CoiyaJJis JVeekly Gazette.
Ft lOAY MORNING, AUG. 28; 1885.
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Crippled.
Thos. Aurand was out bugyy riding last
Sunday evening, accompanied by Mss Kit
miA rf H was drivinc the team of liis
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cousin' Mr. T. J. Creight.m, and while pass-
in,,, north lnn seventh street, the team
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became frightened and started to run away
under full speed. When they had run as
far an the street Dassinff east and west on
the north side of Judge Bryson's house, Mr,
Aurand attempted to turn the team, so as tc
head them east, when one wheel of tl
buggy ran off the "bridge, breaking the
wheel down and also the buggy tongue. At
this particular time Miss Kitridge was
tnm-n to the eround but escaped unin jured
Aurand still kept in the buggy endeavor
unr to hold the team, until they had run as
fur as the rail road crossing near the real
Jenee of Mr. Samuels, in the WcElro;
property, here the front end of the piece of
tongue still fastened to the buggy caught
under or struck against something solid
which threw the horses and upended th
buggy clear off the ground and over the
horses, lighting bottom side up on the op
posite side of the team. This so completely
fastened the horses down to the ground that
they were unable to get up, but Mr. Auraml
was throwu from the buggy to the ground
lighting some how on his shoulders ami
back which so-disabled hira that ever since
his fall all the lower part of his body, from
the shoulders down, has been completely
paralyzed. His recovery is considered
quite doubtful.
The Wrecked. Ship.
The bark Haddingtonshire, which was
wrecked live miles north of Point Reys
lighthouse, about 100 yards from the shore;
of her crew, only two were saved. Win.
Murray and Hans Markusmi; all others on
board were lost; which were John Frazer,
Captain: George Cunnirghain, Chief mate:
John MaoKory Stewart; Colin Campbell,
Cook: Walter Eastland. Peter McLean,
Thomas Miller, John Waters, Edward Mor
rison, Robert Fise and Charles Lungsen,
able, seamen; William Morrison, Robert
Darney, Fred Poheim and James Cuuuiug
hara, apprentices.
LOCAL NOTES.
Bird cages at Will Bros.
New sheet music at Will Bros.
School in the lower district will liegin
Monday, September 7th.
Boys clothing at cost at YVhitneys closing
oat sale.
A new- Episcopal chuivh is being built in
Astoria.
Nobby Hats at cost at Whitney's closing
out sale.
Philip Webber and Max. Friendly spent
Sunday in Albany.
All goods at cost at Whitney s closing
ut sale.
Rev. Father White, of McMiuville,
in Corvallia this week.
Misses Ella and M .y Hirseh, returned to
their home in Portland this week.
Men's furnishing eoods at cost al . it-
ney's closing out sale.
M. S. Neugass went to the Bay n bus:-
ness last Saturday returned yesterday.
Go and see the go. den voiced Peerless
Organs at Will Bros.
Chas. Mouteith, f A'.bany, was in Cor-
allis Monday evening.
Men and boy's shoes and boots: at cost
it Whitney's closing nt s;t!e.
1'he Ladies Coffee Club will meet in Pit
man's hall, next Mi mil: y.
The narrow guage railrondis being put in
repair to again curry the wheat crop.
Corsets, Kid gloves ami p irasu's, at cost
at hituey's closing out Sale.
Al. Hoack, an enterprising M 'ivhant of
Monroe, was in (Jorvallis on business last I
eek.
Rev. J. H inna formerly an old resident
of this place, returned duraj the week vis
iting friends.
Anew line of Fine Dress goods, Silk,
Velvets, Ribbons and Jersey waits just re
ceived at Nolan's C.ish Store.
V. P. Burnett, of lie tir ti of Burnett &
Emir, went to Portland Wednesday mum
ing on business for the firm.
Drs. Cooper and II adman, dentists at
Lebanon, were in Corvaiiis yesterday on
business.
Rev. P. S Knight will preach in the con
gregational church next Sunday morning
and evening.
A new Ketehum war.-on, three and one
lia f inch, for sale at a bargain at Woodcock
& Baldwin's. .
Charles Pierce fr m Independence has
been spending a portion of the week in Cor--.
allis.
