CORVALLIS, OREGON, Dec. 16, 1S9S
Capes
Jackets
Over two hundred differeut styles
strictly up-to-date.
Plus!:, trimmed and plain, Boucle,
Ker.sey, Beaver.
Prices are ri;;1it.
Fur Collarettes and Capes, $5 to 25
MCb.
SHOES.
Our Shot stock is as complete as
though wc carried nothing but shoes.
Exciting Game of Football.
The biggest football game of the sea
son in all respects was thai of ast Sat
urday afternoon. On that day the
Eugene boys came down and run over
the O. A. C. eleven unm.rcifully. Over
oae thousand people shivered on the
side Hues and watched what may be
termed the foot races between the two
elevens from center to the Eugene goal.
The game was called at throe o'clock
sharp with IJ. V. Kujkendall, of Eugene,
A Successful Entertainment.
The Presbyterian ladies fair and New i
The Discovery ef the Day.
Aujr. J. Bojtli the leading: druggist oi"
ay.: "Dr. King's New
as referee. O. A. C. won the toss and i Corvallis' handsomest and moit charm
defended lower goal. Senders kicked I ing joung ladies. The farce in the
off Eugene won the ball ai d the whole 1 evening was well staged, the parts being
team following the instructions of their ; well and easily sustained by the elite-of
leader to "coise oi, boyi," started for the city. Whet alt did so very well it
England dinner and entertainment was ohrevepart, La., say.: "D
Uiseovcry is the only thing that cures my
eoiigli, and it is ihe host seller I have." J.
F. Campbell, merchant of Safford, Arizona
writes: '-Dr. King's New Discovery is all
that is claimed for it; it never fails and is a
sure cure for consumption, coughs and
colds. I cannot say enougjpfor its :oerit;."
Dr. Kings New Discovcrv for consnniptiou,
coughs and colds is not an experiment. It
has been tried for a quarter of a century,
and today stands at the head. It never dU
nppint. Free trial bottles at Graham &
Wells' drug store.
a grand success both socially and finan
cially. The ladies kept open house from
ti a. ni. to 11 p. m. last Friday at the
opera house. The dinner was excellent
and nicely served. The articles of
handiwork and the home-made bon
bons were out of sight before the even
ing closed. The guests at the tables
were deftly waited upon by many of
s. t mm k son,
Albany, Oregen.
their goal. The home boys met their
swift coming adversaries most heroically,
I but sad to relate, many of them were
I knocked down like nine pias .-.ml aj a
result in te short minutes Bishop, U. of play.d
O. carried the ball safety over the "o:il taiued.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,
would ba ver; hard to 'distinguish,
but it is sale to say that no p ay by home
talent was ever put on the boards here
in which all the parts were as smoothly
and the characters so wel. sus
The little Misses Hare, Sheas-
Be sure and examine our new line of
shoes. Ths Cash Store.
Try L. L. Howell's Cream of M?.ize, the
best hominy ever prepared.
Rev. Herbert Sliafer, of Philomath,
was in town Tuesday iast o;i business.
Dan't fail to see thi O. A. C. G':ee
Club at the opera house 011 Thursday,
December 22.
Here is the place to buy presents for
the loved , ones .bo.tk old and young.
The Cash Store.
Mrs. J. J. Flett, who has been ill for
sever.-.l days, has again returned to her
case in this office.
Mrs. J. L. Underwood has just recov
ered from a spell of sickness. Her little
daughter is now down with measles.
Our old soldier frie id. J. Weed, one of
the prosperous merchants of Philomath,
paid his respects to the Gazkttk one day
this week.
Miss Leoaa Smith and Miss Grace
GatcU, both of whom were men ti sued
in our last issue as being ill, are new
both convalescing.
Ex-President U. B. Millar will lecture
in the O. A. C. chapel this (Friday) even
ing, December i6tb, taking for his sub
ject, "Labor and Wages." A cordial
invitation extended to all.
