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LOOAL LORE. NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF. The Comings and Goings of People . Social Gossip, Personal Men tion and Other Items ot . , Public Interest. Frank Hurt is down from Se attle for a week's visit. George A. Houck was in town Thursday to sell his mohair com- 1 13lUg WVVil, IjAVV UUUJ. W. R. Hansell has purchased a gasoliue engine and is 10 engage again in the woodsaw business. , Miss Emma Crawford returned Wednesday from a visit with "Al bany friends. A large awning was placed a- bove F. L. Miller's store door way Thursday afternoon. After a week's visit with her daughters, Mrs. M. Mason and Mrs.Campbell, Mrs. S. A. Kisor returned to her home at Philomath Thursday. Miss uston was to arrive yes- for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. M. Elston Lee. , The statement of Henry Stone ' i that prune orchards across the Willamette have not been at all in jured by the cold rains and- that s full crop is assured. The regular services will be held at the M. E Church, South, by tne faster, tomorrow morning and evening.' Sunday school at 10 o'clock, All cordially invited. Mrs. Andrews, who is taking treatment in Portland is re ported to be steadily improving. news which will be pleasing to her many rrienas in vjorvauie. Ira Bodine, accompanied by , his aunt, Mrs. Martha Bodine. went to Portland Thursday. Mrs. Bodnie is enroute to her home in New York, and Mr. Bodine may go on to Washinffton on business be fore his return. F. O. Gray expects to have his new house in the Irwin block ready wood, pmp plastering is used on the inside, iaud there has been de lay on this account, because a sup- - ply of the plaster was not available at once, due to the extreme demand - "The Easter King" is the title of a cantata that is m preparation Dy tne rresDytenan choir lor pre sentation the -evening of Easter csunaay. Among tne singers to take part are, Prof. Fulton, Mr, Herse, Miss Spangler, . Mrs. Lake . Mrs Miller, Miss Holgate, Miss Wil1iaiTit R.'- W Mnsnn Mr Bouquet, Mr. Bauer, Mr. Pruett and others, making fourteen voices in all.1;. , ;. - . a uiner assauu on iootDau re eently appeared in one of the maga zines and President Gatch, arte having the article read in 'chapel enerea-a rewara 01 2,5 ior tne Dest - answer to it, written by a student f the college. A number of articles were handed in, and Wednesday, tne judges awarded the Mnze to Hallie Wilkins. -t-Preparation ot the site for the new livery stable to be built on - - Main street has begun. The con '. tract for Construction is to be warded today. The plans provide for a structure 75 by 100 feet, and equipted with every convenience. ' About 30 to 35 days will be requir ed to complete it. It will . stand on lots east across the street .from the . Farmers Hotel. '" -.. A spark from the kitchen stove lighted a blaze in the root of the Hemphill house Thursday fore noon. The fire was between the roof and ceiling, but was discover ed before it had gained much head ways The . fireman responded promptly to the alarm , but a buck et of water had ; extinguished the flames . before they reached the scene. , :" There has been a general fear at college that this year's track team would be marred by lack . of weight men. Dow Walker sent : these gloomy' anticipations " glim mering, the other day by tossing the sixteen pound hammer 112 feet, ty ing the college record, held by Grant Elgin. So great a distance' so earlyin the season, and after enly a little practice in an event in which he is only a novice makes it sure that Walker has it in him to be great in the .hammer throw. Prof.