6
Governor Geer's wife departed this life
Thursday afternoon.
Sweet Bells in Tune.
A very pretty wedding occurred at the
Sam Warfield, of Alse, called and had , home of Mrs. Th omas Cau thorn, Sauth
CORVAIXIS, OREGON, Oct. 14, 1S9S
BLANKETS.
"We have just put on sale a large lot of
-new, choice blaukets, manufactured b
t';e Albany Woolen Mil's. The quality
and prices are going to closo them out
quickly.
,5 lb Gray Blankets, f.j.oo per pair.
-61b Gray Blankets, 3-25 and $3-75-7-lb
Scarlet Blankets, 5.00 per pair.
Various weights and qualities of orange. !
maroon and vicuna blankets at equally
close prices.
Special values in White Blankets :
61b $5.00, and 5 lb 84.00 per pair.
It b not too early to buy a good thing
cheap.
s. t mm & son,
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL HAPPENING:
Buy your school suits at Nolan &
Callahan's.
Mrs. Nelins returned Mon lay from a
trip to the metropolis.
A cement walk is being put down i.-.
front of the Masonic Temple.
More building has been &me this sea
son than in the Ere years preceding it.
The frame of the M. E- parsonage is
op and the building will be enclosed li i
week.
Walter Taylor now distributes with
great regularity unadulterated lacteal
fluid to our citizens.
Peter Zicro'.f took in l!2 Exposition
and purchased goods in Portland the
first part of the week.
N. M. Dagan, representing tfaeOrego
nian, called aud chatted with the
Gazette. Wednesday afternoon.
There will be no preaching at the Cak
Ridge Presbyterian church next Sib
bath, a Dr. ThOKipson is absent at tie
Synod.
Mr. AJauison & Son's new feed ..table
one kundred feet square Nnii Wot
Corner Second and Jackson, is near:: g
completio::.
J. Fred Yates, a.-.;i:;ta-.t chi.-f clerk f
the seaate, came up from Salem Satm
day evening and attended church last (
Sunday with hia better ha'f.
Rev. W. J. Featon will preach both J
morning and evening next San day in
the M. E. Church South. All are cor-j
dially invited and will le made wtlcoi: e.
Geo. Y. Smith and wife left Wednes
day for Rene, Indiana, to visit with his !
friend- and relatives fur a month, and
likely he may go on to Montgomery j
county, where he was kern before return- 1
ing.
R. C. Kiger is repairing the old Syl
vester home North West Corner Seventh ;
and Monroe, a very K-uch needed im j
provement, and when completed will i
materially add to the appearance of that J
portion of the city.
Mr. Rogers, Blake, McFall & Com- j
pany's gentlemanly representative, tar-
ried over Sunday in town. While here j
he took orders to supply our business j
people with ;-aper, and a'so stocked up:
the different newspaper offices. .
Ben Woldt his had the roof of his
DHildiags decorated with fire proaf
paint. Ben had a double object in view,
to help out the painter with a- job, and
at the same time benefit the insurance
companies who carry hia risk by reduc
ing the hazard
Rep. Ellis, raf the First District, and
wife visited with Prof, and Mr? J B. Hor
ner on last Sunday, leaving on Hon-
a chat with the Gazette Thursday.
There will be uo services at the Con
: grogativnal church aext Sunday except
jS. S.
i The entertainment of Young America
j Engine Company will fce postponed for
' t-.vo weeks.
. Miss Rena E. Smith, of Parkplace,
j Claskatnas County, is visiting friends
I in this; citv.
1
j J. Wr.ig? went to Portland yesterday
I to take in the big exposition, and will
j retura Monday next.
new sign adorns the entrance of
N Jan .St Callahan's t-.iloriug estibiish
r.ie it O'i Malison street.
The Gazette and Oregon Poultry
Journal both one year for $1.65 at Ger
hard's. Regular price, 2.00.
M-. Stark, of Portland, is doing our
town in Ihs inteiet of the Nesv York
Mutual Life Insurance Coimaav.
Work has begun 0:1 the ne-v M. E
Church South parsonage, which, occupies
a portion of the ground formerly used by
thj old college.
Nolan & Callahan have employed
ano'Iur tailor, T.Cr. G. A. P-.-ter -i of
California. This firm now has two tad
ors steadily employed.
F. &. G. Griinsliav have purchased
the city furry ana leased tMc: Kin gravel
be 1. They arc now ready to furnish al
parties with gravel 0:1 short notice.
West Corner Third and A. Streets, in this
city at 3130 p. m. Sunday last, at which
time Miss Gertrude Cauthor;:, second
daughter of the lite Thomas Can thorn,
and J. Fred Buchanan were united in
marriage, Rev. W. J. Fenton of the M.
