1
i LOCAL LORE
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IX BRIEF.
The Comings and Goings of People
Social Gossip, Personal i Men
tion and Other Items
Public In.terest
of
TbaUeus Thompson left Thurs
day to epead the winter .In Easteco
Oregon.-. - -.- , ,' ' "
i Elmer WcXH v ot Peoria wasa
bnaluess visitor iu Corvallia Thurs
day. --Mrs. Callahan was hostess Wetl
ses jay afternoon for the Ladies Whist
ul. ij -yj - V'iOV Zl
Ml-s Louise Gilbert arrlvei yes
rwday from Dallas, after a tea 4ays
stay. ' ' x
Mtea Letba Patton left Tuesday
lor her home at Halsey after a vUit
with Corvallia frlecds.
There will be services at the
Catholic church Sunday.;. Mjssa. at
30-30 and 7-30 p. bjJL. tL.
For a visit with his, mother Id
hls city, Will Purdy. came up from
yortlaritf 5 'Jew dayeJago;' i J J A V f
Misa Grace Gatch entertains a
nnmherci Jad.i.thi8..afternoont
cards, Id houorof Mrs. Ella Boseri-
. After several months speot with
relatives in Oakland, California,
BlpbPruett returned to ' 'Corvallis
"Wednesday. wi
Mrs. William " Garllnghouee of
Son roe. was lo Corvallia Wednesday
and Thursday, looking after property
interests. . v . --. -j-",-,
.L-The front of Ei 'Ml-'ZsZ Pram's
jeelry establishment has j ust .! been,
given a Dew coat of paint. The ai
liet was Mr. Barnhart. ,. : . '. :' . y
; The ladies of the Presbyterian
cburch will give a sale sometime' Dep
lore Christmas. Watch for- further
notice.. .. ' .,..:-.,..... ,.i!.V; r.3
: i Mrs. Jobo 8mli.h and vMra.;' Off
WtlnoQ were ' departloft ' passengers
tor Portland Thursday for a visit with
friends. - '-:
Harold Kurabaugh. "a student,
swpped through a defective plank in
th sidewalk out'towards the college,
a day or two ago, and as a result he
la obliged to one crutches. V'-'
There was a weddiog In Corvallia
Wednesday . The parties were Wl F.
.West and Mlas Evelyn Allen, both of
Kings Valley. The knot was tied by
St-v. Wood. iZ
, After an absence of two months,
Charlos Blakealee has returned from
St. Louis and Michigan. In lha form
es city he visited the big exposition,
and tn Michigan a brother was visit
ed by tha traveler,
. Mls Kate Gerhard' arrived yes
terday from "a -visit with" Moorce
friends. She was accompanied nb'y
Miss Sarah Wllhelm, WttO-wlll visit a
Jew diva. , :
Mrs. Quinlan, wife of Lieutenant
Qulnlan, military commandant atOAC
la expected to Brrlve from Los.Aogel-
es the first ot the week, to jaln ' her
husband ln thla city. - - 1 -
, - i-Oongregatlonal church: Sunday
cbool at 10. Regular service at 11.
Christian Endeavor at 6-30. Evening
service at 7-80. : Bishop Castle of the
PiritedreAbKnzrghttreh-wtll-tPreftOh I
ptrnTted"EvangeTrcaTcIi
1J..M. Metzgar of Dallas, will
preach
tturdty evening, nd toi
rdosniog andfevetilhf , TBf
ii ha
a service at 3 p. m. Specla.1,. servjce.
eyery night next week.
i At McGrew and family hav(
itved from Umatlllu, tor the purpose
of educating their children. They
re located In the Goodman cottage,
on Main street. Mr. McGrew was
Jormerly a druggist at- Umatilla.- -
: James Herron, who figured in an
accidental shooting affray while en
TOute to Corvallia a week ago, was in
Corvallia Thursday for the purpose
of having the wound, again , . properly 1
cared lor by Dr. (Jatnoy. ,.MrHerron
is getting along clcely'and-has suffers
sd but very llttlo from the accident.. .
: Henry Colledge and brother,
both men of families, are to leave
shortly for their old homes in Iowa.