Choose your sewing machines at Will
Bros., where they i ive tea or t.velve di.Tcr
ont kinds to choose from.
Misses Tesje Taylor and Annie Fisher
left for Seitile. where they will spend some
ti ii visiting friend i. and relatives.
il nry Chambers and M. C. Conner of
Liin.fi ii -y tilth 0 i le t'leir appearance in
in Corvaiiis lost Wednesday.
A three an I. one-h.i'f inch
Wat jr wagon, bran new, at
, B niuiii's for sal idiet.
Taquina f.allroad.
steel White
Woodcock &
A party, of Corwil is youn? peo;ile spent
Sunday, afternoon ui Albany, returning by
.noon ighfc.
On the 20th inst., the day of John R ihin
son's circus was in Corvaiiis, the Occidental
hotel fed 600 people.
Mrs. B. L. Arnold has been visiting New
port for sev nil d iys. She returned to her
home in C rvallis last Monday.
Remember Nolan's Remnant and odds'
and en is ale wi commence on S iturdav
Aug. 23th, and continue 15 days.
There will be sjr.ices in the Presbyterian
chnrch next Sddiath morning ouly. Ser
mon by Rev. B. 11. Mirgicroyd.
Th" A O. U. W. have had no assess
ment for the last two months, and only one
dc t'l which va p lid from surplus.
0. A. Houck. son of !eo W. Houck of
Monroe, left this v eek f-f a five years term
in X.'trc 1). me University, Indiana.
Harvesting in this county is concluded,
ami while rue iverage yiem is no, uji v me
expectations of some, it is considered fair.
Wo acknowledge a very pleasant call
from Alonzi Cise, of Newport, last week
e with his two sons came out on the ex
cursion from the Bay last week, it being his
first tiip over the O. P.
Win H- Palmer from the Belknap settle
ment was in Corvaiiis, last Monday aceom-
tabors on the Gazette
M. S. Woodcock and family went to the I (alljel ,y his d ilghU-r, who was being ex
Bay last Saturday. M. S. returned to his aniiued by superintendent E. A. Mduer she
contemplates teaching schoo .
Among he prominent citizens of New
port who cam t attend the circus hist
week, we uoticed Messrs. J. W. Bill,
Charley Wynatt, Ahuio Case. Arthur
Brassfield, Kl Abbey, Harry M ore, Li ti -pky,
and others.
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Fish Ladder.
The contract for building the fish ladder
&t Oregon City, was let to the Stin Francisco
Bridge Company, to complete the structure
for nine thousand four hundred dollars.
The contract was executed on the 7th day
of August, and the work is to be completed
within eighty days after the execution of
contract. The work was begun by the com
pany last Tuesday and the work no doubt
will be combleted on time, unless something
not within the control of the company stops Leaving
the work and prevents them from pushing
the matter forward. The company which
have it in hand are noted for their thorough
ly pushing qualities.
Business Sold.
Mou 1 y.
Miss Nellie Riley, of Salem, was in Cor
vaiiis last Friday evening, and went to
Newport S iturday for a t.vo weeks stay.
Henry Keesee who moved with his family
to Langel valley last spring returned to iW
vallis lor the pur'ave of moving the re
mainder of his effects.
Hon. F M. Wadsworth, Agent at the
Seletz Reservation, ar ived in Corvaiiis yes
terday. He says every th ng is moving
nicely on ihe Reservation.
Duncan Mouteith went through Corvaiiis
from the Bay yesterday on In. w y o Al
bany. His wite s:t
to enjoy hialih and recrca
Prof. Johnson lately I'miu the e:ist i,l
take clt irge of the preparatory department
in Philomath codeje. This department ol
the school h is heretofore be--u taught by
Miss Die .to in.
Prof. .1. W. Vimsj his r
Newuort to his home in Fori
in our ci y 1 ist Pri 1 y ni ; it In '
nil dance at Job's hall, wuich was
enjoyable affair.
Travel in the direction of the By 13 in
creasing with every train. About 30J passen
gers went over there I s Saturday, being
the largest nuuibcr ever ta'icu oil any oe
train over this road.
E. W. Cresscy living about two miles
above Milwaukee opposite Oswej . thinks
that he has discoivre I iuim -n e'y va'uabh
oil deposits underlying his farm. He lia
foiind tl e oil Boating on poois of Mater.
