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About Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1902)
THE C0RVALL1S GAZET FE. FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1902. To cover the cost of setting and dis tributing the type in snch matters, a charge of fifty cents will be niide for each "Card of Thanks," and fire cents per line for each set of "Resolutions of Condolence" appearing in tbece columns. W. A. Sanders, Jewejer. " The' Corvallis Creamery people are now paying 20-i cents per pound for batter fat. Mrs. Ora Yokum returned to CorvalliB, Tuesday, after spending her Fourth at her old home in Sheridan. LOCAL at NEWS. v Wall paper new desigu", Birnbart's. Mrs. F. L. Miller and son, Max, were expected to arrive home, yes terday, from Portland, where they have visited relatives daring the past month. There was a picnic in Lobster last Tuesday and many people from Ateea attended. A "good time" is said to have been the verdict of all who attended. Mrs. Mary Troxel and child ren, of Oregon City, arrived in Corvallis, Wednesday, for a vieit of some duration with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schultz. We want houses to rent to our customers. Those who have such will do well to list with us as we have numerous applications for houses: Morgan & Eglin. Haying is now on in full blast. Next comes grain harvesting, then prunes and hops, and we will Boon be planning what to get our friends for a Christmas present. Verily, time flys. ri n . V. Hurt and children ..n.t tn lenve diirine the fore part of next week for Salem, where she will attend the annual union camp .tinn fViat. will continue for a lUbHU ' week or such a matter. Prpabvtrian church services at 11a.m. and 8:00 p. m., Sunday School at 10 a. m., Chustian En .too .,r.r at 7-00 n. m. You are cor Hillv invited to attend all these services. Andrew Cahkick, Pastor Saturday night, July 12th, will be the welcome meeting of Captain H. B. Vidalin, of Baker City, at tiio Salvation Armv hall. Every body is invited to attend and give the new captain a rousing welcome The Willamette Valley Chautau- and will then build Mu t ABKopiation is now in session his city lot. at Gladbtone Park, near Oregon Work still continues on the Hotel n;i Tt oonvsrrfd Julv 8th and rw vallia filY or BfiVCH 11)611 HT6 will rlnsft J 11 lv 19th. During the I all the time. The fire- eeesions a number of our prominent roof sheeting on the south side of educators pian to anenu. lnft building is pretty wen uuug Mr and Mrs. Ambrose Wateon and would have been completed ere I . . i, tKia miiM thf material have been a.nri BOnP wno lor luo uaan uiuu" " --- . Z of Mr. and supplied. The work of placing a V. . vr e: nf tKia oUv vault in the buildine for the bank JMTP. 111. l- Ollli psuii, J I , . i a . VranMaon trt I is in nroeress. are vo ruiurn iu uau x - Mies Aznea Klecker came up! froi Portland, Tuesday, for a visit of ten days or longer with her aunt, Miss Mary Klecfcer. J. M. Cameron and family have mo red into their new home on 8th street. They now have a splendid home in a most desirable section of the city. ' United Evangelical church: The pastor will preach both morning and evening. At Witham school house at 3 p. m. H. A. Deck, pastor. W. C. Corbett's brick vard resumed work Tuesday morn ing. They hail been oDHgea on ac count of bad weather to remain idle during the preceeding week. Services in the Episcopal church next Sunday as followp- bunday School at 10 a. m.; morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. tc. C. MacLkan, Ph. D., Rector. Mr ami Mrs. H. L. Hall came tVifiir home in Buena Vista, Mondav afternoon. Alter attena- , . . i ing some matters or Dusinesa an i visiting friends they returned nome the following evening. r, S fi Hnmbert will preach at church next Sunday. exDosition of the Third Psalm at 11 a. m. The trifimn for 8 n. m. will be, "The nf the Acres." S. S. at 10 a. m.: C. E. at 7 p. m. Tomorrow evening the entire fire ongriment. will take Dart in a diill. The first Monday of each month is the date of the company's business meetings and the following Satur days are reserved for drill. This will continue during the summer months. James Horning has had the old barn which stood on the property Uv nirrchased bv himself, just cnn th nf th ine faotorv. torn down. - . . it . r Mr. Horning expects to dispose 01 hia nrrtw,rt,v across Marys river, - mj t v wr - , a residence on Mrs. R. W. Tohnson is visit frieUds" in fjouthern -Oregon. - -i A ftnmlir n V:. Woodson ar rived