The Corvallis gazette., June 02, 1893, Image 4

THE CORY ALUS' GAZETTE, FRIdAV, JUNE 2, iS9.
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A.
'. ElilEF LOCALS.
JL I. Underwood, i.hotojjiapber over
Sewing; -nachine headquarters at J.
Woi. Will'M.
Renftvetini; and repairing furniture,
.at lviightV t . - ,
SJe' the litcle Grgia- .-Wonder,
E'-iday, June 9. - .
Novelties in the stationery line at
the Gazette office.
M. J. Ei win goes to Portland next
wcfck to enter the , employ of a wliole
alj house in that city.
Mrs. llemj.hiil and Mrs. Waggoner
tlrovc over to AJhany Wednesday to
-attend the funeral of Mrs. Piper.
Tim imdurtakiiV' department of
Knight's store carries a complete line
of coilins :uid caskets. Embalming.
.Chi'!ey.Siiii!l rode his bicycle from
Philomath to Coiv-diis yesterday in 32
minutes, a distance of six and a half
to lies. j
Inks, pens, pencils, blank books, en
velopes, plain and fancy writing paper
m great vani ty at the Gazette sta
tionery store. i
Lawyers and clerks can find exactly
what thuy want in the Gazette sta
tionery store. -A specialty made of
typa writer supplies.
Gall at the GazettS stationery store
and examine one of.' those Dunsmore
typewriters, llieser machines have
now taken the from rank. '
7.1 .Tlie little Georgia Wonder, is the
smallest "heavy weight" now before
"t he public. Nobody could carry her
ofi' against her. consent, that's certain.
For anything ih the sewing ma
chine line go to Jj .Wm. Will. lie
keeps the largest assortment of extra
jarts, attachments, needles, oils, ' and
the best of machines at the latest re
duced prices. - r
Wanted Everyone to know that
Peterson kef ps the fie.st moulding and
.makes the finest picture frames in town
. as well as turning; out the best job
t work. ' Shop two blocks south west of
"jubuc school. . ... j .
Screen v'otirself . from ' the torment
ing flv. The CorvaUis Screen Door
, and Ladder Co. makes the best screen
y doors and windows in the market
Tor sale at all the hardware stores or
.at the factory in the addition.
21. H. Gi ham, of Wrenrr purchased
'tins week from Conover and Keady
one of those magnificent "Imperal'1
wheels. Mr. Graham seems to want
the best thines agom?-, ana to so on
the-best.
WITH THE LITTLE FOLKS.
The 'undergraduate entertainment of
the public Whooli last Wednesday
evening vas largely attended Mid
proved a great success, as all on the
programme carried off their parts well
1 id not a single failure was noticed.
Faa young people who participated
nee.lto.be highly complimented on
their efforts, and great praise is due
also to the teachers for their careful
drilling of the young folks in their
several parts.
The firbt on the programme was
umsio by the Conpon orchestra.
This was followed by a welcome song
by pupils of the 5th grade which was
very good. Then a sceno from
Mother Goose was carried through
with great effect. A recitation by
Jamie Johnson entitled "Yacop's La
ment" came next on the programme.
As is usual with Jamie's recitations
FIREMEN NOT IN IT.
SOCIETY OS TOP. THE FIRE LADDIES TAKE
BACJSKAT.
AMUSEMEKTS.
En. Gazette. '
CorvaUis has a volunteer fire de
partment, lis present organization
consists of an engine company, includ-1 plicaMe, amusing and extraordinary
CORVALLIS OPERA HOUSE.
T. E. WILSON, MANAGER. ...
FRIDAY, JONK Olh.
The Georgia wonder in her inex-
lt was delivered with fine expression,
the German brogue being
good. Following this was a
ing a hose company, a hook and lad-
I der company and a side organization
denominated the Coffee Club. The
latter consists of ladies, the regular
fire companies, of men. At fires the
Coffee Club have a committee at the
engine house to serve warm coffee to
firemen, which is intended to prevent
them from going to Saloons for intoxi
cating drinks. The ladies have re
sponded promptly to fire alarms, and
due credit should be Riven them for
the attainment of a worthy object.
Each year the Coffee Club has cele
brated its anniversary by a social
gathering of some kind, and as it is
composed of enterprising and socially
inclined ladies, it has developed into a
exhibition of phenomenal power.