E church south officiating. T'.ie com
niodio.-.s front and back parlors, together
with tue dining room, opening into each
other through folding doors, were all
tastefully .--ecorate l, the farmer in ferns '
.mi?', dastnrtintas, the latter in white. Te j
the strains of Wagner's bridal march ex
q-iisitely rendered Uy Miss Mamie Cau
Ulr", sister 01 the hricle, tne young
couple took ih?ir position under the
wedding bell of while clematis, with
tongue of pink !,t France r.-es, while
the vo'tmu aid impressive words were
spoken that iii.iJe them one The bri?e
Mews and Comment.
It has been announced that two new
daily papers are seen to b? started in
Portland to compete with the Oregonian
and Telegram.
Uncle Ichabod Henkle who has just
celebrated his eighty seventh birthday
was in town recently, pretty hale for a
man of his age.
Col. Roosevelt has bten nominated by
the republicans for Governor of New
York, and he will be elected without
doubt. He will make a capable chief
executive for the Empire stale.
The La Grande best sugar works have
started up and are now turning out the
saccharine products. The plant cost
500,000 and will prov a great t-oon tt,
that region shoul ' the leels raised pr.--.ve
to be as ric. in sugar as tficy are said to
be.
The Ti Iamook Headlight came outlast
Attention, Shippers.
The C. & E. R. R. now Jiave three
steamers running in connection with the
road, between San Francisco and Ya
quina. The Grace Dollar sails from San
Francisco Sept. 17th, the Navarro on the
18th, and the Weottonthe 20th. Land at
Pier 13, Vallejo street wharf.
For Sale.
Three good milch cows. Inquire of
John Vineyard at his resideuee, oac mile
south of Mount View school house.
was becomingly gowned in marine blue I week nnder Ifc (editorial m.inagsnient of
pap) in lrim-j:4ed in simp aid silk, and
the long -.vediliug yell was held in place
with a small spray of white carnations
in her chiffon. S'.ie carried .-. beaulifn!
boquet of Kride's r.isi-s. Tlr. bride .was
born and reared 1:1 this city, was educa
ted in the pub ic schools and O A- 1.
- f this place ami is a general favorite in
Corv.lli. f.nd Benton county. The
groom is a sou of Commissioner John . A.
Buchanan, owns a large farm well
stocked, on whi-ii lias this season ben
erecte I a conn'."ieus and comfortable
dwelling, a I of which are p-d l for, a-d
he is one of Benton eountv's most honor-
It is exp:cted that ministers from
j Synod of Oregon how in session at
' Aib my, will fill the pulpit in t'-'e Piesby
tiriau church iu this city next Sabbath.
F. L. Miller, J. M. Nolan, S. L. Kline,
the Cash Store, J. H. Harris, and
the R icket store have their show win
; (luvvs elaborately decf rated in excellent
'style.
Darryl, o:-ie of Mr. and Mis. Gilles-
pie's four i-nonths old twirs. died of
cholera infantum last Friday morning'
The GAZETTE a i l their many friends
extend s,- mpathy.
tliC j able and trustworthy young fanner-. The
couple were the recii-nls of numerous
expensive and BSefal presents. A dainty
iuuch was served, after which the young
and happy pair drove away to their home
ten mile:- distant, amid showers of rice
a.d good wishes of liieir friends. Only
t'ne immediate families of the bride aud
groom were present.
The GAZETTE joins with their many
friends in wishing the youii;.. pair a hap
py atd prosperous life. May their fond
e.t hopes find fu I fruition in loving
devotion to each oilier during all the
'years to come, is tliG desire of all their
1 lie Presbitery of tne V. ulamette met j :.lulnerous acquaintances,
last Tuesday in Independence, and ad- j
journed Wednesday evening. The
ei-iced in All any
Tha O. A. C.'s Football Hecord.
The football seas;-11 is agaiu here, and
the O. A. C. boys have co:uniG:'cei ac
tive work. All of the former suits were
burned when the Mechanical Hall went
up in fl line-, causing some little delay,
Syn d of Oregon conn
Thursday afternoon.
Last S".."day morn'ug Prof. ;'. I. Pratt j
wa.i ordained Deacon, and he aud W. O. j
Heckart, whs had been ordained k Dea- !
con before settling here, were duly in- j but the boys task immediate steps toward
stalled Dcrcon-j of the First-Presbyterian I getting new outfit- and are ffow ready
church of this city. 1 for work. For the last four or five even-
Last Tuesday the name, of Ilr. Will- iaBS toys hare turned ont areM, and
i am Forte r of Shedd, aud Mr. Pue, of I show that t'- y wean business. Some
Salem, were added to the roll of the O. ! good material is noticed among 1 he new
A. C Both of these young men will fig
ure prominently in the football games of
the coming season.