home, Wednesday, from a trip to Eugene, his old "stamp ing ground." Kxt Wednesday, July 16th, the harH nf regents of the O A C will hold their mid summer meeting. Heman Hall went to Independ ence during f-e first of the weeK to vieit for a short time with friends. Trtkn Umbi. who recently ar rived in Corvaliis from the East, leaves tomorrow with his lamuy fr Ran "Luis Obisoo, Camorma. CalJahau -cottage, just. court house. . - . - License to wed was issued Wed nesday to Chas. Wiley and. Vida Hart, "both of this city. - S. B. Bane has purchased " the Berchtold property just south of Ti. Kiger's residence on 4th street. The Woodmen of the World wil install officers for the ensuing term thin pvmnr. It is desired that there may be a good attendance. Dr. Withycombe delivered the ad dress of welcome on behalf the state at the annual National convention of the Pure Food and Dairy Com Dorth xif -thej but-tnree. or. ac .JSlTh delegates will visit Corvallis by concludes its write-up of the owM . . . me tomorrow. of July celebraUon at max. piaoe uy stating that "no accidents occurred, but there was one ngut. beats our celebration. Mrs. E. F. Pernot and chil dren went over to the coast yes terday to'remain during tse sum mer season. From this time on it is expected that there will be quite a rush for the seashore. Thns Whitehorn went to Cor nelius, Wednesday to be present at the wedding ot uis menu, Thos. Tolbert, which occurred at that place that evening. He will be home Monday. Prof. W. A. Henry, of the univer sity" of Wisconsin, is in Corvallis. He is making a tour of the West for the purpose of -visiting the various colleges in the interests of agricul ture. .The distinguished visitor is accompanied by Regent Killen, of the O A C. Professor Henry is the leading authority" on live stock in the United States. He inspected the herd at the college yesterday. A petition is in circulation pray ing that the road between this city and Philomath be made' shorter and straighter by continuing directly on from the Thos. Cooper farm to Philomath. It is said that by .1. -mm M E church Preacning at opening a new roan irom a point a ii a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday quarter of a mile west of Mr. Loop- residence for a distance of scnooi at io a. "VJ""-.- about three miles the road between were tardy during the entire three days. This speaks weir tor our teachers, and indicates the excel lent work done by the instruct ors. Prof. Jones, editor . of the Oregon Teachers' Monthly, re ports that he took more subscrip tions for his paper and otner peri odicals at this institute than he had oreviouslv done at any other institute in the state. -This also speaks well for our teachers, as it indicates- a wide-awake interest in their profession and their woik. Scared at Corner Stone. tt A' Of 15 Per Cent. On all Men's and Boys' Suits. "Ve need the room for onr large Fall order, which will be tlie beat we have ever shown you. Come in and see wbat nice, nobby clothes you can buy for little money and all other things you need. Men's. Shirt Waists $1 50 to $2 00 Harr- Schaffher V Mart In iln - Clofhes The thing for hot weather. The Gordon Hat all Styles $3. BLACK CAT HOSE For Men, "Woaien and Children. 10c to 35c per pair. 10 v. 3:30 p. m.; Epworth at 7:30 p. m. Strangers kindly welcomed to all these services. i?bvi: T.. Moore. Pastor. Corvallis and our sister city will be shortened by something liKe two miles. It is not desired to do away with the old road, or to cease keep ing it ud. While there will De Df many signatures on the petition, it Wednesday, John bcott, 01 U tv.nnaht Umt t.her will be a nro- ims cny, WUU3C suu " tept filed against granting it ceived a letter from the physician . The third race in the Cook of the latter. It bore the inform- Tortora series came off at Kigei : s ation that the voung man was track, Tuesday afternoon. The considered to be' out of danger, third time failed to work.a charm It was a very close call, as the for Gene, however, for his horse knife, entered the left side just lost again to the Cook mare. below the heatt and cut a gash rne distance was a quari ui 1 nearly three inches long. The first number of "The Re porter," published at Toledo by R. F. Holm, has reached our table. The paper is a neat five column quarto. It will make its appearance every Thursday. In his salutatory, the editor says: 11 hj0rse) ani jt is this naoer shall prove aa humble r instrument in the advancement of Lincoln county it will fulfill all the expectations of its promo