The Corvallis gazette., September 22, 1893, Image 4

THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1893.
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BRIEF LOCALS.
Vogle has a nice assortment of solid
ld rings.
Geo. F. Eglin is now a full fledged
stice of the peace.
vr;iiAi-tli merchant, makes a new
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inouncement this week.
Call at The Gezette office and in
ject their slock of stationery.
The Gazette contains all the home
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ews. wdv noi suoscnue iui "
Secure a new subscriber for The
GrAZETTE. It contains ail Wic ucna.
Keep a cool head by wearing straw
ats purchased from Miller at hard
line prices.
Go to Vogle, have yaur eyes testea
md get a pair of spex tor compu
atively nothing.
T? T nhoror is rnnRtrnctmsr a com-
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modious business office in his
Front planing mills.
CROP REPORT.
Harvesting and threshing is practi
cally at an end. All grain nu y
crops have been secured. An occas
ion d report is receiveu nw-""
damage caused by the rain which oc
curred during the week ending Sept.
l oth We learn that the damage con-
sUted in blowing down late spring
wheat or oats, aDd causing grain to
mould or heat which had been leu in
OREGON PACIFIC CERTIFICATE?.
The following telegraphic dispatch has
bad general circulation in tbe press through
out the state:
Corvallis, Or., Sept. 18. A formal re
quest was recently made by Samnel Dickson
and F. K. Pendleton, for tbe bondholders'
committee, on Receiver E. VV. Hadley, of
the Oregon Pacific, csking him to fake tbe
necessary steps to examine into and have
determined by the court, the status of the
the shock. Such damage occurrea m i various receivers certificates, issued by T,
o irlplv Kenjirated localities ana were Egenton Hogg, the former receiver, and the
not general. It is the universal opin- ieRal rights of the holders thereof. The re
inn that the rain OI vdc picviuuo quest mrtner autes tua; larire number ot
n.nrul a benefit, on the whole. Farm-1 these certificates were issued for illecal Dur
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ers hail witn pleasure mc wimu.. . i pages, ana ine noiaers tnereoi Claim to oe
the eround to receive - me piougu. entitled to share ahead of the bondholders in
PreDarations are being made to tot I tne prooeeds of the sale of the road. A be
lief is expressed that a large number of these
certificates will be declared by the court to
be illegal on the presentation of the facts,
and the request is made, that as receiver,
Mr. Hadley may take the proper steps to
umn. jseaa nil -aa
Stock's cash store
m TTT. J.i svn I riQV0
gtoci7WOT .u r nleasant to look upon.
w ,n furt. some have aireaa oegun
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t anthem counties ana coa, uia-
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tncts where fruit has ripened niucn,
Rlver plums cracked slightly and some were
u frnm the trees. The damage
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T f Mnlan calls vour attention to i was not so ere v protect tne property in nia charge from sucb
his fine stock of shoes in another col- market value, bmce tue rain, wiui m , claim8 Receiver Hadley presented
nw uuv aiw I .i i avIak jfmaT nl P2 1 ...... ....
apples nave ueguu iu "wfe,v - this communication to tne court, at the same
and Blumberg S are growing mum v.6. , r- time asKiug to De instructed in tne premises,
After reviewing the matter at considerable
length, the court made an order in substance
as follows
That the Hon. Joseph Simon be appointed
referee'in the matter to determine first,
the validity of the issue of all outstanding
certificates issued by ex-Receiver Hogg, the
validity of the purpose of the issue and the
uee to which the certificates were put, if
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fitted by rain ana u i iuuu&.. y...
mill nveraj?e well. Hop picking
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mother f the Dast week was favor
oKU onH nrop-ress has been maae.
The croo will be large and the quality
inL mere is a nuuv-wuw
sence of damaging insects. The
weather was too cool to assist nee in
multiplying, consequently the product
.;n imuanallv clean. Wheat is
nrietors make it a point to keep every- . m...f,A lowlv.
