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About Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1902)
X THE GQRVALLIS GAZET TE. TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1902. To cover the cost of setting and dis tributing the type in snch matters, a charge of fifty cents will be niide for P., -A Ar T"! t J per line for each set of "Resolutions of : S ,n "J for a few day8 vls,t- W. A. Sanders, JeweTer. Ride a Rambler. Nolan & Callahan's big spring stock will soon be complete. Jas. Berry reports the sale of f jar new Ramblers last week. Elwood Clark is home from Ore Go a iolence" appearing in these columns. LOCAL NEWS. The Gordon Hat. Born, March 21st, 1902, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Wood, a daughter. Joseph Hirschberg was up from Independence last week to attend various matters of business. It is reported that Attorney E L. Bryan, of Philomath, intends going to weiser, Ida., to practice law. T. VV. Dilley has jast received a lot of new Imperial wheels. Take a look at them. They are the latest. We are sole agents for the best bat in the world, the Gordon. New advanced styles are here, at Kline s. At the Corvallis Saw Mill for the present you can set good shingles sor $1.40 per M. Also gaod fenc- ingfor $7 per M. License has been issued for the marriage of Fred Blumbhart, ferry man, and Sarah regg, of near Cor vallis. Albany Democrat. The local chorus for the May Festival will practice next Wednes day night, instead of tonight. This change is only for this occasion. Wm. Headrick and son, Linn are out from Alsea on business. Gordon hat is warranted to wear a year or a new one free, at Kline's a aaugnter was corn to Air. and Mrs. Carl G. Hodes, in Albany last lhursday. "OxEx" black hose for men, wo men and children one of the best brands in America. xt you. nave aty acnes or pains, call and see - Dr. Holt, The Osteo path. Examination tree. Corvallis Grange will - meet en Saturday next, at the college, in Dr. Withycombe a room, at 2 o clock j. m., snarp. John B. Standlee, formerly a sta dent at O A C, graduated from the American Medical College at St. Louis, Mo., yesterday. The Corvallis Sawmill Co. has just received an elegant diploma awarded at the Pan-American Ex position for the company's fine ex hibition of hard woods. Institute at Philomath. A reception was given at the home of Mrs. Mary Bryson last night by the ladies of the Presby terian church to Miss Lulu Spang- ler on the eve of her departure for Weston, Or. John Allen visited with his par- Groceries at Young's Cash Store ents in this cilv Thursdav and Fri- We still continue in Ladies' and day of last week. He i3 represent Fancy goods, Hats, Shoes and No- iner the Nelson. Chesman Co.. End tions. Give us a call. Goods de Oregon and Northern California is li ered in city, his territory. James Zurcher was on the streets. Jamie Tohnson is making a short Saturday, for the first time in sev- visit with relatives in this city. He eral days. Tames is recovering leaves ehortlv to inin his father. T. from quite a severe attack of neu- D. Tohnson. in the Big Bend coun- ralgia of the lungs. try, Washington, where they will T. W. Dilley has just received a engage in stock raiainS- new consignment of Bicycles. He t : i at handles four different makes ofl tit;h ul a wneeis oesiaes nis own. i ney are coach the O A C team, and negotia rl Blr"manu lQePces ran2e tions have been entered into with irom io ou. Fre(, Herbold, who has played on A few fruit trees are coming out the Perdue, Iowa, team, and coach- in bloom. In certain parts of the ed for Idaho University last year, fitfltA ttiora It a ira Koon fonnn f nrA I rain, but it hB not hn rnnrt I A recital will be given at the col- that the fruit Drosoects have been ege c.haPel next Saturday ininrprl in or,,, vtnf by the pUpilS partment at the college under tlie Henry Ambler, the real estate direction of Miss Philbrick. The agent of Philomath, will be in Cor- program begins promptly at 7:45, vallis every Saturday. Paities and the public is invited to bs wishing to see him, can do so by present calling at the Occidental hotel, be- eveninor of the musical de tween the hours of 11 and 1, Henry Ambler has sold the