THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 18&3.
BBIEF LOCALS.'
.Cinderella" to-morrow night
Cinderella, matinee 2 p. m., Satur
day. Sewing machine headquarters at J.
Win. Will's.
Re covering mid repairing furniture
at Knight's.
Nov-ttlues in the stationery line a
the Gazette office.
Didies' mil children's hair cutting
Bpeciiilty'at Taylor's.
"Cinderella" the most gorgeous and
flaboratc production ever seen in the
city.
Wheeler & Lungley ure sole agents
for the celebrated PRIDE Or J A
PAN" TEA.
Do not hill to see the grand spec
Menhir elaborate extravasranza, "Cin
derHIn."
W. Vidito J. L. Garrison a
other Alseans visited the county
seat this week.
Ilev. J. Bowersox has been re ar
lointtd pastor of the Evan?elica
church of Salem.
For picture frames and fine mould
ings go to J. A. Knight' furniture store.
Che cheapest and best place in town,
Ths undertaking department of
Kuight's store carries a complete line
of coffins and caskets. Jiiinbalming,
J. H. Flower, an attorney of Day
ton. Or., was in Corvallis on Tuesday
attending to legal matters in which he
ta interested.
Inks, pens, pencils, blank books, en
velopes, plain ana tancy writing paper
in great variety at the Gazette sta
tionery store.
Lawyers and clerks can find exactly
what they want in the Gazette sta
tionery store. A specialty made of
type writer supplies.
Services at Congregational churcl
on Sunday at 11 a. hi. and 7:30 p, m,
Sunday school at 10 a. ni. Y. P. S,
- C. E. at 6:30 r. m. You are cordially
" invited.
Mabel Jenuess, quite a distinguish
ed dress reformist and teacher of
physical culture addressed the ladies
of Corvallis on Friday evening at the
city hall.
O. C'Lee, of the Portland Dis
patch, was in Corvallis tho first of the
week in the interest of the paper
named. Tony Noltner is the publish
er of the Dispatch.
Mrs. A; Kadir last Friday received
intelligence of the death of Robert
.Letham, an only brother, near Pitts
burg, Pa. Mrs. R. is now the only
living member of a family of eleven.
I. Hums, the beattle stock man
who has Itft a good many "shiners"
with the farmers of this vicinity, was
in Corvallis this week. This trip, ac
cording to information, is a mission of
love..., ..,:..
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Jb or any tiling in the sewing ma
chine line co to J. Win. Will. He
keeps the largest assortment of extra
oarts, attachments, needles, oils, and
the best of machines at the latest re
duced prices.
Wanted Everyone to know that
Peterson keeps the riest moulding and
snakes the finest picture frames in town
-as well as turning out the best job
work; . Shop two blocks south-west of
public school.
On Saturday afternoon a came of
Jase ball will be played in this city by
Albany college nine and the O. A. C.
team. Our boys are expected to
make a. better showing than they did
last season.
Screen yourself lrom the torment
ing fly. The Corvallis Screen Door
and Ladder Co. makes the best screen
doors and windows in the market.
For sale, at all the hardware storts or
.at the factory in the addition.
O.'W. Brck with started Wednesday
-upon a trip ease. He will visit Ne
braska, Minnesota and the world's
lair, "and expects to be absent two or
Jhree months. Mr. B. is a close ob
server and will acquire a store of in
formation on his rounds.
On her return from Iowa Mrs. C.
W. Langley was accompanied by a
son who had not previously been here,
and also by S. A. Buck aud family.
Mr. Buck is a gentleman of some
means and when he shall have become
somewhat familiar with the situation
will engage in business here.
A" has been : stated heretofore,
Messrs. Lewis Wilson and J. A. Gil
bert are preparing to manufacture til
nig and similar commodities near the
Masonic cemetery. An extensive dry-
house has been erected and the sur
roundings indicate, that the projectors
of the enterprise mean business.
Last fall the Beach brothers raised
and t purchased together about 8,000
bushels of potatoes. They bought a
large quantity as low as 30 cents per
builieL Had they been able to ship
at once to San Francisco a few days
ago, the potatoes would have brought
them, . exclusive " of freight, 11.20 per
bushel.