, -i I . . a WJU I necessary papers
rninir rinuii i am n triA iniiiiiii.i xiita ti aim
1 rUIUItLD 1U " 7 - ., . tl.o TTn;t-1 St.. .hall K
rn.:-e .r T1: T !,.. a rnnhnn- itt.ii . 1.,, V.ra tint pntirelv nnlRliea f
lniei ui iuiiw iaj.u. .o tYaiiavicjo...v..v.. , - . M.ii. t 4.i, n
: iu A f hni'lrlino' snh- l,.,of hnr. ther 18 COnsideraDie i " w
ctanl.iai cross-walks in neeoiui piacea wheat to tnresu in buiuc wwu.
on main street. I The heavy rains damaged standing
hn "DIirAr TTv-nnf. n1ci i nintr mill I orrain . also crram in the shock; out tue
in r ni... fnr oil VtiHi of mm. rains were niucn neeaeu wt oa
Ul X. UUHWl Hi I - .
ti ? u . i ..,.;rf. i : ..f.,riT.rr uni Hfarr new sruwui
ine. jrnces reasouauic aim wmawi.- i in wuiuiog a
. I . it .Uii on1 Tinat.nreii
tion guaranteed. root crop?, v cB , T
" i : . mf hQvn iiecmn
rr.i : i , , ;n ..rm-eca are lmuroviuji. w'"'' '"" a "
1 lie revival ociyiiito " m fivyn. i - - , , ..,,
.i.. -uo:.,n k,,w.h o,e coin tn i.n to now anew, ana '".r's
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full of interest Evangelist Powell is
become green and
account oi!ajcwiSu..ullu,. duct has increased in
It is estimated that the hop crop ot '.. Jaif. nnai:tv. Tn some sec-
Polk county will bring to the people of alfalfa wiU be
ot tnat communuy nuuui. - , t.ecome too Cool lor
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Ions and late tomatoes, wincn win not
who like a clean, easy shave. .Barber ripen without the assistance 01 mc
nrl hath rooms in Occidental build-1 snn
and warm weather. The potato
I . r . A.T..rnaA tvi hf rtene-
ing. crop is too iw nu"""
Parasols, sewing machines, carriages,
mino nnn anv small matiuuciv ic
- .TT'tll
paired at J. Wm. wins.
anteed.
Report has it that the steamer
"Three Sisters" will be on the move
nevk weelr tn shin the freight on the
upper river.
If you want a delightful bath, go to
the Occidental bath rooms. The pro-
Work guar-
same were sold : second, the effect of the
orders in connection therewith, made by
Judge M. L. Pipes, and tbe sufficiency of
the examinations of the former referee
(J. W. Whialley), and of his report thereon;
third, to ascertain the relative rank and
right to share in any fund created by sales
of the property or otherwise as between all
creditors.
The referee was empowered to subpoena
witnesses and compel the production of all
and to hold sessions in
the matters referred.
CHOLERA IS HERE!
New Cases Developed In
New York.
STEAMERS IN QUARANTINE.
Health-Officer Jenkins Keeping- a Close
"Watch on Every Ship Coming' In.
Our New Stock of Clothini is also here. and onr August sale did not bring us the
w' $5,000.00
We wanted, so we will continue for 30 days, offering the entire stock for any reasonable
price. A good portion 01 onr stock is rignt irom tne Bonny lsieoi. scotiana. inose
sturdy Scotches are very fashionable-in fact they are the swell snit for this year. We
A lot of blank books, letter files, etc., IhnvA tliPTn in llnTihlfi-'Rrpjistpil Knr'lr. in Rinalp-rVrpflstffl Snplr nnrl Cntfvwav. TIipta isi
which have been slightly damaged by water ' c
will be retailed at the gazette stationery no nee(j for Us to dwell npon the durability of this well-known fabric, as most every
store at the purchaser sown price. L , . xi a . i. ..... A - x
man, woman, anu cnua Knows 01 me sireiigxu ana uurauiniy 01 a ocoicu iweeu.