- Trine thinks Walker's possi bilities with the hammer are almost limitless." Another new weight man, . though an old student, is Stout, who puts the shot at 36 and the discus 106. M. M. Davis left - Wednesday for a brief visit at Ecgene. r Homer Lilly arrived yesterday from a bueinesstrip of several days at balem. . Miss Mae -Pollock, elocutionist of Dallas college, is to give a recital n the Mcthocmt church this eve ning. Mrs. Sarah Eigin and family offfcupy the Trask house near tLe Canstian church. William Steusloff, a leading butcher of Salem, purchased beet cattle in thiB vicinity early In the week. . . . Mrs. Car'er Allinsham, of Ha! eey, was. caiucu to the Deasiae, Thorsday, of Mrs. McMihaD, who B quite seriously ill. Mrs. Dier, of Ontirio, after a phort visit with her daughter, Miss Susie, who is attftridirg, coilig, re turned to her home last Monday. Karl Sleiwer uttfnJed the fur- eral at Jefferson Tnnrsday, of his grandmother, Mrs Susan StPiwer, who died at her Lome in Salem Tuesday. 0. Da Haven and family have removed to a farm nx miles across the Willamette in Linn county. The removal occurred Monday. . Mr. Marietta and family, re cently arrived from Iowa, have tak en roims for the present at the Fowells home. Presbyterian church, Rav. M. S. Bush. Bible school 10 a. m., worship 11 a. m., subject, "Half Sight." C. E. meeting 6:30; evening eervice 7:30, subject, "The Delayed Confession." The prune crop in the big orchard is not injured, and there is prospect of a great crop. This fa the announcement made by Mana ger Johnson, after the examination of the orchard Thursday afternoon. It tallies withthe statements of oth er orchardiajs of the vicinity. - ' The preparations for the canta ta which is to be given for. the ben efit of the Y. M. C. A. Building Fund are progressing very satisfac torily.' The first rehearsal wtfs at tended by 3" persons. The next rehearsal will take place nextTues day at 7:30 p. m. in the college chapel. - ' - - The 'sale of the-Sheasgreen in terests in the L'ectral Planing mill has miscarried. Mr. -Harlan, . the purchaser, after the contract bad been fully made and $150 bad been paid fully thereon, changed his mind, and with the consent of Mr. Sheasegreen withdrew from the deal. Of the sum paid on. the pur chase price, $100 was returned by Mr. Sheasgreeo to Mr. Hanan. Butt W. Johnson, president of the Citizens League, rtquests the Times to announce, that tbe.Ltagua Is to be made a working factor in the affairs of Oorvallis. An ad journed business meeting is to take place in City Hall next Tuesday evening. Every business man in town 13 expected to be present to personally observe the plans and purposes that the revivified League will present. The O. A. C. Camera, Club was organized last Tuesday evening with Sherman Brown, of Klamath Falls, as president and H. A. Sikes of Athena, as secretary. The pur pose of the organization is to study nature with the camera. - Among the members are several professors. The place of meeting for the pree ent is at Agricultural Hall. - A big time was in prospect out on College Hill ; when the Times went to press lae t evening. At seven o'clock a debate, the third In the series for the- Gatch cup wag announced for college chape). ' .At 8:30 was to begin n college Armo ry, a band concert, a wrestling and boxing bcut, and - championship game of baseball- the whole bill for an admission fee .-tf 25 cents. The prospect waB that ; every body was going to Bee, first the debate and then the big athletic bill at the armory. 1sod noi jubji x icq jannnni Xcq 0 aawsi iaBViodraj ub SAsq i 'nosrtAl "BiJi pn?3 'JBep - , TtosnM "an pasB jaoj jbooj9ao m jo ejasiooa eqi rra dn paAias noA" i.Bq aajxdnf 30 smvu etrj nr JuttAL, 'n jo Snjqx ong v Saprsp noX 30 Saq jgnni 1 poapj jreap :prsa pro Xiroj -aoBoS jniSaBO aq "ttrpr cioiiq bbai anrnjoA XiBaq puB a3jBj XiiBpionjBcI b uaqjA. 'souo tojuoa Jjas pua X -nqBltnB JB3J3 jo uosiad b uaaq. eAvtf sntn qqa eqi "aqqw oqj jb' sooq Jioiqi q si jbj os udM. sanraamos oqM. paB sa;rtdsip paBurraB pBq Gsurri -anzos eq taoqJi qjpu. a ARBiaj pajadtna) qojnb XjaA pjoqasnoq siq nj pq eono ernaa qqy qauai.a eqj Bqj proa bi H Are you going to build? See Whitney about concrete blocks. Cheaper than rock or brick. X s. " At Bellf contain. - Born, to th9wifeof,George Hum phrey, March 3otb, a eon. :.:.r. T. K. Fawcett bas sold his farm in this vicinity. The price has not been madepullc as ytt.". D. P. Starr was' taken suddenly sick wbila driving his cream wagon and but for the help of others be would not have been able to bave reached home. . 