B & ft) tilt.
CORVAIXIS, OREGON', Oct.
IhyS
BLANKETS.
We have just put on sale a larsje Kit .
"ew, choice blankets, manufacture! h
i .:e Albany V..olen Mil's. TI.e qualil
md prices arc goiwjj to close '!:: m ou
quickly.
J lb Gray PdankeU, $3.00 per jj Jr.
" Cray Blankets, -.25 and S-..75.
r-l! Scarlet Blankets, $5.00 per pr.ir.
"a rious weights and qualities of oran e
luioea and vicuna blankets at equal!
close price?.
Special value; in White Blankets:
i-lb fo.00, and 5 lb S4.00 per pair
It is not too early to buy a good thru;,
cheap.
S. L YOUNG & SON,
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Mrs. J. IT. Crawford was
or last week.
Prices are in the Jreach
Lely recital.
Mr. George T. Pratt fi
spent Sunday in Corvaliis.
Get tickets at Oerhard's
or you are iikely to get leit.
Miss Dora Porter, f Shtf
SaU'tn vsmI-
.l- il
. ov. nsville
.-.-irit.- totia v
-.vasin tr.e
city laut week visiting frien d.
Fresh s.veci ci-l?r for sale at th
factory, So.--.th end Second Street
W. C. Wilson has been shippii
siderable poultry to the Portlaud 1
:ide:
Ufct'
Constructor Peterson 1
wark on thi ar n ry btritd
Bvigor.
Ir The ColleKe printing ofl
hm tiie second storv of
pusiuny
ig ' itb ,
ice now oc:i
the Ga:!ETT)
bcdlding,
Mr. Schmidt ai d his s. u Willie and
Capt. A. W. Rc.se ar. late arrivals front
Skagnway.
Mia Bessie Smith and sister retorr.c-1
to Corvaliis last Sunday. T ey will at
tend the O. A. C.
The Sorosis club are ha. m their r.:
denee newly papcr
srv niuen
needed improvement.
Al. Kcnif and R. A. Chap:;
examined for peu.-.iou- before t
were
bi.a:'d
in this city om !asl Wednesday.
Fred Bardon, former ' -?tdent of this
CMintr, now of Lafayette, called Wed
nesday and renewed acquaintance.
Misses Louise and Martha Fischer, and
con uns, Misses RajalF. of Chicago, le
tumcd home f:c-m Salem fast week.
Corvaliis yoaag we 1 arj s:. p-dite that
thev even lift their hats a .d b-'vto th
young lady dummy standing i S. L
Kline's doorway.
Mr. Log-w Hayes went to Salem . n
Monday of last week to relieve the oper
ator at that place, and will probab'y rc
xnaiii for some time.
Rliss Cclia Xelims goes Sitnrday to
Poroand, where-3hCw1ll mr.et her father
and 50 with him to Wal a W.dln, wash.,
for a three weeks visit.
Our fellow-townsman, S. A. HcsapniH.
is verv sick at Deliver Co'., at bis sou
Mack's home, whither he and tr.
' Hemphill ,veut on a visit a'wat a month
since.
The Gazktts Publishing Csmpany
willisana the College Barometer daring
the coming year. The Septembei num
ber will be ready about UeeiSthof tl is
monlli.
The public school building is ko
crowded that th; ninth grades occupies
its room th; first half of ertCh day, and .
gives it up to the primary
jrade each
aftern-.-n. The additional expense in curing 1000 ; easting Ins vote for Oregon' - ertti'd old
Wm. L. Chalmers, the genUemanly j baskets daily would be but 'light. The j man, G-1 H Williams, for United States
fire adjuster, kas been an town several I company will enlarge their capacity for senaiirr.
days work i::g on ths Mechanical Hall , the next crop, when they will turn out a jh,. sujcct .-.t th? Congregational
loss. The Gazettk acknowledges a j c.-.r load of dried fruit each day. church next Sundav morning will be
pleasant call from Mr. Ch-dmar. I x.ierav afternoon It. W. Strong, pru- "Grace." In the evening "The Christ
Last Saturday evening lie M, F ! prietor of the saw mill, and John iioff- j'ian's Coinage." Endeavor meeting at
church gave a verv nice reception to the man, contractor fr th erection of Ihc , 6: ,5.
Colh-Ke students. A short program was Mas-nic-Tcm;-le en Stcoud street, had a J S ibject at Methodist Episcopal church
I6dered, after which little booklets were J controyeny about a bill of lumber furn- Lord's Day momina "Thev all went
firtributed in which -.vere registered Ike ' ished by tbe former to the latter. One : in. What will you do?" A sermon ior
names, after which refresiimeuts were j word brought wo another, until the lie fathers and mothers. Evening, an un
served, was passed between the contestants, j portant dis?os&ion ou ' Settled charac-
Nolan & Callahan's tailoring establish- 'whereupon Hoffman struck Strong with ters."
Stent now occupies No. 307 Madison St. a chisesau-dng a sligh; wound jus: over .... phin Job and ions have gone
adoorwav connecting "tt. their large ; Stron,'- riVt eye. Chief Wells was;)oBatte Moutana while her h -b.nd
gmU fnrxishing goods store.- - Second
street, and is presided over by Mr. Wrpgc j
who knows jus- exactly how to lit ard i
make a geut.r'HTi suit alter tne newest
aud best styles ol the art.
