The Corvallis gazette., January 20, 1893, Image 1

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T i ,' Tho'"feii'fftnmeiit of tU city LaliJe n
i'-ei'ening.orwffftgo, wrapped .-their -noi.
4 some v fold a motley iCorabiriAtipn, ' omlr4o-
ing two Jnduinsr t5 Ohiuamcn od to
Mother ladies" fpnw JTroot street. Tho"--Ii-.
Vidians vere foifr-in. Titfet "Slate of .bitoxi
J" 'i citioa about ths front f Max
: rFneuilly'iK office w.th a Uottlc of. slcohol
' in their possession; the Chiflantioa trcrp ron
'"" in for fnrnwhirfil--t1ie liquor ti the Indiaiiu ;
f"' and the jirla" they.; had pemsted m lel
" lowing ng to. the -baf in a saloon, contrary
to the city eltuta made nd provided and
v '- li.td otherwise spoken, in uiuentlemaiUy
tone on the street, ,;Thc latter couple j a d
"10 each for. their offense, ,
for Bnfants
4Caatesi880tAMapitedtocluldsrathat j
I recommend itaa superior to any prescription
known to me.'? H. A. AognB, 2L D.,
- - til So. Oxford SLt BrooUlyn, S. T.
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The vao & 'Caatflria' b aoinifveraal end
tta merits bo well known that it eesma a work i
nntSrorrKr.lt.irrft t1 flndOTSS it. FeW flTCtue
tatellient families Who doootkeop Gostoria i
witr.iBmrr .
i -t- lAte Ptntor feloorniudale itotcutoea Cihurcli..
m mwwmwm
for. thirty; .days;1 ; r
FOR.THSRTY DAYS.
5 FORMER PP.ICK
f: Men's $ 6.00 suits
'REDUCED TO
- . -r -r i-'rr Kn
... I .'JO
V 4.50
.00 overcoats
jt- food !--.
I-'flr Ti,f.. rt i"lA?fo liiinrtin'hfo 1.1(1
XT-?" - - 11 'other clolbuu; cottespoud-
ff" - itig reductions. s
A liotAof Men's Oddsts
i l '-:'andPts--Big',33nv
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a . ' i - ' t i"' . ' x-
EvcryafUclein; stock at reduccdmge's; ex-
r . jVcept Earl' BlsojVs Collars aiitfCuffs,
, . ( ; James ; Means' 3.00 SliocsjanSfV-
j; ,i l y fl? 0ur Own Overalls. V
We umust Imve rodiri for oui;
r ?Hew Spring-
Will D6 a D1R
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V : The- First! to Come Gets the Cream of
V. :yKx "rvthe Bargains; "4'- :r sjt
va ' r r:,' , : ;
" - Bi:deep cut inl the
.- --J?-andPinbtfilias.J , f1-?
I r V--.yOv- si-'. u-i -f
1 i - -an reap ft rleb 7 A
- .-'---'-'::Y f, harvest. They are always TeftaMe, .
V always in deoiaod, always the hest..?--
r . " V'f (FERRY'S SEED ANNUALi i
i .!' . :?. v .ft ,' I 1"95 islnvaloaWetooveryHanteiV&l i
' "1 ' Ji t no eneiKipiOf"! of the toteat farming f J
v ' " , j . lntormatiuii f voin tttetlKhfesttuitiiontlea. J
ls V . -'A D. Jt. &RRY ETROrfj
LOOK rOIl A TREAT. '
Rew J. Jt-Kf 'Bell; who ha recently re-
tnrued from - 5sit ol tom vrevka in -Salt I
Lake j-city,' it whiohtiiao'.he" igattsred
"with - Ms owneyes and era'' Ithe data . for f
- uew.ipetur oa XHorinantfiTn. tun lie
will deliver at the opera ousa .nos Sat
nrday- evening. -lh!lect!ii-e will .include
6k:toUef lehgioi), polygamy"; Jhe temidei
noliticrfc celestial f iiavriazts: tabcruacle,
home hSz, tTie "Sinnd '"Morimi'Cbig orgaa,
etc .'.The lecturer, is capablovof domg" all.
