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About The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1904)
LOCAL LORE. t1 the rate otLi cenl'u- M1 thi rate otLi cen P "ZmIs" Pearl ITofT Shedds is visiting friends. Miss Katherine Hbrgan of Sa lem, is the guest ot orvi . tives. , k.. t Tt Patterson arrive' Bill. . ' - . . Sunday from Baker City, and is th guest of relatives. of Portland is th guest of her brother, whox.v member of this years graduate class at OAC. , '? Miss Frances French of Al .' fVi truest - of Mr Dany, u" o. . and Mrs. Cecil Cathey . duringl Lfyramencemcui, was issued A man ia& """" . , Monday to C. N. ; Baldwin and Miss Mary Shaffer of Philomath. Elmer Wills of Heppner. is a ;,ltnr His broth- LOinmenceBicuiv"""" . j er Reuben, a former student, is to attend college next Mrs. Leander Wells of Port- :a iTBctcrflav to attend Commencement. She is the guest of her son at Cauthorn Hall. at, anH Mrs. Cuooer arrived ATA ' yesterday from Grant county, to witness the graduation of their son. Percy. ft.T vioi tic vote in the re cent election over in Alsea. The office was constable ana ine wua! Aniac T.rn Rvecraft and T. E. Bar clay.' They received the samej number ot votes. The exercises at the college be gin this morning at 10 o'clock sharp. The program is as fol lows: Music, -Praise the Lord. Orchestra; song, "Italia." Ladies Chorus; oration. "Message From the Farm." Maude Elizabeth Cock rnn. salutatorian: vocal solo, "The Maids of Cadiz," Miss Agnes Watt-: oration. "Industrial Educa tion the Watchwo-d of Today," Meigs William Bartmess, valedic torian; song, "In Liberty's Name," Glee Club; address. Hon. ' George H. Durham; song. "Vikings and the Northwind," Chorus; presenta tion of Diplomas, Hon. J . Weatherford. president of the board; degrees conferred; vocal selections,! (a) "A Madrigal." (b) "Roses af-l t o " Mice AatlPSi Watt: bene, n LCI xvaiu. ; , 1 dictioa. , . Why it was done, nobody knows. It was one ot those acts of pure cussedness that is without excuse and beyond explanation. Somebody did it between six o'clock Saturday night and the same hour on Sunday." The rope that swings the gravel ferry boat to the big wire cable and hold it on its course as the boat crosses and reorosses the river is not metalic. With a nocket knife, somebody cat two strands of it and nearly severed a third, expecting no doubt that as the boat struck the current the re maining strand would part and the craft with its load of gravel teams be left to drift down stream. What the outcome" might have been is only conjecture. Fortunately, how ever, parties on the boat Sunday afternoon, discovered the cut, and reported the fact to Chief Lane, and a new rope was provided in time i lomath for the boat to be used by the grav el teams when they began hauling Monday morning. I,ot. On Monroe picnic ground?, urday June 11. K of P watch cb Finder plpa-'e leave at 1 imea and receive reward. Go to Blackledge's for window si Whoop Vm up in Corvallis the 4th. Jaht the place to get yo monev'a, worth of fun. Ttll vour neighbors that Corval lis will celebrate three days. For Sale. I self dump hay rake, used one season.) I hand " ' " good; strong; 1 3 1-2 by ii Bain -wagon, without bed. I 14 inch sulkey plow, extra shear.'. On farm of J. Pimm, 1-2 north of Phi- V. M. Castle. Portland. Wheat valley 79 Flour 3.90 to $405 per bll. Potatoes $ .75 to 1 00 p3r cent Eggs Oregon. 18 per doz. Butter 13 c per lb. Creamery 17 to 2oper lb. Corvailis. Wheat 75 per bushel. s Oats 321034 Flour 1.05 to i.3oper sack Butter 12$ to 15 per lb Creamery 50 per roll Eggs 16 per doz . Chickens n per pound Lard 1 1 per lb Wool 20 Our sample line of swell summer clothing is now in. ing Co. For Sale First class, second growth fir wood of 1 uniform length, no round sticks. Guar anteed 128 cuhic feet per cord. Leave orders at P. M. Zierolf. D. S. Adams. Our sample line clothing is now in, of swell summer OAC Pressing Co I V tailor made i OAC Press- Firecrackers, bombs, rockets and all other kinds of fireworks at Hodes Gun store. . Find auy kind of 4th of July fire works that you want at Hodes' gun store. For firawotks with which to cele brate, go to Hodes gun svore. For Sale. A few choice Poland China pigs", both sexes, from registered stock, $5 per head inquire of Robert Wylie, Lewisburg fk A FUSniVIS flfiUca&nx. Having to lay upon my oea lor 14 aai from a severely Drmsea ie?, 1 oniy ioui lelief when I used a bottle ot cauaj Suow Liniment. I can cheerfully commend it as the best medicind bruises ever sent to the afflicted. bow become a positive necessitJ mveelf. D. R. Byrnes, Merehs versville, Texas. 25c, 50c, tt.o4 bv Graham & Wortham. u otk choj test 1 eveiiin; i-lk-ltn II new mf 1 the ord' VI 1 First class qmie 01 ...y , Wall paper jji.Blsclil 1 a .' A Excursion Rates to Y.' June fet, the feoutherA resunftgaie of excursion iori andtfcwna :Jtfl Isonind SaturdayJKna?y ifbesold. Ti A in favor call