Mrs. J. F. Fulton entertained a few
friends on Wednesday afternoon of last
week in honor of Mis Mobley, of Boise,
Idaho. A delightful afternoon was spent
at progressive whist, after which, daiuty
refreshments were aervid. Those
present were, Mr. J. F. Fulton, Mis. J
H. Harris. Mr, it- 1". I-vin. Mrs. P. Av
ery, Mrs. J. 1 Vales Mrs. B. W. Johnson
Misses Louiv Fischer. Grace Gatcb,
Olive Hamilton. He en Hoigatc, Bertha
Davis. Ciara Fisher. Dorothea Nash,
Leon Lewis, He'en Crawford, Martha
Fischer, Clare G itch. Martha Rajalie, of
Chicago, aud Mi's Mobley.
Miss Gertie Gantbom spent part of
last week in . ..rtlan ! ostensib'y attend
the exposition, bat judging bv the
amount of furaiture, curpits. eic , that
have been arriving -tiuce her return, one
fa led to believe ' hht the acco3ip'ishd
vounsr ladv inteuds -.i:,.i to become the
mistress of an elegai
Rumor haj it that il
one of our m jst pr .s
ers. Later. il ;s n
young lady will be
home of her ow ..
..ill bs share 1 wit h
irtiu yoang fariu
.v stated tb it the
married next Sua
dav. Mr. Fred Bushasaan is to lie thJ
happy groom T -:t-Gakk.tt's joins with
their tuauy friends ia congratulation .
Rprcntlv the Toledo I.ead-.-r shed
its
free silver clothes and donned the free
silver republican garments. This week
it comes to us clothed in straight cut
republican habiliments, wit T- W. L.
Davis as editor. The Gazf.tyk rejoice
hh the rewsblicans of Lincoln in no
having the leadisg paper Tth- i- county
as their oran.
With three republican
newspata r. tne county ougni hcivjuc,
tn roll iin b.n majorities for the G. O. P.
Xt mav be a little hard on the readers of;
the Leader to Uveoa common newspaper
fliet after having had their appetites
OUBWred v ith nsfimg a:td saiatatory
f Shedd. was in th e
It is the chance o
I i Tetiuie to hear
Path's
reatest tenor.
I I. Swan, of Albany, was id th
cently on legal business.
Missel Mary .11! Netli Gellatl
city
..- iu iim capital city last wee!
ft
Pof. F. 1.. Kent and p.. f). Burgess
r h i.ve returned from the Mate Fair.
Mrs. Frank J.illev and little dauhter
uava Dt en visiting with relati ves
111 Sa!en
Santh & Horning hive ;
-California quails mounted
beauties.
tine
Tin
iiiss Moblcy, of BoisC, Idaho, who hao
1 . .
ire..- cne nest 01 lier asat. Mrs .1'
AT"
erj tor t He iat week, has gone In
- If.
Liverpool, Corvallis, and H.-utvn mills
flour to supply te hnrfr. Don? miss
the place W. & C. Wilson. 719 Seeor
t orvallis. Or.
Or- readers
mvitea in carefiMy
ted
scan our adrirtising cohtons eacH w.t-k.
Ths
aid'
are tul! of food news
ire money saveri liesidea
I'Vi'lVlrtlH-
let g of Layers. Pure
Aiicsrca.- for sale, hy K. R.
last Sunday.
clieaper tliaa tny can be liojg'it i:et j tanner, wK.xiarei ufcfliwn Car h- -ppr;ng.
Add;-: ;:; me at Corvaliis. r. gan to se a own ersf-st Someway they
Prof. Withycomfe, head of the Agri- j were spare-: frosn the hS I ,.f tlv- . ight,
cultural department -.r t'ue O. A. C, a,fi i!lc arning csstw and the half
witb his family is nicely domiciled in I K-r'wn ehiek seeinv ta4 1 Ik v wktc siii of
th? Foster resideuce near the college. her kiad .Mid rhai t..-v : htiTaved
The go-id weather lias bc u Htilized
by the fruit men in saving the !.:r- e
crop cf prunes. A Urge purlion of the
crp was injiured by the i.-.iu:; last week.
'' nniri i . ,- . :
Rumor of another i..trir shop, this
:u:t in thi Hempi.i',1 building. As th
barber bssiucsj is Already over done her
it 111. 1. :.-ti i uiiu, ii . iasit.au, .a ru- :
o.. Butiior, lasieau 01 11;
j
Se "- for L'ys recital 111 another I
cu'nm , where it would lie the part bf I
wisdoui to get two tickets ana take yur ! them again; and at uight tie-- ad hud.
best girl to hear the best musical treat Idled togst 1 rand sweetly went i sleep.
ever given in our city.
Ho-lo & Htdl hav; a wild pigeon, 1
native Oregou grouse a nt5 four mountcis
ciuail in their fkow window, tilted u;
espc i.lb fcr their comfort, where they
are as happy -s a clam at high tide.
. R. J). Pattersen, represetiti.-., the
Continental Ins. Co.. and W. II. Ray
mond, representing tlA Ni.n Tr.r. Co.,
wen- ;n the citv the f.rt Dan oJ the week
I'.-jmU:;
.ft...- Hit- loss sustai : i hv lh-
college :n the recent lire.