The press speaks for her in most flat
tering terms.
Gri ace Eden has been guaranteed
a crowded house if she will day again
NOTICE OF NEW SURVEY.
N
United States Land Office,
Itoseburg, Ore., May 1st 18'J.l
ce, )
03,
tho following townships have been
Purely' a vegetable compound,
made entirely of roots and herbs
gathered from the forests of
Georgia, and has been used by millions
of people with the best results. It
ES -
All manrer of Blood diseases, from the
takit, such as Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Catarrh and
Treatise on Blood and Sldn Diseases mailed
free. Swurr Specific Co, Atlanta, oa.
specially J qUjte popular "eyeut," and one antici-
: ... . . 1 1 r.r
at Frazier', opera house and she has rrt7SdK
consented to go iwck again next
Thursday. She amused, mystified,
and astonished not a few people there
this wek. The ' hall was crowded
two nights. The Georgia Wonder,
Grace Eden, is in truth and in fact a
wonder. In the judgment of many
who saw the entertainment given by
her, assisted by Prof. Fontana, Thurs
day and Friday of last week, it is the
most remarkable performance ever
given in this city. Grace Eden is' re
fined and modest in all her acts, and
0TICE I3 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
aurvevca 10-wit:
Township No 16 sontli, of range No 10 W.,
W. al., and the heretofore nnsurveyed por-
I tion of township No 14 S, of range No. 11,
Yv. Al. RS follows: Sections No. 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. 12, 16, 17, 18, and N.J
I and S. W.J of section 15.
Approved plats of said surveys have been
received, and will be filed in this office on
June 22od, 1833. and on and after Baid 22nd
ciuy of Juno 1833, we will l.e prepared to
receive Mimes aucl entries iu said newly
surveyed . portion. "' "
John II. Shupe, Register.
A. M. Crawfokd, Receiver.
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In
the matter of
Crain deceased:
the estate of G. . L.
titled "The Fruit Market" . by 9 boys greatest pleasure is derived from society.
01 me isu primary, wmcu was very iiSI!i v t he tiottee ( u'j anniversary
good and the way in which the "little js f'rly well attended by the firemen,
folks sang in unison showed thorough i,ut a8 it ;3 u. select, invitation "event"
training. The audience was then ti,e firemau's invitation usually deDends
pated long in advance by those whose the entertainment can be attended by
favored by a vocal solo by Hattie
Clark, which was also excellent. A
ong entitled "The Gypsies' Festival
y pupils of . the 6th grade came next;
is was exceedingly well carried out.
Next on the programme was a song
entitled "The Little Waiters" by 8
girls 01 the first primary. 1 his was
ne, and pleased the audience exceed
nglv. Following this was a recitation
on his social popularity,
The. membership of the Volunteer
Fire -Department is made up of young
men who reside in the town and who
have enough interest in its welfare to
sacrifice considerable time, a good deal
of convenience, and some-money in
keeping the companies up to the ncces-
11 nr rri
sary standard 01 emciency. Anese
young men come out of homes in the
y E!va Friendly entitled "Selling the Uown and are as respectable and as
Baby. .This. -recitation was good both
in expression and delivery, a vocal
uet by L'lln fciaaIer and farl
Wells following, ine young ladies re
flected great -credit: upon themselves
as this number was one of the features
the evening. Auother recitation
was well rendered by Arthur Belknap,
entitled "B iv's rights." Miss .Eila
Casto then favored the audience with
an essay entitled "Fifteen Years
Hence." In this essay the prominent
A man named ChajLStggOItecU followeyJtrisjlion by Bvtha
Buford entitled "The Drummer Boy's
Burial,"- which was well recited and
showed good elocutionary preparation.
The last on the program was an ex
ercise, "The Days of the Week", by
girls of the 6ih grade which was quite
original and looked very pretty under
different colored lights . ' i
'ed an insaltingTffnark to a respectable
"yaung lady on the street yesterday.
For his audacty he was taken belore
Police. Judge Porter and fined $10, in
default of which he went to jail.
The result of last Saturday evening's
meeting' of citizens was a decision to
celebrate the approching 4tlf of July,
The committee on arrangements is
' composed of S. L. Kline, Geo. Fish
Robert Huston. B. W. Tohnson, Sol
"Stock and C. Schmidt."