The O. A. C, football team attire 1 in
new suits made its liist appearauce on
the campus last Tuesday evening. With
the interest i:anifGsted at present
college will undoubtedly retain its stand
ard on the gridiron.
Father Cauthoro retarded .- oud-y last
from a month's absence, during which
time he visited with relatives and friends
in Mexico, Mo., no mile-, west of St.
Louis. His Ihrte brc there and one of
his so.is '. their d-- -vnd nts all live in
the vicinity of Mexico, inhering 1 2 1
soul". He gieaily c l joyei -is s ouri;,
and u gladly welcomed '-loins avain by
bis ma :v friends.
Fred C. Baker, formcrlv of Troutdale
where be published a small paper. It i
new .y and republican in politics. It
I promises to appsar in anew dress soei;, 1
and lillamook county ought to give it! a
: ibtfral patronage.
The Ga.ettk suggests that it niij-bt
niKT be in trder to sifid Brother Driver
to hades, for the senate jcinials of the
iSejsessio- where he lias said they are
to be-found, and urged the propriety of
sending all the opponents of ex-Seualnr
Mitchell there f-r them, sayixg they
roulel nsver get back. Sowsinee 1 e haj
voted for senator S mon, he has made
hims-lf eligible to t'-ie mi-.sion to the
Plutonic regions, for the purpose above
mentMMMs, and if the samse fate shoi-dd
overtake him as he was certain wou'U to
the ones ho suggested sending, the Ore
gon State senator would fee relieved of
ait ot tne carbonic acid yas tliat lias co
polluted She atmosphere hi lh(? upper
house for lo these many days.
State Supt. Ii win has issued an address
to the scheols in regard to the La Fayette
niemorial fund, aud asks the co-operation
of tea d'ers, pupils and citizens in
raising funds for the object. It is de
signed to erect a monument in Paris to
be paid for by the youth of America and
unveil itjulyj4th, igoo'durixij the world's
exposition that day l-eing set apart a
Lafayette rtay. Supt. Irwiu rcccomuicnds
j October 19th as Lafaytte day for ti e
schools of Oregon. O.-ir rtiizens will
gladly aid the school children in thus
honoring the y ung Frenchman who so
materially aided our fos-efathers during
the Revolution in securing freedom.
The monument is to cest 550,000 and
j will be an embleia of the high regard in
Wuch Laf.-yefte is now held by all
Americans. '
Dyspepsia can bk ctjkeu bt usiko
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tab
lot will give immediate relief or money l-e-funded.
Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25
cent.-. Graham & Wells Druggist.
To the Public. ,
Parties wiskizs to purchase stock in
the Mastodon Mining & Milling com
pany or having any other busiuiss with
the company are referred to Judge John
Burnett. at,his office iu Corvallis, Oregon.
if
The Greatesi Discovery Yet.
W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, III.,
"Chief," say?: "We won't keep house
without Dr. King's New Discovery for een
sumption, coughs and olds. Experiment
ed wit'.-, many others, but never got the true
remedy until we used Dr. King's New Dis
covery. No other remedy can take its
place in our home, as ia it we have a cer
tain and sure cure for coughs, adds, whoop
ing cough, etc." It is idle to experiment
"with sther remedies, even if thay are urged
on you a just as good as Dr. King's New
Discovery. They are not as gosd, because
this remedy has a record of cures and be
side is guaranteed. It never fails to satisfy.
Trial bottles free at Graham & Wells' drug'
store.
rJm"jinnjiru u -ixixurnirrLru itutjtj uuur
wur rail Annouocement.
Our new Fall Stock is now complete in, nil depart
ments. Men's and Boys' Sui s,
Hats, Cap?, Boots, Shoes,
And Cents' Furnishlns Coeds.
I
n are fond of yams try Merged
Sweet Potatoes. V. fc C. Wilson, 719
iecoiid st. Corvallfo, Or.
5 Fr.s'i Bauaiiati tr :
' Wils ii 71 Second St.
.i.e bv W. &.
dr allis Or,
C.
."-uokien'o Arnica Salve.
T..4 JKT SALVE in tlw world lor
Out-. lh-ui.-.-. Sr.-s Uls-'rs, Salt Klicum,
FhvtS,,-... 'IVlti-i-. t'hn-r...-.I Haad, ChU
bin'-'.-, t"rH-, mi, I all Skin Kruptinns, and
fO'itifly rums Pih.s, nr n pay rnptired.