Joe Bryant on nill ground raised
hemp Ibis season 11 f-ei aud 3 inches
h eh. jaa otaibusch on bottom latd
grew if 10 e-t in bight. The taller,! re
ported from Lincoln county grown ou
ti le land is 13 feet b inches. It would
seem from t:i snowing made thus far
that iientou is ahead 011 '.he heu p
question.
I). J. R.e- 's Pevrtws dryer ..as not
properly erected and failed to come np
to 1 e cxpectati's. . Last week the
inventor, Mr. Canuingkant, came 1; -in
Salem aud tool-; it icvu and rebuilt it.
It has this week been doin line- work
greatly to the delight of Mr. Rose. The
delay caused by the rcbuiidiag will csr.SC
him ,-c niiderable los-,.
Cro.-.by Mitlh :ws ccaytcted of larceny
by U.iilee ia Lb cab: county last July, and
seu-ucra to onr ear in tne pe.-iiientiarv
becn
pardoned by G;r.error Lord.
Mathews was agent for Wells-Fargo Ex
press Company, .nd fail -d l account
f.ir ail the Eiuev thai came into his
hands. A stroii ; t-irci.-n-tance in his
favor, was thai oi;
might kavc embez-
.-led the uioiiey.
Thi Blldryertt.GraBgti has, been turu
inj; out d-xiojiounds of the very finest fruit
that has ever been cared in this county.
This drr er will also fai to care I he lure
crop on the 1'runota orchard. Not mote
than 50 per cent can be save -I. Tbe ';
power nse-l iu this dryer is sufficient to j
take care of looo bushels of ,gre( n fruit
evcry twenty-!.. ..r hours, but it operates
only two tunnels whiie it could run six.
near by and too H iTimau m custody,
taking bits before Policrr .in ice Gmffoz,
where he pleaded guilty to assault with
a oangeroas weapon ami wasnutcl p
Among the secret or -'.trs of onr city If you desir-..- to trade with a busy man,
noted for charitable work is Crvalli'.call on T. D. Camplwll at The Exchange,
Teat N 11 K. O. T. M. Several months He will show you lis new and elegant
since Ttfrs. C. I1". Gilletle.jrho wa; a niem- j stock of furuit ire, Hardware, tinware.
b?r of llrs order, suddenly died of heart J etc. Campbell is a live man, doing a
'disease.' The grief stricken family were'l rnshing business .aKd wants to electrify
j at or.ee coniforte. h-,-the lovng svmp..-- you with his low prices.
thy. f the nicr.il ers, and were entirely j Report J experts ou county office
I relieved f nil cwre uJ It sponsthiltty "b,, ,:s .show that Sheriff Rickartl had
regarding tb funeral oVsetjllies. The ovt-r paid the county 6.99 and Clerk
Knights of Mac ihees tvk clu.rge of, and Waters had over raid i2.io; all the othei
j paid all expenses of Mrs. Gillette's b.irial office account ssquare. The GazeT':'!" pre
Iforahof which Mr. Gillette and faun;-, dieted this when the expert was ap-
feel very grateful and believe lh.-.t thi is 1 pointed and feels a just pride iu Ihr
one of ili-r 1 est ofttke ninu; fraternal -ders
tbat !,.ive otrga-.izations i. our city
Joh
men
Sliotihli, tine of the sturdy ye
i'oil .etl's Vrtile etlled aftwdajs
aco a n
1 W-A u . V1..1 with 1 he Cazi-'Ti'
air. SnOM, nl
ranch, in a
tad wife live on a fine hill
-,?, -red r.illaw an! are
blessed with pure
n."uutaia air. water,
excellent
tit and gra- "I scenery. The
j people in his locality are happy and pros
pefrms. . Other families are sett ing
around them who are celighted with the
(climate aud sun our. flings. Mr. Mille-, 1
late arrival from Ohio, hss sent sped
"mens of f: it raised by Mr. Sbonldt U.
some neighbors of bis in the Buckeye
state, which hss given tbeta tbe Oregon
i fever, resulting in several families prs
I paring to come out to this neighoorHooti.
Mr. & raised, aud baa baled a fine lot :of
clean oal hay. for which he yill receive
ood prices aud has sold this season $265
, worth of cattle, which is a sample oT
j what his cisbborsare doing. Mr. ClarX
a former r.esijfwt A Polk eennty live', on
. tUa (, .;. ross place, and is greaiiy
fj.t-r.. n:us - -
j Harris, a weighs or of Mr. 5 s, has so.rt
$900 worth -S wont and cattle this sea-
sm
All lUfise jaad others in .the same
locality
Ann believers in the gold
standard
COU-ct;'. .
n' republican rule and its
rmmfeiieiit BTCrSDcnlv.
THE MOTHERLY CHICK.
j Editor Pacific Farmer. Down where
the breezes from Mary's Peak have been
softened into ephvrs and made over into
j dreams, there wit. a lonely lien with aa
only chick. Tiie bed clucked as hard as
I if she had a dozen little .ne: ; spread out
her wings when she walked: scratched
the garden for worms, vtiis cross, and at
t 'eked strangeis uatil she was declared a
nuisance and -finally etsnsjned to the
farmer's laljc The farmer dined and
grcwjovial while the chicken mourned
her mother' fate. Oft she wonld Jook
wistfully bacO-' over her wings for th?
fricn i that had fti't Uv. oft the trowel
' mie hawk di ". ( her -u.-i iesi about as .
i! U seek her losCAne; oft she would have
a bit 01 morse i, ivid chirp for tile mother
WlK
ae-ver came. i-o. Jifc a htreaved
cnilci, she v.uinlcr4 -itwt; sat- l.-:lo - ?e!