ter. ... , 1 mnrnw Mr. Waison 19 cierK. ui the superior court in 'Frisco. iimno Burnett cava that the out iw ilmJr riTiine orchard earlier uuit r-- .... in the season was pretty bullous, i.Ht ot. Tircspnt, the conditions are .r.t an hail. H nredicts an aver On account of bad weather on Jnly 4th, Lebanon posponed her spotting events tnat were scneuuieu for the above date -unui juiy nm, Friday. Members of the gun club of this city are making preparations to shoot at Lebanon m i a iL.i thm Ainnomn onn ir. im 11111 ih . . a a t cqvu 1 nui iiii i.iim ui.i.nnivii uuu v u uww - P . p , ..L.,1 u. .1... m.i nnfi of the Corvallis hose ttieir peacnes wiu v - - hoBe contests. '"'ure- .... Some of our athletes will likely at- Blackberry gathering lias neen tend anJ eQter lhe contests on their the order o eaav own responsibility recently, il i i"t 11 y uu, . . f T J .. ... 1 .uio,vr. nKorlpa T. Morean. son of Mr. an noon aa inev lenrii ut mo iuv-om i . . . . Af.lTnath thev hustle to it and Mrs F. P. Morgan, of this city, rinn Woodward is at present employed at the task of hauling wood to the court house. Last winter ha was granted the con tract of supplying tne county with fifty cords of oak wood, "our feet long, at $2.69 per cord. r: 1 1 ' 1. 1 im-t tnn lata. aim iiivariauiy c Chinamen get the creditior gather- mng all of the berr.es ineigni. 1 WKilfl oncrnP'ed at the task of rnnf aheetine on the vtbl.lii J' p o.i K aAa nf Hotel Corvallis a few davn ago a board in the Bcaffolding Itrolr and a coudIo of workmen were given quite a fall. One of ihm full twelve or more feet and u miliar anvAral feet further. Luck 1 un uvuvi - noithor was pftriouslv hurt and 1 jr iivi wmv ww lniiffhintr. A knot in the board is what caused the break T uto Ivincr. a nenhew of Sol King, o,l in flnrvallis a couule of ni llf ww-- a (lava ncro from Southern Oregon It is something over ten or fifteen be left Corvallis. He is an Indian war veteran, having hunted Indians under General stt. He hai been at various Slices since leaying this city and who for some months has been on th- II. S. trainine ship fensacoia, Df tinned at Goat Island, writes that ha Vina nassed his examina UUUW r tions all right and is now an able He exnects soon w De fransferreil to the United States cruiser Boston as that vessel goes Snln immediate f.rt m mTSPlOll . 1116 I1JIV JIAJUJ-..." young man seems well pleased with his position and prospects. Next Thur8dav, July itn, tne H;r.ol rvrnn. O. N. G.. known as th. "Rriimde Signal Corns, of this city will join the forces that will be enonmrtea in Aiuauy u ar.rl onntimie in camn for the fol lowing eight days. The camp will be called Uamp wiinams in uuuw of General George U. Williams, mayor of Portland. The Corvallis boys are expecting aaaitionai equip ments to reacn tnem oeiweeu uuw and the time for encampment. mile. The animals got away on even terms, but the horse soon took the lead and maintained it up to the last hundred yards, when the mare overhauled him and won by a scant length. Af ter the race, Ernest Case, of Al banv. purchased the Tortora piven out tnac Case and Cook have arranged for a race to occur in about two weeks. Quite an accident occurred to Oeorf e Coooer. wife and daugh ter, and Misses Etta and KoDena . r . rrt Smitn, last &unaay. ney were t drivine- in a hack to Plymouth rhnrcli to attend services and when within about half a mile of tlieir Mtination the team be came frightened and ran over a - " - ... rock in the road, me venicie was unset and its occupants were thrown out. The little daughter stunned by the fall and it took S, L, KLINE, Corvallis, Oregon- enrne time to revive her. Miss Etta Smith was quite seriously hurt in the back and her sister did not escape liehtlv. In fact, all of the party were more or less bruised. The rock that frightened the team and caused the overturning of the hack is a township corner sfrnf art d stands exactly in the center of the road. Parties who are acauainted in that section say that it does not stand above the pround more than ten or twelve inches. At any rate it is a little strange that the horses snouid have , been friehtr.ned at it, and it is unaccountable that it should ba vp caused the vehicle to be unset so completely. Our informant did not learn if the hack was damaged to any ex- tnt- hut- thonorht not. It IS tut, - O - stated that the condition of one oi two of the injured people was so serious that a pnysician was called. A Live Session. The annual teachers' institute Xr Ronton conntv convened in this city on last