It U gaeranleerl logite p ru-i-t sntifacvion
or um9 ret'unded. t'nci! 25-t-etft jwr box.
For .-.tie by Graham & WcU. druggists.
Zierolf, the grocer, want all his cus
tomers toca 1 and examine his warranted
pure American Food I'rodnttSv
Wanted.
A customer to borrow $500
time. Secured on real estate.
long
A pnrchaser for a nice cottage and lots
in Jobs Addition. Call at Gazette
office.
Wanted, wood on GAZETTE subscription.
For broken- surfac;-, sorejr insi-ct bites,
burns, .-k i : 1 diseases, and especially pilds,
there i.- ene- relinble r-med.y, DeWitt'
Witcli Hazel Sahre. AVhen you call for
D Wilt's don't nceen counterfeit? or traudj.
You will ni t bedistip;ni:nted with De Witt's
Witeli H i - 1 Sdvi-. Graham & Wells.
For Sale or Trade.
One corner lot in Kinzel Park Addition
to ML Tabor.
F. M. Johnson, Agent.
For Sale.
i6o acres timber land on Bi- Elk road
near Marys Peak. 15 acres open land.
For terms see
T, M, Johnson, Agent.
King of L.vsiiRS. Pure bred black
Minorcas for sa e, by B. R. Thompson
cheaper thaa they can be bought next
spring. Addr. ss me at Corvallis, Or.
Red-hot Horseradish, Chili Sauce,
Celery Salt and wet Piekles, all in
bottles far '. ale by Zien-lf.
r6o acres on i'dg EU 10 acres under
cultivation. Good frame barn, good one
story box house, r.ice yonn,-- orchard,
fine stsnk range, p'enty of o;t range
Timber enough on groi rid to build two
more rooms and rustic the whole hi-use.
For terms see
F. Johj;sn, Agent.
Three lots on which is a good frame
building suitable for a store, living
rooms above, at Summit station on the
C. & E. R. R. 26 miles west of Corva'Hs.
Also 100 acres of good laud i mile from
Su.-.iiuit station. Considerable timber
suitable for railroad wood. Cheap for
cash.
F. M. Johnson. Agent.
BAEGAI1NS.
That is something every buyer is looking for, and
ire h ave them in MEN'S SUITS- These goods are m ode
from Albany Woolen Mills goods, strictly all-wool, and,
made to wear- They are tailored- in late style, and arc
sure to give satisfaction-
Most people say $12.50 and $15 for the same suit. 5
We say $8.80 and $9.90.
F L MILLER, I
S Suits made to order. The Clothier. 5
STUDENTS' SUPPLIES.
Consisting ofeyery thing wanted, except books.
you will find th greatest line of
Iii our store
i Miss Nellie K., daughter of J. W. C a
ton, of Kittys Valley, has been carried
I away from our v.iidst. She is a highly
! esteemed young lady of our lieighboi-
hood. C. O. Sturges, of Wasco county,
was the captivator. They were married
at the ho::ie of the bride's parents Sun
diy Oct. otfc, Rev. E. E. McVickr offici
ating. They will make their home in
Wasco c Kiiity. Their many friends
wish them a happy journey through life.
ck;i at-.ii. t? : -1 i .
dav's train for their home in Eastern ,.J . . v v
' i wh n r ;,, ora s i,aV no"iivg, "How persons
Wash., D. C. in
of Comress which
time for the Session
convenes Dec. 4th.
The college authorities have erected a
should talk; how they should walk; how
they should hear, aud how they should !
see."(,Isaiah 33.15.) 1 1 the evening the
nastor wi'l di'-rnss tr.im the standnoiMt !
temporary water l-wer and tank and a of rasoj modern dauce This wil, J
temporary sheol to house the boiler .-nd the first of two rcrmons on tlie sub.
cngme, auu aIC , c l--""M- , ;ect. AH Dersons who dance or do not
dance are ki 'dly invited to be present
1 auu iisien 10 a lair uiscussiou oil ine
I subject.
fire. .
M. John.-o 1 and ji.a Irwi 1 trolled far
for the use f the dormitories and Col
lege, dispensing with the expense of
haulm? water as has been done siuce the
students. Hedges with proper training
will make a -;od line man. The team is
to be captained bv Grant '.'Igin, the star '
guard of last seaso.i. Elgin played in
every game engaged in by the O. A. C.
last year and proved that he was worthy ;
te of the place in the team thst he now
holds. Arch l-Cruse, tne quarter hack,
ma le a record last sea-on 11 n is hard .to
! beat, bavins made but one fumble iu
1
! five games. This is aa unusual record
I and Krus? is d.'serving of mnr" credit for '
! his good work of i; s season. Scroggin,
Buxton, JIcBride and Burnett will be
noticed among the players of this ye.-.r, j
and each is a star i 1 his p'ace. Buxton
plays end and has prove:-) many times that
this is his invariable rule m-er to let a
man pass mm. imen 13 a u ays getting
through the linej 1st where the opposing
team think they are strongest, and Scrog
gin and McBride are noted for quick, de
cisive work. The 0. A. C. team played
five ga ves last season and in every in
stance came out victorious.