Judge Robbinsau, of BeulaU, called
Tuesday last and had a chat with the
Gazette about the county buying a poor
farm. The Judge is all rijflit on the sub
ject au-1 full of gao I ideas.
line. Sanders again
toward the coveted
squarely into the hands of Bishop. His
comrades made an excelleut interfer
ence, his path was cleared and he went
speeding unixolested for the goal Hue,
making as brilliant a rnu as has ever
been made on the O. A. C. field. Each
succeeding play was a repetition of the
kicked the ball! green, Pearl and Vera Homer and
goal, but it fed ' Celia Nelms. sang their little so:-gs in
poed taste and were highly appreciated.
Pearl Horner, a tlioug'i not larger than
a pint sweet cid?r half drank up, and
herd-g, was immense.
The Presbyterian ladies are delighted
with the result and profoundly thank the
good citizens of Corvallis for the liberal
I REDUCTION SALE ! J
All communications for Csrvallis &
Eastern R R. company should be ad
dressed to Edwin Stone, manager, Al
bany, Oregon.
on-.; preceding it. The home boys
good work but they were no match
did
for
their antagonists, and when time was
called closing the lart half the score
stood O. A. C, o, Eugene 38,
The work did by Edwards, Sander.-, j
and Phillips, of the home team, was
fine. Buxton, loo, did far better work
than Iie has ever done before, but the
team work of the Eugene team w.-.s far
better than our own, and this coupled
with the fact that the visiting team I
were nearly all veterans while our bojs
were amateurs, gives ample reason for j
the O. A. C. suffering such defeat.
patronage bestowed.
HVCOISTIftOIB NEWS.
?.iistletoe is in demand
Dr. Band was in ICugene Sunday.
'What's them ducks for, anyhow?"
Adam Wilholm Sr , has gone on a busi
bsss trip to Portland.
Barn, on TuesJay, D .'cemicr 6, to the
wife of Mel. G. Evans, a daughter.
Old Sa:ita CI -us has been bribed to ap
pear at the Monroe Christmas tree.
John Carpenter, Jr., has moved his
family into the Ferguson property.
Rev. ?Ioore, of Sbedds Station, de
livered a sermon .-.t the U. E. church on
Many A Lover
Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive breath.
Kali's Clover Root Tea purifies the breath
by its action oa the bowels, etc., as nothing
ebe will. Sold for years on absolute guaran
tee. Price 25 eti. and 53 et.;. SjU by Gra
ham & Wells.
Take Wotice.
All old so diers and th?ir families are
cordially invited to be present Saturday
afternoon, January 7, in this city, at the
Grand Army Hall, to witness the installa
tion of E! aworth Post's officers. The
exercises will b?gi:i at I p. in. sharp.
The x'ost desires .-. fall attendance
Monroe en
ve an elegant
Burns Night.
T.flf l?rtlfl PVfMlill'r at ttl T ihpra!
college in Philomath Prof. f. B. Horner : u-1(a evening.
of the O A. C, chair of English lectured j TIle Christmas tree at
on Burns to a fair sized and annrcriati vo Christmos Eve promises t-
audience. The exercises opened with j aud interestisg p-rctacle.
a piano duet by Mrs- aud Miss Walker,,' Gambling between men and those not
I followed by invocation by Rev. Herbert i yet men by any means, should be dealt
i Sliafer, Mrs. Walker tliea sang "I i with according to our state law3t
Dreamt i uwett in siareie runs. George A Hoitsk and Sam Ferguson,
President Miller then introduced Prof, j who have bean purchasing cattle for
Horner, who in years gone by attended I outside buyers for the past four years, as
that college and graduated therefrom. partners, had tbeir first settlement in
Prof. Horner is an enthusiastic Burns I all that time, last week. It took some
student, aud in a happy manner traced ! time and patience to come to an agree-
the good qualities ot his hero, rcavin
The s.-.oner n tvnigli or old i; cured with
out harm t) the sufferer the bailor. Linger
ing colds are dangerous. Haeking cough i
di.-trefsing. On: Mrauto Cough Cure
quickly cures it. Why saff-r when such a
cough t-ne is within reach? It is pleasant
to the taste. Graham & Wells.