lie promises, " and will hardly fait to. -lter-est
ait vtho: may atteud.V Admission 10
ceuts for - ladies; 15 cents for . gentlemen;
25 centa for reserTed eats. - , i. 4 v :
nd Children
Cafitr!n cure Colic, OwKiW'tfeo,
Bour Biooiaoo, Piarrhoea, tructation, - '. t ,
Kills Worms, giyot sioep, and- gwuwoies) cLv
gTstion, . - , f
. Without iniunans raecuaacion. - - i
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' " For sereraJ yeArs I nave reSfrnimemJed i
von i-' Castotm,' and snail always continue it j
tio so as it baa Invariably producad beneflaiai i
results." , , ' - f
v:- Enwix P. PAXDB,"Jf. IX, -j
"Ib9 'Wtltttoop,,125tli Street and 7th A-TOn
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TOlUaCR PWOK; . PVK aod Oarries" the badge
?pys $1.5smtS,lcneie pants $1.00 tt Rpa,teminenrcommandotDf tbeJ latter
4t
5.00 overcoats -j S.5Q
ilileirfi
3.00 cria boors v T 2.40
TOO French calf Uoots. 4.50
1. 50 shoes 4 .- - 125
. Cribbed underwear . .50
Stockwmcli
OliU. :
prices,, of Overcoats,
Everybodv.'theeeiAtys,- strives fofsjust
and equal taX&twnTTliat i and p"ro.
per. Amon-;' all other-acbemes. D. Bj Irvin
has jost3tarjed"io'on:onatjhe oldvStahii
-next f) Orahams ,W'drthitift;s'drugvSfare
wfcerehewilf equalize tbeasin boot and-
sbo bdjs;-by- toaoufactnnog th most dur
able article at ' the lowest living' prices
H5 las .bad 30 vear xperreucB at the baai
EfiS9,-fttlarneea his swrk,jiuiU an -article
ir the rjsrdict of all who take ook r t
thote flog.-vot silver Suts t!ieTshfw :oas9
of J. IijFonrelh lia h. e'tf jqthbII -d
gold Vatches, -iiuga, '.nnt-charm .utoare
aU of . the latest '&3hLou finest -'-material
audrorktnansipt'OTid',cannit fait fr taiit
any tato, from LUa fcrcat variety ipietock.
Repairing and; maonfaotonng a.spclality,
i "i' . JSr w-s P
cgll, -TT- Gra"jian'S drutj store buiMing. 1 .
i' 7 SOCIAL ,DANCE3. ' f -
A compact baa been entered into between
a number of yonng. men of Jbe city.'wherc-J
by: arrangements hava been jnade -for a
series ot' dances during' : ibe"TTertainder
of the season. XThe first one will .be given
Friday evenir-g, January 27th iiist., at the
hotel Corvallis, ,&W&ieU a cordial jfivita
tion is extended to the public..- Let's aU go.
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i..WANTED-Everyoneto kno-tliat
PetersHi keeps the test- mouldirig-and
makes the finest )icturerames in town
as well i-as turning -.out ? the best ; job
work. K Sliop two blocks -south-west of-
l)ubUool.f,-.1 : -"5-x
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Vnen Baby wastfek, w gave her Castorlaj -.ut
Wnen sbewas a Chlld.'shexnied for Cagtoria. -., -WlieVshe
becatne Xisfe, she olung to Caatorio. ,?
When she had ChUdreo, sho gave them Castorta
- Grand," elearaiiea ' Bala at JKlnae''-beaius
SatnrJay i Jftonory r 14th, 163. eieibuig
and dry gooas oaa: suits,-- oaa. psnu ronij.
Aantsof dress ; gflwlsy ; remnants of - laces,
-ribboi-.s, ,'odd nana oi hoeBt.JJit old prices.
Call 4apd' aruia4 : before: buymg.v KIhjo
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f ' TOM. - :
Robert Trast or;- wbo; irtprsauate Ifiia
character irr Sutton' company which flayed
herelTaeSaay jfght,v is interestuig sub
jeet in bis dine.-,. Ho is a native ot Kiiftalo, .
I T., aud "ot 'African :, descent He is
b6ut 43 years of age and weigh dome ZoO
pounds.- lie . has Hcted ;the . bart bt Undo
Tom for J4 year-v and iias been tykilled?
no less lhan SOOft times;. still be "is about
the heatthieet looking coi pee ; 'in . -Bight.?'