O. A. C. played A'Vany a gam-; at the
beginning of the se.-.sou e:-.diug in a score
of 34 to o.
Then came the Chemawa Indians aud
the O. A. C, the O. A. C. agaiurr 'liing
up a score of 32 l- the Indians o.
The next game was played with the
University of Oregon boy It was at this
game that the familiar college yell of
"Hayseed, strawseed, pumpkin, squash;
can't w; skin em? yes, by r'osh!" origin
ated. The "dudes" turned out to a maii to
meet the O. A. C. team at the depot and
gavu the .ibove yell as our boys alighted
from the traiu. At the close the score
stood 24 to 8 iu O. A. C.'a favor with
eighteen minutes yet to play. The last
half was cat short unavoidably by dark
ness. The game with iliMinuyiile college
EXPKEL,
Use Aefct-i
for cough', eolds 11
to givw immediate
25 cents and f0 ee
Druggist.
Xi:K It TH BlEST Tk acii u-n
Englisl, Remedy in any case j ear o!l1 Pear 1,ecs' 600 eiSht vear
I'lv
House Furnisliini: Goeds,
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets,
Towels, Soaps, Etc. Also
Uniforms, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS, SHOES.
And, in laet, everything to be found in a first-class dry goods
store, to be had in t ho city. Call and see us. Prices the lowest.
!' 1 -1
. . Sho ild it fail
moni-y refunded.
Graham & Wells
Regents
Last Tuesday the R
ing in this city, eight
Vet.
gents held a meet-
of the tl.irtetn
Ith each School Suit Nolan c Calla-
hail will give a military harp or money
I purse.
members being present.
An able building cG:- ;mittee, consisting
of Apperson, Killin, Keady, and Yates,
were at once elected, barged with the
duty of erecting the new Mechanical
j Hall, being -atfWi.ca by the bosrd to
build it of s'.onc if puf r.:'-'.e.
This committee met at once and de
cided to begin the work immediately,
and have advertised for preliminary
1 plans and drawing'.. The work will be
prosecuted with vigor, and the slate's
interests carefully guarded.
The Board of Regents p-issed a vote of
thanks to the committee sn agricii'lure
and to Benton's delcjation in the legisla
ture for effective aid rendered in secur
ing a liberal appropriation for this im
portant object.
Buy American Ufc ow Chow, Oiive Oil,
and Tomato Catsup of Zierolf.
Mon- than iw nty million fre sample, of
DcVVitl AViteh Hazel Salve have boon dij
tri bated b v ihn manufacturers. What better
proof uf'tli-ir eontid 11C2 in its merits do you
Eleven acres, situated three-fourths of
a vnile north of the College, on the road
leading to Sol Kings farm, 24 rods from
city limits. On this tract are 500 seven
old
prune trees, aud a tew apple trees.
Under good fence. Five place for small
home. Good garden ground. The
incoup from th-s orchard from now on j
will keep a small family. For terms, see j
F. M. Johnson agt.
J". 3EEL- HAEEIS,
Corvallis-, Oregon. 5
t iJWla4 AW-A 4J)sJa& ijiJi-Jh. AsfcAW WO-fWW Arfii
40 to 50 PER CENT SAVED
THE FELGEB MILL
want? Iteuri iili, Vura?, scalds, Bores, in
Property, near Philomath,
Is hereby offered for sale. It con
sists of a good grist mill building, I
two-story dwelling, raea dam;
I. i J 3 ,1 A O I
1 somewuni. atunageui, itnti to acres 1
Zierolf has just unpacked a craie ef Gf hind. It is in a line, healthy I
American crockery. It is beautiful ware, neighborhood, Oil the line of the j
and just suited to your wants and purse. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad, one
Great Bargain Sale in
Men's LeatheriBoots.
the shortest, p-
tiiiiv-. Graham & Wells.
ten.
K AST IRQN CLOTHING for Men, Boys and Ohild
ai bed reck priece.
We will offer the best bargains this fall wc have ever
criven. J
Card of Th inks
We thank the many citizvn
vallis for the assfslance and kindness
shown us during the sickness and death
of our beloved son and brotbe-, Paul, and
wish especially, to express our heart 'lt
gratitude to Dr. Pernot and the families
of Messrs. John, A. A. and C. A. Baruhart
in thii our great sorrow.