1 . , ( - Eleie Banton acd family, of Al sea, are visitiog in this neighbor l ornood. ' , . .-tS. A. and Clyde Tharp were in Corvallis Wednesday on b'usiness The f oclal at W. C. Belkcap'is on (Thursday evening was well attend ed, and a very erjoyable evening passed by the young people. Virg Landingham wilL; move to the Charley Hodge place to while away the. long summer days at a job of slashing.. Telephone meeting at this place Saturday evening, April 8th.. A. H. Buckingham went to-the mountains with a drove of cattle one day this week. - , Johnnie Minton is again et home with J. H. Edwards after spending the winter in school at Philomath. C. E. Batron is working for Ernest Brimner. They aie build ing a barn lor Albert Ziieroit. W. O. W. Convention At Los Angeles. The Southern Pacific Co. will sell on "April 12 th, 13th and 14th, round trip tickets to Los Angeles at greatly reduced rates, account convention of Wood men of World and "Women of Woodcraft, to be held at Los An geles April 18th, 1905. : Call on fcearest S. P. agent for rates and full-particulars. All new wall paper at Black ledge's. Saves Two From Death. "Our little daughter had an almost fa tal attack of whooins; cough and bron chitis," writes Mrs. K. W. Haviland, of Armonk, N. Y., "but,, when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. Kine s New Discovery. Our niece, who had consumption in an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and today she is perfectly well." Des perate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for coughs and colds. 50c and 1.00 bottles guar anteed by Allen & Woodward, fnal bottles free. - . . . v . For Sale. - Cigar clippings of. our own nre. Rose & Son. manufact m25 tf To the Publk'. : The underignpfl cave phrclas ed the ictarett ot Lvi Hankie in :tb City "Dray Company. The tprms of the transaction include t iood will of the busitie8, Mr. H ikle having n tired from' the fir . Thanking the public for p t patronage and soliciting a con ti aoce of the: business of a l the ol patrons and of such new ones ae uiay see fit to favor us.- We are Very respectfully, Robinson & Fuller. Headquarters of the firm are at W ilsher & Gray's ttore. Ind, phone 126. f3-im With Lewis and Clark By Julia Fraser v ; in an interesting article in ? , Sunset Magazine Jljpril number This article is well illustrated and sho uld be read by people ot the Northwest and then sent to their .eastern friends. It will help to show them the enterprise and progress of the nortn west better than' many letters would. Other articles, short stories and aerses. Sold liy all Jews Dealers Diamond Chick Food Head Light oil the best for incubators. Field and garden seeds at ' - . Dunn & Thatcher. -; For Sale. . Defiance seed- wheat, deliverable : in Corvallis. . Price one dollar per bushel, sacked. Richard Kiger. - Blocks for chimneys at Whitney's.. . , . Spring Opening; , ' I will have on display a fine line of the very latest millinery. Tailor ed hats a- specialty. Friday , and Saturday, Mar. 31st and April 1st. ' Mrs. C. A Gould. South Main street. Have your groceries delivered -by the quick, up-to-date wagon Moses Bros. Listen for the bells. mn-2t ; GORDON H CORVALLIS, OR Something New! -And of the Best Brands on the Market x IMPORTED Marvilla" Garden Ceylon Tea IMPORTED Montarde De Bordeaux French Mustard IMPORTED Chou Fong. Perserved Ginger in Jars ; .. Warrenton Clam Co Pare Minced Clams Harbor Brand Mustard Sardines Diamond W, Brand Cream Sugar Corn Jasmine Brand Asparagus . A Fresh Supply of v OLYMPIC PAN CAKE FLOUR CAKE AND PASTRY LOUR AND WHEAT HEARTS HODES' 1 si?. sz. jC. t5. sr. jz. ,ff. -WE DO NOT OF JEN GffikNGE . . Our ad., but our goods change hand3 every day. Your for Value" and Quality is the Line Fresh Domestic Plaiiianfl Fancy Cliinaware A large and Orders Filled Promptly and Com plete. V our Stores we do the B Horning loneer i. i Hunters' Supplies, Fishing Tackle, Sporting Goods, t r ii t' .1 jveys 01 an ivinas, ana r ine vuueiy H. E. HODES, - r 0, HOME-SEEKERS -. If you are looking for Stock, Grain, Fruit and Poultry; Ranches write for our special list, or come and see us. . We take . pleasure in giving you all the reliable information you ; wish, also showing you over the country. . 