Por soma reason they have deolded
to quit Oregon, and Thnrsday they
were seeking to eell a quantity ot
waned fruit about town, not wishing
to rlek its transportation East.
I Sheriff Burnett returned Wednes
day morning from Portland, where he
went Monday io charge of William
Gable, wanted for embezzlement -by
the Davenport," Washington1 officials
Sheriff Burnett captured the prisoner
near Wells station," Benwn county,
last Friday morning, and held him in
this city awaiting information from
Washington. Burnett expected to
meet the Davenport sheriff in Port
land Immediately upon arrival there
but Sheriff Ioketer did not arrive on
til Wednesday morning. The amount
or Gable's shortage Is stated to be
92,600. which he owes to a.-., bonding
company in Maryland, this company
being the party that Is pushing the
prosecution. Gable is a man of 55
years, and is said to have a very nice
family residing at Wilbur, Washing
ton, from which place he fled In July,
1903.
Mrs. Philip Phils was tha gueat
of Albany relatives. . ,
The ' Pacific .gtafcea Teleph-we
company anioifie. woweteiofrJ
to local eubecrttiets, in l
to fhllomatb. L oler tbe same ar
rangement, Corvallia. subscriber., can.
also ralkiree-of ieharge, ,lwlth sub
scribers' ftownevillej HalsevvPeoris
and Shed ' . ' , "v ' "
Mrs. M. A. Cacao -was rreeen'twf the questioQ.Hd' first asks the
when a little girl was koockel down
oy a boy on horseback whi'e riding
her bicvcle through the street. Wed
nesday's Times related that -the fittte
glri eald the boy rode away without
stppping to see it tte child - was hurt.
Mrs. Canao who assisted the little
glri to her feet has 'Called : at " . the
Times office to sav that tha boy stopp
ed hia hcrfe, diemonnted and apolo
glzed for hla part In the accident.
A window at the nodes grocary
has attiacted much attention from
passers by during the pa9tf,fewr-4ays.
It Is1 tii e j4ro'ikji CJein. Bodes'Jwtjo 1i
a genuls artiet at window decoratlDgt
In the cetiter of the scene is. ax .minia
ture lake; upon--which float two' sbiffo
aod some ducks. Overhanging it are
palms, ivy aod fir bougha. ; In the
back ground is an old log cabin, and
there are many boulders iyingabout on
the, grounds,, represented by pieces
of burnt quartz. ' vTucldentally, there
isnsaqrwent -pTCIiel, chill eatwe
auu caiauu uumus BtituuiuK
among . the imitation treee. The
wJiole makes a picture that is both ef
fective and artistic. !
The two show windows at the
Graham & Wtdia-jtrJigslore prpnent, arr
attractive
appearance tbia week.
Ii
cdbiplete assortment of game boards
la displayedj,. other decorations
bang sireameis of iOrftogeBreperf
pfper. In he 5f-ifldaw is
wlat is called a "wonder lamp. Li
hie a globe set with many huge col
ored imitation jewels, and tne globe is
eoj arranged that it constantly re
volves. Back ot It ia a i enactor that
lalpractlcally in three sections, thus
peotlng the jewels tbrlce, making it
pear that there are hundreds of the
itty gems turning around and
mod. The device is for advertising
Irposes, and ftCCmpa -llBf
.perfumeei IJ f t i
5 News from the bedside is to the
ntly Injured near Condon in a luna-
way accident Is now practically out
of danger. She la now able, to' take
small quantities - of idod," and it - is
hfiped that she may be -so far recoyer-
el aa to be moved to "her home at. Clem
la a week or 10 days. For a time her
condition was so serious ..that .there
was question aa to whether or hot she
wbuld recover. A sheeLhad to he-used
Id changing her posltjoti. ii jbecfcj Iffl
e accident, she was thrown from the!
ggy, and struck violently against a
tilephoue pole while the horse was to
11 flight. The escape of either Miss
anneman or her companion at all, ia
scribed in a letter to - Mrs." Danne-
an in this city from her husband, .as
miraculous
Louis Lu per, a brother of 'Mrs.
angler, arrived yesterday. He la a
on countyboy, who " has -prospered
the Eastern Washuiatan oountry
e Is a broher,rf Mrt. jnettfelt. now
tie guest of hef"ets6egl Uii9tdt y, and
tbereby hang a-lale Both Mr. Eu-i
per and the Speldells have juet return
ed -from the St. Louis exposition,
lielther knew, that the other was there.