Rev. Geo. Gillespie, of Dallas, will
occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. In the morning
, the subject will be "The Mediatorial
ivingsuip ot Christ. A he evening
topic will be "Preparation for Christ's
-.', .Work." The Junior, and Senior so
s : cieties meet at 6 and 7 p. m. Se
wice of praise at 7:45 p. m. ; Sunday
Jnne ll,;ill be observed as children'!
day. bpecial exercises and specia
music will he prepared for the occa-
. sion... Baptism of children and pre
sentatio'n E. bibles at that time.
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Little Johny Green, who makes hii
home in the vicinity of Corvallis is in
- 4 rouble. Last - Saturday at function
lie stabled a man named Chas. E,
Byers, and on Thursday tl:
"-'injured man died. Johny lias been in
4 ;. jail at Eugene awaiting the result of
Uyers wound. I he particulars of
the affair are not at hand, and to
what extent Johny is to blame is not
" known. He is an eccentric little old
nan and many people are disposed to
I ., annoy him in various ways. He some
: ; times responds viciously with a knife.
giving las tormentors what they richly
,'.-"'- deserve. Clarence Smith went up to
Eugene to-day to x-ender Johny. som
. assistance.. ,'. , . .
, For several weeks Mrs. Jud
. ' Piper had been sick at the residence
. of her daughter, Mrs. E. W. Langdou
a - in Albany, with ho hopes of recovery,
Monday evening May 2D, 1893, th
final end came, and she passed peace
fully awiiy. ' Mrs. Henrietta Piper
was from Indianna, aged 61 years and
has lived since coming to Oregon in
Albany, Saleni and Independence.
Three of her children, Mrs. Langdou
- Hr. Chas. Piper, postal clerk in the
"U. S. service, and Miss Grac9 Piper
; were, at her. bedside when the change
: cama. Three isons, Mr; E. B. Piper
of - the . San Francisco Rural Press,
Geo. W. Piper of Moscow,; Idaho,
could not be there. . Mrs. Piper - was
a lady 1 of sterling worth, and vre
liked .wherever ; she has lived, and
hosts of warm friends will regret to
he tr of her death. Herald. v -
v
...
all classes with the assurance that it
will not only be pleasing, but wonder
ful and mysterious. Pendleton Tri
bune, Sept. 19th, 1892."
Prof. Chas. Maiden, hypnotist and
psychologist. . Nothing like it on earth
The little LeIIoens, Max and Cora,
the smallest song and dance team in
the world aged 6 and 4 years re
spectfully. Also Madame LeHoen,
the witch of Wall 'street, the great
mind reader.
Admission, 50 nd 25 cents. SUOCeSSlOll Of SuipriSGS.
ThU nflir ban iiist issued in namnh- The Bargains offered at Kline's
1 I 1 . r...r ....1- 1,0 1-0
let form, a splendid discourse on the uurl"S V ""
'i
NOTICE IS HKREBY GIVEN THAT
to all persons coneernedlchat the under.
signed has been duly appointed as executor
of tlie last. will an testament of O. L. Cram,
deceased, 'and letters testamentarv have
been i3iued to hun lip the county court of
Uentou county, Ureeon; and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are herer-y re
quired to prosent the same duly verified
vith pr"per,Y.oni-tier3 to hun at thu law of
fice of J. E. Bryson at Corvallia, Oregon
within six months from this date. ; Dated
May 5th, 1393. James IT. Ckatn.
- Executor of the last, will and testa
meut of G. L. Crain, deceased.
NOTICE TO MDDEUS.
NOTICE c ;
To the dwellers in the ffltu of Corvalli
You are hereby notified that the alley nd
streets abutting upon y on lr.' property, "!
your back yards, must, be foithwitlr
cleaned of trash aud refuse matter . deletere
ous to health. . By a failure to .perform
yonr duty in this respect yon will incur
extra expense. J. 11. hCRAFFORD, .....
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Sealed bids will lie received up to June
1st, 1893. at the office of the clerk of school
district No. 0, for sixty cords of sound red
fir wood, split, fully four feet long, ranging
from two to eight inches iu diameter: same
to be delivered on public school block. Cor-
I .. iiilia, ou or before tbe 1st day of August,
1S33. E. H. Taylor,
; - " ' ' District Clerk.
Corvauis, Or., May 9th;'93.
NOtlCE FOIL PUBLICATION.-
Land Office at Oreoos Citt, Orr.