-4iit Mrkh.wl.- -1,,.! . .. . ... ,! ,'.,,..w,i
j But sh-.:. !earig sue valu ofantoth-
er. ami rluB-ri, .,,?-. :tii :ii--- sbn
. ieuined a ..! tn-d - w iMhun all
new K vffi- in-ue. 1-; oe
f ...
erctuit - Jcarn aui m :.
ot
1 )ne ijsk id di- .11; B 1 ude
rep:
bred black -'" tor-'si' fcii ei a mother, leaving owiinaise wen d M-onr o inio'i o.-tak-ThcunpatHi
thirteem ft-lpless litti- ia unit - for the'rgw tir--ly too radical ground. N'
; UKR uersatt, unde.rto& tilt- -tu'ss-t o
j foster usotlier iu earia-g ' -or h.--;i. The
,t.5ti.'tt,. i,i;'-v ;jt- ieii.--fjn ;iti re.'a
ibok'. a ds learned m 51 an.4 wmien
but they understand -'iiu of Use ,uali
t;ts
s oi iii moth?r nail what kjai-Miiedoe is.
1 Mlut e preciou oiwi beautiful Ubua thisr
So at earlv smiri-.; Jibe call. .1 V em 1 itli.
I .l..t. . . , t . e ,
Mfiei nrni 1000.
and drink; at noon, she led thntu into the
ohade where the.- were ; rotecttd front
the parching su i; ia the -jvenia- she fed
The next day it wa. tee saaie wii'a theiu,
aud s on through these weeks; the j
molneries 01 tae two Jauijiies inane hecn.
living by caring oik tor the t.thetw thus
exhibiting wore affectioti in 'hat BeHton
county pottitry -Mil tnauis tounrt m
mauv a costly pal arc. !. U. Homer, in
- k 1
Nortnwp-T p.rshc Farmer.
The above poem iv vroe row tli
versatile pen of Pn Tlorvev. oocupyiny
"
the O. .V, It
preaches the gocpel of love,, devotion
aud sacrifice, and larger usefulness and
greater happiness, asth:
snltant. How
many of the hvunau amity auhi be im
proved h f...lo.v,n j the -example of the
lone, motherless chick, W lock tip the
first duty that c uue ta her, ant in w
doin ; toiaivl piej.s'.iVtn iht-rrin. T! e lat:k
of lintn ta chari v and self-sacrificin;
devot oh iu man linfl is a;, .aliitg.
Real Ksi-te and
Il
Matters.
The following is i summary ! '
business transacted in the county I
; center's oih. - during the past week :
Bight deeds were filed, coosiderat
1 5 235 5. . "
Four reai estate mortgages SI
t
1 -niimii !cnred, $i2'i. ,
Tw- salUl ..
itai estate.
araonut paid, j2om.
Tw chattel mortgages filed, 23,60 50.
O le e 'ati.
(rtsja-
beo, ;. 1 1
Frea'.i iiana 1 a
S :
w. &
C.
' Wilsi : ;; Sr: id i"- C r- a .s r.
The Co'-vsHis & Easttrn Railroad l m
pay have extended tine o' Yaqniua
and N---.vpoi i excursion tickets: Going,
until Oct 25; returning, until Oct. 31.
William frees and fatnib have moved
from their farm nto the Z, Job n ?idence
latelv purchased by him, and will be a
perma-ien' iesi e it of th'e'city hereafter.
Farmers can b- snppl'e i wit'i cheat
seed :or lali sowing. Wi! -n has it but
wauN to van it for Sbejkles. W 4.
f. Wilson 719 Ssca.t 1 St. Corvaliis Or.
Represer.tstive Nichols honored him -
self, hit. constituents and his state in
; na$ . fr some lime and will make
'thit pi see their home. J Job i!l te
very nv.toh missc-l ia society circles in
this citv.
result.
The First Presbyterian church cougre-
; gation reels cted J. B. Horner soperin
jteudeut of the S. S, J. H. Simpson
Itrastee, Prof. S. I. Pratt ami V. G.
Heckan eiders fo three years. The
I deacons are 1 W. Prichard, C. D.
i . ir .... .!
; inompsoa. j . n i.ujuw mjta
Porter.
u ths appoiuttneat oi B. F. Irvine
regent of the O. A. C. as successor to
g. R Lake Gov, Lord exhibited good
jndggent. Mr. Irvine is thoroughly
1 in sympathy with the purpose for which
the institution was cieatcd, and is well
! equipped both by education aud experi-
I ence for Jthe ..uties required of him.
Br. Irvine, accept congratulations.
j mtelestis- services at the Preshy
.crian c-IUi: eh next Sabbath. In the
, mniag a,e newly elected, Elders, Prof,
jg L pr.,lt and W. O. Hcckert, 'will
ordained and installed. Iu th even.
