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"V BV IKVlN"H Editor, - i and Proprietor VOL- JV..V O.'XJLi ;; CQRVALUS, OREGON. MAY 13, 1905. - ,-- o I . . mmm m . . THe, Famous BusyBee Graphone. 4 v . . We now have orf exhibition at our 'store -the' above Graphone. v Its :v excelleiice'1 can : 'better .be appreciated by inspection. The pleasure of every family can'be added to by 'having one."; sTrada $20 with us anaV-'gei" tW Graphjane ffeef 0niy one given to each home. - We have- an "immense line of merchandise, embracing .all the- newest creations for you to make your selections?" Big gest line of shoesP-,t The .Bell System v clothing" highest gracleT- Call and See "vs -.' - r . j " Parehases to be made by June 15th. CAPTAIN' OECfoLlilEIV WHO SAvVFLEfiTr GIVSS OPIN; - ION OF CZAR'S SAILOR.S. Ships fn &ood -Condition, and Have Seven tne jsew Baiue oaips.y i-Russiarj" Fleet gtill 1 5 ,T-!L-.p Fine Light Sample Rooms. Corvallis J. c. Hammel, Prop. Leadir-tr n tel in Oorvrillis. Recently opened. New brick building. Newly furnished, with modern con veniences. Furnace Heat, Electric Lights, , Fire Es capes, Hot and cold water on every floor. Fine single rooms. Elegant suites. Leading house in the Willam ette Valley. Rates: $1 .00, $1.25 and $2.00 per day. HOT LIKE SAILORS commander expected to find the ne cessary orders for effecting a junc tion v-th Rojestveneky and revictu- aiiiug cis iieev. . fxa was aanau . at sea fcv'a'5cout belonging to the Rus sian becfind Paeifi5quadron, which communicated t(f hica France's-rde- eire that the junction of i theSRus sian squadrons should' occur ", out side of- lode-Chinees waters..' -,Ne bogatof Jhen disappeared oa'the open soaf sailing; toward th&Secoad PacLfierquadron, whichdoubtlessi is awaMog aS the Annarja coa?t.' ': c V&teitch Watets."' News' Hoa Koce correspoaaeot cables thastwo colhers arrived there today f from -Honkohe Bay, - where tney delivered 4000 tone of coal to the Russian Beet. Aaofficer of one of these 1 vessels, ' the" Nevuneblin, said to tbaT)aily ISews'-correspQnd- ent that the Russian veE8ei8are ;n pond trim an i JikeiV, if : well hand led. ta firive the Japaiiese more than thev baraained. - lor an.- omcer of another vessel said: "The - Russians have" stven fine new battleships and a: dozen torpe do hoata in Kankohe Bay, "Their p.rflws. howaver.1ne not like sailors Thev are lazsrul preter to smote and drink. - fbe mostly consist of reserves who were torceato leave home against, their inclination. Thev are ignorant jtnd istupid'and have no knowledge of theij destina tion or th&.object of tbeir'BruiseiVit is difficult dt conceive- how Russia hones to win with snch""materiaW- Thfi nffinerB ot these TieBeeia caer- ed $5 -a bottle for .whisky--dae sailort -pegged for, -whisky,, tobacco and other luxuries. 'The ships are well armed and coaling at the- rate of 250 tons a day. The, warships cojild. not swing .theirgu'ns In order to nermit coaling to be done. repe- ditiouslv. The fleet lieswitnin two miles of the shore in ..Jbiee. lines The torpedo boats ate witbiii half a mile of tne shore... , , f- Marcu-ettel K-a-a., 5ia"y 9.-iTwen' ty'jjf asfwmastfre known to hav,e hpeft-Rwisa and ovr na.wera m-J )arL(va Jornada, the most' dlsaB-K'N Oklahoma City, .0. T SWEPT "BY, -TORNADO FIVE HUNDRED - DEAD",AND MINJURED HALF OF POP-.--. V. ULATION GONE.' Snyder, Oklanoaia, DenioUthed ia 'fan Instant Twenly'Jibe Kill-,,.--' yAk Marquette.; KanT, " by -"7v Furious Tprnado-" -i Other Towns Struck.. "May 10. trons'ip Xvla hittjry of Central Kan- Telephone reports", from Hobart, s as,- w b'J cb s wept over, this portion i Okla., indicate that the entire town of the fci.ate at midnight. One large lection -401' Marquettef -where the prktGipSE loss of life occurred' was entireiyiwi pedant.", - Reports from (hi sur-landing couptry- show- that the Cde ruction tov lift? srieciallv. .wafjaw". jespread',. ancf "the '--list ,of dead ai3 iniuredJa growing .con- fltautl j A storeroom has been cop veriea HOtov lempurary iuurgao, ajvd at -7:30, "i4 , dead bodies had been liroughfc lb. "Following the storia 5be utmost confusion prevail ed, a's si it will b9some time before in aui'jai eittsub ot' mo eiuiut .10 known'.