A test will soon be ma le.
Mr. E O. Chimmers formerly of Inde
pendeuce has recently bought the bui ding
on second stieet heretofore occupie I by Mr.
Bain. He is refitting the bui. ding will'
new shelves and counters and propose
starting a new book ami talittary store
The O. & V. R. I'. will K in a Train oi
i Saturday, Ang. 29th! irom Uerry to C -vallis
to c omect with the Oregon P.icitic
Excursion Train from Corvaiiis to Yaquiua.
Derry at 7 o.c'ock A. M. fare
from Derry to Corvaiiis ana return, ZI.JV
From Independence to Corvaiiis and return,
SI. Don't miss the biggest ecursion of tin
Season.
Hiram Fliokinger a areat many years
resident of ibis place and now of Umatil!
county arrived in Corva'li.s 1 ist Friday vis
iting frien Is, ncquaintances and his broth i
residing in this county. Hiram is highh
delighted with his new location an 1 think
Hon. E. B. McE'roy left recntly, to at
'end the county tea hers' institute in Co is
eoun y. He will visit Coijui le. VtarshfieM,
Empire, Oirdiner, Sent'ahnraf. Bosebitr,
and Drain, on the trip. Rev. J. R. N. Bell
of Rnsebnrg wi 1 acooinp-iny him on his trip.
A lire was discovered in the sidewalk m ar
ie:n ineil at Aewportj Dr. 1'ai ra s r si Ii-iht n nay last weeK.
ion. I It ipi ear : ns taVongh it had aken tire from
audited ct.:ir stump which, li"t taJten
through a crack in t' e walk, an 1 set fire to
the dry le.-.ves i,4M trib oiiderne ith.
Fortunately it was di wovere.l in ti.n-i to
prevent a coi flagration.
John I
gone, and
I hereby notify all of my former patrons
and friends that on the 3rd day of August
1886 I sold my store and tinware business
in Virvallia Or. to J. H. Smith. All ner-
. ;-lKo t n,o wiB ,,leas r-all at t.h. there is no section of country so praducti
soon .m.v..... w " I . . , .
u.r mo. ,i t ...,. and intod oemwally as Pendleton and Cm
(October and pay all debts due me. Mr.
-Smith or myself will be in readiness to re-
itairman-. ut an V time T t.llallk all for
past favors and patronage and ask that they pearance of their store, and the many lie
tilla county.
Stop at Avery & Irvine's boot and she
afoi-B and von will notice the improved ni
continue tn bestow the some upon my suc
cessor Mr. Smith.
Jacob Webek.
Barn burned.
A barn about three miles from Corvalli
across the river in Linn County belonging to
Wallace Hulburt with all of its contents
was consumed on last Tuesday. The build
ing contained a large amount of hay, oats,
wheat, and a self binder. There was a
small insurance on the building in the State
insurance company.
The Vincent House.
u.,.;r. Utj.lv nnrehased this well known
' , , r , . . , . flf private euterpris
T r thoroutrhlv renovate and relit i
the same. The table will be supplied with
the best the market affords, and no pains
will be spared tc make it pleasant and com
fortable for quests. So Chinese cooks
-m..lvd. D. t. UURTIS.
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lines of fall goods which they are receivin
every day. In connection with their stun
they have a first-class workl.1u who takes
especial delight in fillin,' or.U'rs satisfacto.
rily. Th-ir stock of winter 1 ots is com
plete, and fanners will do well to examine
the same before buying e'sewhere. Every
article sold is fully warranted.
Prof. Sheak, of Philomath, ac :om;)anied
by Prof. Rmkiii, calle I upon ns this week.
Prof, sheak was 1 mg employed as one o
the. very successful teachers in PhilomaM
college. During the last year he has bee
teaching a business and commercial coiirs
under his own suppei vismn an I as his nwti
Philomath. It has
I so successful that he ill ltdl Coll-
Cor .-allis, Or., July 30, 1886. ' iu the same position.
liroi ei
tiuue. Prof. Rankin duri g the ast y ar
has occupied the chair in Piulo uath i-rni-erlv
occupie 1 by I'mf. She .k. II h is given
good satisfaction and will thereore continue
billion's circus has come and
s is usually the cas-. some were
pleased and others disappointed. M any
won d now im-fer to jingle the dollir piece
in their po kets rather than goto the circus.