. T) Tbomoson. will preach a short
iscrKlon on lhe theme "The Makiu
of
. Ci,aracter.
If students wid bring note
; book
and pencil, they cau get some
. WsSwical facts worthv of
, record. Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Y.
LF. S C H,. ot 0:30 p. ru. a very ainu
welcome to all.
Children Cry for
PASSING OF SEPTEMBER.
i Sir GoWenrod stands by and grieves
Where Queen September goeth by,
' viewless teel disturb the leaves,
Her
I . And with her south the thrushes fly,
I Or loiter 'mid the rustling sheaves,
And search and fail and wonder why,
The burgher sat -tails 'Stiffly bow
fJcside the march. The asters east
I Their purple corouets, and below
The brown ferns shiver in the blast,
: And all the fretted pool iglow
Repeats the cold, clear, yellow sky.
The dear, loved summer days an? past,
And tranquil ..es the queen t-- die.
S Weir Mitchell
J lie .8:
JSrext Moudav
rycie Ordinance,
night an ordinance otg-
hifciting he asing f bicycles OB any of
macKjrsHren, mii w reaa tiie third
tlirti. aad rtt en 1L-. tasaaBtxefa TU-
per des not want the .nty council to
thtik th-tt it : irvirtsr to dictate what
dis iwsitioH sh.-.-i-l ic mid. A the or.li-
.. . . I f . 1 " 1 . c -' 1 I
iwiim; -.i'-F.v- iKHncn l', tniLJL lerijs eai.cu
a ion tsiig-esr. that the passing of thi:-.
lev i or buitr-tss
men lice long dis'HBGS
.mtj protessitMnu
IVcmm t'.ieir -. hop:,-.
stores ..u.) Bthces, iv ot whom rid
waeetJ 10 aim irom ie.r rea-aienct.-, I vo
or tbree thi: dsi - y Th is ci of
.'ii-
eiv-ire- ta x piiyet-s, ami d ) vxrvt .-.ml wdl
in u.e iiiure zettioiudv unhuld and olev-
: ail-seasonable legislatiea up 11 nu
r-i.- irn lu,u-i.i sc-ouiiii uii r tism
lro rty W our citizens, and ongkt not to
ba made Ito suffaj becaiiw- irresponsible
pessim.v Mmetiuivs evade or enentv .v..-
late tie laws f the city.
VisoronsSv enforce the rmMnirwirr- uow
i j-t.,.c m L;it: iu w niftBagawgi an
. .
persos guilty of their vioiativn, but do
not .deprive others frota the proper use
the, oiks i the si-levvaiks.
lollowin" ia the list of letters resaairi-!
inj in the Corvaliis aestefHce. unclaimed
(.).:-iber 1st. iSyiS:
u- a
W. It.. ,'ni jibel 1 .
I 'ohn W. ColtMBf,
Oliver Suath.
W. J. SLcarrjev.
G. W". Tarlo:
V.'. Vf. Iokxson, V. AI.
Foster ariH.iH,
chyrle Street.
.
c.. at. 1 xwiii.
O, Thmpstu.
' I
t Cil ta bear Onmnl tIt ib. '
.111 to iir.,.r unrwara t..e
Oo
great tenor.
Her.
E&nlerhiy and family, of Suto j
out, are vMHtna; with it . ati v..-.?. hi
Linnf
county 1 sabs week.
if yon are fond of yams tay Merced
Sweet I tatocn. W. cv: C. Wilson, 719
Second si. Corvaliis, Or.
A. J. Irvia spis.l l : a brami new boy of
the regulation weight. .JoWi. doing
Wsll.Jack ardly able to sit up.
The services at the i.thristtMt church
nextSu'fi.iv wi-i ':ie endied by E. 'SI.
Pattersou of Rugeue. All are welcorxa.
iaeklen's Ai nicn Salve.
T23 lil.o'L' SALVE in the world "fo
Cut.-. BrmseS, Snrr. UIww; Salt. Rheunu
Fpv.ii- Sorrs. TUr. ChnptH Hands, Chii-biai-is.
Corns, and all Skin Ereptions, jid
f Ooitively cures Piles. m vay renked.
It b guaranteed to give vt-.et satiniW.iou j
r iiion.-v reiuutlaa. t no
refits per box
Rr tale : v tiiah.tui A',
lis. slrwgi4
Zierolf. the grocer, wants all Vis cus-1
tomers to call anu examine h.s wacraxted ;
pure American Focd Products. j
UoWilt's "Witch Hazel Salvt has the'
larect .-(. of any salve m th.2 v.oi-.d. Tin-
taei. and iu merit lias let ilisUoi est people ,
t.-. attempt to counteract it
ij ek oat lor j
the inan who attempta tc dtr.ivc .
yourt.il for DV itt's Witeh ll.-i
thegr.-at idle cum. Graham & V
town
i. -. 1
I rralve,
Kstray Notici .
f ame to my place one-half mile north
west of Wells known as tin- Norton farm
011 the 28th day of May last one xorrcl
marJ three or lour years, old not broken,
white strip 111 f ee, left fore leg audfeoth
hind! eg white. Owner can obtain this ;
aniv.'.al by proving property aud paying
all expenses including this notice.