He is sr Ki of P.' and-a 32L-deree Mason
org.vsrtatloo lrf tte state of New York? As
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anariwc ne lias omy. um rival u -ilia nitr-
cial chiracter oil the tage, and comparisons
made by professionals accord to . hun the
highest praise which can be 'giveh.rto-JHi
Docnrosra- fees- Xivt fres.. ad
. T -J '..V Jr . .. .- - 4.-1 . i -
AffvMMvfnf fcr nnniirn ronoi'lg. -a- flute.
hrated ,'Amerlcas sltrgeon? TooeiTea 5,000
for removing & Uttle wtin from waaWiy
lady sculpt. - The papers fall to state tiie
exact aitfouni Gl fro adycrtwlng the doctor
aapageii to. obtwa.- A'aiKmai ,4dr&j!r. -.
Let's reason togotber. - ' ' ?
liaro a nrm, uiis ot ue largest ine ooco
fry over, tbo world over; jtt has gromt, vtep
by etop, Uirougli many yeeu to a-ea tness. --
Tiila firm rnvfi thn noirmamri trood monPV
(orpcmsive' Work, this ndvortlsmjj.lV.tO. Jbnll
Ithe ueoplo that rhaT Jiav faith iii what ISioy
-cell, ao much faith that U they cant benefit
, or euro taay doot wet ywarinojey. - ,
Pr Pierce's. Gtoldea Medical tUscovery
benefit r cnre.'it costs' nothing.--- It cures
Bkia,- Scfdo-ead ficnStulons offoetSons, as
Eczema, attter, filt-rhwni, -Fever isorea,
Whita BwcUms, Hip-Joitt diaefiso and km-
Pit's toav-cfcMMMst''' blood -Durifier sold.
throagh druggi6W, no matter, bow . many
Inindred dones arc -offered - for ito price
(fi.uo a bottle), mc you pay only for the
good you get. -' . . v- t v '., -
Can you ask more ! . ... .:-.
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rDR W YOXJR OWN tOSCLUSlOX,
f Mi. J. Ch. Davenporti" mauajjer i- 6f tha
Fort -j Redwaod Co.,Fi:f Brag,T Oal,
ha? tins to 'say. of Chamberram's -Cough
ICainedy used it for a aevere cord ' and
cougn -na obtained immediate relief.. n
fibe Fort "Brajrg .Eedwood''Co,8 store . we
have sold large qoamttes -of. -Cbanib'erlaui'e
medicines.1 or. sale . by T,i3 ralmm.
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SCHOOL DIRECiOHg' lli!jrriNGv
Dd. .Gazettk Atr-4 the regular annual
school r&eeting io March there will ba sev
eral questions to be acted upon bythe -lognl
voters - of the district" cdaeoiog the best
paeans of maintaining the pobjc Bchool sys
tem - of the district.- One question is 'the
same old duethbeat means to rase funds
to 8upDortthescbool, "for nine mouths of
the year; as the amount received Irom .state
and county 14 not sufficent for the., purpose.
AnothHtaeetiou is llr leafing or. building
additional scriool rooms, -.a thej present
building is now full and ruci-r over.l In
Order vtbat aoytbtng,' can 6 legally; done
tbev directors must Bubmit.'Vsfima.ki'ad ol
proposittona to'thjr-jneeting Jo'1 be .-voted
upona-nij it seoma to ibe that Ifthey could
m' jsome-; Way ascertain tit wishes of- the
people to" a - considerable , exteat, . at- least,
' jjeforehShd, :they -would knoP better how
lnd what propositions, to wbmit A.- s-. vi
S. ae-' XIHowsati Clerk? '
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Ca-ih paid' for "e. 5, WStTsS" & S3N
.vTLe . WoodiBep." FteltJ sum it)eresttftg
sesaioii last -meeting. v " .
- Wells aod Son pay-th. ..ruihesf ia ar;
ket pi ice for good nrfptea, "f -'
New goods arjivmg .and- trade ia-
ceaaJog jit WdlsifcSott. - - - ,
twowoeks. vSeead . .""