1 J AMBLER 6c WATTERS . sReaI Estate, Loan and Insurance : . Gorvalris and Philomath, Oregon. Sole Corvallis Agents for the Famous "Gordon" $3 Hat for men; new Spring models in Derby and Soft Styles; Black, Tan, Brown and the new Fern color. Every hat guaranteed to give satisfaction S. L. KLINE GROCERY. 2 .5. tSi. -Sv S;-; & money exchanged idea. Irons and Imported. varied line. I Sewing . Mach. Extras, p . .. .1 r"l . r.-j v . CORVALLIS, OR, some real good bargains in mm more ATS! THE WHITEHOUSE, P. A. KLINE LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER 0orvalHs ; Office at Huston's Hardware Store. P.. O. Address, Box n. -''. Pays highest prices for all kinds of Live Stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. Twenty years experience. E. E. WILSON, ATTORNEY Al LAW, W. E. YATES, The Lawyer Corvallis, Oregon. Both Phones. ' ' , .Notice to Creditors ' Notice is hereby given that the under1 signed has been appointed by the County Court of Benton County, Oregon, in pro bate, as execntrix of the last Will and testament of Louisa J. Stewart, deceased. All persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased are hereby required and notified to present them, with the proper vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice to the undersigned executrix at my residence in Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon., :. " Dated March 18, 1905. . . . Henrietta Randall, Executrix. E. R. Bryson, Attornev-At-Law, A large amount of no. 2 rough lumber all lengths.". - " At Ccrrvaliitj saw mill for $6.50 per M Call for Warrants.- Notice is hereby given that there is money on hand at the- county treasurer s office to pay all orders endorsed and marked not paid for want of funds up to and including those of March 22nd, 1905. Inter est will be stopped on same from this date. Corvallis. Ore.j Mar 29, 1905. W. A. Buchanan, Treasurer of Benton Co, Or. Eastern Oregon Farm Property For sale. We have over 30,000 acres in improved wheat farms for sale in Gil liam, Sherman and Morrow connties, Oregon. Price of these lands, 15 to $20 per acre. Small cash payment and easy terms on balance, we also nave hrst class implement business for sale in a live Eastern Oregon town on R. R. Aadress, Moore .Bros, 62 r Wash st, Portland, Or. ; mr-t Phone Red 951. - Gorvallis & Eastern Railroad Time Card Number 28. For Yaquma: Train leaves Albany. ...... 12:45 p. m ' Corvallis...... 1:45 p. m " arrives Yaquina 5:40 p. m Returning: - Leaves Yaquina..;..... 7:15a. m -Leaves Corvallis ........... 11:30 a. m Arrives Albany 12 :is p. m 3 For Detroit: . .. . weaves uorvams.-. o:uo a. m. Leaves Albany. 7:30 a. m Arrives Detroit. ....12:02 p. m 4 from Detroit; .' -f . Leaves Detroit .....12:35 P- m Arrives Albany. ; . . . 5:15 p. m Arrives Corvallis 7:55 p. m. ' Train; So 2 connects with the S P train at Corvallis and Albany giving direct ser vice to Newport and adjacent beaches Train Ko. i arrives in Albany in time to connect with S P south bound train, as well as giving two or three hours in Albany before departure (of S P north bound train.' . . For farther information apply to ; - ---- : ' T. H. CfJRTIS, Acting Manager. H. H. Cronlse, Agent Corvallis. Thoa. Cockrell, Aeent Albany. B. A. CATHEY Physician & Surgeon Office, roortf 14, BanS Bldg. Hoorii 10 to 12 end 2 to 4. : Phone, office 83. . Residence 351. - Corvallis, Oregon.