April 5th, 1893.
NOTICE IS -HEREBY iilVEN ,THA
the followiug-named s-ettler has rilfd notice
of his intention' to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, -and that said proof will b
made before the county clerk of Benton
county, at Corvallis, Ore., on May 22nd,
1893, viz: Hermann Keitert tin entry jt.
7178 for the nj of nej and ej of nwj ec. 7
t 10, 8 r 6 w. -
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous reoitieooe un ana
cultiyatioti of, Baid land, viz: Barney Cdy,
Dil'ard Price, Wilson Bump, Jacob Kinsey,
All of Kiugs V alley, Bentou cnun.y, Oregon.
. J. T. Appbrson, Kegister.
FARM FOR SALE. ' '
Containing' 300 acres all told; 150 acres
under cultivation and balance good pasture
aud brush land; good house, barn and im
provements, with a good 01 chard and tho
best of water; 12 miles from Corvaliin atiti
5 miles from Philomath. Will be t,ol.l in a
body or divided. Price $15 per acre. En
quire at Gazette office.
PURE
Jersey Milk.
IS. E. A BEACH.
On and After May 1, 18fS.
WIf.L HUN A Mil.K WAOONT AND DICLIVER
Pure Jerxey Milk to any part- vt t!i. city in
quantities to suit. Will omieavor to lurnish extra
iiilk aud C'rea:n when desire:l.
Leave Order, at Gazette Ofllcfi.
I , . t- . i i
'hiah" in all that coes to make gen- suiijeei oi leinpeiam; uenvoreu u,.,
tlemen, as any of their more Word, llble champion of the cause. The work
but. ofttimes. more selfish townsmen. was aone tor lur. vvra. uyer, wno w...
7 1 . . 4 . . r nr-.
To the anniversary ' of the' Coffee otLer the pbmruiet tor sale. air. uyer
Club; just passed, a few, .perSaps Half is now depending on his own resources
' A,.. fln,.n. oi-a im-lti m anu lie nones 10 ue auie w supiwn
been a SUCCESSION OF SUK-
FIIISES to their pleased custom
ers. 'Ti3 said that "wonders
never cease" and vou will think so i
after reading our price list.
THE LIST.
tend. Of the Hook and Ladder com
pany there, was -no lack of disappointed
firemen without invitations; of course
they could not go. There was a pain
ful searcitv of H & L boys present. It
is not encouraging to""a fireman to find
himself in part from the sale of this
work. " '
R. L. Taylor, . propiretor of . the
"kittle .Band Box ' barber ; shop, has
people of the whole world seemed to hig st-if sacrifice unappreciated by those 1
for whom he labors. This, ho-vever,
ought not to be the case for it is only
an exemplification of human nature in
one of its most common and most des
picable, because selfish, forms. To
single out a few favored members of
the department-' and slight the rest,
might justly call forth the indignation
of the members of the department. It
have been all pupils of the Corvallis
public school.; A dialogue entitled i
'The Bargain Hauter, between Wal
ter Cummings and Clara Smith cme
next and was ; well carried out The
next was a well rendered instrumental
solo bv Bessie D?tesnidii. This was
James Fyle3 Pearline i-lb
pkg, each. ?
Axle grease, per box
Dr Price's baking powder,
1 lb. can,
I O .1 1, , ..
pmchnsed J, C. Moore's Palace shav- mil,Vlrtl'7ls l WA
- i .NnuMin .-t ri'ira in '
ing parlors and bath rooms, and taken , ' ' , , , ,
charge of the same. Mr. Mocre, Extra qu:llily roll oats per lb.
nowevcr, retains one oi tne cnairs anu 17 yS granulated sugar
willcontinua with Mr. Taylor during
the. summer. Both gentlemen are
veteran manipulators of keen steel and
they have enjoyed a good trade. They
hope to increase the business under
the cew arrangement.
IS " extra O
20 " No. 1 Island rice,
25 ". beans,
4 papers Arbuckle s couee,
2 cans choice corn,
Choice tomatoes per can,
Japan tea per lb.,
10
10'
40
CO
25
25
05
1 00
1 00
1 00
100
1 00
25
10
25
Fool With Fakes!