However it is said that another circus IS
C' lining this way this season, and we shall
se whether they change their minds if it
d ies come.
A romiiwnt Cni-vaTs lady one day this
week was seen carrying i sack of fl nr from
a down town snre to her res'denoe. It ap
pears that a-i - from getting her fi-mr when
she w uited it and not having to wait for the
delivery wagon, she now carries S5.50, the
amount wagered by the clerks that she
would not carry he flour home. She car
ries the 'in. al lie same.
Onr ow townsman John Oslmrn started
fr im Cnrv.rlD last Friday, taking a 'ot of
!.eef catHe to Portland market where he dis
.o.ied of them, from th-n ;e he wnt t A'
hali in eastern Oie on, fr on thence he went,
i toth country to sne alt -r his ban 1 of
shvt after which he start I h- m ward
m 1 arrived in Corvaiiis 1st Welnesday.
T i s is what, we sum times hear calle l a
flying trip. He did not go with a flying
machine exactly, but most of the way l is
ney w as-accomplished by ni'roal.
Within the last week a rapirter of this
paoer visited Yaquina city the terminus of
the Oregon Pacific i.ail Road and by the
kindness and courtesy of Superintendent
Oates, was shown through the companies
shops and improvements. The things, ap
pliances an 1 niachineiy of the company at
the western terminus of the road looks more
like they were preparing to do business,
and more like a rail road, than does the en .1
at Corvaiiis. At Yaqnina City in the com
panies round house can be seen four large
new 50 ton locomotives. Iu strength size
and ctpaciiy they ire more than one-third
larger than the engines use 1 on other valley
roads; A long train of box cars, of the latest
and best design for carrying freight, is seen
standing on the side track waiting an op
portunity for business, liesi les the company
htve cords of iron parts and pieces of ma
teria! ready to put together iu construction
oi more cars. ievrai nanilsoma passeuger
csrs are also thera standing on the si lo
trck; they are of the improved plan and
are jui in uti.ity md beauty to any of the
passenger c rs found on any of tha other
vailev roads, an I mu.di Ii itter th in itia-iy oi
I hem. li.-si.les the iare warehouse atel
Wharves wuich nave osn cmitract ' l ar.
large ex; e-ise -re re uly waitiu r f r business.
' he large hotel being constructed just be
low the docks on the B y bv VV u. ii Hoii
is very conveniently con -true ted, and eon
i tins twenty seven separate roomy and mm
mo li ius sleeping departments, besi les the
parlors, dining room, kitchen and other
rooms for t ie .ui aa 1 convenience of sncn
a bail lin. W.ts not quite completed bit
an be maba ready in a short time when de
sired. Through the courtesy of Mr. Fordyce
.ve wira sh 11 through the elegint steam
iii Yejiiit vii;i it ilwjja ml elegmely
const rctn etl boat having a cipaeity of fifteen
hull Ire I tons deal freight, lies: les first-clas
accouio 1 itin for iiad h l ldrej an 1 sixty
live passengers nd an unlimited inimber iu
ihe steerage. The road bed between Pliilo
mat h et t Las been coiistriicta d with lare
expense; i's v ndin c urse around through
the mountains in an almost continual cuive
first in one din ctiou ai d tl en ii another
bears evidence of the great iHiBcnlty in con
structlon. Ihe work is proceeillng grad
ually reparing tiie burned tunnel an I it will
require a week or two perhaps before it
will be completed. Through one of the
principal o. ti er.- of the rial v'l.i states
upon nth lity. wo leara th it preparations
by the company win be na .- t cat ry gram
from thj v.diej to Sin Frmcisco this fall'
which wh n cairie I into eff -ct wi.l haya the
tendency to improve the net price of grain
here several .ei.tsi u eveiv bushel.
Whenever the comi an places their ' u.-i-ness
affairs ill such condition that they can
meet their obligations oog delinquent and
place themselves in condition so that they
can cirry promptly all freight offered, so as
to inspire confidence in the people that the
company has mule ready to do bnsimss,
then t'-ere is scarcely any doubt but what
here id rra dually ac.mnul te an abuusl
.10 e ot l.ti inos for the company to do.