Before each left home it was determ
lne8 vttf tbg-oeber In their xeapeot
ive homea. The Speidells bought
tickets for HartipgtooK Mr. Lnpec's
home, and at.Peddletdh Btatteflnorth-
wara io mane tnff vuni.. xuoy icwiuhu
then, however, that Mr. Luper was in
atImrfarajdttihanglflgr;
tCorvallto Moantlnaa, at Br,
Speldelle, bought a ticket for Los An-
,rf5wi?ele8 ad made -ner1p there, only
aoiearayenae - Enev oaa Deen to-t..
iiouis. ana wereac uorvams. u.n
met fiaailyaffer "Mr. Super's afilval
in town Thursday.
HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon
Late
S.Gevf Servicer
a. ",3
-Hi "SrPEENOT?
Physician jfe Surgeon
Office over postoffiee. Besidence Cor.
Fifth and Jefferson streets.. Hours 10 to
12 a. m., 1. to 4 p. m. ' Orders may be
eft at Graham & Wortham's drug store.
Notice to Contractors.
"""Notice TsTiereBv 2ivnTKafTeaPl
eaiHQawui iejEeceiveo-byiaa sew-
er committaa-JintiUia o'clock ,a-m-
Monday, the 14th day. of Novem
ber. 1904, for file construction of a
sewer through- block: "14- original
town of Mary8ville, now, Corvallia,
according to the plans and speci
fications now on file in the office of
tha. police iudee.,.
A certified check of fifty dollars
must accompany ach bid,' T . f
1 j.np rjgniio; reject any s or all
bids are hereby reee'rvedV .
A. Rennie,
-.. , P, Avery, .
. . J- M. Camerou, .
Sewer Committee.
AFTER HERMAN BRETER.
fessor Assails Position of
SJAIPuSn Champion.
tee .ltclDgK.tnok filr. .Breyer mo?t beam-
lv fortius v rticte 'reviewins Mr.
-Glass, and mygelf on local option
I lake MrBreter as a representa-
ti-f the taJoag and hie arguments
as ihftiJest tbfix bav on that side
question. What is the difference
who sells it, the saloon, the drue
itprg or some retailer outside of the
stater ' -1 would say let the man
outside of the state do the selling,
then the state will not be responsi
ble for the evil consequences. He
admits that liquor taken in excess
ia injurious; he believes in temper
ance, and temperance is the mod
erate use of things : wholesome and
total abstinence from things injuri
ious, like beer, whiskey,-and other
aqcfiiefflrakstTirst i all right,
Mr Breyer. He says that . more
people-. suffer ftdm? dyfepebBia than
from exceesive' drinking. Perhaps
that is so, and moderate drinking
is the cause of a great deal of dys
pepsia, it always aggravates it and
never helps it. He says that when
yR?a. moderaferji&is a great stim
utaut. Yes'.ad "ttfll lareer the dose
ab6'eTThegreater'lheKafulani; but what
dues a well man want with a stim--Blant?,-.
But ilr B-reyer' says -that
mTJotsoredd'thaTrf harm1. 1 I
would have him prove ' that. He
Vesgye
SHSB8pt
scribe it?
the one at Philadelphia condemned
ai 8 of ajoobol jn-nredjicine and
rgj.Bij&tit'ia injurious
dtnkt iofheT rlrugB barr be used
in every case where alcohol has
hithertofore been ueed.
- Mr. Breyer does not understand
fhe position ot prohibitionists on
that subject; they have nothing to
say against the use of alcohol for
medicine, surgical or mechanical
purpose?. Alcohol whether in wine,
oeBr-.or. ag w ower r j)eyerage is a
drtfef tsfferalW cajsM as a nar
cotic and they think it ineane for a
man to use a drug as a beverage.