Moses Gregson farm of 153 acres, 6 miles south of Philomath on Beaver Creek, .to Parks Bros., who own the adjoining farmland have had the Gregson farm rented. The price paid was $25 per acre. George Bowers has disposed of his business interests in Albany and will open tonsorial parlors in Seattle or some of the Sound cities. Mrs, Bowers is visiting in this city, but will leave in a couple of weeks for a visit with her sister at Los Gatos, Calif. Last week Messrs. Mallow and A one-picrht. hnrsn nnwpr sffiam The total valuation of property in Lnfnfi ; nftt mnnh laraer than the Rei.ton county for the yeai 1901 is motive power of a Waterbury watch, iyu,yby. lhe total valuation of tention. Such an engine W. T property as equalized by the county Small & Son now have in their con waiu u njuwuauuu a tectionery establishment, it is and the taxes on the same is $b4,- U3ed to drive a coaibined peanut XlO.UJ. IrnnstAr nnrl enrn nnnnor t.h a latest. addition to this up-to-date estab- Walcrnmot nKn arrivarl in fVrtroIKo llBDment irom xowa aooui ine nrstoitnisi Aa .r, aa oofV. n;n month, bought out the renter on a m;t w f Hof.lrrt. will mmmfinne iarm near urownsvme ana nave thn ortinn nf n loro-A 01dit?rtn in tafcen Possession. 1 hey purchased th fin mnnt.ro reaiAenna nf Mr the farming implements, stock.. 400 anA rPa R.;nr1 iTiVor fnnr milAa r- -J i L.ii e. i . " "-o"' - noreo oi gram, aim uouseuoiu mrni- north of Corvallis. The addit on ture oi ine party renting tne place. win be two stories high and will Tk t 4i, .,ki: adjoin the north side of the present n u uf ki building. The lower flcxr will .i.ninfo. t ;.,.ii-t. contain a sitting room 16x20, a i u7 v a iai uii aw i can y o i oi v I i n n cr i , mt fine calf and weighs 500 pounds. Da yx ? pamry ine pres to o k. f f. ent porch will be extended. Up- k r: ; stairs, there will he a family bed- The teacb6rs of our county assembled on the 21 s t and 22J inst. at the 17th lo cal teachers' institute of Benton county in our aeishborine citv. Philomath. The session began with an evening program in the Philomath college.' The chapel was filled to its utmost capacity with an enthusiastic audience. . Not a sea re mained nntaken. The musical program consisted of quartette mnsic and solos and duos. The selections of the quartette were enjoyed by every one. The solos f Ruthyn Turney, and the concert duo by Mr. Turney and Mor- daunt Goodeaongh were received with the - warmest enthusiasm. They were called : back after each selec tion. The - recitations of Misses Ivy Borke. Ethel Weed. . Lois Lewis and Harry Howe were of the highest order. Sunt. J. T. Ackerman's address on the Three H's" was full of thought and coed advice to natron and. teacher. The superintendent spoke for over an hoar and held the rapt attention of his audi ence during the entire time. Prof. Ack- erman is an earnest, interesting and forceful speaker and never fails to say the right thing at the right time. By his hard work and intense interest in the schools of our state he has obtained the confidence of his teachers and patrons. The session on Saturday was well at tended, notwithstanding the stormy weather and muddy roads. The day's woik began with a short talk by the state superintendent. Oa account of argent business at Salem, he was com pelled to return earlier than he had an ticipated, much to his regret. His talk wasoa the Bubject of "Natire Work" The O. A. C. bas taken op this work and he explained what was trying to be ac- accomplished by them. The other fea tures of the program were discussions and papers on the following subjects : "Ad visable changes in the State Course of Study," by Prof. S. W. Holmes; the dis ¬ cussion was participated in by. Profs. Pratt and Vincent; "Assignment of Lessons," by Prof. T. T. Vincent; 'How to Secure and Hold Attention," by Prof. N.Tartar; the subject of '.Punisn- ments, Manner, Conditions and End" was thrown open for a geneial discus sion, Frofa. S.vv. Holmes T. T. Vineent, Grove A. Peterson and Mrs. Minnie Cramer. The singing of the institute was in charge ot Prof. W. G. Fialier and his wife assisted at the organ. The sing ing did much to add life to the day's work. It was one of the most pleasant features of