Do you like good music? Do you en
joj a good laugh! Then bestirs aud go
to the opera house on December 22.
Sick Headacheo
The curse of overworked womankind are j
quickly and urrly cured by Karl's Clover !
Boot Tea; the great blood purifiwr and tissue I
builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. !
Price 25 ets. and 50 cts. Sold by Graham &
Wells-
SILVER QUESTION
J; easily settled by buying your Christ
isas presents ef E. P. GrefToz, the jew
eler. A large variety at very low prices.
Country order.; solicited and given
prompt attention.
standing must necessan y require
hour or two for their settlement.
the bad points of his character with the
poet's maker. He told in effective style
of Burns lowly peasant birth, of hard-
Charles Albrecht, for many years a ! snip- 01 ins yomn ana eariy me, i we ; OCCHrred on Friday evening, when Miss
resident of this city, died ef consump- ! wonderful genius he displayed, workiug j Cejc,Q We,;suer ave a gardfen party i
Hon Tuesday morning, in ftis place. ! as he did with little education only Mich j honur of her guest Miss Hallle Starr, of
Charles was good to his friend, but he j as con d be picked up while he followed J RiUviJ,c Washington. The evening
did not love his enemies a little bit. : the plow. How determined he was to j was spenl ia an effort ,JV lho prescnt
Wi ,am; .i,m a amoK luc "PP" ; to guess the namesof s.veral garden
cl;ies iu spite of his humlile origin. n... ,i,;i, r.,! ;.. i,
Eucklen's Arnica Salve.
Ttll! RlfST SAI.V1P i thr. 7,,-lfl Kir
meut, yet business matters of such lone I . ... . ,T, ,. .
. " Cuts, Braises, Sores, Dlears, Salt Itkeum,
Fftrer Swn-s. Tetter, Chajipwl Haadi, Chil
i)!aiis. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and
The social event of the season so &r, j positively cures Files, or no pay required.
It i.-: ffu.Miinteed to give perfect satisfaction
Prof. Horner and the writer were '
entertained at the home of President j
Miller, while o:t a rece:it visit ia Philo- 1
math, and refused invitations enough to j
supply all our w.-.uts for a week longer.
The Wiley E. Allen Company sold
four niauos dnrins a week's stay in our
What bitter defeats he met and how
bravely he persevered aud finally over
came all difficulties and was recognized
by the nobility, invited to di::e but was
compelled to eat with the servants, and
how this occasion was the inspiration .-f
citv. The balance of the stock on ex- , ,, , , ,
V "w Rnmc1 i:ialrTifjni ".4 loan's n man tor
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nioitiou nas oeen snipped ciscwucic. ih , jjlaj
April next they will again be here with a weJ
SLOCK OI illUMiai uiLmmcuis.
a' that and a' that." The audience was
eased and returned the speaker
a unanimous vote of thanks, following
the singing of "Auld Lang Syue" by
the choir, aided by the piauo, organ ansl
The chapsl car services have been
well attended and very profitable. The
-missionaries -iu. charge, lhank. most sin
cerely all for kindnesses shown them.
The usual services will be he!d iu the
Baptist church Sunday. Cordial wel-
eomp to all comers. I Fruit Growers' Convention.
Subject at Methodist church Lord's j A fruit growers' convention will be
day, morning, "Objections to revivals and j held at the State Agricultural College in
arguments given iu their favor." Let ad ! Corvallis on the 25th of January, 1899,
lovers of a genuine revival come. Eve - j and continue two days.
nh.t t A in .,r f flpavor to do ' the convention will convene
'- T a TTnJtnrl Ctatos SPuMtfll " CSo P. m
ambition for the office.)
