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About Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1904)
Republican VICTORY ! The very latest returns show that - Theodore Roosevelt has been elected President of the United States by a majority of over 1,850.000. Carrying every Northern state and two states from the Solid South. IOCAL AD PERSONAL grade groceries M. Zieiolfs'. W. 'T. Bryan, ( f ren epent 'Wedr esdfiy in CorvalHs on businets Si k and woolen goods a specialty at Coivullis Steam Laundry. New invoice of Mreet hats and capB just received y Mrs. J. Ma son. Get your pchool hooks and echooe supplied t-.i Graham & Wells. A business visitor in Corvallis, Wednesday was Dr. L ggan, of Philomath. All kinds of repair work done at J K. Berry's. Miss FJoy Hawiey, of Glenbrook is in the city this week visiting friends. Full line of high crockery, etc., at P. Mrs. Robt. Kyle and Mrs. M. C. Scovall, of Monroe, were visiting PNfriends here Wednesday. You can get the birds down with the ammunition that J. K. Berry handles. Hiram Flickinger, of Philomath, transacted business in Coivaliis, Wednesday. Fishing tackle, hunters' supplies and sporting goods at Hodes' Pio neer Gun Store. T. E. Broadly, formerly of Hoskins, has moved to Corvallis and is erecting a residence and barn near the C. fc E. depot. Bishop Castle, of Philomath preached two excellent sermons in the Congregational church. Miss Mary. Ireland, who has been visiting relatives at Beaver Creek for the past few weeks returned to iher home in Monmouth, Tuesday, Fishing tackle, hunters' supplies nd sporting goods at Hodes' Fic neer Gun Store. A fur a brief visit with Jas Ire land, of Beaver CreeV, Mr. and Mrs Fr:ik Ireland returi.nl to thiir bo'i in Santa C.ara c-.unty, Cnl.t. on Monday latt. Cider for sale in any quantiiy, always on hand at Smith & Boulden J. D. Wells and ftmily moved into their new residence in North Corvallis Tuesday. Toe house made vacant by Mr. WVlia is vuw occupied by Thomas Vidito and family. Mrs. E. E. Humiston received a painful injury Sunday evening while on her way to church. She had the misfortune to slip and fall upun iijo nam in suuu away BLi IO strain but not break her arm. Rev. G. C. Love, president f the Spiritual State Association, will lec ture and give tests in Barrett Ly ceum on Sunday, November 13, at p. in. A cordial invitation is extended to all. A fine new resident to cost in the neighborhood of $1200 will shortly be erected on north Main street for Frank Strong. Mr. Strong has purchased three 1 t from the Henry Gerber property for the pur pose. Beach Bros, have opened the potato season by receiving at their 1 ft ji warenouse on oout.n Main street, a consignment of 1000 bushels of the tubeis. From now on until Spring carloads will be receiv d and ship- -a . . ped by these gentlemen. Superintendent Denman received a communication from Alsea on Wednesday asking f.,r a compe tent school teacher. He has opened correspondence with a lady teacher in Linn county who desires a posi tion. Main street for the distance of two blocks in the main business portion of the city is now com paratively free from mud. Work men have been busy the past few days removing slush formed by the recent rains and the accumu lated summer's dust. A returning passenger on the C. & E. Tuesday from Kings Valley was Recorder T. T. Vincent who went home to vote. Important announcement Black ledge has just received a full and complete line of elegant pictures. Three hundred gallons of beer in 5, 10, J 5 gallon kegs, arrived at the C. & L. depot Wednesday from Albany. Just a moment please Call and see Blackledge's new line of wall paper. A new arrangement of the furni ture and the addition of another counter is a change made Tuesday in the C & E office. Mrs. Frank Strong was a de parting passenger on Wednesday's niocal for Philomath for a brief visit with her parents. In the absence of Clyde Fox. the C & E. ageut at Philomath, C. E. Albin, night agent here, filled his position for a few days last week. Turkeys wanted for Thanksgiving Highest cash price paid. Smith & Bculdeu. B. 13. Barnes and wife of Granger accompanied by a friend from the East, were on Wednesday's C. & E. local bound for Yaquina Bay, where they will spend a few days. Catarrh sufferers will be glad to learn that a specialist in this and other chronic diseases is now at the Hotel Corvallis. Consultation free. And now comes something new and in which Benton sheep and oat men will take keen interest h - 1 it .1 . .1 ana prooaDiy win not a nuie giory. Benton county has some of the finest flocks of sheep and goats in the Northwest and she will be given an opportunity to display her wool and mohair products at the Lewis and Clark Fair. H. L. French who has been so tireless in his efforts on behalf of the county exhibit, has made arrangements with S. L. Kline to receive exhibits from all those interested along the above lines. It is not too early to begin preparation for the securing oft handsome fleeces. There are many things in the care and hand ling of the flock that go toward enhancing the length, (fineness and glossiness of the fleece. It is not to early also to surmise that an ex hibit of this kind from Benton lftranty will be equal to any other M"" James Brody, who