the program. The Secretary ..registered the names of about twenty teachers. Corvallis was well represen tet), the number going from here being ten. The next local teachers' institute will be held at Wells on the 9th and 10th of May. Dr. Flint, of .this city, was de stroyed -by fire Thursday night. The house had been unoccupied for some time, but it contained a stove and some furniture belong ing to Mr. Harrington, valued at about $50. The fire originated in the roof of the building and it is believed that a tramp had been j using the stove and the roof caught fire from a defective flue. Henry French and nis son dis covered the blaze and hastened to the scene, but were too late to accomplish any good. cseded to be as -follows: . Senator E E Wilson, i" Representative Peter Rickard County Judge V E Watters. - Sheriff tTelt Burnett. ' Clerk Johnny Erwin. Recorder Grant Elgin. ' Assessor Pete AVhitaker. Treasurer W A Buchanany, coroner S N Wilkins.- - Additional Local Stylish Clothing for men, vountr A sneak thief has been operat- msn ys and juveniles. Tu:s ing in the various country neigh-J fPrmS we want to keep before you borhoods for several months, and , ma our assortment is not it is now believed that he has :"Y I nouy reliable, W mWK hMn.rmiTtc.TK ; aid will please the the most exact- "-"""-& -"" - liner AncatsimAw m-. l 1 fT,;- nf1,r v . xro cure ana IOOK c.m. . : "uj . 1 r J . I I C5 " D MHO toiaoi is aeprcaanons arouna measures for custom made suits Dusty. Lately lie has been op- trousers and overcoats for one of erating nearer this city. His the leading tailoring houses in the habit is to steal a . fey eahs of country. Nolan & Callahan, fruit or other vegetables, take ' David Mtskimpn. whoo " .',. i them to some sec'Hded spot and in Corvallis last week, and the facts appease his hunger; and; he? is I concerning his serious illness ap not above "lifting' light articles peared in -Friday's Gazette, died of wearing apparel. He &as been at the Occidental hotel, Saturday, pneumonia. Jiis eon arrived yesterday from his Jiome in Stafford. Kan8af, and it is quite likely that seen on numerous occasions, but in he has been successful, so far, eluding capture. f t . WE L L DRERSED 'HERE'S -something moie in weu-aressed". than mere ly paying a big price. Good clothes are worth all they cost; but paying the price doesn't al ways get 'em. Our H. S. & .1. clothes are the embodiment of the "well-dressed" idea; you get the best ready-to-wear clothes on earth right here; and the prices are economical. Sold only by . S L, Kline, Regulator of Low . Prices. The Athletic Drill. ne will take the body back with him for burial. While the sick man was given every possible at- tention, the case is a peculiarly sad j one. HOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY To Convention Meets Friday. secure a Good Homej Splendid Stock Ranch, or Perfect Summer Grazing Lands at Nominal Prices The republioan coHnty conven tion meets next TTi ""-..,. f J fi- it . e. t r . . . . . . . .. RrAxr turTV. I r ,r- , . " "TC O,oc -wnpany naving purcnasea w.uuu acres 01 the Friday, March Corvallis and Yaqnina Bay Wagon KOad lands, known as the "Coe Land.,." A large audience assembled, at the armory last Friday "ivening to witness the second annual ex hibition of body building gym nasties, under the direction of Phvsical Instructor Patterson AbDut 200 students took . uart in 28th, at which time delegates will have w placed them on the market the errand rpvipm nf.? 1oce- be chosen to reoresent Rntrn Li. nes,? ara. .,?mProv9 lands situated in -Benton and Lincoln counties, -- . .w:.:T "VfK ine ne ot tne uorvailis & Eastern railroad, in the best grazing andfrnit- xucic weis a iiichhlcu iaa proyc I . .v(,Uunvu swu. uu v.uu- gnuva gi naiiera uregou. .,fi.