Considerable interest was manifest
ed in a 200 yard horse race which
took place near Corvallis on Saturday
last between animals owned by Ned
Smitli and John Kiger. The horses
started from the report of a pistol and
it was a pretty race, the Smith mare
winning by about two feet. Consider
able odds had been given the Kiger
horse, and the result was quite a sur
prise.. ,
The skating carnival at the opera
honsa last Saturday evening was lairly
well attended and very mnch amuse
menU.mas gotten into the time between
8:30 and li. o'clock. For . best lady
skate?A Miss Julia Warrior secured
the prize, apair of Raymond improv
ed extension, nkkel. plated skites; for
finesUcostunie, Mrs. H. Stuart, an
elegant fan: for b( s& gentleman skater,
Pearl Hutto:i, psir of gents speed i
skates.. "
IT IS A JSUCCESS.
THE COR V ALUS C. & W. CO. ENJOY A LARGE
TRADE WHICH IS 1SCKEASINO.
Among the many industries that
have proven successful in Corvallis it
;ives us pleasure to note that the Cor
.altis Carriage and Wagon company
not the least of them. This com
pany is Ktnciiy a hrst class borne en
terprise, organized and owned by
tew ot our successtul business men
One year ago the tirst vehicle of this
company's manufacture was put on
exhibition here, and quicklv, like
many more of its fellows, found ready
nuix'hasers Many ol our shrewdest
business men doubted the wisdom
the venture ot erecting and oper
ating cairiage works. In fact it seem
ed incrediblo to them that tine car
riages of all kinds could be made in
( orvallis. lo them it seemed a gi
gantic undertaking fraught only witli
loss and disaster. Others thou
that there was a bare possibility of its
being a success m a small way, while
a few of the more sanguine ones sub
scribed and paid for its oi iginal capi
tal stock. The year's business has do
monstrated the soundness of the jndge
ment of the latter.
Under the capable, conservative and
energetic administration of its board
of directors, coupled with intelligent.
untiring and economical munagemen
of its superintendent, John Sticker
who knows all about what constitutes
fine carriages, the enterprise has been
a success from its inception, and
now last obtaining recognition as one
of the institutions of which the whole
stale of Oregon, and Corvallis
especially is justly proud. For
six months and more last pas' this
company has carried on its pay rolls
from forty to sixty five men, and has
paid them in wages from $2,500 to$3,-
500 per month. A large portion of
this money has been spent here among
our own business men. Two of our
largest merchants told the writer of
this, that had it not been tor the niou
ev paid to them monthly during the
past winter, resulting directly from
the Carriage Co.'s monthly disburse
ments, it would have been extremely
difficult for them to meet their bills
with their wholesale houses. No one
can measure the benefit this factory
is to Corvallis. When one hundred
and fifty men are employed m these
works, a number which will doubtless
find employment there during the com
ing year, and ten to fifteen thousand
dollars paid monthly to these men
who all live here and many of them
owning their own homes, then our
people will begin to realize what the
Corvallis Carriage Co.' has been, and
will continue to be for Corvallis and
lue state at large. 1 ins company is
in daily receipt of orders from Idaho,
California, Washington and Oregon
lor us goods .and many car loads are
now moving over the different trans
portation lines to the different dealers
wha sell the Corvallis rigs only. Ev
en to see one of the Corvallis buggies
makes the grey beards wish they were
young again, that tliey might have
taking
the exquisite pleasure of
moonlight drive with their best girl
in one of this company's rigs, up
holstered aud finished in the highest
sty le of the art. In these turnouts are
combined elegance, strength and dur
ability. Nono but the choicest ma'
terials enter into the construction of
this company's vehicles, and they are
uniformly finished by skilled workmen,
each being in his separate department
an art isc of the highest tyie. It is to
be hoped that our citizens will aid
this company in every way possible
and take such a deep interest m it that
it shall not lack for capital sufficient to
obtain the best results possible. The
stockholders and directors are highly
delighted with the showing the com
pany has made, and are more than
pleased with the year s results.
