The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-19

There is a striking contrast in the
Americarisa1 of Congressman Tongne
and that of Gov. Lord as displayed III
their utterances Ola the Philippine ques-
ton. The former is in harmony with
the popular will, the latter is aot
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the
largest sale sf any >alve in the world. This
fact and ils merit has lcdstishshtst people
ts attempt 10 counterfeit it. Lc' k out for
the man who attempts to deceive yau when
you call for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve,
the great pile cure. Graham IL Wells.
Mr.. w. D. Childs, wife and children, of
Davisville, Calf, aad !Ir John Cecil, of
the same place, are spenAing couple of
months visiting friends aud relatives IN
this place and vicinity. Mr.. Childs and
Mr.. Cecil are prominent steekraisers and
farmers. Mrs Childs if daughter of
the late Richard Galloway.
J. w. Stewart. Charley Smith and Tony
the beotblack have formed a copartAer
ship as mine surgeons. Their first vic
tim was operated upon last Sunday. The
trio rem moved large tuiaor from the side
of Olney McLagan's famous bird dog
with neatnoss and dispatch. The do-s is
doing we'll an; NJ doubt is grateful for
the relief afforded by the operation.
A. D. Hale, at Sunny View Stock
Farm, in Kings Valley, will sell at pub
lie auction Setembcr 3rd his stock OF
horses, pure-bred and graded red polled
cattle. imported Berkshire boar and
graded brood sews, Bronze turkeys, pure
spangled Hamburg and Lausshan fowls,
pure-breI Shropshire lambs, and farming
tools and vehicles. This sale will afford
a fine opportunity to get good stock at
fair prices.
f. Bumgartner's team ran away with
his binder this week, going at great speed
through the grain. In his efforts to keep
the machine from being ruined Frank
attempted to guide the team away from a
tree which stood in the edge of the field.
He failed, however,. the reel striking the
tree square and was Immediately demol
ished. One piece struck Frank on the
head, knocking him scnseiess from his
seat. When he struck the ground one of
his wrists was put out of place and badly
sprained.
College Printer Ready. after two inef
fectual attempts to get away for much
needed rest. has aboat. concluded that
printers are among the unfortunat. ones
excluded from EIysian fields, whose laby
rinthian mazes are beautified with sylvan
grottos, sparkling fountains. trailing
vines, meek-eyed wood nym Phs, esliven
ed by the thrilling melodies of the teatt-
cred -songsters of brilliant plumage, and
where the perfua1ed atmosphere, laden
witifs the scent Of wood violets, forget
me-nots and wild thyme begets fanciful
thoughts and refreskEent to the wearied
body aud evertaxed mind.
Wednesday evening about hslf-past
nine o. B. Connor wkile returning on
his wheel from town to his home in Will
kins Addition, ran into VIM. H. Wagner
at the corner of Twelfth and VaEBnren,
knocking the latter into Il deep ditch
which runs along the edge of the walk,
breaking his left jaw and looseHing sew
eral teeth. G. w. Hensell, who was
talking with Wagner at the time, escaped
with sight injuries. Conner was thrown
from his wheel and considerably bruised
about the head ahl face. Cycles should
not be allowed on the walks either night
or day. aud in any event not without
lights after sundowu. Maay deaf and
blind people as we'll as small children
are in constant danger of losing life or
limb. DR.. Farra set the h<oken jaw aud
dressed the bruises of the injured man,
who is doing we'll at this writing.