The morning theme at the Presbyte
rian church next Sabbath will bo "Jesus
Christ the Divine Teacher aud Saviour".
The subject in the evening, "Jurt before
Christmas". Sabbath school at 10 a.m.
Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. A hearty
flowers which were represented
rooms by various symbols. J. H. Starr
carrul off the first prize, a handsome
decorated calendar, and Ed Looney the
booby prize, a be-ribboned lead pencil.
After this contest, a dainty lunch was
served by the hostess, and then games
and other amusements fo. lowed until the
clock proclaimed the approach of the
Sabbath, when each guest bid their en
tertainers a pleasant good night. Those
present were Mr. and T. H. Wellsher,
Miss Ceicla WeWeter, &ss Hallit3.rr,
or money refunded. Price 25 cent per box.
For sale by Graham & Weils, druggists.
Fresh California Oranges, Lemons,
Bananas and Limes uow 011 sale at W.
& C. Wilson's.
A cough is net like a fever. It does not
have to run a certain couise. Caro it quick
ly and effectually with One Minute Cough
Cure, tke best remedy for all ages and For
the i-.iost severe cases We reeconaend it bo
cause it's good. Grahivai & Wells.
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As I am contemplating adding otjier lines, I am
greatly in need of room. I will, from now until further
notice, sell my entire line of
Clothing, Overcoats,
Mackintoshes and Extra Trousers,
--AJT COST
This does not mean 15 or 20 per cent,
the actual wholesale cost.
ribove cost, but
Suits, formerly $20.00, now $15.35.
Suits, formerly $15.00. now $12.15.
Suits, formerly $13.50, now $11.00.
Suits, formerly $10.00, now $7.85.
Overcoats, formerly $17.50, now $14.65.
Overcoats, formerly $15.00, now $12.85.
Overcoats, formerly $12.50, now $11 00.
Overcoats, formerly $10.00, now $7.S5.
Overcoats, formerly $7.50, now $6.10.
Mackintoshes, formerly $15.00, now $12.50.
Mackintoshes, formerly $12.50, now $10.00.
Mackintoshes, fotmerly $12.00, now $9.80.
Mackintoshes, formerly $11.50, now $9.65.
Mackintoshes, formerly $7.50, now $6.50.
Mackintoshes, lor merly $6.00, now $5.0.
We have a few of those celebrated $8.80 and $9.90
suits left, which we will close at a bargain.
SALES STRICTLY FOR CASH.
F. L. MILLER,
The Clothier.
P- S. We have an immense line of HOLIDAY
NECKWEAR, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, MUF
FLERS and HANDKERCHIEFS, which we are now
showing-.
Houie Ground
Zierolfs.
Buck wheat Flaur
vwnife- wywB-i d wo- Miss Sadie " i;6oheyT Miss Olive- Ingraui,
I did the prote.-sor credit. and Gaorge LooBey, Ed Looney, John
- 1 H. Starr aud Ed A. Cammings.
' ,' ,. , , . . h ,. I as well as br a number of prominent a"-
welcotne to all who desire to attetid these j - 1 0
riculturists and prominent fruit growers
of the state. Col. Henrv E. Dosch will
All are esrdially invited to the ser- . ,
y 1 be present and address the convention 0:1
vices at the Christian cuvirch Lord's day, . . . s. . , ,,
., tn su jjlect of "Oregon at Omaha," as
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y . . . well as prune culture. Good music will
toratna. 111. and 7:30 p. m. Morning
A Gruesome Find.
The headless bsdy of a man was foned
on VVi.heltn bar. ab-'ut fourmilesN. E.