-i-- V . . ,.Vhoa' daylight broke over the towD-i found the entire population in k siM of panicJ. Tbe tornado formed three miles "south of Mar quette and did not, spend its force until l baq ; passed many miles horth'f f-tha towm' In Marquette the residence,, portion we6t'of the main'itreet suffere'd the particular, daDQage. ; -The 'houses in the course of thel tornado 'were, - with two " or three exceptions, completely wreck ed. . liV thi.B section" there were a number -of modefn residences, of which only pne,"was left standing, The Swed'eh Lptheran and Metho dist churches .were among tbe'-flist buildi- gs etrnck, kod tfcey,-together wit i the'parsoaa ge, adjoining the tuTrh piiT an d telephone . wires of Snider, O. T., was . destroyed by a tornado. A train, of doctors, nurs es and otner ' assistants' is Baid to have, left Hobart forJSnyder. ; The wires are reported down . be tween Snyder 4nd other neighbor ing towns aad all communication is being received from ,Hobarti ,? Oklahoma'City" May l. It "i's reported from Hobaf t via Chicka- 8$wi-that bet wefen H5(S ,nd-400 peo' pie are dead at " Sriydef : and that bodies-are ecatteied alL over the streets and surrounding' country. The storm struck the town from the south westj traveling north pn til within abottt rlOOards of" the Oklahoma City & . Western jrailroad tracks' - Then it took a . northeast erly course .through " the business portion ot tbe'town. "North. '.of the track not a building is left standing The first relief train- sent from Ho? bart has arrived on the scene. :. ny is a citizen. Holt ned, and at last report had! not been captured. -Stackony who" acts as apeace officer : on the reservation, : was taking Holt : home, tbe latter being in a bad stats I, of intoxication.' On the way to tha V? agency, near ; MadraB, " they met ancher to whom - Holt offered a - drink from his damiiohn of whisky. insisuiig on uia: paxia&iug oi it. Stakony interferedj and theranch- " er drove on J.- , r-' 'A few "minutes , later another rancher met Holt madly gallopingV in flight. -A little farther on in the road he came on, Stackony's body lying , across his path." Holt had ap- parently knocked ,hlm irom his '; hors 'wUh. the demijohn, then, while his victim lay dazed, hunted a rock with. -which to AJonish ' hiB dBed.': The murderer," did not cross " the ferry landing' to v the : agency,'- and a last report from Madras said his whereabouts-were unknown.' ' - . "London. Mav IV. lhere- is - no further new s of th e whereabouts of the and Nebogatoff and,th9 dispatches were carried down, and it was ' sev eral hottrs before the outiide world could be aonrieed of the plight of the citv. .It was not until a o'clock that physicians and- surgeons be gan arriving from surrounding towns. In tbe meantime, willing hands set to work to clear away the debris and extiicate the dead and injured. The Swedish Lutheran parsonage and several private jesi' dences were turned into temporary hospitals, while the dead were tak en to the storeroom of Oiaf Olson wired from Paris to the eflect that thpy had left French waters.- at the request of the . French authorities are not credited here. That they joined in French waters is certain and that they are btill there is a likewise palpable fact. That tbey are to move northward may be so, but it is " not because . France de maads it, but because the Russian commanders feel that the time has come to risk everything on. a des- nerate move, and the naval experts - ... ..... i . i. here bf lieve now that a naval oatue and laid out in rows awaiting iden- Star Brand Shoes are Better! For She es, Clothing, Hats, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Fruits, Meats, Staple and Fancy Gro ceries, see , WELXSHER 6c GRAY. Highest Market Price Paid for all Kinds of Produce Star Brand Shoes, are Better! will soon be inevitable. . Roiestveaskv has remained in French waters because he entertain ed hopes that he' could lure Togo far from bis base and tnus tnrow the balance in favor of the Russians. tification. - r Just before daybreak, a represen tative of the Associated Press made the rounds on the different places. Ia one rcom in the Lutheran par sonage he found six injured, and in The Popular Grocery & Crockery Good Things For Eating ' Butter Always Fresh from Dairies, tasty and good, . Pickles. the Sweet and sour, bottle and bulk. Fresh and -from the hens. Eggs. lways direct See our Garden Hienzes I Truck, nothing but best. grown by good gardeners. The best canned Fruits and Vegetables on the market. , OUR METHODS OF BUSINESS v All appeal to the thrifty housewife who wants the very best i groceries for the least money, - . HERE IS THE STORE . . P. M.ZIEROLF. At Kings Valley. Apparently now be.de6pairs of ac- an