.Vhatever dissatisfaction there ina b on
the put of any one concerning tin- in .nage
neut of ihe company in the faiuire to pay
promptly and according to ci utract for ma
i trial and labor in the construction of the
mad, yet every cr izen of Benton county call
not help recognizing that ti e iife and pros
pt rous business interests of the county d -pen
Is much upon the Completion and suc
cessful operation of ibis toad.
Taqulca Iteni3.
L.St Saturday as thj cars steamed away
from the depot bound for Yaqnina Bay there
were perhaps one hundred aud "lity passen
gers on board bound for the salt water.
among whom from Corvaiiis were Airs. J'..
V. Fisher, Roy Raber and wife, N. P.
Brings and wife, John Bryson aud wife, M.
Woodcock and wife. Wm. Emery, M. h.
, t, n . iu
yugns--, lies an 4 Denueti, usa. i,ignci
md son. N. B. Avery and wife, Mrs. .las. C.
'authoro, Dr. Fran't C nthorn and wife,
iud Benjamin Cauthom of Mexico, Mo.,
.ii. I Duncan Mouteith and wife of Albany,
mil many more ioerions whose names were
nit known to our reporter.
L ist Monday Win E nerv who was in
tending to return from Newport toCorvaliis
tailed to reich the regular boat in time an I
iot left. He ma le the trip, however, by
pulling np to tin- docks in a small boat.
Matrimonial subjects often cause many dt -ays.
Mr. (. Hodes retnrned home from N 'W
iiort on the train last Monday after harinj
spent several days fishing for shrimps an 1
star fish. He had to accompany hi n o his
way home a eon pie of large star fish and a
couple hotties of salt water wi h which to.
dve tiie fish a drink on the trip out.
Dr. Vincent and his e titn b'e !:' and
Miss Reliecca are ui -e!y situated .at. their
Hew town site, Caledonia, on ih lin- of h
railroad. Ti.ey took fat an 1 hearty.
Mrs. Wisr, el Pirtl oi l is vi i: ing Mr.
and Mrs Vincent a' Lai il ma.
Mrs. Gates went to Yaqnina Bay several
days ago.hoping that li e health invigorating
atmosi here of the bay would impnive the
health of her babe who had been si-.k for
several days. She was aecomnaiiie i home
toCor-allis by Mr. O.it.-s last M trhiy. the
child's health having recovered.
R v. Habersham. f Portland, returned
from the Bay last Monday.
Mr. J. M. Rosenberg and wh"' i Salem,
who had been on the B y for severa' d ys
returned home 'ast Monday.
.M. Wi Icnfeit. of Portland, went over to
Yaqnina last Saturday to visit Alt Harris
ml wife, and snuff the invigorating sat
breeze. He returned on Monday.
Mr. Ala Harris avith his new bride ara
eoziiy situated in their new home at Yaqnina
''iry, where Ala is doing a thriving
profitable business.
Troubles of Philomath Loase, I. 0. G. T.
Philomath, Or., Aug. 24, 1685.
Eds G-vZktte: Your correspondent.
Rex, seems to think the L. D., which be
styles "would be Moses," was wholly to
blame and did not have just cause or provo
cation to lay down the gavel .and leave the
lodge in disgust. Rex m ule a mistake about
tho "new wrinkle" in installing the officers,
as the form in which the L. D. desired to
intsall was used before the youthful W. C.
T. seen the hiht of day.
iu just ice to the "would be Moses" we
will state that he desired to lead the mem
bers of the lodge out of the wilderness of m
sdbor inntion, but they rebelled .he more.
Wed sir. to uroimniida few oii'Stions to
i vonr esteem d corresimn lent R -x, and hope
ha- wi!! ans ver t .e n sitisfa rtorily.
I W is it a- 'r'in' to the ru'es an! m'g'-ss
! of the ..r.ler ftr the yontbfnl W. C T. to
tlir-t.v down hi re .alia mi th stall 1 and
I sue k n.Te i a 3 nt ib t the W. F S' dts'c;
' fr i ll which he ha 1 t be re j die I by the L.
f?