Ijidies1 and cHiIdren's hair cuttiiur &
specialty at,TM)Jor. 'V -
'Merchant W..N.iWlieeIer is iu Inds
pendence oa' few day'a -ytsitVJ.
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k IVa IiiiiiHIa nrtrtp hu : tha -best ' cas
kets mdr cofiios.' vHeareft ! ftivokhed
when dsu"ed 1- 1 VEtKZR Cp-e.-
Do you know wlio s Carl Dundee is?
If voa wisblo find out call on-Whceler
& Langley.. :, , . "
Coll. VanCleve rwas a."? pas8enge1!, on
Saluiday's train: onhis way from the
Hsjio Albany. .- -. ; , . -J?-
'How v oit that itinerants loarv an3
building sclftHiatt Bow's your fSoclcet,
for etpn, any wayT -t. -T .
-OrTlicir, of Ywniua.wasl in hv
City Tflesday7aftet.-a sojourn of several
davs 111 tli&canrtal citv.
; - Mr, niid Mrs.
Jacb iWehber.- exult
over the presence or bbiincingboj,
sn'ce Tutsday, lth inst. tf f r
fThe store roou-.'nfxfc -tolrvin'a boot
and shoe factory is liu Jergoing a refit-,
ting jfor a nnlhneiY .fcoreV'J i. --
l-BF, Jones,? one.of YaninVs sab
stautiat men,1, was a passenger:lbr Iurt-.
land on Weduesuay's train. a
-Represer.tat-ire Jeffreyg - srents: the
legislative recess froin fridr tilt Mun
day witTr the people at home.', " 7
"J Sundaydinner at the lioiel ,Coi-va?lisj
everything ijie :'and boat ; ' tables
sp)eTrd wtfch the. best theroarkes-afFwd,
AH for S5j cents. ' " - r
Jt is reported that Capt. James ob
6i tson has purchased 4he 1'ttUe steamer
&entou7to ran. between Yarjuina and
Newpoif vgtheiwy. .'v-
V-Whe-tho btuss'band andlhe schools
furff' out;. -at- ihe sanje inae,; you -.can
caTcuIateon seeiiig Anaas of lively
people on the -Streets. " , '
Mr."tF." J Claik-fion Durantfo,5
TexaSi s a Jate arrival wboantenos h
settle :neKr Corvallis, and .from whom
tnetiAZavrxaa. Acjcnowieoges a pieasanr
can: : - :-V:.V
The -finishing touches, are being put ;
upon tLe fine new residence of E. W,
Hadley )u Jobs'addition. An Albany
ffrna -tiid the' 1 plumbing lining and
ironing. - - CVV -v' R
Members of Vairey loJge Knigfets
of PvtbiaH.r jire mating -a-: move to
warcV' giving t a. social entertainmeut
February 1 7-2-th& -2 Uv birth-day of
thoider.- -;jJy -",
ifA fine son.-' rnaaenis' advent- at the
residence . oF- Mir;and 'ton.?. M. S-Woodcock.a'-r
few days uge, -. hence
there" Ts joy .mr the jQouseholf. of tiie
Ci-st tiatioiial banker.. " sv ' " "
T4ie -footraoe- between Keady and
Youngs 100 yards for,- $50 a side "run
last' Saturday tvas Avon by Keady, time
1 Of seconds, t It is said that consider
able cash changed hands on, the result.
Airs. K - A. D. J3!air TV ill deliver' a
"Chalkf- Talk lecture . at thof -oitera
housed January '30th, 1893. " .Mrs
BlHir's press notices highly recommend
her f o- the ; patronage of the public
Come and hear her. , ,A .
i"-' Tbrough indifferent work of the conv
tractor who --did the-plumbing ;in the
court house, the"" countyoftiials" JiaVe
been" vgreatly annoyed,, with sewer gas
for the past -week or more, refneay
seems to be 'difficult po Teacf c ?. r
.Revt:-:Ci;-Harmo,'df JLIbany, yA
preaclitat Iher college, chapel Sunday
Jan.-22d, at - 1 a. m. and ati 7-- p, ui.