On the first day i of Monroe Wednhsday p. m. Sheriff
t 2 o'clock Rickard was informed of the fact late the
There will be an evening ressiou Slme day.
ot the convention eacn evening uunug Xnesdar orning at 5 o'clock Sheriff
its session. The prune industry will be j Ricfcard. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney J.
discussed iu all its phases, as well as that Fred yates, S. N. Wilkius aud E. R.
of other fruits, by able and experienced ; Brysoll left this piace for tue scene,
horticulturists and fruit growers. Ad-; 0n arnvinrj a coronor's jury wasempan
dreoses will be delivered by members of uc,cd but a GviJei)Ce was obtainable to
tne uregon state isoar.i 01 tiorucuiiure identify the remains. The feet were gone
and nearly all the flesh frsm ths lioues.
You Try It.
If Shil.ih's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which h f-'ld for the small prieb of3j
cU.. 50 cU. and St 00, does not curs ta'
bottle back and vs .- will refund your money
sold for ever fifty years on this guarantee.
Price So ets. and 50 cts. iioA by Graham &
Well.
To the Public.
Parties wishing to purchase stock in
the Mastodon Minisg & Milling com
pany or having any other business with
t i- company are referred to Judge John
Burnett, at his office iu Corvallis, Oregon.
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I have a Complete Line of
Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, and
Fine Christmas Candies.
Examine my stock and prices, and 2
you will save money by it.
HOWELL, I
Young's old stand, Second street, ?
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
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theme, "Mea'is of Spiritual Growth";
evening theme, "Reasons why the Christ
ian Church Observe the Lord's Supper
every Lord's day."
There will be a meeting of school pa
trons Saturday, Dec 17, at 7:30 o'clock
p. m. in the court boose, tor tnc purpose Re Lilln CoIlty Council;
of discussing ways a id meaus of enlarging gtate A,rricultural College,
the room facilities of school district Xo
9. Every body interested in this mutter
be furnished bv the students of the State
Agrilcutural College at each sitting of
the convention. The convention wi 1
be pre-ided over by the Master of the
State Grange. AH arc cordially invited
to attend.
J. Burnett, Corvallis Grange; G. L.
E R. Lake.
Committee
Buy a package of the elastic starch and
get a nicy picture free at Hers'-iner'?..
Wh-jn yu ask for De Witt's Hazel Salve
don't accept a eounterfuit or imitation, j
Thi-ro are mre cafes of Piles being cured by
this, lhaa all others combined. Graham & 1
I Wells.
It is thought that probably it may bo the , , . ,
, , ,.,. , , I Export, and Ge:-:era! bteaduian are the
body of Mr. Span; h or Spawn, who wasj , X - ,
, " ,. -', , . , , 1 best five cent cigirs in the market. lor,
drowned at Harris!) -rg last March. The: , ...
... . . , , sale at Hershner's.
re::iains were buried fa a pine Ijoaru tOX
o 1 'he hih bank about 4;o feet from
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where it was di.-.covered.
Wa it Is Shiloh?
A grand ol d rcrnrdy fur Cough, Colds
and Consuinplion ; used through the world
for half a century; li:i euri.'l irinutn i Lie
eases of incipien t cunstuijptiaii and relieved
many in advanced stage-. If you are not a!
i.fi 'l with the rc.-ults we will rcfiud y.iur
money. Price 25 ets., 00 ets. and l.it0. Sold
is earnestly requested to be present aud
take part in the discussion.
H. A. Scoggins, one of tho O. A. C.
fool-ball team, had the misfortune to
sprain his left knee w'iile playing in the j cigars.
game last Saturday agaiust the Eugene The best on the m
team. It has been quite painful aud will
lay hini up for souis time. His many
frieuds will be glad to learn that tho in
jured member is improving.
It has been feared by many that the
G. L. Rkks,
Chairman of Committee.
Fi:-ie job pri'-iting at Gazkttk SBce.
Try Howell's extra fine 5 and 10 cent
cold spell had injured the fall wheal.
We hope all such fears are groundless.