W We have them from $8.00 up. Call and examine them before buying elsewhere.
Miller's Clothing Store,
Corvallis, - - Oregon.
School Tablets for sale at this office.
Sure, efficieut, easy Hood's Tills.
Everything in the jewelry line at Vogle's.
Tablets, inks, pens and pencils at The
Gazette stationery store.
Screeu doors 90c each at F. J. Oberer's
River Frout plaining mill. ;V
Vogle has a tine line of spectacles. As
sorted frames fitted to suit.
The Daily News was issued at 5 o'clock
yesterday. What s the matter, neury i
Doors and Windows sold at cost by F. J.
Oberer at the River Front plaining mill.
Hood's Pills m.iv be had by mail for 25
cents of C. I. Hoodis Co., Lowell, Mass.
Fiesh candies and nnts and all kinds of
delicacies at E. B. Horning s grocery store.
J. R. Bryson of this city and Frederick
D. Carson were appointed notaries public
Wednesday by the governor.
U. B. Vogle, the jeweler, has just placed
a tine new sale in . nis store. Articles vi
yalne entrusted to lns;care will be perfectly
safe.
Mrs Burnett had her pockets picked
while on an electric car in Salem last week.
The light-fingered party secured about ten
dollars. .
Ladies should not forget that the cloaks
have arrived at Kline's and all who wish a
nice article should give the cloak depart
ment an early call. (4t)
Pears, plums, prunes, peaches and
grapes have been received at mis nmce
during the jwst week, for which onr friends
will please accept sincere inanKs.
ALBANY RACES.
doing a good work.
Boys, do not forget to go and look
at Kline's clothing. You can buy
suits at your own price. They are sell
ing them cheap this season.
Straw is cheap since threahing be
gan and Miller, the merchant, is offer
ing what he has in the form of hats at
first-co t onces. To price them is to
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buy.
"Taps" was sounded at the college
at 9:45 Wednesday evening for the
first time this season. Our lights did
no eo out for two or three hours later,
however.
Mr Carmichael, a well-to-do stock
man, was here in the interest of the
Prineville Irrigation company, trying
to place on the market . about $5,000
in bonds. -
The Oregon agricultural college ex
hibit at the state fair was turned over
the
benefits of the above conditions and
improving thereby. Farmers are fre
narpd to enter winter season. Hay is
abundant Some farmers are follow-
Aiirf nienarins to sow tho Ian
mg
wheat crop.
THE CHURCHES.
Next Sabbath morning the Prcsby
terian shurch of this city will celebrate
its 40th anniversary. Dr. 1 hoiupson
will preach a sermon suggested Dy tne aaaea,
occasion. It is hoped that every mem
ber of the church in town will be prcs
ent and a most cordial invitation ex
tended to all others. Sabbath school
at 10 a. in. It is also a rallying
dav for the Sabbath schools of the
. . ... .
Presbyterian church tnrougnour
The Linn County Agricultural Associa
tion will hold its second annual meeting at
Albany next wepk, beginning on Tuesday
and ending on Friday. The grounds and
track have been placed in the best condition
and every effort is being made to make the
meeting a success in every particular,
Nearly every stall on the grounds has at
ready been engaged by horsemen, and the
fastest horses on the coast are entered in
the races. As this will be the end of the
circuit all races will be on their merits.
Grand free band concerts will be given
daily. Harvest will be over and every one
who can, should attend and make the meet-
a erand success, as next year a fair will be
Students of the college and public scnools
should remember they can get anything in
the stationery line at THIS liAZETTE ota-
tionery Store., Pens, inks, tablets, etc
Max Friendlv has a boom of about
2,000,000 feet of logs in the river at Cor-
valls. Last night the boom tiroke, ana
some six hundred or more log floated
off down the river.
tidies, attention! W. Taylor, house clean
er, gardener and general jobber, carpet lay
ing ana cleaning, wuimswhouiuj; uu niuuun
cleaning a specialty. Leave orders at Moore
& Taylor's barber shop.