has been vis iting the scenes of his early child hood in Scotland is expected home any day, having lJt Edinburg nearly three weaks ago. Mr. Brodie has been sick nearly all the time of his visit and longs to get back to Oregon. Fred J. Francis, a prominent farmer of Blodgett Valley has pur chased a 20-acro fruit farm near Dayton. He with his family passed thorough Corvallis Wednes day enroute to his . new home. His Blodgett ranch will be in charge of A. F. LaGrange. Notice The cider factory will not buy any more apples but will do custom work only. Those wno want cider made will bring their apples to the factory on Saturday only. This action has become nec essary owing to lack of space to put cider. The three-year-old son of Henry L. Horton, of Glenbrook, who was injured about three weeks ago by being bitten in the face by a savage dog, is recovering and will not lose the sight of his eye as was thought at first. The wounded eye is healing nicely but it will probably be defective. Have you a pair of pants, a suit of clothes, a dress or any article of wearing apparel that looks shabby? Don't throw it away, but take it to Jack and Bob, they will clean and dye it and make it as good as new. Special rates from now on until Thanksgiving. Notice to Subscribers Those who have subscribed for the Gazette and are entitled to the Mt. Hood and Roosevelt premiums will bear with us patiently. We are sending them out by mail as rapidly as they can be mounted and they will reach their destination within a few days. We desire to call the attention of those who are not sub scribers to the immense popularity of these handsome premiums. Since we first began to advertise them we have given away more than 300 and our orders will con siderably iucrease that number. Mrs. Shipley and family, of Monmouth, are visitors at the home of J. E Wyait. . Mrs. Purdom and family, who have been residents of Corvallis for .'some time, u,oved this week to In I dependence. j J. D. Mann lost a fine bird dog i luesday. lie is spotted black and white and answers to th name of Duke." Auvoue returning the dug will be rewarded Georgia Harper, who is to play all ntxi week at the Opera House, is 8; id to possess the 1110.-1 elegant wwidioOe of ai y actress iu the WrBt. Dr G R. Farra returned vestfer- dy i':otu an extended tnp thruugh- -i L IX j . . . , . . out, in jL,att .Mrs. tfarra la m ivansas vwiy, wnere she expects to retuaia lor sonie lime. W . G. R;ce ai;d a friend from the East were in the cry jtsierday ljosuig up tome 11 tue orrery iu I real estate. Tue Easterner has come to fctiy. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Allen t. .. . . : 1 a. .iiii nave luovcu lntj wiiiinaus new house on Sixth and Monroe streets, and tne residence vacated by them wiil be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kiger. A a company or twelve persons arrived baturdav from McHenrv , . . . . . county, Illinois aud have located ... TJt - J J. XT . t . . ut Diougeit, iNasnviue aua else where. The leader of the party was K. B. Disbrow, who has been here before. Prof T. R. Coon, who recent'y came here from Hood River, with a view to educating his children, finds that business interests com pels him t remove to Portland. He will reside t University Park. ana is moving today. The first Quarterly Meeting for the M. E. Church, South, will be held at Corvallis church, Saturday and bunday, .November 12 and 13. n,ev. j. u. Mcausuand, the new presiding elder, will officiate. Ser vices mornii g and evening. All welcome. , Why not buy your Fall Suit H There are several reasons why you shou'd. First, -you have an unrestricted choice fron- i large line of perfect fit ing clothes of w I known make. Second, we guarantee you t saving of $2.50 to $5 on your suit or overcome Copyright 1904 by Hart SchafFner & Marx S.. L. Corvallis, uit aincoat or Overcoat $7.50 to $25. KLINE 9 Oregon. Coach Steckle is taking ad vantage of the two and a half for OAC to put his team in the best possible condi tion for the Eugene game. An hou'rs work is put in every morn -Attorney W. E. Yates went to Salem yesterday with A. W. Fischer to try a case in the circuit court of Marion county involving! week's rest the charter rights of the town of Silvertdn. Mr. Fischer owns a large mill at Silverton and the HicSSSa fiTS Sjf in thf lecture room analyzing S. P. railroad to his mill. Pjas formations by means 01 blackboard exercises. At 4 p. C. E. S. Wood, of Portland, who m. the team lines up for signal is known to many of the readers of practice occasionally bucking the the Gazette gives some most time- second eleven. This work lasts anasensinie ayiceto Aspinng UQti, dafk when Young Journalists," in The Pacific LMl1t,f...,fIi . . , should ho rfnr? nnrl lieer?orl Kit atram young person who would engage in mS the weight of the men and writing for publication. Good, correspondingly increasing the terse, simple English is enough ex- speed of the team. Bowers and pressive for all purposes and young Abraham who weigh 180 pounds writers should study to use it. at the beginning of the season When local ODtion froes into ow barely liP the scale a 70- effect in Benton countv January 1. Tne 1S true in a measure of there will be no saloon across the every man on the team and the river in Linn county as some an- phalanx that goes against the Tj. ticipated and the reason is this, of O. team one week from tomor- that Orleans precinct just across row will be a harder, swifter and e i"vin Linn county is "dry." more experienced set of men than Of the 30 1- recmcts in that county, went against the Washingtonians. ten went "drv" and thousrh the m.