---fi--i. ,-t.Yvr:r-: state rnnvnfin r "'ces: i.oo to $4,00 per AcreV Easv Terms. Perfect Titfe The drills were pretty and per- laad APril 2, i92, at n a. m., . JVl. JVL DAVIS, Agent feet in time and movement. Fea-1 aoa tnls couttty will send twelve ctooer 7. .1901. Corvallis.IOregonl tures of the program were, th fl Sates' a he congressional bag punching: by Byron Tavlor convention will convene at Rose and the boxine and wrestilneiJ burg April e, iqo2. at 1 v. m matches. In the latter . con tests Benton county being entitled to 'prizes were awarded. Lemerv seven delegates. It is quite 1 ' w - a a defeated Pelliind in the heavy- Probable that the county conven- p weight class, but Cate apd Wil- lion will then adjouiu, subject " son, middle weights, and Farra to tne caI1 ot tne county chair- and Weber, lio-ht wpiohtc : man. teal Estate, Insurance, Collecting and change Agents. Ex- unable to reach decisive, results and they met Saturday evening to finish the contest Excellent music was furnished by the Cadet band during the evening. Delegates ChosenY W. R C. Social. than six months old. Anvone with a knowledge of stock could toll at a glance that it is a fine animal. It is by the Jehn Osborn buil "Meddler." a family chamber 13x16 feet, a hall 9x20 and a bathroom 7xS feet. A pretty alcove will adorn the upper story. The estimated cost will be $700. Last Thursday Dr. Farra made a I a. a 11 t 11 . .. T.ODf Timcar Itfi A T, 4 1 IHD lO ID6 DeBI nOUSO DdOW tOWU len Parker, of Toledo, celebrated nu. aiter amiBiDg me smaupox u flf?oK t,5v. 4K;. patient James Whiteford gave marriage. Mr. Parker and Miss thfm ructions that they could Julia Umnhrev were marrie.1 at ra,Be. lnune me Knowing Burlineton. Iowa, in 1852. and morning ana come 10 town, uer th same vear for Oregon Th au preyw.wno acieu as nurse, a j Uiuiru i-w wiibwti y u i til iu iu, i j - . , l t - . and Mr. Parker later represented a.aa v"0 Y?11 p?aiLn aunn8 this county in the state legislature. weniy oaa aays mey were m W. A. McLagau and wife, of to town Friday morning and Mr, Carroll, Iowa, arrived in this city Whiteford went up to the island last Friday evening. They cane above town after his personal effects for a few diys- visit with Wm. and leit for his home at Jefferson McTaRffan and familv. Thev havn nassed the greater Dart of the win- A letter f.'om President I. A ter in Southern California. W. A. Beattie, of the Eastern Oregon State McLaganisthe younser brother of formal bchool, at Weston, Or., Wm. McLagan, and they have not am to Ml8S LuIu Spangler, of this met before since 1S77, when Wm. Clty a tew daVs aS- Mlss fcPaD" McLagan made a trip East. It is a public outrage that the oounty roads should be in the con dition we find some of them at pres ent. For instance, between Philo math and Corvallis, a distance of about .seven miles, the roads are in such a bad conditiqn in many places that a leather bed would sink out of sight almost instantly. For thi deplorable state of affairs there is no excuse. This is one of the mainly traveled roads of the county and is old enough to have had some thing substantial done on it. The public is largely to blame for this condition ana it is a sad com men - eler was offered and bas accepted the charge of the vocal department music at this school for the spring term. The term begins March 31st, and Miss Spangler left on the boat this morning. This recognition is doubly gratifying, as the position came unsolicited. Without the shadow of a doubt, Miss Lulu will have great success as a teaoher in this department, as she is in every way competent, and will be certain to make a host of friends in her new fietd. Miss Spangler has for years been a favor ite singer with the people of this section, and while all wish her great srood fortune, they regret to lose ... - n Ury that if the publio deserved any her. Thus for a time wa shall miss better roads they would have them. 1 a sweet sir ger. ine w. K. gave a unique and very enjoyable social at their hall on last Friday night. Early iu the evening the women com menced to arrive, bearing baskets, some round, some square, some long, some short, in fact, any shape you wanted, until about three score and nineteen were stacked on the desks. About 8:30 o'clock Mrs. Cronk, presi dent of the corps, passed the but ter. The machinery moved off into a neat little program of song, dialogue and reeitation, at the conclusion of which the an nouncement was made that the baskets and contents on the side were prepared by the young la dies and that the young men were expected to step up to the rack and pay two bits, take their choice, then dive into the basket and