The college opened yesterday morning
with a fair attendance. At noon there were
seventy-five matriculants. It is said that
tbe new students are tanner aavanceu as a
rule than those of previous years.
The Messrs Waesouer. P. Avery, and
Robert Johnson appeared from their moun
tain seclusion late Tuesday eveuiug, and
report a damp but pleasant outing. They
captured deer and bear to their satisfaction,
so they say.
OUR LOSS PORTLAND'S GAIN.
Just as we go to press we learn that Mr?.
Allen Wilson died in this city at ail early
hour this morning. Mrs. Wilson has been
at the point of death for many months.
I have never been able to procure any
medicine that would relieve me of rheuma
tic pains like Charaberlaiu's Pain Balm. I
have also nsed it for lame back, with great
success,' It is the best liniment I have ever
nsed, and I take pleasure in recommending
it to my friends. MRS. H.MILY - l horne,
Toledo, Washington. For sale by T. Gra
ham, druggist. 31 .
INCORPORATED X851.
Massachusetts has the
Bes nsurance Law in
the United States.
Eveiy Policy Guaran
tees Ua-h aud Paid-up
Insurance a. -er two
are.
THE"
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
flp-Issues 1 he most Liberal Policy of any company.
Mr. and Mrs, John Henkle, of Phil-
u 1 ,.n.w.V. n.n.T!illia Wednes-
UUiai.ll, UMDOU buiuuicu ' I . , . . , y - ,
J... . t Prfl,.,l rohor-A thnvcrotol iwnow. ri.uu
u.,.a.v.. , I W T.1.. W,,,
make arrangements for moving their family """J "
permanently. Mrs. Henkle has been given 13 now completed and will soon be
charge of the Women's Chinese Mission of given over to the offic.als. Theie are
the U. B. Church and as soon as arrange- '"''X '' -
ments are completed Portland will be their Uyerage of 450 pnges each exact da-
I IHICULCO UI KUX3 Ullgllletl auu mo uiaii-
ner in which the work hits been done
2--. M Stir fnni'a fs itriila r-rf r ttirvcA
:i. - u 1. bptfnr Ju:- 1" """" niwa.
YTUU VJ IIV iwiu fc' iw vux. a m
the
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country. J nnior endeavor at p. m
Senior endeavor at 6:30 p. m. S
of song at 7:30, followed by a
sermon
rvice
short
Special round trip rates will be given over
all railroad lines.
Following is the urogram for the four
days' races:
' Fiasr Day Tuesday, Sept. 27.
2 Running, j mile, purse $150; 2 3:C0
trot, purse 150; 3 Free for all trot, puise
250.
Second Day Wednesday, Sept. 27.
4 Running mile and repeat, purse, f 150;
52:30 trot, purse $250; 63 year-old trot
home.
nr. i il... .1 ,. frnm nil r
ve reiireh men uciiuio - i. . f ; , ,
better I" a J """ f - "
things in store in the ntar future had Mr.
H. remained; but as matters stand Benton
county loses k family of good citizens and
Portland is the gainer. Success to you all.
of the new county.
ALBANY STEAM LAUNDRY.
"See that your Policy has
CASH AND PAID-UP VALUES
SyGuaranfeed Each Year.
AND TAKE NO OTHER I
Write me for particulars.
H. C. COLTONCsn. Agt., 242 Stark St.,
or m. s. woodcock, Portland, Or.
First National Bank, Corvallis.
Cash dividends paid
ach year. Take no
ther till you see his. u
Crnoo at the (JoilffregatlOnHM lor special couuwea, xjuv, muu, ueuwu.
to the world's fair commission of the cilurcu on Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 Marion, Yamhill and Polk, purse $200,
n. m. Stibiect at the morning "A rue
Worship." Sunday school at 10 a
m. Y. P. S. C. E. meets at b:MJ p.
m. A cordial invitation to all.
During the absence of Rev. Geo.