Monday, Tues Haw an rl Wednesday. It is re nm-t-efl to have been one of the best ever held in this county. ivui " i i cleat tvti He has it all cut and has already guch abie instructors a - f- r. a. 4-. nnrlc! I -v T-r A 1 tiauiea niceen or iwcuiy wxu w fcupt. J. xi. ACKcimau, - a rri I the court nouse. ine la&K. w hauling is not a small one by anv means, as he is eignt miies j can make but from Corvallis and one trip a day. Many fine things of their kind nnu ineir way iu uivwuo. o , ,Ttti. . . r-v.' ...... ..it ia a flentrrnnhv. "What to Teach latest real i v cictaui coiui i " e- r j , . line of single drivine harness that School Management, urgamza- D- - . ,r .. IIA Ttl as btate Prof. D. a firont. Principal oi rarK obnnl. Portland, and Prof. F. S. Haroun and Prof. J. M. Haskins were present to assist in the work. The subjects discussed by each instructor were. History, "Origin of the Constitution"; was recently received Dy j. i. Cameron. The patent leather in this harness is of the finest quality; there is not a sticn in signt auu the sewing is of the best character. It is most tastily made and is a first-class decoration for any driv ing horse. There are other kinds nf harness and at prices within all of Mr. ...nk f oil 1 r (not n,wra nrinoa nre moRt reasona- firades" : Physiology, VfaUJCivu a t-' I w- " hie. I UlVlSion, luicimtuiaiv "Plans ot instruc 'Induction and Deduc tion Geop-raohv. "Frye Book"; School Management, "TVoinline " bv Proi. L). A rirnt- "Arithmatie" and "Lan- ' -- . , . , guage". by Sup't. J. 1. ACKer- "Keaainff. isi iu um Primary Division man; Jesse Spencer's tonsonai panor , -Remtation." . m i : : i iv i any urtnriiL. a was the scene oi an unusuai iui- . dent last Tuesday. Jim Sing, the by Prot. J. ai. nzzu U"V. , ih ,ocViio Prinnrv Division, and well Kl own VjUiuauiau, euicicu . . . . , . shoo, walked over to tnecnair, seat- Aavanceu wvuiuu & states that he at present owns some This no doubt will prove a splendid vaiuaoie property m ... iouiiujj iu mo Eastern Oregon. It is said that ne ;onla n ereot a. residence in Job s ..litinn and make Corvallis his place of abode. T..m Pariin who is now carrvine K A Una mail, was in Corvallis .oaienlav. His missiou was 1o or .1- a naclret for "Uncle Jimmy" Vidito, who died at the home of his brother, Willis, in Alse.i, luesaay n,r The deceased wa3 ailing only a few days and it is thought that death resulted from old age nuni than from anv other cause 'Uncle Jimmie" was about 70 years of age and had many friends to re gret his death. The r jmaina were to have been interred in the Alsea cemetery yesterday afternoon. Just after the Fourth there is al ways a lull in business affairs. Harvesting is on and those who are not engaged at this occupation, or any other, Lie themselves to the mountains or the seaside and let Knl.l town and the unfortunates, who, from necessity, inhabit it get .inm as heat, thev ran. We are nt complaining, as we have found fmm an exnerienee of many years that Corvallis is a delightful place trt tVe onr summer vacation, bull, becauae there are not enough of us tn make thiiitrs merry is the main reason for the prevailing quietude There is to be a big gathering of Indian teachers at Newport this summer, iney are n cumo uum five states as follows: Wyoming, Washington, Idaho, Montana and Oregon. The meeting is to be a teachers' institute, sucn as is ueiu annually by the teachers in the common schools. The visitors will discuss various problems connected .. . . j .i with Indian education as cuuuucieu ,r Va varinns Tndian schools. The delegates will number 300, and thev are to meet in Angust lor a ten days' session, lueir expenses are borne by the government. Ashland Tidings. r n l?rae arrived home. Wed- nooloTr fmm a hiisiness trip to Mc- "J"J V. e . i M;r.,r;iio Mr. Kose is one ine iUllI" trnotees nf the Oregon Fire Relief ti.m and was in attendance accuviu1"" - at. the nnarterlv meeting of the as- . 1 - . , cnn atinn lift SaVS IDai notwiiu ts to the contrary in certain circles, tne Dusiness oi una inBiironM comnanv is in a koou, healthy condition and all liabilities can be promptly mei. me that C E.Diuges received his $1, 500 insurance on the warehouse re cently consumed by flames in this city bears Mr. Rose out, iu his state ment of the financial condition of the association's affairs. A himself and looking at his mai esty of the razor and shears, said: " . ... WAV a W ( ''You cut em tail onr wr. open cer was surprised and required Jim to give fuller information. Jim said he had no intention of ever n of ever v. N. iri..