J. H. KXIGllTON-.
Laxative Br -::.i-Ouir.ir.e T.-.Mets move
the bowels gcistiv, relieves th.' feverish
con IiUv.-i r.nd headache, making it the
best and quickest remedy for Coughs,
Colds and Lagrippe. Cures in owe day.
'No cure, no pay." Price 25 cents.
Buy your
Ca lahau ...
-clioul suits at Nolan
A utw
I'lodes'.
thing iom.11-
Must rd
One Mi eii Gn(fli f iro sbrprwes ptoph'
hy 11 oniek eunw, and child ren may t.ie il
in t?rge -iaant tis v iihoW tho I - s-1 .'anger.
It liua won for itself tho bast i - ula - n l
a,. . orei.t'tion used tu-iv.y fo" culds, ei-Miip,
, tiei.iinjr in th tl
i Gral-f.n-. & Ve'h
at or h..tinatfi cough .
For Saturday, Sonlheru Oregou Grapes
at W. & C. Wilson's.
A. Hodi-s has just received lvii fall
stock of stone vare.
Truth wears well. People -.ave ;.iue.
that De Witt's Little Early Risers ai-e reli
abi'-' IHtle pills f ir regub. ling the t-ewels
carina eon .tnnilio.. ao ici-c ncauacuc. in
don't gi ii-. GraTeim & Wells.
Clams, Crabs and Chinook Salmon, as
W. it C. Wilson's.
Kodaks aud supplies st Graham &
Wei is.
Wtien yu call for DeWitt'i Witch Hass-.-l
Salv. the great fila cure, don't aeeepl r.ny
thi.i? ulse. Do.i't,bc tiilke.l into aeeei tinj?
a mbstitute fr piles, for Bres, for bur. -.
Mirahant Jk Walk
r S
Oysters in shell or cau at W.
it C
Wiia's.
VV.-.nteJ. wood oa GAZETTE subscrip
tion. - -
Zierolf displays a fine lot f relishes.
A stubborn eo'ieh r tickling; in the thrw-t
yields to On.- Minnie Cough'CtiT... llarfu
i 's-- in "effect, taueh-.s tbs rijffet .i, reliaWa
n.id just what is wanted. It acts at unec.
GrahsiK & W.-lls.
French candies at llodes ife Hall's.
Try Chow-Chow at Hodes'.
w
7 ANTED SEVERAL TRUST-
worthv nersons iu tlnr stale I-
'"manage our business in lli-ir town and
jJtMrte r
: a j..,ar an,i expenses definite, bona ..':
I no more, no less salarv. Monthly
i $75. References. Enclose self addressee
:anipei envejio, niw -
, Prert., Uept m.v.mr-ago,
Pitcher's Castoria,
Attention, Shippers.
The 0. & H. K. R. now have three :
, steatsers ruuniuir in connection with the
' road, between San Francisco and Ya
, quin a. -The Grace Dollar sails from San
I Francisco Sept. 17th. the Navarro da the
I i3tb, and the Wcottoa the 2olh. Land at
Pier 13, Vallejo-strevt wharf.
No Cure No Pay.
' That is the way all druggists sell
CROVK'S TASTELESS CHILL TON"-;
; IC for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is
I simply iron and quinine in a tasteless
s form. Children love it. Adults prefer
it to bitter, nauseating Tonics.
For Sale.
Three go! milch cows. Inquire of
(John Viueyard at his residence, one mile '
i Osth of Mount View sehaol house.
Siok HcadachHsabsoSitte'y nnd per-
nao'.-atly cured by u;iug Haki Tea. A
plt-asa1 herb drink, (.'urcs constipatioE
and i-i(riv;t-stion. sialce? ytfn eat. sleep,
work .uid iia.ipy. Satisfaction gvtaran -
teed t money liack. 15 els. .-ud 50 cts.
Graham &T "VeHs.
To the Putrtic
Parties w'ehi -gto purchase stock in
the Mastodon Mini.--,' & Mining cht-
jativ kr havm.
otirer Inrsin-'ss with
the comoany are referred to J-ndge John 1
Sornctt. atdiis ofoct- iu Corvaliis, Oregon
A. Htxie-J exhibitrfa line line of yelish
io4 coadim its aeatly put Bp by
Ai-;r:casi urveyors.
brortt-. .-kws di-.-es, and asneeiatly
there- is eae" rehable , -iniy. DeWitt's
Wrte-h TXxMsi f-.,lv.-. When yon call fo?
1 W;tt:dn--ti:ej.iiiiitertW:t or frauds
Ytiuwiit nor.rdis..J..M,i!,ted wi.i. Dt-WiUV
A uch ity.l .-s-Itp. f.han, it AU.
Pickles, p. vinegar, pure boiled
.i.W Minmtilsni :.ml '.Pttv otnl
and 'iseat dressing, arad chut ;-ch."w in '
: bulk.
Hodes'.
Red-hot Hsrseratlisb. Chili Iance,
Celentaalt aur Svrcat Piekles, all in
bottles for vale bv Zierolf.
Plawii On
Dull headache,, pains at various pasfij
of tho body, smkhj.:, at the pit of the c:4;:
stomach, loss of appetiUtV foverishnes. j
! pimples or- sore - stn- -i' i .-wi -a evidence i
of impure blood. iw.vr,ti:r l.w it lit- .
carat so tr mast he purine m order tot
obtain good heal ih Acker's Btod Elixir :
s,..,,,vt .....