The services dedicating the fire de
partment s quarters in the new hall
will take place about the 26th of May.
The ity council has appropriated $500
for furnishing these rooms and when
completed they will compare with those
of any organization in the state. The
furniture is to be of late design and up
holstered in leather. Fine pictures,
mirrors, drapings, etc., will adorn tho
walls and handsome rugs will be placed
upon the floors. The floor is to be
oiled to better serve the purposes of
the department. The boys will also
n a' e an effort to secure the nucleus
of a library. "
Potatoes aud wood have .crept up
into the list of luxuries in this vicinity.
He is a proud man who can feast his
eyes upon a dish of potatoes or gaze
into a blazing fire in his own house
hold. The fortunate person who was
compelled last fall to take more wood
and potatoes than he wanted from his
debtors, did not know he was having
greatness thrust upon him, for he is;
now regarded as a prophet.
OREGON PACIFIC NOTSS. -
The managers report that notwith
standing this is usually a dull season,
the business ot the road is very satis
factory and continues to increase.
The company intend, shortly, to an
nounce a very low rate for an excur
sion to San Francisco about the mid
lie of May. The steamer Willamette
Vallny will comfortably accommodate
about 100. passengers. It is under
stood that the San Franciscans have
expressed a desire to give the Oregon
tans on this excursion royal enter
tainment. The steamer is now mak
ing the run in 36 to 38 hours.
The Steamer Willamette Valley ar
rived at Yaquina Thursday, and will
sail on Sunday morning heavily laden.
The O. P. freight train now leaves
here for Albany at 3:50, an hour later
than hereto'bie. By ths recent
changes in time persons leaving Cor
valiis may reach points east of - Albany
by rail the same day.
lhis Mimmer the management ' in
tend to locate a number of tents about
iJrmhtenbush and Uetroit lor the ac
commodation of persons who wish to
take an outing in those delightful Io
calities.
As soon as the weather and the
moon are favorable the company ex
pect to give a steamer excursion to
Albany, and should there be any en
couragement, will extend it to Inde
incidence. A string band, dancing
and refreshments on board will consti
tute attractive features ot the event.
The increase of the river business of
the O. P. has necessitated additional
transportation facilities. The Three
Sisters, which recently came off the
ways, went up to Harnsburg Thurs
day and will hereafter make semi.
weekly trips between that point and
Portland. The Messenger will ply be
tween Harrisburg and Eugene. The
captain of the latter has given it as his
opinion that his craft will be able to
navigate that part of the river for tw
months this spring. Should his sur
mises prove well founded, the people
of Eugene are assured of a long sea
son of river navigation next year. The
Hoag is to resume her daily run be
tween Portland and Sdeni. The
Beutly is laid up now, but will be re
paired for next season's business.
Judge rullerton was in Corvallis on
Wednesday to attend to railroad busi
ness. Mr. Hogg applied for 15 days
additional time in which to file his re
port as receiver of the Oregon Pacific.
rhe petition was granted and May 15
set as the date. Attorney Gest ap
plied for an order to issue receiver's
certificates to the amount of $15,000
to pay insurance premiums, etc,
granted. Attorney Lintheciim, rep
resenting a number of the bondholders,
applied for the removal of C. II.
Gest as att( r.iey for receiver Hadley,
alleging that some other attorney
o ild better serve the all bondholders.
This matter will be heard at the term
of court in Lincoln county about the
middle of next month.
1 lie tug Kcsolute took an excur
sion party of Odd Fellows from Ya
quina to .Newport Wednesday even
ing, for whose lament the people of
the latter place gave an interesting en
tertainment.
Hon. F. K. Pendleton has been
appointed as the New York attorney
for Receiver Hadley. His personal
intimacv with all the heavy bond
holder of the Oregon Pacific will
bring large financial backing and sup
port to t.ie road.
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SPRING!