find the name of the builder cf the contents and then extend an invitation to her to join in putting it where it would do the most good. At the other side where the old or married portion were lo cated things were arranged in the same manner, but the older boys were more speedy on foot in getting down to work. There were'siany amusing little inci cents that occurred during the evening and all went away thank ing the ladie3 .for the very en joyable evening. Wanted, Two Men TITLES EJL-IIfcTIEDD. Married or single, to work on farm. iiocses furnished; employment the year round. Address X, this office. A Light Docket. Circuit court convened at q o'clock Saturday morning to complete business carried over from the last term, and the regu lar March term opened Monday morning. But three criminal cases appeared upon the docket and none of these came to trial. Charles Thomas, charged with obtaining money under false pre tences, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 2 years in the pen itentiary yesterday afternoon. Pearl Cooper is receiving treat ment in a Portland hospital and his case was continued, as was the case against J, R. Allen, for stealing sheep, he being unable to secure his witnesses. A couple of divorce cases and some matters in equity was all that came up to engage the at tention of the court, which will probably adjourn this morning A Mysterious Individual. 1 ue lonowing delegate were chosen a, the republican primaries iasi lnurBaay to represent the par ty in tne . convention to -be held uriaay: ,. : , .r; Dusty J P Gregg, A.JJ.Buck ingham, A V Hawlev, Ed Wil liams, G V Howard, A Perrin and J L Hayden. j . Philomath Wm Jolly, George cooper, n u ioggan, j ii p'ehler, David Gellatly, S I Pratt, N E JNewton and Uhns Hecker. t Wren Homer Lilly, Geo Bayne, Jr., and Charles King. Monroe Carpenter, Dell- Har pole, W F Starr and James Pfout3. Kings Valley Link Allen, T T Vincent, R Dunn. and Mr. Johnson. Corvallis No 1 S L Shedd. J F Yates, O Witham, Harold Strong and h. J Harrington. Corvallis No 2 W H Currin, S T Kerr, J M Cameron, S L Kline, G W Denman, W G Lane,:. C E Woodson and W E Yates. Corvallis No 3 T R Smith, William Bogue, A Rennie, J W Crawford, J B Irvine, Geo Lilly and Geo L Paul. Corvallis No 4 Thos Cooper, August Fischer, O V Hurt and Henry Gerhard. Blodgett B B Blodgett, C H Wamsley, Warren Norton. Soap Creek Virgil Carter, Ed Blake and J Ritter. Willamette J Wilkinson, Wil liam Parks, Gro Mercer Jr, Fred Whitby. Summit Robert McFarland, H Underbill. Alsea M W Ruble, D D Longbottom, Tom Vidito. Mortgages, Wills, Deeds and All Kinds of Legal Papers Drawn. We advertise in 2CO weeklv news natters in the East, thrmio-h 800 news advertising agencies, and our facilities for handling your properties are the best. If .you wish to buy: sell or swap anvthin? from a calf or a do? to a so, 000 acre ranch in anv rart nf fhf TTmpr1 Rfafp wo c ii 1 ... . . ' For Sale or Exchange. x nave 160 acres of Land located 6 miles irom Corvallis, Bentoa Co., Or for sale or will exchanm for Pnrtknrf city property. For further partitfolars We will buy, sell, trade, kill or give it away, can on or address .. , Mas. J. Mason, owner, Corvallis, Qr. The , Meneley Quartette and Prohibition Convention. We try to do you iustice and eive satisfaction. Our cham s s. reasonable. " CoUections of old ouMawed3et " ' Insurance written in best companies in the United Stales. Office over Postomce, Corvallis, Oregon. -: lhe famous and renonned Meneley Quartette, of Chicago, will give one of their unique concerts under the auspices of the W C T TJ and the Corvallis Prohibi tion Alliance at the Opera House, March 28, 1902; at 8 o'clock. It consists of vocal music by the quartette and impersona tions by W.