adioinin room corpses of five complishing this and has determm-1 persons who had died from injuries ed to move boldly nortn ana give after thev bad been brought in. In battle at any place, whether it be off half a dozen other houses similar the coast of Luzod, in tbe Straits of ecenes were found. - Formosa, or even in th open Paci- When the missing in Marquette fic Ocean. . jhad been accounted for.thesearhers Should Vladivostok be bis destm- directed their attention to tbe sur ation, he must go one of two ways rounding country, v Soon half via the Formosa channel and the iW.nri wnomnlnadn nf dead ' and . id Shu8hima straits, or to the eastward jured had been brought to the town of Formosa; Should' he choose the from tbe district adjoining it on the former, he'swm be sunjected to re- south peated torpedo attacks in a narrow The suflerers tell cot -many nar chanLei where he will have great Low eecapes from death; ' lone Sai difficulty in holding- his own and lPes, the Infant daughter.'of Cbari protecting his floating steel fortrec s.j.teDi was lifted in tier Ted and ees. If he goes to the eastward of carried to tbe middle of. the street, Formosa, he must take " jshances of receiving only a few scratches. Sai not having any friendly harbors leen and his wife were dangerously near in case of defeat. His position injured, is desperate, in spite of the superi- The mattress upon whioh tbe ba- onty in armanent, and all ot his by daugater of the Rev. Smith lay, boasted still will be needed it ne is doubled up.in a manner as to cov- to reach a Russian harbor. er the .riild. and protect it lrom Some naval exoetts here proress falling timbers. to believe that- Roieetvensky will' Mr. aad Mr.s. O. S. lillvin were move on with his squadron -and carried' en their bed a distance of leave Nebogatoff to come on after- 500 feet "and laid down without be wards. The vessels ot the latter icg eenously mtured. lbe tornado commander are of small coal-carry- cut a clean swath 100 yarda wide, ing capacity and would necessarily be. at a disadvantage -on along cruise. If Rojestvensky were to move on and attack tbe Japanese with reasonable fortune, be would he able to inflict such damage, even if he loses all of his own cruisers, that the passage to Vladivostok would be easy for his : junior and the latter's command. .. . Guthrie.'May , 11. Late reports from Hobart, Okla., and .. Chicka saw. I. T.' place - the ,nnmbeT of dead and injured in the tornado at Snyder,, Okla., at 500.- j The storm-broke over the -town at 11 o'clock at-pight7compl.tely demolishing it. as near as reports can be .obtained. The first news of the disaster was received at Hobart I by telephtw- giving 'a -bald .state' mani OI lue loruauu ua,viug an uw the town.- .The wires, both tele graphic and telephonic,- then- went down and no further news bas been obtained directly from Snyder. It is now impossible to reach Lawton, Okla., the nearest town to Snyder, and all the telegraphic communications are reported down between that place and Snyder. Rescue trains have been started from Hobart and Chickasaw which will arrive at Snyder this morning. Snyder is a town of about 2,500 inhabitants, in Kiowa county, Ok lahoma,, in the Kiowa and Coman che Indian, country opened to white settlers in 1901 s' The town was laid out largely by the-ban Fran cisco railway at a Junction of two of its lines, and the company erect ed important buildings there. jonn rnce, our roaa supervisor, - bas had a ere w'cf men. working the ; roaas ine, past weeic. -a - ? . - , ivir. J-iogan, tne luuier,- naa re ceived a jiew grain cleanerfor bis - ; mill. - He intends to - purchase all , , lag harvest that is for sale, . and hev ? is preparing to handle it by A build ing a new warehouse large enough . A, B.i Miller is preparing to erect ; a modern Jar m dwelling. -. i , Bad Alcorn has had a new roof -and other repairing -done, on bis ' dwelling lately occupied by,. L." G. '-' f rice, and he ia to shortly occupy ; it ; himselfV". , , - (. " The. Independent Telephone pa- irons hereafter will have to pay five cents lor switching. - ' The change : Was made the first of this '."month. ' Switching heretofore has been free. 'k Frantz Bros- are. "making" and"", selling a. lare amount xA lumber -.