Oiir new Spring Stock is now arrivm?. We will show this season a much larger and more attractive stock than'
ever before! So much depends on the quality you use that in re akin? your purchases it is well to consider the nneRtirro
- WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE, TO BUY V Our Goods are reliable and satisfactory. Our aim is to produce the BEST
GOODS, and the reputation that we enjoy fully attests the success of our efforts. cer- vVe want vonr w in
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, MEN'S, YOUTHS'; BOYS' and CHILDREN'S OLOTHINft!
that you ma? need, and our prices are consistent with the quality Vt grade.
Our Men and Boys' Furnishing, (ioods Department is very complete. Full lines of OverFhirts in Silk Madrass
Cloth, Cheviots, Silk and Wool, Sateens and Bedford Cords : Undtrwear in Silk and Wool. Sum, t,pp rIi
Cotton Flannel, Lisle and Twill ; Fine White Dress Shirts. High Grade Xeck Dress, in all the new shapes and'colors- CoN
lars, Cuffs, Hosiery, in Silk, Balbriggan, Lisle, Merino and Wool ; Suspenders, Shoulder Braces, Tennis Belts, Night
SPECIAL BARGAINS! I
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-Trunks, Valises and Satchels-
F0R THE BOYS-ef
HIN CLOTHING!
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We have purchased at a Big Discount from a local
merchant (who has retired from the Clothing Business),
his entirs stock of r
f Hsa'SiVousg Men's,Baj5' and Chita' Cloth'g g-
We now offer the same to our patrons at prices never be i
fore approached in this section. The following prices
will give buta remote idea of the IM.tiKNrtE BARGAIN'S
offered To fu-ly understand aud appreciate them every
wearer of masculine apparel should call and see them.
t3T35 to 50 per cent, under Kegular Prices.
Men's 5 00 suits for
Men's 7 50 " "
Men's 10 00
....$3 75
5 50
7 50
Bovs' 150 " " knee pants .i... 1 00
B03V 2 00 ' 1 50
Boys' 5 00 suits long pants. 3 50
43TA11 Finer Grades at corresponding pricesj
HATS.
Sin all the new and nobby styles.)
)for Men, Boys, Young Men and)
SChildren. fsTWe can fit any)
isnapeu ncac, wnn ine applica-;
Stion of our new French UatCon-)
jfonueter, .
Shoes and Slippers.?
SOur Shoes are all bought direct)
Sfrom tho Manufacturers. Fine)
whoes, Medium Shoes, Heavv)
Shoes, Baseball and Bicycle
bShocs. The prices and styles)
;are correct.
With each Suit worlh $3.00 or more
give free a Bat and Ball.
we
WE ABE AGENTS F0R--
James Means' $3.0i
Silver White Shirts.
Shoes and Gold and
mm you visit our store-
Ask to see our Men's AH Wool Suits-
-$10 00.
OREGON.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CLOTHING.
A WAYWARD GIKL.
Some time since a girl a('el about
16 years ran away from the Monnstery
of Our Lady of Chanty, East Port
land, and came to Corvallis in a des
titute condition, lhe ladies of the
W.C.T.U. gave her proper clothing and
secured work for her. She attend
ed, the revival - meetings holding
at the old collee, and professed re
ligion. Her piety, however, was not
sufficiently strong to withstand the al
lurements of the oppoHite sex, and
she began "nmkin'j dates' with various
young men who were evidently con
niving to -effect her rum. Un last
Friday night she was observed, ac-
coidinx to our information, with 17
strings to her bow." The young men
who formed this array of attachments
to her Cupid's weapon are all known,
it ia alleged, and it will be well for
them to heed a gentle warning. The
whereabouts of the girl was not gener
ally known thereafter until Tuesday,
when Chief of Police StTHfibrd was in
formed of her presence -at a question
able resort on First street. The pro
prietress of the house volunteered the j
information and stated that she had
made application for admittance the
night previous. Mr. Scrafford at once
took charge of the wayward girl, and
placed her in good hands. Thursday
J. McKernan, assistant superintendent
of the Boys and Girls' Aid society, ' of
Portland, came up and conveyed her to
thit institut'on, where, it is" hoped,, her
entire reformation may le effected.-
PREVENTING FUTURE MISERY.
