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( f I J - 1 When You see it in Our Ad, rs so. Made & Guaranteed by . Kuppenbeimer 6c Co, America Leaaing Clothes Maker j Chicago For advertisements in this column the rate of 15 cents per line will be charged. Copyright, 1902, by B. KUPPENHEIMER & CO. If You Want To Know What Smartly Dressed Men Will Wear this Season, CALL ON US. Conforming to Fashion's Latest' Decrees, Designed by Aatist Tailors Frshioned by Master Workmen, Are Some of the Reasons Why Kuppenheimer Clothing . . . . IS THE BEST. F. L. filler SOLE AGENT J Corvallis, Oregon I Little Henry was spending his vacation on a farm. It was his first visit to tke country, and he had never seen a threshing machine. "Mamma!" he exclaimed one day. rushing into the house, "there's a fire engine way in a big field, an it's pumpin' seeds." Quarterly communion and re ception of members at the morning service in the Presbyterian church Fisher sells the Trowbrigde piano Mrs. T. H. Crawford returned last night from an extended visit with Portland friends. ' John Webster, of the '05 grad uat ing class-of Philomath college has purchased and installed a saw mill at Wren. "The Gospel of Temperance" will be the subject of an address at the Christian church next Sunday ! afternoon at 3'oclock. The speak-1 er is Mrs. Newell of Eugene. A valuable pin is reported as j ljst in the Times classified column1 next Sunday. C. E. meetings at j and a reward is offered for its re 6:30 p. m. and at 7:30 p.m. The turn. Other interesting notices pastor will preach the first sermon j appear in that and other advertis- tn a series on uia lestament Characters." Subject for evening, Adan.." Good music and a wel- cime to all. No Prizes go with our Chase & Sanborn High Grade COFFEE In fact nothing goes with our coffee but cream, sugar and SATISFACTION P. M. ZIEROLF. Sole agent for Chase I Sanborn High Grade COFFEE WiVINfl T0 0UR LA-EGE FALL RUN on Sport 8 1 wYIl lVJ ing Goods "we have replenished our stock with a complete line of Gnns and Rifles ; also a large I supply of Shells and Cartridges. Just Received & A Fine Line Razors and Razor Strops Pocket Knives and Hunting Knives Salmon Hooks and Bass Hooks AU Kinds of Lines. Come in and see our New Line of Footballs HOME-SEEKERS If you are looking for some real good bargains in 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. " AMBLER 6c WAITERS Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Gorvallis and Philomath, Oregon. J Times Job Printing is the Best At King's Valley. M L. Frantz has moved to Con don's Mill on Peedee. The Hoekins switch is located in a vacant house and is nearly useless. Late Crawford peaches from the John Kiger orchard and deliv ered in the local market the first of the week were" of excellence un- eclipsed by the famous Southern Oregon peaches. lhe yield was small per tree but the quality was as good as the best of any clime. When it comes into its own the Willamette river bottom along its entire length will be an immense peach orchard, sending fruit everywhere. A performance filled with side splitting situations and speeches was "Uncle Josh Perkins" a farce comedy at the Opera House Wed nesday night. Uncle Josh himself was a source of much merriment, but his hired man Hiram, was a character inimitable in concept'on and very ludicrous and effective in rendition. A play witi Hiram as the star part and rendered in no better form than Hiram's .- perform ance Wednesday night would give fame and fortune to the man who would create it. Manager Groves is to be congratulated on Wednes day night's bill. The house was packed. In Good Samaritan hospital in Portland, the doctors are trying to solve the problem of what is the malady with which Henderson W. Murphy is suffering. He has been ill ever since his return from the Prineville country several weeks ago. It is a case of stomach trouble but its exact nature has not yet been established. One theory is catarrh another cancer with a chance that still other complications are pres ent. The family and friends in this city aire awaiting with much concern the outcome of theexhaust ive inquiry into his ailment. The news of the death of his brother at Walla Walla, was re ceived Wednesday evening by Ly man A. Bundy. The deceased was younger than the popular OAC man, and had been indisposed for two or three years. Sometime ago he wrote that he was enroute to Walla Walla for a surgical opera tion, and that was the last tidings received here until the telegram Wednesday evening announcing his death. Lyman Bundy lett Wednesday night expecting to meet his mother enroute and pro ceed together to Walla Walla. The burial will probably