The destruction of the present crop
would very -audi retard the farmers,
auvl everyone else for that matter, aud
just as we are beginning to fi?l the in
coming prosperity it is hoped that 11
backset will befall us.
William a-.id Eti Spencer, of Tuki Turn
valley, this county, passed through town
Tuesday on their way home from Polk
county, where they had been to by goats,
in which t'iey were disappointed, not be
ing able to get any. It speaks well for
the financial standing of Benton county
when its citizens go to sther counties to
ket, Twai Bro's.
breakfast mush at Howell's.
P. E. Gerould, specia' agent fo- (fee
Xatisnal Fire I-suraiice Company, a-d
Springfield F. & M. Insurance Compar ,
rencved friiadskip with ye editor yester
Surprise Party.
Miss Kathleen GGary was the recipi
ent cf a genuine and very pleasant sur
prise 0:1 Thursday evening. A number
' of her friends assets bic 4 early at Miss
Liuvillc's and repaired in a body to the j by Graham & W
home of Miss G-ary, where a most en
joyable eviii.ig was spent. Those pre,
eut were: Misses Mabel Kea'dy, Mary
Nolau, Marie Dannamax , Florence! C nHipaUon prevent t.
Wieks, Ethel Linvide, SphU Elin, 1 ding il.-vlf of waste 'nillcr.
Winxie Cameron, Kathleen Gsary; i lie Jiirly Riser
Messrs. Ben F. Elgin, Royal Wright, cui.o Sick
! Fred S. Fischer, Floyd Bogue. E bert ! Liver a d
; Yates, Thomas J. No an.
HELLO, THERE!
Don't yOU V)ant a Hew gtove?
If yon do, Campbell hns Ihe very kind yon want.
He alfO lias a fine !ol of
NEW FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
Of various fl-s'-n-'. Ynttr daughter would like an
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Fresh Raisins, Curraiits, Citron, and
Lenvnii Pee., just received at Zierolfs.
the wintrv ihiyn. (Jampt
will stop long enongli
von cm.
fiAMPIIh f.T. tranU I'mir fr:l and will euro rnn
dimes.
EXCHANGE,
N. E. Corner
Second, an l Me:
body from rid-
Do Witt's Lit-
vvi.l r uiove tho trouble and"!
H-adaciie, Biiieusnesf, Inaelive
clear the Complexion. Small, !
sugar coated, don't gripe or catue nausea, j
Graham & Wells.
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One Continual Thanksgiving
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The Gazette regrets vei y much thai
ov.r Methodist brethren after bei"g to the
erpeaai of bringing Chaplain Lozisr hei -c
whose reputation should a'ul wou'd have
drawn a large house under favorab e cir
cumstances, failed to meet expenses.
District No. S3 having made the highest
per cent of attendance for the month end
ing December 10, wins the banner of at
tendance. The Srst five districts having
the highest attendance arc; District No.
S3, 100; N. 41, 95.5; No. 21, 92: No 26,
SS; No. 93. and No 59, S7.
The concrete foundation for th? new
purchase stock. Benton county is all right : Mechanical hall is completed and large
and no mistake. Her people .ire wide- j quantities of stone are beinsr hauled to
awake, progressive and intelligent. I the grounds and prepared for th? walls.
They bslieve in keeping all they have I When completed this structure will be
and getting as much more as they honest- ; Q:ie that the w'olc state will have good
ly can. reason to take a dea or pride in The
Geo. Irvioe left Wednesday to bill the j aew Aral3ry shoM havc a11 been built
valley towns between here and Portland ! of stoae-
for the appearance of the O. A. C. Glee Chaplain Lozier talked to a slim audi
Club and band. This combination j enee last Tuesday eveuiug in the ope a
carries fonrteen people all connected house. The few that were so unfortunate
with the O. A. C. as studeats or tutors. as to be present, endaugered their lives,
We bespeak for theoi a warm and appre- j the building was so cold. Chap'ai 1
ciative reception. They will give a clean Lozier met with a hearty amen from the
entertainment of songs, recitations, band ; audteuce when he remarked tnat
and orchestral music. The young men "the place was only sutiable for a co'd
are all gentlemen, and have the ability j storage ware house." It is reported that
to entertain their audience in a pleasing : the owner of the place got so coid while
manner. Do not fail to hear them is our I listening to the entertainment that he
injunction. was compelled to go home to thaw out.