-. ?. proposition to make that a prohi- ""p ,men a angerous bition county was defeated, the oPPents and would have our precincts casting a majority for meP; be.lieve that their team is in prohibition will be as "dry" as such miserable shape that it is not though the entire county had de- worth their while to make prepa clared for that side of the question, rations for the game that means The precincts going "drv" are so much to them. With these Crawfordsville, Halsey, Lacomb, facts before him, Coach Steckle 5?., , ba.?.on flea8' "lce who is a strategist by instinct is oucuu, ouuaviiio, oweti nume ana Tangent. HOTEL CORVALLIS J. C. HAM MEL, Prop. Leading hotei in Corvallis. 3New' furnished with 'modern"conveni- ences. Rates; $1 $1.25 i $2 day j m HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIALlVIEN' if 1 leaving no stone unturned to pro duce a winning team. Samples of apples, pears and . ... , 1 i i - -i prunes in not a natural ana ariea state for the Lewis and Clark Fair v . a.m. are desired oy tne committee in charge for Benton county. Suitable ars have been provided for all who desire them and all green fruit must be put therein for preser vation by chemical process. Dried fruit must be put in small boxes containing two layers. An award of 50 cents each will be offered for the best display. It is the plan of the committee to have the display on exhibition at the time of the ex cursion to Corvallis of the National Grange and if possible to have a committee of the delegates act as judges for selecting the best samples Samples may be left at tne real estate office of Ambler & Waiters. where they will be prepared and placed on exhibition. A number of players ard football enthusiasts will eo to Eueene to- A Card. c - a morrow tn witness t.hA hie cram a Un SttU.n TT nfr Th. This is to certify that all druggists are 0 ... . , . .1 ' authorized to refund your money if Seattle people claim that their team Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your has been greatly strengthened re- congh and cold. It stops the cough and cently and should they meet the heals the lungs. Prevents pneumonia OAC boys again the score would ?,nd ?m cnre. inpient consumption. y J , 6 7i " " Contains no opiates and is safest for chil be reversed. Eugene on the other drcn. Ask lor Foley's Honey and Tar, hand is pursuing her old tactics by and insist upon having it. Stops the seeking to throw her opponents off cough and heals the lungs. Graham & crnard hv t.h nnhlir.ftt.inn nf artiftlps Wortham agents. o j - tr r W. S. GARDINER. PHOTOGRAPHER ATX, WORK GUARANTEED FIRST'CLASS NEAR COLLEGE WALK. I that would lead people to believe that her team was on the verge of collapse and then at the critical moment show up in prime condition and win a great victory. For instance, (ithe college eleven scored one against the varsity in the scrimmage Tuesnay afternoon. In the line up the second team stop ped the varsity for yardage and made repeated gains through the line. Coach Smith is not so much encouarged as he was last week. Numerous small injuries have kept tne team in poor condition and de layed the development of the team and are a source of great annoyance to the coach. The team is other wise in good condition and ready for the big game Saturday." The above is a fair sample of what has been appearing from time to time since the U. of O. returned from their California trip. The condition of the team may be as represented and that both Seattle and OAC will score victories against her. J. K, Berry handles a fine'line of guns and ammunition. A new piano was received at Cau.tb.orn Hall yesterday. Counterfeiting the Genuine. Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, on account of the great mert and popular ity of Foley's Honey and Tar many invi tations have been offered for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and re fuse aay substitute offered as no other will give the same satisfaction. It is a mild laxarire. It contains no opiates and ia safest for children and dilicate persons. Graham & Wortnam Agents. Reduction in Fare. Commencing Nov. 7, rates between Corvallis and Portland, via C. & E., Albany, and S. P. will be reduced to $2.60, same as West Side rate. Tickets on sale by C. Ss E. agent and all offices in Portland. Mis , Hi! U m H c 1 i m O urn W an 830 o 2 me. go Ko fc ; .TI " ! z C BLACKSMITHING. WAGON MAIiEVG, REPAIRING, WILD HORSES SHOD. Hathaway Bros. SOUTH MAIN STREET. HOME SEEKERS If you are looking for some real goc Bargains In Stock, Grain, Fruit ai- rouiiry Jtancnes, write lor our speci -: list, or come and see us. We will tai ' pleasure in giving you reliaole informs 0 tion: also showing you over tne count AMBLER & WATTERS, REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE kVlRQIL C. WATTERS, CORVALLIS. HENRY AMBLER. PHILOMATH DRYPOWDER FIRE EXTINGUISHER. For sale at the Corvallis GAZETTE Offico. Pries only $3.0