Did the yontT.fnl C T a-it in iiwir.I
ance with 'he m'-is iml usages of the order
when I.e r turned to th - same seat nfler
beioir iiis'nic.t-! by the L D. to occupy the
, chair of the l. W C. T.l
i Was it incur lin to I he rules and "sages
of the or ler for the youthful W. (). T. and
to r m -mbers to reioiiii seife l after heinj;
callel up with the proper iinnibiruf raps oy
the . !.?
j Was it ac jor lintf to th roles ami usages
of the order for t!:" mem' ers to uio'e anil
1 ni h aft' r being requeued to helitvu like
(loud Templars, bv the presiding i;fi -er!
W is it :. matter of "trivial import" when
the Worthy Chaplain elect refused to I e in-
by the L. D . and aiisitto to his feet
and without a hlressing hv chair, pneeded
to slate he would prefer cliarges against ihe
L. D.?
Was it :i matter of "'trivial import when
i the W. C. T. licet Jims- ami withtml ad -dressing
the chair, state 1 ho noulil not be
. instalh-1 by ' he L. I .';
W is it a :nai tel of ' 'trivial im mrt" u ! n
in v'v. C r. eh-, t proceed. al to reprove m.d
ios .ti t the L '. while loin lioi i'g seated,
i rhus ign ring the L. D. in his nmei.tl capac
ity? .
j Did th-.- lode' an ! its members receiveai-d
I respect the L l. in his oBi ;ial capacity on
to the re-
nd j the night refeirerl to, acconlin
quirements rl his com mi sum:
Jolll'l
Klatrlmonial Meditations.
Madam rum r says that one of onr yonpo
ivitn will soon enter ihe realms of connubial
elicitv with one of Newports fair damsels.
4ovennent appointments are having their
ffect in these parts and working many
manges.
A wedding in this state about a week
i", caused one of our younsj m-jn to regret
hat he had ever met the bride, as she hail
iever even asked to be released from her
ngagement with him. Truly the ways ol
he world are wicked.
The m vtrim mi i! m irkt has boen rather
lull during this month, but we look for a
ively business soon after harvest.
Measure seekers have fornul many new ac
inaintances over at the bav while rusticati
ng this summer, an I it i hinted that several
are likely to develooe into a life partnership.
Sour Grapes There are in inv wayi of
inveigiing the unmspeutin te n ile i I at
racting her attention, but the latest bap-n-ned
the other day when a Corvaiiis Kid
ought $2 worth of candy and a similar
nnoU'lt of grapesi and had them forwarded
o i ytHittg lady w!i- is rusticating over at
Jewport, with the hope3 of making a fav
irable itiiuression. How indignant that
vonuz man tnnst have felt whe' he learned
he youa .r la ly was not found of grapes and
chat the were given to a couple of tht
chap's rivals.
PiilloEiatj Ijem .
Au ust 2'i, 1SS5.
The smoke is clearing away some, but i
will not be gone until we get rain, wbicL
we hope to get soon, as threshing is .Uearlj
all done, and grain is fast tilling up tile sev
eral warehouses, a good silo wer of rain
would make it much more pleasant for
tanners to get tin lr grain to market, 'file
crop has been short generally this seasoio
hut owing to a large amount of acreage being
sown this ye i there will not be so much
tailing off in the aggrcgite. In the victory
of i ur City there h is been quite serious
sicknes; Rev. J. L. Berrys family are Stlb
sick Mrs. Beny ami two chilbren win.
typhoid lever, he hiving died 'as was an
nounced uvtr a week suice, also Win. It
Uixou living close to Felais mill is dauger
iisly sick itii typhoid fev. r, and S. Graj
only son of Joseph Grey, living on the south
fork of Marys river, is very sick with th
same fever. Miss En. ma Liggett d.mghtei
of K. Li"!5t his tutu very low hit is coo
valescing. Mrs. Sheak wife i f Prof, Shea
iias returned home after spending most o
Lhe summer in the east visiting fronds i
her old home Indiana; her father Bishou S
Castle was ag in elected bishop by the geo
eral Conference and assigned a work in tin
east, this coast has thus lost the labors of
good and great man, his place lias been sun
plied by bishop M. Wright who is now i
easterr Oregon, his first conference will b
held in the W.dla Walla couteience of tin
U. i. church, next the Oregon coufereuc.
which wit. coBMO nee ihe first of Octolier
fa annual h diness camp meeling will com
mence at the camp ground west of Philo
math on the 24th day of Sept. 1SS5. A;
are invited to come aud camp.