Mr. ane Mrs. J. W. Boi.lman
and Family.
Elmira, Or., Oct. 6th, 1S9S.
Bargains m men's fine shoes at Nolan
& I allahan's.
You invite li-mppointineiit when you ex
periment. D-. Witt's Little Early Riser are
paHHt, on.v, thorough little ills. They
ehre onstipniioii an 1 ick headich! just as
sure us you l-tke them. Grah. 111 & Wells.
fiuy the Kantwearout Boys' School
Cor- ) Suits at Nolan & Callahan's.
Zierolf's American crockery fills a
long-fcit want.
Fine job printing at GAZETTE ISce.
Letter List.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Corvallis post.irTice, v:;n-l.,in:e
October Sth, 1S98:
mile west of Philomath
ITS A BARGAIN.
Owner does not reside here, and
it must be sold.
TERMS :
$2250, cash down.
$2550 $500 cash down, balance
in 10 annual payments at 8 per
cent, interest.
This property is free of encam
brunce. F. M. JOHNSON, Agent.
Are
nm.
J3a-NEW YORK RACKET STORE.
J
f1nrlp: TVTf-TJen rv and familr have cot
settled in their new heme recently pur! salmon on Yaquina Bay six hours last was played on Ti,aukSgiving day, result
chased of Geo. Thomnsou near Albert ! Sunday, during which time they canght illgin a scoro of 54 to oin favor of the O.
Harrington's. They are delighted with
the place and surroundings, having come
home from the blizzard regions of Kan
sas. They have a bright little family of
four blue eyed children.
Elwootl Clark, a member of Company
K, Second Oregon regiment, h.-.s sent his
mother in this city a crochetted cotton
stand cof-er from Cavite, the hand work
no doubt of soiii Spanish senorat.-..
Sergt. Chas. A. Bork of his company
brought it, he having btiu discharged
for deafness occaSsioued by measles.
Born To the wife of Walter Tay'or
SuHday morning, Oct. 9, a sou. Mother
and child getting aVan nicely. Walter
does not know whether to name the
youngster Schley Sampson, Schley
Shafter, McKinley M-rritt, Ivlerrilt Miles,
Dewey Sainp"e:i, orSamputi Dewey. At
any rate he is to well pleased that he
gives his customers extra ;.ood measure
of milk during" this week.
The Phile bni'ding near the post- fnce is
being fitted up for the occupancy of A.
K. Milner, who will either opm a gro
cery store there er a bank. ' A. K. says
he can just as well oren a bank if the
neoole will only deo .-sit with him, an-'.
X - . j
sleefullv sho-ns to bis friends a handful j
of coin entrnste-i lo him by the M. E.
churel-i ;s evidence of his trustwortlii- j
ness. Mr. Mi tier has lived here a num- I
'ber of years, is well nccjuainted with all ;
the people and ought to do his share of j
the grocery trade o; the city.
The GAZETTE acicnowiedges the re- J
ceipt of a cop jf Clifford Kautner's song I
"To Arms", the first of the young man's j
twenty two large ones, ihe most caught
i by an3" boat this summer, so tl ey Sly.
I The following day they caught ici trout
j iu Beiv?r creek. Both these yarns a
vor strjugly of fish, aud were it not that
j the probity of both of these sportsmen is
s9firmly etablnh -ome louol- ight
I be entertained by ilios.- nnaeq- . inted
i witV. the two gentlemen, of the t.ntire
j truthfulneis, f this stat.-mmt while to
j those who know them well, no such ideas
' can for a moment find lodgment in their
; minds. The GAZETTE enjoye-' a fine fry
of the trout. Foul - fish might as well
' give up the battle of life v. hen these nim
j rods put in anapp? nance, for from that
j oo:-aent they are doomed to grace th
pictirian hoard. It u rep-srted by owe
I of Jim'5 nsighbors, t -.at fince his return
I from his fishing lri4i he ta-3 joined the
Salvatiox. Army.
Sergeant Brady Burnett of pro-, isiual
I Company If, Ore.- a recruits, ha3 been
'spending a wee':, r.i.ii i.i. parent.- ia this
: City before starun.' lo .:anila. The Ga
zette acknowhdges a frieadly call aud
visit with the ycuug .-oldier, whom the
writer has known since be was a small
lad. Sergcaut Burnett is satisfied with
his lot as-a soldier, and talks sensibly of
the duties of a sol dier "life. Ha has uo
csnrplaints to m.ik except that he with
A. C
O . I e-emb.-r 5th the O. A. C. played
against the University of Washington for
tie championship of the P l-iiric Nor.ii -west.