If there if. in this vale oi tears, a more
p roll tie source of misery than the rheumatic
twinge, we have yet to hear of it. People
are horn with a tendency to theumatism,
just ns they are with one to consumption or
to. scrofula. Might causes may develop
this. As soon as the agonizing complaint
manifests itself, recourse should be had to
Hostetter s Stomach Bitters, which checks
its furthnr inroads and. banishes the rheu
matic poison from the system. This state
ment tallies exactly with . the testimony
of physicians who Jiave employed this fine
hloott depnrent in their private practice.
There is also the amplest professional and
yener.il testimony as to th efficacy of the
Bitters fur malaria, liver complaint, consti
pat'on, indigestion, kidney trouble, nervous
jies and loss of appitite and flesh. After
a wetting, whether followed by a cold or
not, the Bitters is useful as a preventive of
the initial attack of rheumatism.
CENTRIC.
"Papa, if yoit want your little boy
To have his heart just full of joy,
Give to him. five cents or ten.
So he can buy a CENTRIC PEN."
For sale at the Gazett stationery store.
D. C.'Rose regards himself as a
novice in prune culture, but he cer
tainly. gives intelligent care to his or
chard just west of town, and reaps the
inevuauie rewara. A snort time ago
Mr. Rose observed that E. W. Allen
horticultural commissioner to the
worlds lair, had received a prune
branch of a year s growth whicl
measured eiht- feet and two inches
This would bo regarded as a remark
able growth in the east, but Mr. Rose
could : beat it and so selected
tvo benches from his orchard- and
ent to Mr. Allen to be forwarded
with Oregon's exhibit at the world'
fair. I he vears growth of these
measured nine feet,' two and one half'
inches from the bud. '
INCORPORATED 1SOX.
Massachusetts has the
Best insurance Law in
the United States.
THE-
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL
CMTCHED TEN MONTHS.
A troublesome skin disease
caused me to scratch for ten
months, add has been
cured by a few days' use of
M. H. Wolff, Upper Marlboro, Md
SWIFFfcS?ECIFIO
Dr. Price's
Cream Baking Powder
IS PURE AND SPOTLESS.
The only Baking Powder not tainted with Ammonia, Alum,
or some adulteration,
always wholesome.
Hence food raised with Dr. Price's is
X .
When Flaky -White Biscuit, Pastry of
surpassing delicacy and flavor, or Cake
that is moist .and sweet are desired .. .
Dr. Price's Cream! Baking Powder
IS INDISPENSABLE.
I was cored several Tears ago of white swelling
In my leg by using RfSSS and bare had no
symptoms of re ISEiSilJ turn of the dis-
ease. Many prominent physicians attended me
and all failed, but S. S. S. did tho work.
Pact. "W. KrnKPATBicg, Johnson City, Tenn.
. '- .
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
-' 1 Swirr Specific Co., .
Atlanta, Ga.
CONDENSED STATEMENT
-OF-
First Hational Bank of Ccrvallis.
OEEGOIT.
At CIoss of Mm Ml 11 1333.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. ,....,
U. S.' Bond4t four per cents.'...
Furniture and Fixtures. '.... .........
Expenses paid... .....................
Cish on Hand and S'.ght Exchange..'.'..
Due from U. S. Treasurer.
.$121,484.68
. 14,500
. 3,739.62
2,013.21
31,25134
562.50
173,5ft2.25
LIABILITIES, i .. '
60,000.00
2,000.00
.V:... 5,931.31
........ 11,250.00
104,354.32
...... , 16.02
Capital Stock paid up.......
Surplus.
Undivided Profits.'..!...'....
Oar National Bank Notes. . .
Deposits.
Dae to Banks.
173.552.25
i Succession of 4 Surprises.