be at Dayton, Washington. Mr. Bundy will be absent a week, possibly longer. A week from tomorrow, in Se attle, occurs the hearing of the case in which the proposed deport ation of E-ther Mitchell and Maud Hurt Creffield is involved. The womea were ordered by the super ior court of Seattle to be released from jail and be sent Lto Oregon. The action was taken after a sanity hearing had pronounced both of them as affected with a species of insanity. After Judge Frater had ordered them deported the district attorney carried the matter to" the supreme court, where a stay of proceedings was ordered and Judge Frater cited to appear and show why he appointed an insanity com mission and why he had ordered the women deported. Several big legal firms will participate in the proceedings. It is the guess gener ing colums. Read them all. Mrs. Newall, slate Evanglist and Vice Presidedt of the w. C. T. U. of Oregon will speak at the Christian church on tiospel Tem peraSce, at three p. m. Every one cordialy invited. Subjects at M. E. church Sun day: 11 a. nr., "One of the Forces of Christianity." Evening, five minute prelude on Sam Jones and Reno Hutchinson. "Who is the Man?" Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oraon for Beaton Couaty. ' Minnie Clegjf, Plaintiff - vs. "V John Arthur Cleffg, Defendant j To John Arthur Cle?e. the aoove named defendant: In the name of of the State of Oregon you arehere- I by summoned and required to appear and answer the complaint of plaintiff in the above entitled suit in the above entitled Court now on file with the Clerk of said Court on or before six weeks from the date ef the first publication of this summons, to wit. on or before the 23rd, day of November A. D. 1906. And you are notified that it you fail so to appear and answer the said complaint as herein requircd the plaintiff will apply to the above Court for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to wit, for a de cree of said Court dissolving and annulling the mar riage contract now existing between you and the piamt in ana awarding to plaintiff the care ana cus tody of Jessie Clegg, the issue of said marriage, and for her costs and disbursements herein. 'Ihis summons is published in the Corvallis 'limes once a ween lor bix successive and consecu tive weeks and in seven issues thereof, beginning with the issue of October 12, 1906, and ending with the issue of November 23rd, 1906, in pursuance m .u yiuer maue uy me rum. . woodward, Coun ty Judge of Benton Countv. State of Oregon, dated the 12th day of October 1906. . lhe date of the first publication hereof is Octo ber 12th, I9CC. . -McFaddkn & Brtsov, 1 " Attorneys for Plaintiff. Henry PluDkett has the fever. ally that the action of Judge Frater typhoid will be sustained, and that the women will be sent to Oregon. Work on the Woman's build ing at the college will begin in two weeks. Mr. bnook the contractor, was in town Wednesday looking over the ground. The contract was signed Tuesday. Mr. Snook is the man who built Agricultural Hall: T Tp Viae n frrr of micnnc mo A of the boys of the Valley serenaded begin the brick laying, and one them Monday evening. part of his errand to Corvallis was to ascertain if brick can be bought here. Tf not it noill tiatro k ABOUT fifteen Trowbridge pianos have chinned in from elsewW 'm,- Deen soia ana placed In the best homes 01, t ... T in this vicinity in the last 20 days by s- . "c V3 .unaDle tu uegm upeiauuns earner in tne season, as the delay in starting will The rain hsre has made every thing nearly like spring. The hills are green end grass is good every' where. The ground is in good con" dilion to plow. Mack Max field and Eva Papha were mariied last week and a few The aunual alumni football game takes place on college field tomorrow afternoon. Among the old gridiron heroes expected to be on hand are- Bert Pilkingtcn, Rinehart, Emily, Walker, Elgin, and others. The game is called for 2:30 o'clock. Search of the recoads is in progress to determine the reliability of the title to a lot owned by Mrs. James Cauthorn on Mam street in the Fred Clark block. If a certain missing deed turns up, the propertv will become Harley Hall's, and he will build a house " on it. - seventy nve toot irontage on the east side of Rogo way's furnit ure store has been sold by Ambler & Watters to F. Keeny of Halsey for a consideration of $1,000. It is the report that the purchase 1 is debating the question of whether or not to build a livery stable building on the ground. The corner stone of the new German Lutheran edifice is to be laid Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o' clock. The building is located on lots east of the