Tins v is decidedly the best game
ofthesj. oj, being holly contested on
both sales. Tlie Seattle team were good
but were uo match for the "Farmers", as
will be seen from th - SLore O. A. U. 16,
University of Wash: tn o.
Edwin H. Anderson
Ira Brow-', 3
Brown Bros.
1 Joseph Hilt
Isack Hiatt
J. C. James
B. W.
Z. B. Mulkey
J. G. Smith
Thomas Sickles
Lena Simnson
James Wilson
W. Waltz
lOHXSON. P M
Among the Irune Dryers.
The Prunota orchard company ha.-e
dried sixty tons of first cla-,s fruit which
has ail been so!d at good jirices and have
closed down for the season having lost
4000 bushels of fin-: fruit because their
dryer lacked capacity to dry all the crcp
before it spoiled.
D C. Rose his finishel drying his
?rop and considerable for others.
Henry Stone has finished drying a
large amount of fine fruit.
Charles Blakeslcc's dryer has done, a
large business in t iUing care of prunes
for small growers.
All of the above named dryers are now
! closed for the season. The ir-iouey that
will bs distributed in this sec. ion for this
season, s crop of dried prunes wiil no
doubt reach 25,oco. Much more will be
dried next season if frosts early in the
soring do not interferr with the settlst of
If you deire to trade with a busy man.
call on T. 1). Campbell at The Exchange.
He will show 011 his new and ele;.;aut
sto : f furniture haid.vare, tinware,
etc. Campbell is a live man, doing 1.
rushin,-, business , and wants to clectiif
you with his low prices.
Farmers can be supplied with cheat
seed for fa! ; owing. Wilson has it hi t
wants to swap it lor Sheckler,. V . e
C. Wils
719 Second St.
Red Star CompresiGi V.
Ilodes & Hall's.
Corvallis O
ast, for sale a
DuWiti's Witch Hazel Salve has the
larce-t tide of any .alve in the world. This
fu-l and iu merit b.is led dishonest ptoplo
t' attempt to e'aiinteiTeii it. L'--uk eut for
the man who attempts t doeeivo vmi whon
you call for I)e Wilt's Witch Hazel T5.dve,
tlie great pj0 cl.r. Grnbam & Wells.
Liverpool, Corvallis, and Benton mills
flour to supply t'e hy.ngry. Dont miss
the place W. fc C. Wilson, 719 Second st.
Corvallis, Or.
See Zierolf's new Jardiniers, made by
American workmeiiafter designs of
American artists. They are eye-openers.
productions. Words and music are both ; cise
his composition. It is dedicated to the j variety of rations and ptaitty ef them are
soldier boys of the Pacific coast. The 1 issued and are goo i. Atiio.ig other ra
seatimests of the word; is perfectly fitted j tions fres'-i loer-f is issued every day. The
to the score, and evinces both practical veterans of the Civil war were month
and musical talent of a high onUr. Ciiff, ' at a time withi
as he is familiary called her-- where he j living Kalely
was bor:-:, has many friends who will I coffse and .beans. Sergeant Burnett
avail themselves of the opportunity to speaks in the highest terms ef the offi
OWU a copy, and together with the Ga- cers who have had charge of the Oregon
ZETTE look for a brilliant future for the ; recruits, and is m.-.ch elated over the
young artist. The typographical work ; issue of orders to sail next Monday for
has been excellently done by Frank Con- j Manila, where he will in about one
pyer, a former resident of Corvallis. i month be with his regisient.
a 1 the other recruits would very much
liked to have gone to Manila on the the frait Iu ti e near future the section
Scaadia two mouths ?r more ago. H ! adjacent to Corvallis will send to market
reports I", at the boys sire well fed, clothed I train la-'5s of evaporated prunes, ap: les
n I carefully attended to if sic!:. He has j 31,(1 fears- !argelV supplementing the
no patience with -rumblers and has al- I amounts receiv.d from wheat. Up to
rea.ly learned that such soldiers are of j tUis til1,e lbe growers have not made any
no account exes -t to save -rub and criti- ! a3ne' out of fruit- but with larSer 'ie!ds
the ofru-er.i and ovc-rnmeiit. A ana a ueucr K.iawicuge i now 10 care
! When you call for DuWitt'5 Witch Ha.-l
j Salve, the great pile cure, don't accept ,-.ny-
tbi;-.g else. Doathe talked into accepting
a siibttitute for pili!., for sue-, for bur. .
! Graham & Wells.
The Fall Season Is Here.
So is Modes, the Grocer.