F. Plummet- in Albany next Sunday
Prof. Letcher will conduct the exor
cises of the Episcopal church. Every-
state and is now displayed at Chicago's
great show.
For the best value for your money
in pocket-knives, razors, 'scissors,
children's carriages, sewing machines,
nianos. organs, or anything in these
kind of coods. call on T. Wm. Will
J. Harrv Gav the famous ophthal
mic optician and optical specialist will body invited,
be at the Occidental Hotel next Mon- M George Doughty has found
day, Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. ftnnthe(. orchard Dest to annoy him,
Third Day Thuesday, Sept. 28.
7 Running mile, purse $100; 82:40
trot, purse $200: 9 2-vear old trot, for
Lane, Linn, Benton, Marion, Folk and Yam-
hill counties, purse $150.
Forth Day Friday, Sept, 29.
10 Running 1 mile, purse $150; 11 Trot,
free for all, purse $250; 12 Trot, 2-y ear-old
for Linn county, purse $100.
$100 REWARD, $100,
The reader of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages; and that is catarrh. Hall's
(Jatarrh Cure is the ouly positive cure known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh beiug a
constitutional disease, requires a constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereb'v destrovine the foundation of the
Leave orders for work by this laundry
with John Lenger at Wells, Fargo's express
othoe. (Jlotbes wnl he called tor on
days and delivered Fridays.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Tues-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned bas been duly ap
Dointed executor of the the last Will and
Testament of Eliza A. Starr, deceased, and
all persons having claims against said estate
are re iuirea to present tne same wnn me
QJS'T BOTHER WITH BAKING!
During Hot Weather, Get Your
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same
r.nnci vniinhAin within sit tnnntha from the
disease, and giving the patient strength by Late cf this notice, to the said executor at
building up tne cousmiiHou anu auiig hig re8,dence in Corvallis, lieu ton County,
nature in doing its work. Hie proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
S"Sold by Druggists, 75c.
State of Orefeon.
Dated this bth aay ot September, mifif.
S. L. SHEDD,
Executor of the Last Will and Testa
ment of Eliza A. Starr, Deceased.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE CALIFORNIA FAIR.
people that ever
of
Oreaon has received the highest award for -TOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TU
.comprehensive collective and commercial 7 K' fflTO
exhibit of native woods at the world s fair ; eqtion will attend at the office of the
also an award for spruce wood pulp of me- county clerk of Bentou county, Oregon, at
and collection of com-1 the courthouse in uorvains, Oregon, auu
publiclv examine tne assessment roun, auu
cianical manufacture, ;
Gay has done excellent worK in our F month he noticed that the ten- The largest crowd
cifcy- - dernewgrowthonhisyoungpruneand assembled on any occasion within the bor. .alw
It is not necessary for Nelson Bros. Dlum trees are losing the leaves and ders of California was the one which met . . . . awftrd for the best collective exhibit at urA. lots, or other property.
to keeD a DOet employed to write up shrivelins UD. This he layd to dry I to ratifv the arrangements then completed I - . . . fgh frozen salmon and thir-1 Said board will continue in session for one
thftir nraises as thev still continue to n,fhir hnh a critical inSDectlon re-1 for thn California midwinter mternanonai i . Jn u.r aheries exhibit. In weex, ana h no errors ore iohum, .n-
do a good and thriving business at the vealed a caterpillar lying on the limb J exposition, Golden Gate Fark, August 24, j the mining department she h is been given
Occidental shaving parlors and . bath ftom two and one-half to three inches 1 1 093. Director-General M. H. De Young's I the highest
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award for silicate of nickel
rooms.
Advices from the U. S. department
of sericulture weather bureau inform
us that the weekly crop report, which
bas been regularly issued, owing to the
advanced condition of the crops, will
be discontinued until spring.
. It is an eastern editor, who when a
subscriber fails to respond to the sec
ond bill, publishes an obituary of the
delinquent on the theory that he muss
be dead or he would pay up. That is
a very reasonable conclusion
lono-. of color identical with the
branch so that one might easily mis
take the worm for the limb itself.