Syphilitic poisons or am ether bh-3 dis
eases, it iscbvluivly u w.nderfui remedy ,
- " ' A,?r '"'""' ' pwtiuvc :
aell cviirv bottle on positive
irua-raxlt e. (..ra 11-011 ivei-l .
- v. i
Tfith each fic!:oi Suit XoImu t . Calla- I
haa trill give a inilit-rry harp or money
purse.
Bay American Chow t'how, Otivc-Oil,
and Tomato t'atsuo of Zierolf.
Gerr-Man. sweet
3ale a. A. II.desv.
d sour, pickles for I
Moi-. thai, ixvcntv 1. .iiii..', fre-j laniiih?. ef
DeWiit'ii With Hazd Salve bv Wu dU
tributc.l in tlir: iiianutai-: ui'iirs. What b.-tter
proof f.th-ir 1
lidt-n
its im-rtt, .I.-, you
haat?
the hro'-i sjnc
ilia, il AV.ells.
zierolf Uas just unpacked a crate of ;
American -crockery. It is beautiful ware, i
nnd iu8t to vtMlr XVatts aud parse. 1
Corvaliis Flour, Benton Mills Fleur
. sud Liverpool Floar at V. & ( Wilson's.
ltHrgaivs i utuu'.t Sue shoes at Nolan !
&. v. allaban' -
You is-vite di a(. point toamt when you. e- i
priniBUt. 1.-V hp Little Kaily K:,ers arc j
l.iint,i im,n. h liltl ollls. Thi
".V I
cure eoBstipatfoa and iek headaciit. just n
sum; as y.
11 like them, Graham A Wells. .
Ray the Ivantwearout Boys'
j ;3.;iks at No!an-& Cal aiuiu's.
ZieroiPs Ataencan
loug-ftit want.
croekei -
They Are
The
Kiv
the We
nolisii and Oersnaa Expert Specialists.
Fhvsici: 11
d.
INCORPORATED UNDER TIIE UWS OF CALIFORNIA FOR 8250,000.
E ST A 11I.IS H ED IWENTY-SIX YEARS.
A n rt of the Staff of the English and German Expert Specialists and Dr. Meyers j
& Co. will make thgir regular moatkly visit to
Cor.vallis, Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
Tltey will be at th Occidental Hotel.
Tiie staff of tlu English rcl i.ieraau Expert Specialists is composed ot lave
regulars? graduated dfactors, each a pkysiciau who has had many years experience j
i-i 'cmins; a'! niamier.of chronic diseases.
Duriu,; the pa A unarterofa century the success of this most worthv and i
;..fnhir ik'-'tttntioii has been phenomenal. Diseases which have baffled the kill of i
other puysiciaiis aad stubaraly refused to yield to ordinary medicine-, methods
and annhanees. are crock h snbdnea ami
pert Sp l i.disls Thev have lhe largest and best equipped OeUcal institution la j
Auierica. The E-ie ish and. German Expert Speciali-.ts are U'it only ebmpttent and i
re'.iable.'but are responsi We, being b eked by aruple cspi'.sl and ably managed.
HOME CURES While it is preferable in many instances to see a patient, !
tbe English and German Expert Specialists have cared thousands of persons r,boui
thev hav'e .urvrr see:;. It" ou .-annot' see the doctors, write th e liome office for
question list and frt-t advice hi rvgard t. your ailment.
Call oa the Doctor when they come. All ailmg people should see the ;
Eaglisb and German Expert Specialists.
uli m a reai
not.
The English and German Expert Specialists
A Staff cf the Most Eminent Physicians in ths World.
..JCfrtixi Ofiir-cx 781 Market St.. Saai I-'fjjVic i;:o.
r . V . . - , . -
Household Gods.
TU.-3 aneiest Greeks believed that the Pen-
ales wore the gods who attended to the wtl-
- i tare and prosperity of the family. They
; 'x,'r liousebold god irr every home. The
! hou'-"ll Kd to day is Lr. King's New
Discovery. Fir eonsuniDtion.couehs, cold
and for all tdfections cft'rat, ehsst isi'
lungs it i invaluable. It 1ms been tried for
11 onarter ef a century an! ia s;uarautecd to
cure, or money returned. No household
ricHild be without tin- good anel. It is
nlratslxnt to tnko find i cnt'ir and siira rt&noAv ;
j fl,. o!(, iUlJ y(Wn?. Frc., tHa, botttos at j
j Graham & Wells' drug store. Begular
j ji;;e 5oG. mid $1.00.
-
Southern Oregou Peaches, cheap aud I
good, at W. & C. Wilson's.
i j
Wanted
A customer to borrow .soo t-ti lone
'; time,
Secured on reai estate.
A purchaser for .1 nice cottage and lots
fin Jobs Addition. Call at Gazette
: office.
1
For Sala or irida.
Oae corner lot in Kinel Park Addition j
to Ml. Tabor.
F. M. J osi n son. Agent.
For Sale.
Ufa acrei timber land on Big Elk road,
near Marys Peak . 15 acres open land.
: For t?ruis see
F. M.Johnson, Agent.
160 acTs on Eig Klk. 10 acres- under;
; cultivalic-tt. fjood frame barr, good one
Istory -liox house, nice toub; orchard,!