- Eugene Knox. General admission, 25 cents ; reserved seats, 30 cents ; children under 12 years, free. All desiring reserved seats, call on E F Bry- ant at the bank. The Prohibition County Convention will convene at the above place and date at 1:30 p. m. Every prohibition voter is earnestly requested to be present. The public is cordially invited. Committjee. Corvallis'" Most Popular Eating House -THE p. 4 Pioneer Bakery ti AND RESTAURANT. Fresh bread daily. A complete stock of candies, fruits and nuts kept canstantly on hand. JSmokers supplies a specialty. H. W HALL, Proprietor. ft. The Two Ideas. The house on the Herbert Nash place, three miles west of this city, now the property of Democracy will hold its prim aries in this county next Satur day. The fact that republicans should have diversified opinions which lead to spirited contests in the primaries, seems incompre hensible to their friends. the democrats. The republicans be lieve that the primaries are in tended to give voters an oppor tunity to express their preference for delegates to the convention. The democrats regard the pri maries and the convention as sort of interesting formalities.. A prominent member of the local Tammany organization said the evening of the republican pri maries: Q . "The democrats will place but one set of names in the field in each precinct in the county and they will be ratified and sent to the convention. Our ticket -is an maae up now and we can safely have the ballots printed any time." That ticket is generally cpn- PL4YING AND TEACHING WASH FABRICS. jPj(mO Exoerts Dredict a o-reat Wash Fabric season. We have Wash Mordaunt GoodnOUQh uihui "fni aesign ana whose understanding of the higher art quality. All the styles in our 0f music has been obtained by years of vt collection are tne product OI study and attested by several years buc the best American, Scotch and cesBfui teaching, announces that he will French mills. Many ef the receive pupils at any time for the pro styles ar confined to ns. Traduction of time to do your choosing is now, then when the hot days arrive you will be all oreoared to eniovlof 010 first class them in the proper comfort. I LeS0D8 als sen in specialties, such Strono- 1in rf nrhlta Ae Mason's Pianoforte Technics, Reed We Buy ami Sell Farms. Kefii?ed, Apical ar?d ffauistic PlaiM embroideries. Our new stock of Silk Wash Waists have arrived. and I Wood Wanted. We will receive bids for old body red fir wood 4 feet lone. From 5o cords to 2oo cerds may be bid on by one or more parties. - We will reserve tne right to reject any and all bids. The CoavAiiis Watek Co. Miss Mabel Cronise Graduate of Chicago College ofjtfusic. CORVALLIS, OEEGON, Organ, Harmony, Etc. Call at residence, one courthouse. b'ock wc3t of Avoid the Penalty. Taxpayers of Benton County : While not required to do so, I call your atten tion to the fact that the time for getting 3 per cent rebate for payment of taxes expires Saturday, March 15th. You are allowed by law to pay half of your taxes on or before April 7th and the balance on or before October 6th without" rebate or penalty. If one-half is not paid by April 7th the law requires you to pay a penalty of ten per cent and interest at 12 per cent from April 7th to date of payment. I will be required to collect the penalty and interest, for the law exacts it and I will have bo discretion in the matter. Corvallis, March 7, 1902. M. P. Burnett. Sheriff Benton Co. Get your Job Work done here Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and bladder right If you want to sell farms or city prop erty list it with us. Write us or call and see us, we advertise in Eastern papers. If you want to buy property or want a business location write or call on ue. Houses to rent, money at low interest, insurance written, collections made, farms rented, etc. Office in (Sanders' Jewelry Store. N. P. Petshson. j G. A. Eoca:;soi, A Great Saving. All property owners should know it. For one Dollar we will cell you cu.: ever a lasting' Fence Post receipt. To be had at this office. Chapped hands, cracked lip? and roughness of the skin cured quickly by Banner Salve, the mosthealingointme it in the world. G.-:ihain & Wort!) a n. Goats Wanted. Anyone wishi lg to place a few hun dred head of goats on sliares would do well to address tbis office. N. Jackson, Danville, 111., writes: "My daughter had a severe attack of la grippe and a terrible cough settled on her lungs. We tried a great many remedies without giving relief. She tried Foley's Honey and Tar which cured her. She has never been troubled with a cough since. For Sale. Black Lansehan chickens, ana sliep Jierd puppies, J.-H.. Edwards, . IDuety, Oregon,