residence property recently owned and occupied by Prof. McKellips. The corner stone ceremonies will be attended with special services, including a sermon by Rev. Ingle of Salem, in the German language, and an address in English by Rev. Byerline of Albany. Everybody is invited. It was an unlucky day at the Colbert factory yesterday. Charley Colbert was in the act of stepping out ot the front door when his foot slipped. He fell and a rib struck on one of the forks of a saw buck. A fractured rib is supposed to be the result. Near the same time, while feeding the sticker, a piece of oak rebounded and struck Walt er Colbert in the hand, inflicting a painful, wound. Both brothers are able to be around, but neither can do a yoeman's work for several days. Though nothing is being said about it preliminaries are in motion for the big agricultural fair to take place in Corvallis next September, lasting three days. Incidentals are being looked after preparatory to tha Citizens,. League mee ing the first Tuesday in next month when the matter will be presented to that organization. The scheme is the best and biggest ever laid out for Corvallis and Benton county, be cause of the ultimate aim the plan carries with it. : a. scene ot extraordinary ac tivity is presented when the weath er permics at the corner north ac ross the street from the Occidental holel. From a dozen to a score of workmen engaged there on the bank bhildini and the postof fice building. construction opera tions on both of which are being pushed to the utmost vigor. In the bank building, the foundation work is all completed and the " car penters are laying: the ioists. The foundation of the postoff ice - build ing will soon be. completed.' A number of cutters are preparing stone for both structures. Father Springer attended the dedication of the Catholic school at McMinnville this week. A person well known in Cor vallis was P.J. Gibson, for years and years a train man on the West side railroad. He was a brakeman in the days of Colburn, Co riser and Stout as conductors. He ran here when Hal Bell was baggageman and Jack Evans and Billy Battman were engineers He was a kindly and genial chap whom everybody that traveled the ro id knew. But he has made hi last trip. He died in Good Samaritan hospital in Port land Wednesday. Shooting within the city lim its, more particularly in the north western part of town and at all hours of the night has been a source of much annoyance to many citi zens of late. One evening during the process of the horse play two shots were fired and a young: man tell as though shot, to great con- i cern and alarm of persons who hap- j pened to be in the neighborhood, j On another occasion five shots were I fired in rapid succession, all in wan ton foolishness. Inquiry by the authorities revealed the identity of the young men engaged in the en terprise and at last accounts there was promise of an abatement of the nuisance. Economy fruit & Johnson's. jars at Thatcher CLOTHES CLEANED and press cfe lowest price? one door eout j of 9bbd ble shop on Main street. Mr. T. Mon Foo, an experienced; 1 pounder of Chinese medicines, snecesar to the late Hong Wo Torn.', of Alhy, Oregon, is now prepared to furnisb Cio nese medicine to all. The nndere3 recommends him and guarantees-&13-faction. Call or write him at No. 117 West Sec ond Street, Albany, Oregon. Jim Westfail- Claud Buchanan ani Miss Edith Berthold were united in mar riage at the court house, , Albany, Wednesday morning, by Rev. G. W. Nelson. The young people are both graduates of OAC in the class of 1903. The groom is a son of Mrs. Ruth Buchanan. He is a young man of exemplary character fine attainments and industrious habits. The bride, a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Philip Berthold, of Linn county, is a young lady of many accomplishments and one of Linn county's worthy and success ful school teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan will make their home on the Buchanan farm ten miles south of Corvallis. Many friends join in extending congratulations and good wishes. Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that the inJ?rK;;wa has been duly appointed the executor oi the-estate of Add (Jonu'tou, deceased, by th faiwjr court of the state of Oregon , for Beutati ttoulf, All persons having ciMms agaiut sui& vtaer are noiified topieent the sime duly verr$sAa bylaw rrqulied within six months iroa. date horeol.to the undersigned at the officS.3u R. Bryson, in the city of Coivallls, Oros" jamks 3. ruEinr. Executor of the estate of Ann Coinpton, geefci& B. a. cathey: Physician & Surgeon Office, room 14, BanK Bldj. 10 to la and a to 4. Phone, office 83. Residence 35). Corvallis, Csegsa DR. E. E. JACKSOM Veterinary Surgeon & Dentist Office 1011 Main st lad 204- Residence 1220 4th st Ind .NEW ADS TODAY. LCST. Pin, sunburst of pearls w'th diamond center. Finder please leave at Allen s drug store and receive reward. J. FRED ATTORNn, I -AT-LA W- Zierolf Building. G. B. FARRA, Physician & Surgeon,. Office-np stairs in Burnett Brkl K idence on the corner of Madifcr ax3 Seventh gt. Phone at honse act? oS o WANTED. WANTED. Oak legs from 16 to 26 inches in diameter from two feet long up. Enquire Central Plaining Mills, Corvallis. H. S. PERNOT, Physician fe Surgeon. Office over postoiScfl. Residence Oasn -Fifth and Jefferson streets. Hours S3 1 12 a. m., 1 to 4 p. m. Orders may eft at Graham &. v' -'ham's dnss ) WANTED a salesman. Many make $100 to $150 per month. Some even more. Stock clean: grown on Reservation, far from old orchards. Cash advanced weekly. Choice of territory, Ad dress Washington Company, Top- penish, Washington. WANTED, 60 tons of clean vetch seed and oats in car lots.-Highest market price paid. Load at near est R. R. station. Wanted, deai Italian and English Rye grass. L. Li Brooks. WANTED. A -woman or girl for general fcousework in a private family. Ad dress Box 44, Corvallis. FOR SALE. FOR SALE Four-horse steam engine, good as new. Inquire at Times office. FOR Sale. Five room house and lot near college grounds. Also, small nouse and two lots, fine location. . Also carpenter shop, engine, machinery, etc. and quantity of dry lumber. Also patent Russian iron stove drum. Inquireiin sixth street phone 366. Fisher. People having goods of any kind postal to O. Rogoway, Ure.,: and he will call. - Corvallis, Rogoway's Second Hand Store, Second Hand "-CS51LaLC u"y operations later. for sale, drop a "c- F "T? 0Peras to of the building is-to be $71,300. It will be of enormous size, having accommodations for 300 girls and the dressmaking and household science, "You have'been hunting with out a license. "That is. what a game, warden said to local sports man., ""I've been hunting, but I got a: license" replied the hunter, "that s all right but I-toippeh to know that you havn't a license,'1 insisted the. game wardenj "I know well enough who told you I didn't", angrily replied the hunter and he he proceeded to cuss a well known farmer in half a ' dozen keys and' with a vigor that nearly male the game; warden's hair stand on end. And the funny thing of it is, that the farmer thathe "cussed hadn't said a word to the game warden a bout it. Each warden carries a list pf all the licenses issued. fUK bAJuti cneap beven room house and'two lots near the C. & E. depot, good well water, barn and other outbuildings. Inquire at Times office. A new Cecilian piano player, atjc r 1 9 am n . snap, risner s music store. Phone to Zierolf now, your csr- der fresh Yaquinabav, o.ystsis.nex. Saturday. Fresh Zierolfs orders Yaquina Bay oysters at every Saturday. Leave now. 0. R. N., THE TIME SAVER. Chicago 17 Hoars Nearer via this Pop ular Columbia River Route.. Ftanklin was right when ie said, " Lost time is never found a gain. " The O. R. N. in addition to giving you 200 miles along tbe matchless Columbia River, saves, you 17 hours to Chicago. It is the.- Short Line to Lewiston. Short Line to Palouse cou stsj- Short Line to Spokane, Short line to the couer d'AIeiie country, Short Line to Salt Lake City Short to Line Denver. Short Line to Kansas City.- Short Line to Omaha. Short Line to Chicago-.. Short Line to all points east Three trains east daily, 9:12-51. m. and 835 P-m. The "Chicago Portland Special is as fine as tb& finest. Every comfort of horae-- For particulars ask any agent of the Southern Pacific Company otr . write Wm. McMurray, Gen. Pass. AgesiS: Portland, Oregtsa. FOR SALE. 800 good breeding ewes and 500 y2 breed lincoln lambs. Address J. V. ' O'Leary, McKenzie Bridge, Oregon. FOR SALE Clean vetch and cheat seed. Matthew Thomson, C. and E. crossing; Gbfvallis. . FOR SALE OR-TRADE. No 1 clean ' cheat seed.'-- Phone 51 Mt. View, line. Joseph Bryant. FOR RENT.- High grade- pianc very reasonable., Also good or gan for rent or sale, ji.iii Sixth St. Phone 366. - Rogoway's Second Hand Store. Leave orders at Zierolfs for fresh Yaquina bay oysters for delivery Sat I canada .-rnioc Bank of oana WILLAMETTE VALLEY Banking Company okv allis, Oregon. Deals in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Bays County, City and Sc&o - Warrants. Principal Correspondents SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND (The Ban e ' SEATTLE f CalloraS TAOOMA I NEW YORK Messrs. J. P. Horcan A C. CHICAGO National Bank of The Spn lie. LONDON, ENG. N M KothschUcfs & Sam9' V i - v - t