He expects, to preach i-egillarjy 'on the
second, and fourth. Sundays ' of each
mouth at,the same hour and place. M-J
D.1L rluhbafda- Polk cdUnty fesi
with Benton real estate proclivities 1 id
busyiess in yorvaius, several gays j,nis
week: v Some days ag the wile ofMc
Hubbard ', had tbe irti-jfortunfi -Jo Sose
her nart:moutiaie Containing 'consider
able cash and -some'liotes, on the tram
between - this - city,-;nnd".McMinnVillei
ClrcUmSbrcfes point pretty directly as
to the whefeaboiits of $he, lost jiroperiy
Ana jt wut aouwiess. oe recovered,
7- Z'-TT
jr k. .iar. " . - 1
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. J uliiw Yrestfettlfe, ; who catnep
ifOm-v SaU yranciaco W inspect. -tins
section Iastfiill, now Ernes', witli - his
family to foutite An 'CorvaUiS.''v tMrs.
Westfeldt a sMrteriof-Mrs P. Jrt
Zi&rolf aniTAngnsfr and Carl Hodes.
Iia Nelson, of MeMbarTviUe, WUH
have charge, of bond's" BaiDer-. shop
dming-the latter's approaching absence
oXJalfornfaii .siThe writer .'has known
Ira ver siuce. he was--" kn high to
a lable-leg," "and - bespeaks for" hiia
prosperous business." l,
,pnv account of, numerous "other at
hactions the" Athletic elub' has decide
ed to discontinue for -.the season. They
have settled their indebtedness and - will
sell , their apparatus and "property-to
the best bidder, on Monday evening
Jan. 23rd, ;1893r By order- of board
directors. , w '
" Mi'.. William Graves, father.,of Mrs.
T.! J. Creighfon, who. has until: recently
been in .tlre vnderfiaking- business at
Gervais, has sold out in that town and
has come. ith his family, to - settle
dowrff in; Corvallis, Mr. Graves is at
prent badly -cripplcdT with'- rheuma
tism. ' - j r ." ? , , ; "
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, c C; ALoud has made- arrangements
to gof about February 1st,- toFresno,
Cai, where he - will attend' a fiild trial
and ; exhibition -of blooded- dogs, ; to
be held; therevand theoand will , take
his - kennel-; along; ? -.1 Mrs. Loud,
at the same time, will .visit"; with rela
tives back" in Boston." Mass, ;
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'-Gospel services are being held every
evening in the Christian cliurch. con
dueled by tbo.- pastor. One feature of
theyservicea: is the development iif or
def xf the plan of 'Salvation, showing
the; ; way to;- b . reconciled : to:-. God,
affording those 'w5thnd' .clear- idea, of
the - subjecV; definite -instruction. All
are cordially invited.:
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- -.As the Jloag Vcams up the river
Sunday she passed the 'steamer Mes-
sengeiv, loaded with 50 - tons of flour,
stickiiig .-fast oa the : Luckiamu te bar,
fartufe ofvihe present .. channel. .. The
pilot, of thfi' Mesifencr seems itobe
clear roff fromniis base,"' as regards
.navigatior ,on -Uie'.'nppei Willamette
river, in this year of the worli.
A nntqae little bouquet vt curios that
attracis corufJerabe-ra-tfcfttion tn Vo-x
gle's jewelry store, is -a . Chinese lily
gt-owhrg in," -a, glass of fine stonjis',' em
bracing ; iq ..'the' c6lBBCti6niCnbiesr gar
nets 'agateS."ynx ,:arid. various other
specimen8.AJThe '-plant-seems to. be
growing thriftily in- its.? motley '.tinted
eotl," and altogether the combination
u a. -novel - one. A
-. The Roseburg review issued spleu?
did number of twelve jtages, eight- ool-
limns to lie;4 page,t oescriptive ana
neatly, illustrative of ' Roseburg ; and
Douglas couotyiT -The make-up of the.
publication; mechanically, intellectually
and every otherway is' ' decidedly neat
and attractive It's" a credit iboth to
the, jnan!gement,.-of thepaper- ;and
those who support it. v --" ' ' r-
Mr.. Hitston ' Cox,s, well kndwn in
Coivallis as a'formet energetic busfness
man and a- hghtning striker iiy the use
of printer's inkj-: who . is - now rustling
the generaic.agency-'of t the. Equitable
lite insurance company ;anfr resides at
VfinconvSr: is back-on'r aV: visit ? to the
old liome,' He. is- accompanied uy
Mrs:' Cox"andi they;. will extend 'then:
sojourn heres and at niiomatn -lor
couple ot ' weeks...