Our rea '.crs will recco'lect the squash
yarns that ran in oar columns last fall.
Well, here is one that takes the whole pie
stand. The writer was shown a well pre- !
served yellow marrow winter squash this j Croup i
week that was grow 1 by E Adamsoa in ' mothers baeaoe its
the summer of IS97. Mr. A. says he is j and frequently fatal, Shiloh's Cough and
ready to prove this :itatemeiit and assures j Co:.;:-unction Cure act-, like magic 111 cases
us that he lias made arrangements to
Four piece glass sets, only 50 cents, at
Hershner'7.
Young Mo titers.
tiio terror of thousands of young
utbreak U so agonizing
have it converted info pie for Christmas.
A first-class entertainment enlisting
f music, c jiuic specialties and dialogues
at opera house, December 22.
of Croup. It has r-'ever bee.', known to
Riil. TI.e worst case r-lieved immediately.
Prtcs 25 cs., 50 cts. and $1.09. Sold by
Graham & Wells.
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meats.
Howell's government inspected I
For Sa'e
thi:r office.
-A good horse. Enquire at
Soothing, healing, cleansing. D.- Witt's
Witch Havel SaiVe is the implacable oncniy
of sores, burns, and wounds. It never fails
to cure Piles. You may rely upon it
Graham & Weds.
Bears the
Signature
of
The Kad You Have Always Bought
CTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED
vervwhere far "The Story of the
Philippine" by Karat Hai-tead, eoetmis
-ioncd by tho Government as O&cial His
lorian to the War Denartment. The hook
was written in array carapg at San Fran
cisco, on the Pacific with General SterriU,
in tho hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong
Kon, in the American trenches at Manila.
i:i tho insurgent camps with Aertiinaldo, on
tlie deck of tiio Olympia with .Vwey, and
in the roar of the battlu at the fall of Manila.
Bonanza fm- ngexts. Brimful f original
lii'dturos taken by government photogra
phers on the spot. Largs book. Low
prices. Big profits. Freight paid. Credit
given. Drop all trashy unofficial war books.
Outfit iroc. Address, V. T. Barber, Scc'y,
Siar Insurance Building, Chicago, j':
Ovccome evii with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with One Minute
Cuiiah Cure. It is so eood children cry for
it. It cures croup, bronchitis pneumonia,
grippe and all threat and lung diseases.
Graham & Wells.
Fresh Co umbia river Smelt daily re
ceived at W. & C. Wilson's.
Many 11 household i- saddened by death
because of the failure to keep on hand a safe
and absolutely certain cum for croup such
a.-One Minute Couch Cure. See that your
little one; are protected against emergency.
Graham & Wells.
Howell's stock is inereasin;
his customers.
an --, so are
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If yon piirchafc Irei-Ii inn choice GROCERIES,
Ihe latesl rails in NOTIONS and DRESS GOODS,
substantia Hardware and Tit. ware, Men's Dress
and Heavy Shoes Feed, and tl;e Staff. of Life, at
my store. All my stock, wliicli is beitis con
stantly increased, is bo;iglit for cash. You get
the benefit.
Many a man's success begins at this store, where he or his
wife saves good money on all sorts of purchases.
J. WEED.
Whitney Building, Philomath. Oregon.