OBJERVtB.
I'
Was it a matter of "trivia! import when
several voices were heard crying, "We want
a new Tbodge Depnty?"
We wi 1 give Ilex credit for staling one
emphatic truth, and that was in his state-
Mr. Jason Whl-r. of Albany, retnrned I ntent ,Us 'Pl'ear-d iu a cloud of mmke,
oioch to the rebel of all concerned. Indeed
it was a great relief in the L. 1. and hi
wife to leave a set who showed so much dis
respect towards them, and as th-- set ''were
much relic-, d I v onr di iMi'tnrc," we think
Mr H E. Harris and wife acermp-inied
by their son Sollie and da'tsrhter Sar i h. have
bean visifing with Ala Harris at Y' -qnina
City for several days to retain health. They
will remain a week or two more.
to the sea
home last Monday from a trip
side.
Henry Huffman and wife, of Junction
1 "ity, are visiting aud recreating at the sea
side.
Miss Kate f'arlile is on the Bay spending
a few days enjoying the cool fresh air from
the sea.
Wm. Brnnk and wife went to Yaqnina
City lust week, here they will remain near
the sea side for several days.
Chas. B. Mays, of the Mountain House,
came in on the train last Monday.
Notes From tte SUetz Reservation.
A member of the surveying party nowen
tra.ed in running the boundaries of the Si-
letz r -servati n sends the Oreyoninn the fol- j
'owing notes:
The party consists of J. D. Fenton. of
McMinnviHe; John Smith of Lafayette; Dinj
B.ss o'Sdem; Ivan Daniels of Vor-tb Yam
hill; J .hn M. Quitin of Port?anf, H. Killett. j
co- k (his name should be S-Killett), t w In -dtans
from the agency, a Winchester rifle
and a pack to y, when there are not too,
many windfalls.
Th- south" esf comer of the reservation is ;
one and one-fourth miles nor-h of (aipe r'on1-!
weather, on :h- lieacl ; the sontTieaat crn-r I
is near the Yaqnina railroa-I; the northeast j
earner is near the southwest corner of the
I
,1,-p
they might to be so exceeding!
to ,et us a. in- ill lhe future.
s. lis lie d as
Moses.
DISTt.
the three vear oM si n ol
C. C. H.ione tied last- Mini I
an early lumr. Fl
Sick a few days. Mr
eveiiiiio received --iispatch at the bry that
the child was not expecte I to live. If - came
out to Corvaiiis on speci i train, but the
child died a short time alter hi arrival.
Mr. and Mrs.
y in rim g at
-hi! ! h '! only been
il igue la t Snn lay
Ail those wishing a copy of the ''Illustra
ted History of Benton County" will please
scud their order to the tin Icisignel.as ( wiil
not pultltsU a Ijooki.i x.-ess of the iinmhcr
ordered. D. D. Pagan,
Cor First an 1 Ash St's, Portland.
fruit DrUr.
Buy Ej an nny fruit drier it Woodcock
k Bald iii's which miazes the heat m a
cit.umoii citit stove, an I enables the ilrier
to work wbea metis are bvmg prepan ii on
the same stove. Tile price of t he Mathiu
; nip. etc is mi y tw-iity dodarsanl will , n-
Grande Ro'ide reservation, th- northwest I a'iie fruit rais-rs to saw th . fruit herd.. tore
corner is on the beaeh at the mouth of Sal-! .vas i,
mon river. This point we will reach about
Aiiniit 28th. if the weath -r permits md the
party doesn't get lost.
The country is ro ifh and broken, the s l"
mod, but heavily timbered with .lf.se itn
lergrewth of mtnlfi. s dmttn b rrv. etc.
There are 975 In li ns on the reservation
iml some -nod ' la -k-mi'hs and etritenffers
imnng them. Th ir hiiililinrsbk eli an 1
how gim-1 taste. A'l we have n et tall:
o'o I Fmlish. It i t to be feared that the
ilvive count is bisel mi that made by aor-i-r
agent, who ha I the s:.,ie In li ns count
1 it -aoh of three farms
Thnra Is -i -jo 1 1 w ig ei r i-l to the ae. n y
See here, if you w nt to enjoy a nice
as-, shave or a sin nami that vih make you
appy for a liiOi.tlu t. M-ure 'he Birber,
ml ii he can't p.e yon, My his hand, Mr.
