, which said cause
was then pending IN said court, authorizing
and licensing the guardian of said minors.
Emily Belle Rinehart, to sell the interest of
said minors in and to tHe roal estate herein
thereof be made at private sala in the man.
ner provided for the sale of real estate at
private sale by executors and administra-
tors.
Now therefore, und:r and in pursuance of
said order, will, on and after the 5th day
of March, 1898, proceed to :ell the andivid-
cd one-ffth interest of the said miners
above named in and to the said lands and
premises hereinafter described, at private
sale, for the highest and best Offer therefor
il cash, Proposals and o.:Sers therefor will
be received at the Office Of She Corvallis Ga
zcttc, in Corvallis, OREGON.
The lads and premises above referred to
and which will be sold as above set forth,
are described MS fellows. to-wit: An undi-
! vidcd one fifth in and to the following des-
| cribed tract:
Beginning in the middle r,f the Euekia-
| mite river 2S and l2- lO3 chai:< .arth and
"A and 36-100 chains cast Of the southwest
| corner Of Rowland Chambers D. l.. claim
No. 4G in 7. 10 S., r. 6 W.. th'ncc :outh
| 81 1-2 degrees, cast IL 5O-lO0 chaill., thence
north l chain, thence cast 8 57-lGC chains,
thence north Gl-lC0 chains. thence west )
75- lCO chains, thence north 4 chains, thence
east along the Luckiamute river 75-l0C
chains, thence n-rth degrees cast :: 20 1o(
chains, thcrce south SO degrees, west ls
chains, thence south 6 degrees, west ll-1Ot
chains, thence south l-2 degrees west tt
place of beginning, c"ntaining Il 6o-l0l
acres, knewn rs the Kings Valley Touring
mill property, situated in Benton county
Oregon.
Dallss City, Oregon, Jan. 2s. 1883.
EMILY i. RINEHART,
E,or5iop or tho n,ipo,S ahaya pap,oI
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WELLS ITEMS.

Everybody busy plowlng and
sowing during the good weather.
Taylor Miller, of Kings Valley,
has been visiting here for the last
week.
Frank Holman closed very
successful term of school here on
the 25th.
E. M. Dodele and Castle ship
ped carload of hogs from here
this week.
J. L. Tomlinson and wife. of
Albany, spent Sunday with
friends here.
Quite a number of young folks
went to Corvallis te see Uncle
Toms Cabin.
The populists here still continue
to meet and hold their free silver
club. So far there has been no
democrats joined their club.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-04
BLoDGETT NEWS.

There were two land buyers in
our neighborhood last week from
Kingston, Lane county.
w. Brown has been in the val
ley buying sheep and cattle. He
is paying Mckinley prices.
Literary society and spelling
school meetings are IN full blast
at the Nois school house. Miss
Retta Clark, II years old, is the
teacher of the spelling school.
The vice-president Of the literary
society, in an address, stated that
the country is uncivilized, and
that we are badly in need of a
Sunday school. The question for
next Saturday night will be: Re
solved, that there is more pleasure
in pursuit than in possession.
Spy.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-04

After years of untold suffering from piles,
B. w. Pursell of Knitnersville, Pa, was
cured by using single box of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Skin diseases such as
eczema, rash, pimples and obstinate sores
are readily cured by this famous remedy.
Allen s. Woodward.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-04

A thrill of terror is experi=nced when q
brassy cough Of Group sounds through the
house at night. But the terror soon changes
to relief after Oae Minute Cough Cure has
been administered Safe and harmless for
children. Allen s Woodward.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-04

Wheoping cough is the most distressing
lHalady; but its duration can be cut short by
the use of One Minute Cough Cure, which
is also the best known remedy for Group and
all lung and bronchial troubles. Allen s.
Woodward.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-04

A tourist sleeping car will leave Port
land every Thursday at 9 p. III. via the
and under the supervision of experienced
conductors. No change of cars to Onl-
AHA, Chicago. Buffalo or Boston. The
ideal trip to the east is now before you.
Remember this service when going cast
and consult.
VI. S. STONE,
Agent o. R. & N. Co.,
Corvallis, Or.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-04
French candies at Hodes s. Halls.

For constipation take Karl's Glover
Root Tea. the C1reat Rload Purifier Cures
Headache, Nervousness, Eruptions on
the f;...e. al n,kes the head clear as a
bell. Sold bv Graham & Wells.