' If yourself or friends wish to be enred of Liquor,
Opium, Eorphine, Chloral, Cocaine or Tobacco habits,
seek only the Genuine Keeley' Treatment, which is
' the only. saf-, reiiahle and perminnt cin e in exist-;
ence. Genuine Keeley Institutes, with most favora
ble surroundings, at
Forest Grove and Roseburg,
Write for Particulars. Correaimndcnce Confidential.
Nine girls of the Monmouth public
is only justice to those firemen who sci,00i piaved a game of ball with nine
were invited, and learned that the rest ,oys 0f tafc inititution last Saturday iaQ chocolate per lb.
Price's or Pioneer bak. powder,
21 lb. cans, each
Matches, 2 pkgs. for
INGOIIPORATED 1851.
X DEATH OF JESSE B. HUFFMAN.
of the boys had been slighted, to say
that they" did "not attend the "social
event." The firemen will stick .-to
irether and thev are risrht about it. A
slight to one fireman, as such, is an in
sult to all. It ought to be, and is so
considered by all of them. Tho Fire
and beat them. Eoth sides were Star or Climax T)lu.
1 - 1
neatly uniformed, the girls in white I A. & H. soda, '4 lb. pkgs.,
waists and black skirts to the knees, Clothes pins, 4 doz:,
the bovs in white and blue. The Pie IrmLs, 8 cans,
cl.eers from the crowd in behalf of the Box soap.20 bar.,
feminine team, '.'rattled" the bovs,
raisins.
1 001
05
25
45
25
10
1 00
1 00
75
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25
Jfrsachusctta has the
B&t insurance Law in
tho United OvUUs.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Everv Policy Guaran- ifIssues the most Liberal Policv of anvconiDanr.
Insurance
yearn.
alter two
Cash dividends paid
All oi her articles at equally low other tuijou scetuis.
l3fnr hiirlov 4-lbs
...i f 1 .1.- i I """-j
wnu were aneuu uiuu Hie ia.-si inu Tonmon A ti
Department is not an exclusive affair. hne, an(i they succeeded in scoring oa . ' i . f; 2
I lunnn I. a nnoh R-nFOI. I t Tl11 A .1 MCA I T. 1 ' '3 . 1, I' ll L 1 . . . . I '
Julius wic io it.Uivi v.w.v .ov. ils oiiiect uoes ikji can lor iiiai. sun one more run tlian tne Doys. ine
llii.lfiitnn rr Ihm nrv. lift! hpftn m la ! I r c . ,.u. r. , Ti- mt . no-icmnu !o I o oc-r..:. r ii...
-rjt ui luuuaijucoo. ii "y score Stood lO Oti ill idvui oi wiei wr .,i,o
mg health caused from affections of find Wltlin lls membership elements fair sex. ' ' . Li n., i,;.ff;L,a
tne neait. was more inan ou wi)lc, individual members ot a - eoBce good class of -oods at prices above
years ot age and it is not surprising clllb migilt not ,nvite to their homes. Childr8n CfV fof Pitchers Castorla. named vou will '-only serve your-
thathis vitality should begin ' rapidly The probabilities 'are they "(the bstra- , .1. : self bv buyinzof ns, as by so doing
to grow feeble. Ou Monday he was J c:se(j firemen do not want such invi- ,. r, .i ,rt'u we will be able io continue these
feeliiiir stronsrer thin usual, and after i.; ,u nnt wt iht Imi t a t.-..; ;..i, rates. JNoW'iS the time to lay in
ST"Seethat3Tour Policy has
CASH AND PAID UP VALUES I
gS"-Guaraneed Each Year.
AND TAKE NO OTHER I
Write me for particulars.
H. C. CGi-TON, Con. Agt.,242 Stark St.,
Or m. s. wo dcock, Portland, Or.
First National Bank, Corvallis.
dinner took a scythe and did a little tlat does not rejeive one branch of n I the.cheapest and best place in town.