-'y at Hoskins this spring., j . "; Frank Plunkett ' is. ivixrAr.g 'a- , ging camps up the ljuckiamute.1 : v Dick Dann and Howard Bush are logging on the mountain west of Bash's farm. ' A Good Suggestion. ' Mr. C. B. Wainwright of Lemon City, Fla., has written the manufacturers that much better results are obtained from the use of Chambeilain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoaa Remedy in cases of pains in the stomach, colic and cholera mor bus by taking it in water as hot as can be drank. Taat when taken m this way the effect is donble in rapidity, - "It seems to get at the right spot instantly,' be says, nor sale by Lrrauam S wor tham. . . - . Ch, the Paris, May 10. A dispatch from Saigon to the Petit Journal, says: "NebogatofTe squadron appear ed at daybreak of May 9, 20 miles off Cape St. James, preparing as cend the riverto Saigon, ; where the mberlam's Cough Remedy Very Best. . . ;. "I hay: been using -Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy and wast to say it is tbe best coueh medicine I have ever taken," says Georze L.v Chubb, a merchant of Harlan, Mich. There is no question about its being the best, as it will cure a cough or Cold in lees time than any other treatment . It should always be kept in the house ready for instant use for a cold can be cured m much less time when promptly treated. ' For sale by Graham & Wortham. . , . Hay For Sale. ' ' Vetch aud alfalfa, best cow bay In world. Ina Tel 155. L. L. Brooks. the Harrieburg, Pa., May 11. An express train on the Pennsylvania railroad ran into a Ireight train in which were. two cars loaded with dy namite at 1:10 o'clock this morning in South HarriBburg near the plant of the Paxtang Light, Heat t Pow er company. Three terrific explo sions, that broke windows all over the citv. followed, and the two trains were completely wrecked and took fire. -It was estimated at three o'clock that s0 persons were killed and 100 injured, though these fig ures may be too small. 'It is impossible to obtain the ex ect number of fatalities, because the wreckage in which many of the passengers and some members of the train-"crews ate pinned, is slfll ablaze, and unapproachable, and many small explosions occur con tinually. 1 -.. When the first explosion occurr ed, bodies were thrown clear out of the berths in the sleeping cars and landed down the railroad embank ment, some even having been hurl ed into the Susquehanna river, which parallels the railroad in that locality. . :- '- , All the physicians of -,the city were summoned to work with the injuied. - , Prineville. OrJ. Mav 9. One of the most brutal crimes in tbe histO' ry of Crook county tookplace about a mile north of Madras, in North western Crook county, yesterday noon, Kobert Molt Knocking J ames Stakony off his horse with a whisky demijphn and then hammering his brains out by means of a Btone placed in Stakony 's own hat and used as a sling. Both men are WarrrrSpring Indians, and Stacko Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the Estate of James C. Irwin, deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned that the undersigned has been duly appointed administrator 01 the es tate of said James C. Irwin, deceased, by the county cour- ot Benton county, state of Oregon. All persons having claims against said, estate of said James C. Irwin deceased, are hereby required tc present the same with the proper vouchers duly verified as by !aw required within six months from the date hereof to the un dersigned at his residence near Bruce, Benton county, Oregon, or at the law of fice of E. E. Wilson, in Corvallis, Ore gon. Dated this April 29, 1905. - " - ' , ' R. S. Irwin, 3 Administrator of th'e Estate of James V. Irwin, deceased. -. v Notice to Creditors. . In the matter of the Estate of George W. Owen, deceased, - ;. - Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned that the undersigned has been duly appointed administratrix of the es tate of said George W. Owen, deceased, by tbe county court of Benton county. state of Oregon. .. A i persons having claims against sai ; i itate of GergeW. Owen, deceased, ar hereby required to . present tbe same, w 1 the proper vouch . ers duly verified as by law required with ' in six months from tbe date hereof, to the undersigned at the law office of E. E. Wilson in Corvallis, Oregon. Dated this April 29th. 1905. Margaret IS. Owen. is; Autmnistratoi of the Estate of George, W. Owen, deceased. . v ntv at Largest line of matting in the T, .LI J ' DiauKieugu s. s:".- ' '3VirM nn Pomna hut "Trmff" on' prunes, its lian prunes, 50-pound , boxes, $1.50. F. T,. Miller.;-,- ' , For Sale. Cigar clippings of onr own manufact ure, Rose & Son. ' m2S tf