The worm is doing much harm in Mr.
Douehtv's voung orchard. Hulsboro
Independent.
It has been the custom of a couple
of Soap creek "yahoos to come to
Poi-vallis. cat drunk and raise Ned
generally without being molested by
officers of the law. xnis is not as 11
Hhould be. If our police force is not
sufficient to protect the peace and
Wednesday evening
1UJIU1J. 1 . , .
at the home of quiet of our people it should be m-
Prof. and Mrs. H. T. French, the Con
gregational ladies held a coffee and
cake social, which was a pleasant, and
we are informed, profitable affair. Ten
cents was the bill of expense.
A gentleman who is- thoroughly
posted upon most all subjects, informs
us that the rains of the past few days
will result in a loss of from eight to
ten per cent of the unthreshed grain
in this locality, of which there is yet
a considerable outstanding.
The Gazette acknowledge the
compliments ot the Linn County Ag
ricultural association in the form of a
ticket of admission. The association
have arranged a splendid race program
which promises to be participated in
by some of the fastest horses in the
northwest.
Any person desiring to purchase a
tract of land suitable for farming pur
poses, fruit growing, or for the purpose
of making a beautiful home near city
limits, should call on Conover & Kit
son, of The Gazette, and learn par
ticulars. A rare bargain that must be
sold soon " -
A private letter from Prineville tells
how Tom Baldwin and Col. Nye in
vested $2,000 in a . gold mine and
others about $2,000, and how it 'was
learned afterwards they had - been
JntQ-tbeJ
account of
creased.
The product of Frieudly'a saw mills
of this city is attracting a great deal
of outside atteotion and letters of in
quiry 'are comming from different sec
tiona of the country asking for rates
on lumber. Mr. Friendly reports that
lumber from his mills has already sold
in the San Francisco markets as east
ern hard wood.
A select company' of the elite of
Salem were the guests of Supt. Mul
cahy of the O. P. on an excursion to
Newport yesterday, where they will be
entertained on the steamer "Willam
ette Valley" and return on the regular
tram Saturday morning.
The collesre authorities have con
tracted for the erection of a brick
storage room 20x30 feet and one story
hidi near the bov's dormitory, award
ing the contract to Chase fc Wilson.
This is a convenience very much
needed.
Hodes & Hall, at the Pioneer bak
ery and coffee saloon, have on hand at
all times a large supply of delicious ice
cream and other choice edibles, with
the best soda water in town to wash
it down. i
Mr. W. T. Branch, the expert who
is examining the bank books of Ham
ilton, Job Sc Co., is at work, and it
will probably require about two
months to complete his task.
" ' 1 ' -V,. ' rn
remarks en that occasion are fully descrip
tive of the energy and enterprise displayed
in this undertaking and we reprint a portion
thereof : "Seven weeks ago today the exec
utive committee appointed by you met for
organization. Three days after that time
the finance committee was organized. Now,
gentlemen, in seven weeks what has been
accomplished I Look back at the great
enterprises of the world, or at the histories
of expositions, and in two years they never
accomplished as much as we nave in seven
weeks. What have we done T Seven weeks
aeo, without a dollar, without a possible
assurance, without organization what has
been done up to today t We have organized
the exposition. We have made its rules.
We have made its classification. We have
surveyed every inch of these grounds. We
have made our maps. We have laid out onr
plana We have let the contracts for tbe
excavation and grading. We have started
our office in Chicago and are assigning
exhibitors today."
At the boot and shoe store of
Weber & Son can be found a com
plete assortment of boots, shoes and
rubber goods, which they will sell
cheaper than ' anybody. Messrs.
Weber & Son are practical workmen
and consequently intelligent buyen,
hence theypurchase nothing but good
stock, all of which they warrant.
Any article purchased at their store
that rips will be repaired free of
charge. Call and examine their stock.
magnesia.
PUBLIC SALE.