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S' i,W; S. Gardner; rthe pliotographfer i a
tie eof ner oT-TJurd and,Mgnroe st,teets
has - lately Tjeen! overhauling,.; renovar
ting 5 andltefurrushina: the .'interior Of
his galleryj. so"Iat he is riow'equipped
no uo nner aniHiic ,-worituiaii crer uc-
forgl.: Having; added riew plaster- of
pans scenery ue.caiu'sutt -any-casie m
that line and guarantees to dd" satisfac.
tbry-woi-fc; ;Heiv ttlao-' lias the -agency
lor fcrayon work.
7; - AN, ESEMY BAFFLED. i
?CChere is' on enemy" with.whoot thousand
are familiaB all their lives, because tbey'are
born.with a tfcn'dericy to.Tjilionsness,. With
JJi is enemy they are constantly battling with
Ineffeotual Weapoosi. , Hostctter's Stomach
Bitters Witfba!fflifc Merft purgatives ViU
nof ,reforpiT a disordered -eoBditien'J- the.
bvet -Indicated; -not " byt"toptipatioii, aldne,
bat by sickv beadacbes,; yellowness of the
skin and eye balls; nauseSnfred' ioogue
and tineaainess, taoTe.partk!tilatly"Cpott pres.
aure'oa the iyi-itipo the short . nbe.
Aoid drastupnrgativTS wbich.8 gripe-, aid
weaken ttte IntaBtloeB; and take this- world
aiiams, antf-bUiohs vordtal, wlc&' Bkews
teofdves irtfaiaf, "atomachin an& kiilne'y
cominaints', rhsomatistW' "aad nervoosne
As A !Jaxatyre?4 he 3xr&i .paialw. jrat
TIDINGS FKOM TllS PEREAVED,
Ed: v Gazette t--As the numerous U.
friends btv theaWfifcvi;- $.t 0. Eigou
iir'e.inijttiring everyivdaywhether there.
tias oeen any news oftus -arriviu-yi
1 tUp reinnma l.titnlr-it.: 'nrmicr . in
rv . - t . J, .
ters received froinfieamify.-by fiTe&di
in this ity snnouncins tlre iife arrival
of the body and .also thfioweri that
were snrnpeci jn' an open, pasteooaru
box that ws put onvtop Jhebo that
contained the casket.. It.wa expected
the flowers sr would -be puts inside?, but
not being able Ad do so they wefe,sent
that way I byt frieiKls -tit . tha trainj and
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nous MIS., , I, ,r li t "
i ,.The iamilyiltJsiredj thronglCf ftif. Jetf
ters,-to- thank every one who , in the.
least sympathized by" word Or act with
their departed loved one, etker'duun'g
his mnigtry among- us or in; his hour
of - death. , rAcd 16 can be truthfcflly
said that this will -include all 0oi'?alli5.
Some wei e not able to adfministerhelp
in his sickness and death, stilf .their
hearts went, out in sympathy and sad.
ness; v His- friends felt - particularly
grateful to bis brethren in the ministry
for their sympathy and their high esti
mation of his life and character; also
expressed themselves pleased ;wilh the
elegant basket, etc. " -
Vfaile it was a , great -Shock J to ihe
family.'to have a; precious son and
-' . , . . . i'
bi'otber so suddenly and violently taken
from thorn-; while, as - they 'expressed
it,- "they had suw hopes of his future
usefiHoess' fet with humble Christian
submission they bowed to the decree of
Him "who doeth all things well, . and
added "Thy will be donc.,r ; . h
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8. K. BROWN DEAD.