. ...I- '.1.1 .
mowiug about ths nonse witnotu department, whose object is the same,
bringing about any. unfavorable symp- from showing proper courtesy towards
tons. 'He ate supper with usual relish other branches of the same department.
but shortly afterwaid was suddenly Another thing .undesirable social ele
ments never so where thev are not
wanted. The. chilling atmosphere is a
guarantee of immunity from wnwel
come guests fully as sufficient as anv
A physician was sent for but coffee ciub could desire. All men
the messenger was scarcely away from I fi.-pmpn havp a little wide and I him perfectly honorable in all business
n,.,;Uc lfnr TTnH Jc0' Sr.;..;k . - , - i. i , ... transactions and financially able to caify
" 1 certainly enougn 10 kckjj umu mui- i out any obligations maile by tlieir firm.
had taken flight. He had died ot neu- vidually away from a circle where I West & Truss, Wholesale Dmggists,
. . i. .1 . I - .... I leilo. Ohio. .
raigia oi me nean. J their presence is not desired, lhe Waldine. Kmnan & Marvin, Wholesale,
In accordance with the expressed I n.itv tn l.- nnn(rr9r.nltrl in Drncsrists, Toledo;' Obu.
wis.ic wi .uiUU, having scorea a complete social success actiE directly upon the blood and mncuons-
.tending his funeral was as simple "S on the credit of the fire department, turfaeea of the system. Price, 75e. per b.ts
t 1 mi . 1 .1 . .- . . .1 SIC. OU1U UV I1 lIULKWW. iWJUlll.wuiWJO
th
siezed with pain and it became difficult
for him to breathe. Members of the
household hastened to his relief, and
he said, "I am afraid it's something
bad."
FOR SALE.
A fine 5 acre tract facing Collecre Avenue,
at a resonable .figure. Apply at tins olhce.
HOW'S TI1IS.
We offer One H ri mired Dollars Reward
for anv case of . Catarrh that cannot be
cured bv Hall's Catarrh Core. ' '
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, O,
- . We the , uiideroicnedvanwiiol'. ek. h
Cheney for the last 15 years, , and believe
your spring: goods at
THE BUSY, BIG STORE.
THIS 13 01" IXTEHEST TO 1 YOU.
';, A-LIFE-SIZE
JSavin purchased tlie tetoclt oi groceries,
Crockery and Ulassware oi
Ji I
II
r I t- a . -n , -Tool wifh tlio T3eorle oi
I - ' 4i, vlluiinn. -i-vl n.tf rT'TTl
t ms vininiiv uuoii uio iuuuvuib
ABSOLUT ELY Jr nnj.f
Vnn ran send us a Dhotosrranh or tm-type of your
self or any meitiDer oi your iamny, living or urau,
and we will make from same an enlarged portrait
Rexford cemetery on the south Ljer whose elegant hall they occu-
branch of Mary's river and laid beside and to the great defecation of the
those of his life's companion who had
preceded him eight years.1 Mr. Huffman-
had long since ' selected this
locality, known as Pleasant valley, as
his last resting place,
Jesse Huffman was born in Cumber
land county, Ky., November 21, 1812,
HERE IS SOMETHING. FOR YOUK
' RHEUMATIC FRIENDS.
If any .of yonr friends are troubled with
rheumatism nave inem reau iuis.
Lynchburg, Va., April 18, 1893.'
In yearly life he went to Missouri social way and that their proper sphere
where he grew to manhood and married, is in ; tho "sand lot while Adonis,
plains
social Adonis without enough firemen
present to lead one to imagine there
was a fire department in the city. It
inust alsc be exhilerating to the mem
bers of the department, and esoec-I tism of two years standing. One bottle did
ially the Hook & Ladder boys, to - ; fc Wa nVi!. now
alize that they qon t nil tne bill in a recorameuds Paiu Ualm to ail nia tncnos.
-. , : . . V. HELBIG.
Fifty cent bottles for sale by T, Graham
The portrait is 14x17 inches, the frame is 24x28 in-
cnet. t incnes wme, maio ..u ...
cream and gold, highlr-ornamrnted. Besidesthis,
y cm-can make .
gjSOO aSVIonth SeJSing
:Tli9 ' World's Columbian Edition . ;
AND CHICAGO GUIDE.
Millions of copies will be sold. It contains all the
particulars of the fair as 'it will appear when com
pleted. S00 larjre pas; 40,000 worth of -illustrations
in water enl-wtf aiid wood.-' In addition to
these superb views .are many magnificent photo-
tfrnpnic scenes oi me i'im r (n nu vjuiu.
Tim material In this book is official. The
information is furnished by the Bureau of Pnb
i nill'inrar,tiuniiftlie WorW'n Fair.
. . ... . i . .1 nt
Kach suDscnoerwni reacive wis k'u-"'c, m
I will not be Undersold;
Everything in Stock First-class and Fresh;
I shall deal on the square in all cas a;
Call and examine my Steele and Prices,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED CUSTOMERS FOR 30 DAYS.