Mr. William Crees will hold a public
sale of household and farming effects at his
residence one and oue -half miles north
west of Corvallis, Septemlier dU, uj
the articles to be sold is a thorough brea
Foiled Angus bull, 2 years old, a yeaning
colt, fine blood, and cattle, horses, bees and
along list of necessary family nteusils too
numerous to mention.
ATTACHED FOR $196.
Yesterday afternoon the fruit and candy
store of G. W. ,Bigham on a claim of
f 196 in favor of Lie bes Bros., San Fran
cisco, by their attorney, was attached.
Owing to the fact (hat Mr. Bingham shipped
all his cash on hand a day or two since,
the attachment serves as a temporary em
barrassment that will be righted soon.
"It is a pleasure to sell Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy;" says Stickney & Dentler,
druggists. Republic, Ohio. "Because a custo
mer after once using it, is almost certain to
call for it when again in need of sucb a me
dicine. We sell more of it than any other
cough medicine we handle, and it always
gives satisfaction." For coughs, colds and
crongh, it is without an equal. For sale by
T. Graham, druggist. .
The railroad commission has set the hear
ing of the O. P. company's complaint of
discrimination against them as - shippers by
the S. P. company in their new tariff of
July 15, 1893, for October 2d. The result is
of considerable importance to the business
men and farmers of the valley, which will
be awaited with interest. - ' ; - -
ments will remain as entered upon the roll
and no corrections or alterations will be
made by the county court thereafter.
A. B. ALEXANDER,
Assessor for Benton Co., Oregon.
Dated September 4th, 1893.
Benton County
AKTOCXC-0.
Complete Set of Abstracts of Benton
County.
Coavejancing & Perfecting Titles a Spesialij.
Money to Loan on Improved City
and Country Property.
. I UkWSl I CO., - Proprietors.
MAINST..CORVALLIS.
Men's FINE Men's
SHOES.
Our Men's Fine Shoes for
FALL and WINTER
Hve Arrived.
Kangaroo, Cordovan
German Ensset Calf,
Camel Skin and
Oil Grain in Blnchers,
Lace and Congress,
Single Sole,
DonWe Sole, - ' ,
, And Cork Sole.
UTEST STYLES.
POPULAR IRICJ5S.
PIONEER
THE
BAKERY!
Cheaper than you can possibly
mahe them at home. Call and
see their splendid
Variety of Goodies! Loyely Ice Bream!
Delicious Coffee!
on draught at all hours, day or night.
yOU PEOPLE WITH MOUTHS FOR PIE
I
HODES cfi? HAT mT i.
Portland. Oregon. A. P. Armstroho, FbimcipaI"
Open all the year. Students may enter at any time. Catalogue free.
X A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS.
CHANGED HANDS!
Having purchased the Stock of Groceries,
(prockery and Glassware of
IEQIj3Sr3EOL33 & BELL
I am prepared to meet and deal with the people of
this vicinity upon the following platform'
I will not be Undersold;
Everything in Stock First-class and Fresh;
I shall deal on the square In all cases;
Call, and examine my Stock ana Prices.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED CUSTOMERS FOR 30 DAYS.
E. 33. HORNING.
PORTLAND'S
Opens September 27 Closes October 28
vLlBERATrS CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND
miVrM . W1W. FURNISH TH MUSIC
a WORLD OF MECHANICS IN MINIATURE.
S3T THE 8WS"VStUrIs iI BCUPSIC THOSE OF ANY PREVIOUS VEAE.
MADAME CIRARD CYER'S PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN
MAOAME T" ,u , .... n, 1,, th. mlnr o tb. rainbow vil
TARGE AQUARIUMS
Varieties found in Oregon Waters, hsrs been constructed st Great Exp.
THE ART GALLERY -
.elected from tbe World's Fair. Among- won cjuouir. w
Constructed
Containing Fish pf ?U
painting, ,CT8TER ri tMtoTtiStto the'worid's Jalr t Oilcago '
oArt "lili IX TRANSPORTATION LINES. For further toforinsti!
ion, address
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