Benton county loses v another ,,hon
bred pioueer by the - death of Solomon
IC Brown,--which "occored.. at his resi
denceln Philomath on Sunday, eren
ingf loth iast i His death was the fiV
nal result of an injury saiferedabout a
month ago by the kick of a horsej-'id
cc rat ion having et in, termiaced fata
ly. ; Mr. Brown was bctn - in Ohio
Fobuary 6th, 1810, iuhI thoteforev lack
ei. but : a. few. days of hia 83rdyeaiv
He -resided in. Ohio until 134. m the
spi-nig of rVliicli year he TookTTsSTTtr;
and three children: and; with .an px
team set but across the plains for Ore
gon, arriving upon tiie site "of what is
now Corvallis, betweeu vsix and .seven
months-" later, locating upon a dona
tion claim a few davs following'.' With
a brief intermission spent in gold min
ing in California, Mr. Brown resided
upon these possessions Sontivtously un?
far 1850, when hef sold theni.and
bought a farm of? 750 acres near Philo
math, and the past -seventeen -year of
his life he . hashad a residence jn that
town." He'leaves several ons who, ftre
respected eitizens : oF that section, to
. 1 . . -1 .- .... - . . ... ; .
mourn his departure,! , "r
Mr. Brown was one of the firiSt five
meinbp's whose names appear on ,the
roll of the Presbyterian church' of this
eityand was tti fil et trustee, way back
40 years ago.
:' Presbyterian Cnucli-Sa.bbalh
sfcljciol a 10 a. m.v"classes forphiklren
"and:'adnlts;5 fiarents.and children, not
in otner schools will find artery" ,cor
dial.wclcome hereV Public worship at
ll?a.'iB. and -7;30 p.' to.;, preaching in
tbe morning by the paStoivPfii'Thomp'
WnjTSubject;''A;dif5cu3t .(leftion Ab-
swcredj'.'-iathe evening rRev.J RJW.
BeH will, occupy the-'pufpiV Christian
Jindeavor At b-5U -p. m.; service -.01
praise,' led by the otdiestraf at t:ZQ u
m. ; A ; kindly "welco'me to - ali aud
strangers will be made to feel at horns,
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Ai'fWinant'?. ie the name' proposed for
"the new county on tl west w caseot
the -divi'sipn bf teuton. f ThiSinaine
is Suggested ut" honor pf Captain - Win
ant of the Steamer George H. 0han e-i
who -oDtined the fimt franchise Acl
was'v thepioneer - in the oyster , de vet
opement on Yjnhia bay.lSThe.yet
eran f Captahr Winani was .1 guest' Jn
dbmi'ls..' tfie rst of th - week on his
way from Portland lo the bay.'
' . . I - "
' -Thrf electric lights-.took an hour or
twb dff to'Vegirf. wtht Itonday evening;
It Vas caused by tharapluvi:!
whicfi' filled thx 'dynamo' 1 oomwitlj
scaldtngstt? n -so violently that' the
I oralprsf were obliged tget out 4br
1 ii-wtli.--'."P'i'- Lcirm: Afn
ibings' cooled do'wrf''''', the fixtures
ngniep-aau tueii 1; --.w iwi
A
TjTue lollqwin si ny is told 0 W. ii
La-Id. by Uncle f ljy Inine; v.tm a '
oldian,Nlivui2 ne-n Uoi-valla : "I wenl
inwdd's..BaukRlhe 'other day' hi -
said, ana rie showed niie a 10-cenl
ecewbich he said was lite nfttmont -He-ever
earned - - Oregon.- Away
nacK la trie htties .3 ihri Tjduch had i
Stpre.ln 'frhat" is notT North Portland.
ut wodkl duly tell ft otla in . unbroken "
packages;. Twd ying x men whof4
names ? I have quite 1 irgsHten.4 thoucht -
wndnejr.coidd be' made by Selling good
at. retail; sd. out in j. he woods and
qioiig the slumiJs. tilt v 'oi-ectedia loi
building find were the nst retail me ra
diants of Pohlaud-.'f.ie day a siurdyj.
well builfyoung nian ine to tliesiord
...-.-iuvw .ijiiiug Niuq.ju juuf-.au nour
INDT8TJjJCADt "aSTEPPIN
fdir an hour
i why they -r
id fron f
liat will yoilj
ot 'so; asked the... mere ants why they
did riot have a fcettaiq. stump"
of ihe.store t4kein oiit What
iu' it i!l inrt otiUol' H; u.-.-lit.