; fine stock raage ptw.v of oU range j
j jrilllber ....oag, OS. gronnd to build two !
' m,r; aa nsstic the whole hense, i
Firleriiis see
JoHjrsosf. Agent.
Three iots on which is a ge-d frame!
! bnildsag suituble for a store, living!
room;- above, at Summit station on the:
G. & l i R. R. 2& miles west of Corra'lis.
Also tost acres of go -jd la a.'. mile from
; Summit station. Considerable y mber
suitable Je railroad wocl. Cheap for 1
F. JJ. SosstsON. Atreu
Eleven aasts. situated? th re. -fourths of
.. . . . ... ,, ,1
K"le rti of the CeMege, on the roa
leading to S1 Kings firm, 2.; rods from .'
aity limits. On this tract are 500 seven
oJ,i 5,car trees, bog. eight vear .old :
! prune irtes, aud
, - ,
. i-ey- appie irees. :
Fi:-:e place fsw small j
F'5er god fesce.
hoiaat--.
Good garden ground. TheSC
from tls- orchard from nw on I c"
w-rsl -k.eep a smaU family. For terms, see j :
T. M. ,IWCJS(i-s agt. j C
Tf
B 1
FELGER MILL
Property, near Phitarnath,
Is fepTOy oiip-osl ior aie. It con-;
sisttv -u ti good grisi oiil building,
tv-st;:ry dweliingt reo si;wi '
(soiaewhsi- damaged ytwj 4r3aeie;i
of land. It is ill :-l tine, health V I
nw-hborliood, the line of the I
Ctavnilis it Eastern Railroad, otmj .
nude -vest ot Philomath. 1 f
ITS A BARGAIN, y
Owner does not reside her-, and I
must he sold.
TERMS: -$2250,
cash down.
.1. .-i rv .-t,r-.ii 1. J
vsn oowu, BSHuns ;
I tit 1( annual imyineiits at 8 per
scuooi Ceat. interest.
This property is tree of enc-um-fdls
a brance.
P. M. JHNSON, Agent
Comin
3. furveons, all Craduate- from the best Medical Colleges in
uiasterea Oy tne nneitsn and i,errjan j-.
A tneinily .talk, which cts atssolnteiy
ieaL .11 vvntt.-ei iiv..u.; i.i is iiicJi v-.i
.. - ."Y -
ornto-
The Label that stands for
Cr y- - Clothing.
Suits made to order
Bans lr
STUDENTS' SUPPLIES.
1
Conai-stiii; s ' cTerytking wsntefi, except books.
von will lind the greatest ltw ot
C
c
-
liott.se urtiishn Uoettr
BlankeLS, Comforts, Sheets,
Towels, Soaps, Etc. Also
UnltoriHs Cloths mk,
FLRMSHHSti (iOODS, fSHOKS.
And, in faet. everything to be found in a (iist-class dry goods
!ore, to b'e had i:i !li(? citv. Call and see us. i'rieea the lowest.
40 to 50 PER
Great Bargain Sale in
Men's LeathersBoots.
K AST-IRON CLOTHING for Men. Boys and Child
ren, at bed rock prices.
We will offer tlic best bargains this fall we have ever
sriven.
JNCW YUKK
The Fall Season Is Here.
So is Hodes, the Grocer.
There Are Many Hungry People.-
Hodes is ready to feed them.
Mv business is to sell
; : FRESH GROCERIES.
CANNED FRUITS, MEATS.
And PROVISIONS,
.V' nrices lo suit lhe limes.
Can you not use me, and save ttjoaey ?
A. HODES,
- 8154 Second Street. Corvaliis, Oregoa.'
HELLO, IHhRh!
Don't You Want a w gtoue?
If yi! do, Carapbeil hss the very kind yr.fi want,
lie also has n line loi of
NEW FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
Of various designs, i'our danirhtei' would like Jin
To cheet" up lle liftate iluririg lhe wintry days. Uampb.?!!
iv-is some daisies, and a ill slop lotijs, eun'tj;li
to show mi one.
CAMPBELL wants your trade, and will save yt.u $.f iiifl
limies.
EXCHANGE,
M AT TR ESS
1 ituiiiiil'aci in-f- Mntiresses
sterittg ol every nccription.
Parlor Suitti, Sofa?,, Bed Louuses, Mattresses,
And all kinds of Furuit un- upholstered and repaired.
Having had 20 veir-' pei ionoe in uj;h s ering and
mattress tnannfaeture I eiMUgi ft he able do a.neat
and perfect work as can he timle an vw lure.
Jjave orders at Wi!-i,r
our Fall styles of clotiiins to you, it is with the fulieat: confi
dence that we can gratify every taste with ease from this
truly metropolitan stock of ours, whether Prince Albert or
sack or cutaway, whether in worsteds or cheviots, plain and
fancy; tweeds, twills, whipcords, homespuns, or in comoination
effects single or douhie breasted from sizes 32 to 46. It's
here.
l L tllm R
in our store
4
CENT SAVED 1
KAtKtl !MUifc-
I
IC. ('crncr
Second 4i2i'i Mo
FACTOR i
t
kinds
do Uphol
Vi-'. 71? Second bk
aflitorta'; a-
ie-rist