There Are Many Hungry People.
Hodes is ready to feed them.
My business is to sell
FRESH GROCERIES,
CANNED FRUITS, MEATS,
And PROVISIONS,
At prices to suit the times.
Cau you not use me, and save money ?
A. HODES,
SiB'A Second Street, Corvallis?, Oreeosi.
Dining Parlors
and Bakery .
SUBSTANTIAL WELL-COOKED MEALS.
THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE IN THE COUNTRY.
Confectionery.
Smoker's Goods.
Ncve-Uies.
Hodes & Hall's
lie
Exists and
-3
Five Physician an ',
the World.
lenildR Expert Specialists.
iirgeans, all Craduates from tha best Medical Colleges in
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF CALIFORNIA FOR $250,000.
ESTABLISHED TWENTY-SIX VEARS.
A p-rt of the Staff of the English and German Expert Specialists and Dr. Meyers
& Co. will make thgir regular niontkly visit to
Corvallis, Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
They will he at the Occidental Hotel.
r
HELLO, THERE!
Don't You )ant a Revo gtoue?
If yon do, Campbell has the very kind yon want.
He also has n fine lot of
NEW FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
Of various designs. Your daughter would like .in
OIE3GriL.:LT OE xjiro
To cheer up (he home during: the wintry days.. Campbell
has sonie daisies, nnd will stop long; euou.tli
to show von one.
CAMPBELL wants your trade, aud wi
dimes.
pave you and
Oysters
Wils&n's.
iu shell or "can at V. & C. i
far the erchaTtls anil properly prepare
the dried products for market, together
with economical methods pursued, will
ensure good profits for their years of toil,
out an ounce of fresh meat, ; """8 t -2T
on i:.iess pork, hardtack, ' . ..,
' ' r.t li , n r ia Iha Mmtfpr it-it'., Thp
mails, or postmaster, or bath. The last
Sunday morning's Salem Statesman did
not reach Corvallis until noon last Tues
day, ten full days after being mailed. I stamped envelopes Herbert
Who is to blame? j Prest., Dept. M, Chicago, 111.
The staff of the English an?. German Expert Specialists" is composed of five
regularly graduated doctors, each a pkysiciau who has had many years experience
ii eating all manner of chronic diseases.
During the past quarter of a century the success of this most worthy and
p -pnlar institution has been phenomenal. Diseases which have baffled the skill of
other Bhvsieiaos and stu'ibornlv refused to viekl to ordinary medicine-:, methods
A stubborn cough or tickling in tlie tbrett j aiui appliances, .-ire'q -iickl v subdued aud mastered by the English and Oern-iau Ex
yields to One Minute Cough Curo. Harm-: pert Specialist:-. They have the largest and best equipped medical institution in
less in clloct, touch ss the vigU spot, reliable j Anieric... Tne Eng lsh and German Expe rt Special i?ts are not only compttent aud
and just What is w..iHad. It acts at once. ' re-iauie. uui arc reap. ..isnne. oe.ng osca aj a:.4p.c -.i'. "u u.v
ii- . . HOME CURES While it is preferable in many instances to see a patient,
I the English ahrt German Expert Specialists have cured thousands of persons whom i
v t t a vTt.'n cpvpoii Tuner they nave nev-r seen. It von cannot see the doctors, write tne name otnee ter
VV worthy persons in thi-J stale i question list and free advice ia regard to ywir ailment.
manage our business in their town and i Call oh the Doctors whea they come. All ailing people should see the
near'-y counties. It ii mainly office or:: ; English and German Expert Specialists. A friendly talk, which costs absolutely
conducted at home. Salary straight -fg-so ! nothing, is bound to resnlt in a great deal of god, whether treatment is taken or
a ysar and expenses definite, bona i?.:le. j not.
no more, no less salary. Monthly i
$75. References. Enclose self-addressc .
IS riess.
A CAVnAllUC) Second an 1 Mo iOi Sis. (
jus
Graham & W
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
The English and German Expert Specialists
A Staff cf the Most Eminent Physicians in the World.
Vlain Office, 731 Market St., San Francisco-
M ATTRESS FACTOR Y.
I manuf'acturo Mai. re.-s-.-s -of all kinds and ilo Uphol
stering of every dscriptiotn
Parlor Suits, Sofas, Bed Loaages, Mattresses,
And all kinds of Furnitnrr- up!iolicivd and repaired.
Having had 20 years1 t -xp"rionce iti uph.!slering and
mattress mauulactut I claim to hoi able to do as neat
and' perfect work as can hp Ion-'; any whrro.
IF- S. FIETH.
Leave orders at Wilson & Co. 'a. 719 Second St.