tho.youitg mdu; whose narlie" was WilC
iiain Ladd
- I Will : do it for $10. h6
said. All
right, go nhead.. Young
Ladd hesitated, ind tlien said: Woul
you mind advancing J two bits so th
I can get something to eui The nion
ey was-paid, End ;.-itn-?;15jcentsvof i 4
he purchased some crackers and ; tak- i
msr an- .ovstflr e.in iwnnf. rinwn hii th Z
uisr an oyster can went- down ori th
levee of.th3r. Willamette driver and att
the crackersy washed 'down with VU1
amette, river: wuter. T He had 10 cent-
left outtof the 25, and W. S. Ladd hmt
the same'JO. cents today;.; Mrs. Mackt
ey. of Galifotnia; is said to'be ashamediT
w owu mar sue once woi-Keu tot A
uig-'iBut W.? S.. Ladd was proud tL?
tel of the TaSt chat th first j money h
eve earlied came from . honest' hard
V A VALUABLE CLOCK.
The fiimdy clock is heard Jroro agairl
as x hi (j nig place for money.,.'' A gen
tlemdn in thU city had a large Sethv
Thomas 'ock which got out of ordef?
and refused to move." "The other day
he sent it to Vbgle.tdhave it repaired
A trdekinaa t)rougr-(t"It''td thejewelif
Store on his track and it. rattled as ''
handled it like & boxfnj of dilapida
tion in dsgn!se. Mr. Voglc took it id
and commenced taking the 'works apart
wheti Id Jand beholdl . SO jollar gold
niece d'opped oiuTwyiit anio. 2 the .
chinciy; and as he prbceedei' itt&Ko-
oad ,,ttweiUvJ'wa3ound wedded in thtJ :
meshaS of the' "works. ' MrT V ogie , did
theA$40 - tip . irt - a package aid sent i
buck with compliments to the ownen
Afterwards, resuming - work . upon , thd
clock he .'dug,n"' another gold piece
-$5 in denomiaatron, . which made a:
total p-i: $43.. ingold coin, that- he ctJ
tracted from (he in'tirds oAhat; debili
tated old -lock," and the cause of iti
disorder was happily explained;
.. . The JHoag 4 6ominueS.': her- weekly .,
trips to this, point, arriving here oil
Sunday. She also makes a second triff-?
each week in, which the schedule ex-i
tends no farther np than Albanyunless
a press of. frefglit shbuld demand her
condnc up to tlu effy Jler -cargo, last ,
tinnday'-consisted. -(Jrihcfpally . of pota-' -
KJt'S, gi uriucit piwutb ; mm - uciucrru . .
tlie-goodtybulk'of 150,:toni-. Ut'bi
shipped , via YaquTua 'to. Sau Francisco.
Wattf Ja 1 the, riyer f reported fathc
scant for easy navigtiorT over many ol
the bars between here and ihe metrop"
oil
The hotel Corvallis was opened fiw'
pbbliiraccosriiodatictt' in a sort of in-1
fofmai tylev,abouta.weeaiCago AI
rea"dy ' the house lias & good namber of
fegplar. boarders and as fuHaruh of"
general pat ronge as it cati-well ; accom
modate iu its present .nb finished coit
dltion, M. Wilkms thq broad shouU
dered,rafeb1e proprietor; does, not pre
terid that iis hostelry! hasM.nioie thai!
evenapproaeled tha.' tlresholdvoi' the
system qT aic'omrriodatons the hous-
wifl -ifford when; it, shalh have becrf
pornfjleted and6 glance at the fund-'
tufej beddings and rail niodefn conven
ienceS onliafid and being tpliced into
the various toobiS aS'frst, asTworkmef!
can-ut tbeW ihfetv, is -icobcluStve evi
udence of the-fffre thiflgS''et io come.
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Sei-yicf's - -at f:-tiitaiJboiigi-cgational "
cTjurch on 'iniayilt 11 a; mand T;3tf
p. Sunday school --af 10 a. nv; Y
K S: of CrB. will mee't at -C-30 p. tuf
XnTEnd'eaVof ch'oii" ha feee'i) formed
Co lead ' the music cf- lus '-excetdinglvr
fnvA Srk n a
wdtbd .'director of tbe ftbbir.w Afcbf
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