.'. II. B.ker, who is a lirst ciass Workman
.teiy fiom ihe east docs Work in all styles,
nd sure to o.case the .a lies au I children.
J. S. MiXJttK.
I lr
w
P.1.1Q4 of Wales.
Ladies, we h ive-just rc-c iced i
en o i Vmat&a x.a. r-jac.
Until furt er noti e a tr..iii will leavi
Corvaiiis for YaUioa every Wednesday am.
S. Uiiiay at U a. iu. Yaquiua to Corvalli.
e.ery Thursday and Monday at 8 a. m.
C. C. Hogue,
Comptroller.
NaSlJe.
Jotice is hereby given that I have pur
chased the interest of Mr. Smith in the Cor
val. is dairy I us.uess. 1 will loiitinne tin
stuie, elide ivorin to give satisfaction to a
old customers, as well as all new ones wii
may favor me with their pttroiiaMe.
dm I'alUlii,
Corvaiiis, Ur., Aug. 1st, lSdo.
full line
.i ii. i I..; - iv .u. ,,...;..
.: rv -Tl ; i; 1 t. I - - - - ' o-
via rmnwr. iici c .j.oooio uwn.n j
l,urs fr lip-'r. der, elk, besides -rouse.
heasants an 1 quail. But the best sport is
itchina trout from the Siletx riv-r. r, swift
louot'iin stream ixiv feet in width, wht-re
-e now ar", and f ill of deep holes anil riffles
,-he'e trout ar tasen by the li find reds, f
honld not advise a-.v 'f -nr Portland b-.s
. go hunting in these moan'sins, as the
i -nb 'r i so ilensf and the hilts -o hi h art '
-en that onr snrvermir I'arty cannot tnake
lire than one to two miles and s-meJimi-s
wo anl one half miles per day with hard
ork.
breach ki't glov s. in itartt, menmm ana
opera colors. Every ji-ir warr -nie I.
blue twillel overcoat, with a velvet cp'--ar.
was lt last we Inesday between Cr
- illis and the nilnal station at Albany.
nyone findina the same will l e snitably
-ewar led by leavinz the s-ime with J. N.
Stark, next door to Sorbin's saloon.Corvallis.
A em a
11 i r.
;p OS -
Closluar out sol .
The cl 'ini out s de at C. H. Whitney's
s atrric'mx mmv bityet-t rh are attracted
'v the virv h v price-" i tti 1 cost for
rool . This i a g-niiiiie clo in-r -nt sale
ml t.h- stoc't is a we' s-le. tsrl me md
first-c'a -, thi people should uo; fail to'iui
prove the opportunity.
H. C. F. XOIH & 3N,
atii a 20 :1 r. v. My.
Pobtishss i-ptmbe-:' 5i. tiic.r
Fill asi Wiats? FisMn Bftitaii.
et.; u...c a in W bai t Wear unit
. .Say eoii-oiically cvcrytlan- for La
J iklreuV una iWiataV wear. lioune
,n.us, etc. Mtautifwllv iliu.-trated with
at saiiUabeutii.OOil i.iiirmvmi-. Prires--
tow-i- til in lliusc o- any otiier ho ioc in the United
Stat s Si i t o't tfuaiiiiitc-eti iu every case, bent
f.a-e to any adrtjis.
Tile BITERS' GTIBE la
Issued March and Sept.,
each year. 49 210 pages,
II inche!,vi ith ovtr
3,500 il lust rations a
whole Picture Oallrry.
GIVES Wbcletale Prios
direct - eaw ' gopds for
personal or family uae. Tellbhctv to
order, and gives exatt cost ot e-vcry-tbln
yon. nse, rat, drink, wear, or
have fan vUh. Thesr IKVALtABM
gOOKH contain information glranecl
from the market of the -world. We
will mall a topy PRE V. to any ad
dress upon rewijt of 10 ct. to defra,,
expense of mail tjsr. t-et as bear front,
you. Repn.tfullr(
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