Castor oiljriHB itr-uBes; but it is" not
a very good beverage.. In reply to
what he says" to Mr. Glass that a
man has a right to take a glass of
beer or. wine, it is .-bis - right as . an
American citizen to 'do so, and any
one wbcotrjeotiTj fringe 8 on his
rights; I would .Sfty one man haa a
rieht to obiect to another taking
fioXpSy. irESxISatiog drink from
b fadrtfmt itVnoangers the pub
lic safety and the public welfare:
for you never know what a - man
will do under the influence of Jiq
uorf and hegenefaTly;endan6er8 'the
f pu bite safety. .- JJut tba-:prohibttion-
ista do not go so far as to .. make an
objection to a man taking his'gtaea
of toddy. All the prohibitionists
objectsto, is the partnership of the
government with a business which
according? to the authority of the
tpreme tfeurt of the United States,
ises mote crime and misery than
at,y other cause. Let Mr. Breyer
ary :e with the supreme court of the
U 1 ted States. ' v " :
?l r. Breyer asks whether our Sa-j
v stofrtijaraBOt eni oy -ot&8 Otewiae
at t te marriage at Cana? I answer
d nqtnow because jth.e scriptures
ihiotaivfefii'irfy iigbl Ion that
sul j ct as to whether he drank any;
auaiJiiLi Lyseirthat 1
,ciourUd,-,ma.eicit:it-l
would be good, whereas medical
ce shows that aicohoHc winn
s injurious ttfTv well .Derson. Sweet
rin is nutrJtTqs. -
TTitn regard to Germany, the
.diloMpt of .befi becamago bkd anfl
so injurious to the army that the
Reichstag has taken steps to prevent
its use. The English army pro
hibits it's use, the same with the U. S.
army and navy, and- with Arctic
explorers.' Railroad companies and
many great manufacturing indus
tries, and even the large saloons of
Thaw An
. Residence Chicago require total abstinence
Hotel-rvali8.Wron!ttheiF employes.-. - Mr.-Breyer
had bettergefcatter them. -
Wthegafrito-Milwaukee, I know
that Brewer Tabst accumulated ten
millbn . dollars ' selling beer, but
those who drank it did not make
that amount in drinking it. One
man can get rich at the expense of
another and one oity can get. rioh
at the. expense of another; but
when Mr. - Breyer asserts that
"drunkenness is unknown in Mil-'
waukee" he goes too far; for I hate:
been" in Milwaukee ' and I know'
fronh personal knowledge - that
drunken nsss is known there and i a
ereal rTearof"it.y'- T; :' t'
... Wanted. 7 ,"'.
Girl to do general housework
Inqoire at the Times pfnee.
'Notice 'to Crcditora. -
Notice Is herebv elren to aU Dersons . th
the underdgned has beeu appointed guardian
of, the estate-- ot James W. Daan, deceased,'b;
1 no county court ot taesuiio 01 oregon, ior i.en -ton
county and has qualified. - AU persons
having claims aeatnst said estate are herehv
notified to present the same, to the undersign
ed ai tne omceox vr . o. ucrouueu ise national
Bank building, Corvallis, Oreeon. duly Teri-
aed within six mouths irom this data. . Dated
' ' - - - - -- - --- - 5. DUItX: "
Guardian ot said Estate.
Right Dress!
FomarflUarcli!
- If .-you :are ;
for the right dress, just
forward - march to our
store and , you'll- see
more good clothes than
you ever saw in one
place before. - -s
Price right.
Jtook right.
Fit right.
.S. MrQothes sold
xclusively-by
. L. Kline,
:CorvaHist Oregon." '
A coat, Sunday- Oct. -3 red, - be-
gwill be rewarded -for -the- return f
same. A Roy Rickard.
Toothsome
8
m
-Our. shelves - are laden -with
Palate - Pleasing Delicacies Jit
Pocket-Pleasing Prices,' w--.
Staple and Fancy
lMRORTED- AND AMERICAN
Manufacture, vie with each oth-
in attracting jour-attention and
trial. The list would Sll a large
Catalogue.
the Crockerj and Grocery
Store of . . ." . . .
Pi M. ZIBROLF
Gorvallis & Basterri
! Railrpad
2 "FOrYaqnlna: - - -: :-r .
Train leaves aioany. .vi.. . :45 Pv
-.-.. ' Corvallis...... 1:45 p. m
. .'. arrives Yaqnina .. . ,, 5-40 p; m
Returning: . ' " '' '. ' "
Ieaves Yaquina. . . . .