WANTED SEVERAL TRUST
worthy persons in this state t
manage our business in their town and
nearly cosiities. It is malioiy office work
conducted at home. Salary straight $900
year aud expenses definite, bona fide,
ao more, no less salary. Monthly j
$75. References. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelopes Herbert E. Hess, j
Prest., Dept. M, Chicago, 111.
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CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
Our Immense Stock of HOLIDAY GOODS V"T
Is Now Open for Inspection,
Consisring of
Albums, Dolls, Toys, Japanese Ware,
Handkerchiefs and Children's Illustrated Books.
We also carry a large stock of
Seasonable Footwear, at prices
that are sure to suit the purse.
THE CASH STORE,
5 Next to Postoffice.
Corvallis, Oregon, p
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The People's Jewelry Store
.Manufactures jewelry in the highest style of the art. Delicate
repairing of watches and clocks. Carries a nice line of Silverware
and Watches. W. A. SANDERS,
Three doors north of ll-sonic Temple, Second St.
Art Store and Foto Parlors
We have a wonderful taking way.
Old faces made new and attractive.
We Make You a Life-SIze Crayon for $1.98
Water Colors are pretty, and area specialty with us.
Our Art Department is filled with a well-selected
stock tf Notions, Stationery, Paintings and other works
of vertu.
Call and be convinced that what we say is true.
We will sell for you any art work you may want to
dispose of.
WlSMJ&i The Photographer,
One door north of Spencer's, Second St.
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Very Interesting Place
For Young and Old.
Grand display of
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Eclipsing all former yvars, m both
quantity, quality and choicest novel
lies, to be hail hi the markets.
Bring your little (oiks and Jet them
see the automatic (ignres.
ig Line of Clothing at Lowest Prices
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Just Received, Another Line of
Children's and Boys' Clothing.
Our trade in this department has been
satisfactory. Come and nee us and
you are sure- of sreltins: the newest.
All of our Men's Clothing is sold on a
very small msrgiu To see is to be
pleased.
O". ZE3I- HAEEIS,
I', Corvallis, Oregon
t Big Line Men's and Boys' Slices.
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CLOTHING AT COST.
. New York Racket
Will Offer All CLOTHING in Stock at Cost.
Thisjclethiiig was purchased lor cash in Sep
tember, 1898, at rock-bottom prices.
Ladies' Fine Shoes at Cost.
Men's Boots at Cost.
Remember, we will always kee"p prices
lower than any other store .
E A, ALEXANDER,
New York Racket. ""7 Corvaftls, OtegohT
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m The Fall Season Is Here.
p So is Hcdes, the Grocer.
Hi!
H There Are Many Hungry People.
S Hodes is reauy to feed them.
fj My business is to ell
M FRESH GROCERIES.
m CANNED FRUITS, MEATS,
m And PROVISIONS,
M At prices to suit the times,,
fj Can you not use me, and save money ?
I A. HODES
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SANTA GLAUS
Will make his headquarters at
Hodes & Hall's this year,
Where will be displayed the LARGEST
COLLECTION of choice
HOLIDAY GOODS
Ever ofiered o discriminating buyers.
Ceiiuloicl Toilet Cases.
Albums, at Portland Prices.
Dolls for the little girls.
Toys for the little boys.
In short, here can be had presents suitable for all
Fine Stock of Fresh NUTS and CANDIES.
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ETIZlSTGK
WHAT TO EAT.
WHERE TO EAT.
WHEN TO EAT.
HOW TO EAT.
IT'S A BIG SUBJECT.
We cater to the wants of eaters. We have been
catering to them for many years. We think we know
our business. Our boarders give us that impression
they stay with us. If they didn't get their money's
worth they wouldn't stay.
HODES & HALL, Second St.
Which of These is True ?
" Manners make the man."
"Mind makes the man."
" Home makes the man."
Debate the question, and if you v "---
Deci le that home makes the
Man, let us help you make the home.
FRED G. CLARK,
Furniture Dealer, 919 Second St., Corvallis, Or.
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