Iu 1847 he crossed the plains to
Oregon and was the captain of liia
company. He took a donation claim
near Aurora, Marion county where he
lived happily and contentedly for
many -years. Coming - to Benton
county in 1865L he settled on ' the'
south ranchl of Mary's : riverj and en
gaged, in. saw-niilling. . He was occu
pid in-this - business until about 1877
when ho came .. to CorvaUis to reside.
Ninecbidren were.bom to lijs house
hold, only two of whom survive him.
j. p; Huffinan and Mrs.' --'TannidlifTe,
both of this county.
Any eulogy of Mr. : Huffman is un
necessary as he was well known, to
possess all , the attributes of a good
citizen. -"" '
who never , touched a brake, or
spoiled a polish, luxuriously enjoys
the fruits of their : (the tremen s) de
votion: and complacently remarks
I "aw, yaasthe fireman's a fine fellow,
Hon ciia nowi in an piace.
Decidedly the, firemen are ."not in.
it? '' iifi'-: V -OHSEftVER. . '
I desire to sav that Cliamberlain's Pain Bus, Eye View tUe grid's Kair buiidin
Tt,lTi hna cnn'H nnn f.f ou I" citizens rheuma- I a. .b i. ,- AhA .i7A 9iv9n
r - - -- . i wnai uuiuui. uc tiiidftuw-u "
His WoiftisflB ofSallars to Yen,
iiiriiiHITIinil To act as our asrent for
WUWntit i our locality We will pay
iJl SSHll I UU vou liberally, we will pay
. . . . freicht efasnces OB orders.
We will allow vou more premiums than any other
Uruiifcist. .... , : .... ... .. ( I house in tha country., j-.uaer. sex, . youiiB or uiu,
- v - I . . . 1 T ...... mnmqbli niniliV fiaoilv
wirn ii. u 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . rAuciKiiu.. .... . u. nw .......... - - - i
and rapktlv working tor ua. The Guide i sweeping
The plant of the Novelty printing .rooms I everything before it 'Blir monej' for you. iTo:day
has been ' removed to- the Gazette, which rtieniirT., d send 75 cents for
oii-oc thiinffioiinHViit'ionBl facilities for dome I enmnletecanvassinsroutGt. . Address sole manulact-
job printing. Mr. .Flett, the former pro
prietor of the. Novelty, is now employed at
this office, nnd bis patrons will be pleased to
know that his services . are still available.
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. ''
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Ycjts the Staadard.
arers.
PACIFIC PUBLISHING CO.,
1336 Market St., San Francisco, Cal,
CASKEY.& OTTERSTEDT,
BlacksriiitMng, Horse-Sfebeipg,
, And . Wagon-Making, '
. KNIGilT's - OLD STAKD, '"
COflVALLIS, ' - : - ; : -' ' f "OREGON.
All work Jn 'the linle ' -dotoe tiromptly and
satisfaction (jqara-ntee. .., t ';-,. " ' '
.''...!. ,.t, 1 f;GETRlG. ; t- . f
Papa, if you.want your little boy ; ,
To have his heart just full of-Joy, ' ' . i
Give to him five cents of ten, ' ' ' '
Se he can buy- a .CENTRIOrPENV', r J ; :
For sale at,1jhe Gazette stationery store.
F. L.1 MILLER,
THE POPULAR
6L0TIER and FURNISHER,
? ". . . - .- Has riaced on Sale
The Best $ 10 AH-Wool Suits evw- Oirert d
in Corvallis. ' . . . V :
We, do -not s:-v e.have'roarked,hese gwcls down, norre?!- - :
ing them at iosl;;but we do sar tljt we have bee.i?e..al.lrJ . ;.: '
purchase, to give the public the best well n.ad. and '! Q ;
r-..j nll 01.il ce'e rliPtn whether vou lu "f
gar u ..ever oiieiea. , v. - . v. J v -
"uryoriiaiM??? ft" ' "
Shoes a Specialty. '- " ' : ' I . ", i r-
f,,;-( . ,, . v . ,, Clothier and Funiisher. Oppobiie C tj;a ine
.'.tu'l- v.-ivr' h-4 -.' toryV.Oorvallis3)regon. , 4
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