The Bargains offered at Kline'
during (lie past few weeks have
been a SUCCESSION OF SUR
PRISES to their pleased custom
ers. Tis: said that , "wonders
never cease" and you will think so
after reading our price list. .
here's the list. :
James Pyles Pearline 1-lb
uke, each s io
Axle grease, per box ' - 10
Df Price's baking powder,
;1 lb. can, v. 40
Soda crackers per box, 60
Sapolio, 3 bars for 25
Bird seed, 3 pkgs. for . . 25
Extra quality roll oats per lb. 05
17 lbs. granulated sugar 1 00
18 " extra C " 1 00
20 No. 1 Island rice, 1 00
25 " beans, 1 00
1 papers Arbuckle's coffee, 1 00
2 cans choice corn, 25
Choice tomatoes per can, 10
Japan tea per lb., 25
Price's or Pioneer bak. powder,
00
05
24- lb. cans, each
Matches, 2 pfcgs. for
Eagle chocolate per 1 b.
Star or Climax plug,
A. & H. soda, 4 lb.pkgs.,
Clothes pins, 4 doz.,
Pie fruits, 8 cans,
Box soap, 20 bar.,
" raisins,
Pearl barley 4 lbs
Tapioco, 4 " ' ,
Sago, :. 4 '
All other articles at equally low
rates. We want your patronage
and know that by giving you
good class of goods at prices above
named yoii will only serve your
self by buying of us, as by' so doing
we will be able to continue these
rates; Now is the time to lay iu
your spring goods at v
25
45
25
10
00
00
75
25
25
25
THE BUSY, BIG STOBE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ork. )
' April 5th; 1893.
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following-named Mttler boa tiled nutioe
e i f . . 1 n n 4n a,tal?A hnul nmnF lit fenn.
OI IMS lUHEUHt.il w . p ww " oj-
porfc of bis claim, ami that said proof will be
made before the "county' clerk of Benton
coonty, at Corvallia, Ure.v on ' May zzna,
1893, viz: Hermann Seifert Hd entry No.
7178 for the ni of nej and ej of, nwj eec 7
10, s r 0 w.
He names the following witnesses to
nrove his continuons resilience upon auu
cultivation of, ftaid land, t-iz:. Barney Cady,
Dil'ard Price. Wilson Bump, Jacob Kinsey,
Ali of Kings Valley, Beuton connty. Oregon.
J. J.. AvrtMSVH, negusitx.
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
vecT aSEE ATIssues the most Liberal Policy of anv cnmn.nv
j
aySee that your Policy has "
CASH AND PAID UP VALUES 1 : ;
CSGuaranteed Eacli Year. ,
AND TAjKEJSO OTHER!
Write me for particulars.
tees Cah and Paid-up
Insurance after two
yfcars.
Cash dividend.) paid
each year. Take no
other till you see this
H. C. CGLTOM, Cen
Or M. S. WOODCOCK.
First National iBank, Corvallis.
, 242 Stark St.,
Portland, Or.
CHANGED HANDS! J
Having purchased the Stock of Groceries ;
Crockery and Glassware of
I am prepared to meet and deal with the people of
this vicinity upon the following platforms '
I will not bo Undersold;
Everything in Stock First-class and Fresh;
I shall deal on the square in all cases;
Cal and examine my Stock and Prices.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED CUSTOMERS FOR 30 DAYsi
32. B. HORNING. V
FISH & MURPHY,
STOVES,
TINWARE,
PLUMBSrJC.
PI limbing and Tin-Work a Special tyT
-: THE CORVALLIS :-
SOREEM flOOR AMD ADDER flonPAHt
MANUFACTURERS OF
Screen Doors and Windps
"; - Shelf Ladders, Painters' Extensioo- Ladderg,? l" -J
Ladders of any Desired I)esei'i)tioii;
.-.Trellises, Flower Stands, - -t
FLYING DUTCHMAN CLOTHES LINES; ETC.
Ironing Boards, Clothes Racks, Kitchen Safes, Cupboards,
i -. Tables,-;Flour Bins, Etc., Etc. . T'""v" r?-
FENCE PICKETS by the THOUSAND.
Cah Fiirnish Pikef" 'Fence all Comnlete'"All kinds hf Jnh '
Work Solicited.- Factory in , the - Addition t . - f v .
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lieW Material -viop ? Job ippmiintr ?i
'At th'e'GAZETTE Office;',' ':' "":