Leaves Corvallis.
Arrives Albany. .... .
. 7:15 a.-m
.11:30 a. m
:lM5 p.r
; . i.
J i:0O p. m
;..6:0Q pvm
'. 6:30 a. m
3 For Detroit? . ?f
Leaves -AlbaBy . . . i .
Arrives Detroit. . . .'"
4 from Detroit . . ..-r. .
L,eaves Detroit.......
Arrives Albany... iii.
.Il;i5a. m
Train No. ir arrives iH Albany ill time
to connect with S P south 1 bound train,
as well as giving two "or three hours in
Albany oetore aeparture ot o tr nprtn
bound train. - "
Train No 2 connects with theSJP train'
at Corvallis and Albany givingdirect ser
vice to Newport and adjacent beaches'
Train for Detroit. Breitenbush and
other mountain resorts leaves Albany at
1:00 p. m., reacning JJetroit at 0:00, giv
ing ample time to reach the Springs the.
same day. .'..'
For further information apply to
Gswm Ston, - "
Manager.
H. H: Cronlse, Agent Corvallis.
Thos. CockselL, Aaent Albany.
Wheat valley 86 & 87 . -FIouf-
4.10 to SP4.25 per. blLr
Potatoes $ ,75 to 85 per cent
Eggs Oregon, 28 v per do!. -
Butter 12 e to 14 per lb.
Creamery 25 to 3oper lb. . t
Corvallis. .
Wheat 80 per bushel. ..
Oats 40
Flour 1.15 to i.25per sack
Batter 65 per roll
Creamery 70 per roll
Eggs 27j per doz ' -
Chickens 13 per pound
Lard 15 per lb.
r
IS
Tidbits
'r: : -- : &&mis$&&5$3
dinner s?A'Sraffe?-vw
Copyright 1904- by:
WE DO HOT'QFTEH CHANGE
r ,Oui; ad.rbu1j our goods change handa
. fevery day.?-;' Your money exchanged' -
i's "z n - -tor-Value. And .Quality is -r the idea. -L -Z .
Big Line Fresb Groceries
- Domestie and Imported , . e(.
Plain ana Fancy Ciiinaware
- A large and
.
W " cFrders Fillea Promptly and Com-
M.t-- pletee Visit our Store we do the X -
f t . - - . &
f -e, B. Borairia.- Z-t-
South Main St.;
.CaxbDiLKPlannjiiauand Platmorortraituro
ZZ. ' Ak ;(DwdaM.'ilaiKBo: Cover', ': -r----r-
And 'other Photographic NqVeltieiv;J '.""''': ;':..'":L
WILLAMETTE VALLEY'
BANKING" COMPANY
CORVAIXtS, OilEGOX.
Responsibility $100,000
Deals in foreign and Domestic
- -.... Exchange.-- - - ,
Bays County, City and School
r ; - Warrants. ' cV; "
Principal Correspondents. ,t;
SAN FEANCISOO V
POBTtAND rixmdon ft San Fraa
SKATTXiB ( clsoo Hank Limited.
TAOOMA , . - -l-r -;r
NEW VORK Messrs. 3. P. Mot-Ran ft Co.
CHICAGO 'National Bank oTbe;Bepnb-
... He. . - inr'-r
LONDON. BIfO Ixindon ft San Francisco
Bank limited. .......... 4 r
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CAITADA micrBsiili Canaflfoa.r. :m,.
E. E. WILSON, -V
ATTORNEY AI LAW. ;
Office In Zierolf Building, Oorvillis. O
Hart Schafirier fct'Ivfant
varidd line. f W '
, .,- r J
.ryalis.Ore.
P. A. KLINE iZ-i
LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER
: CORVALLIS OR.
Office at Huston's Hardware Store. ' P,
. "6rAdaress," Box Irr
Faya highest prices for all' kinds of
Live . Stock. . Satisfaction guaranteed.
ljwenty:years exfjerience -.;- -v
r:it:
"Z: "itw7tty-tzZ
C. H. Newth, "
Physician and Surgeon
J Philomath,,Oregon.-
. . Have Dr. Xowe cure your head
and eye ache - by removing-, the
cause with a pair of bis superior
glasses ,