-4. rin,i,. ' - 1 MiMAtA n IVI III t IH 11 11 L VTUUUUUUCUl a 1 .1 I It . s-i I IlldUU JUIV .w-. returning to tjninaiana auu uau r , M o concluded thathence forth he would address ,of LJ'xV. follow the style of the Americans, u. numucn, 4, ;. ;i He hadbecoLe disgusted with his W. Wyatt; vocal solo Miss Ma queue. In the twinkling of an eye bel Cronise; violin solo, Kutnyn he was rid of it, had his topnot Turney; trio for voice, violin and anointed, his face bathtd with lor- n;,no. Miss Cronise, Messrs. Home-Seekers: If you are looking for some real good bargains in Stock, Grain, Fruit and Poultrv Ranches, write for my special list or come and see me. I shall take pleasure in giving you all the reliable information you wish- also showing you over the country. HENRY AMBLER, SiSSSJT1 Philomath, Benton County, Oregon Additional Local. Ride a Rambler. Just arrived now designs of I wall naner. at Barnhart s. bee them. Oil meal for sale at Graham & Wells. Splendid feed for dairy stock. STUNNING EFFECTS can be had with the rich tints and colors of our ready mixed house paints. You can brighten up your home wonderfully by retouching and repainting painted woodwork, walls or floors with these superior and convenient paints, at very small cost. Try our New Era enamel for your hath tub. C. A. Barnhart Opposite P. O. Corvallas. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth, Oregon. Marx clothes, Sold only by Hart Schaffner' & the peer of them all. S. Li. ivline. Mrs. J. Mason offers her stock of trimmed dress hats 12 dozen for 20 per cent off. TSTrian .fc Caliahan's Great Mid- Summer Reduction Sale will begin Saturday July 12th. s,MAthinr for the ladies at the n 7rTTP nfficfi. A fine line of call- VJI J. A. Va.uww - inr cards. Come in and have some printed while you wait. rrVinco in search of cheao homes will do well to call on Morgan & Eglin, as they are offering several .looiralo farms and stock ranches, uolauw . - also resident properties in Corvallis, and they will treat you ngm. For catalogue containg full information, address or J. B. BUtler, isecreiary. Graduates of the -school are m constant demand at salaries ranging from $40 to $100 per month. Students take the state examinations during their course m the school and are prepared to receive State Certificates on graduation. Expenses ranee from $120 to $175 per year. Stiong Normal Cour&e, and well-equipped Train ing Department. The Fall term opens September 16th. E' - Redent. SALE! Music Lessons. Mordaunt Goodnoueh will teach piano, organ and harmony in Corvallis this slimmer. Terms: One hour lesson, 65 cents : one 45 minute lesson, 50 cents ; one 33 minutes, 35 cents. llU V LA.. ' . Prof. Tartar assisted as secretary. The evening sessions held on Monday and Tuesday evenings were well attended. Monday evening's program consisted of a Sash, Doors, Monld- ngs, Furniture and General Finished umber. ida water, and walked out of the shop with his queue under his arm neatly done up in brown paper. Some weeks ago the Gazette contained an article concerning I Turney and Goodnough. Rev. . r : i, on p-vrpllen t" AAca nn "The Dutv of the Corvallis, Church to the School." E.ev. W. B. Smith gave some excel- . . - n . i r oi,.n pnr norcresiiuus l(J lilt k"v-uu b. 13. cane s hock, vi mu. -.-, ,,u tS.,.. du,,., nA t3;nina the m ms reinarb on. i'- rucaauw, xl -a V . nL. ot,l M Rnrh information that Mr. Bain tne . - r .i l- -.-j tv,; irprp full of eood advice tne sale oi tnese u.rus - . 1 . it na i in l nesuiiv cvtuiuc uvsjuv- po-trs Mncc tnat time axi. i j , , e&as. since luai .i t.eTCL musical program, addresses nas oeeu uugcu - - -f R Ressk Lrom ail pomons ox .uc u - - the normal btates, tne writers wuuiug ' t- - - . , oTt , ' i. 4. orA Unrinolat Menmouth, and bup t maKe purcnascs iu nuuw u.- - about these birds. In speaking J. H. Ackerman. The address , . .....j-:. uTt- Lf Snn't. Ackerman on the sub- ot me maun lC T:,t -HoW to Handle the Boys," lilane remarKea, inauMu.uM jv... - oct;nn i i .oot I Txrac 111 1 1 OI v aiuituib ouslcwuu"-) tftat LMDa pneabauis, aic v Hi(1 tUpp rf these birds every patron of our public have laid 171 eggs already this season. As they bring $2.50, per dozen, the profit is easily figured. cohnnls should take to heart The attendance at the dayses- cinn of the institute was excellent ' At least 70 teachers were present COLBERT & GREGORY Manufacturing Company. Our Great Mid-Summer Sale will begin SATURDAY, JULY 12th. ORDER OF SALE All Summer Goods at Cost. Liberal reductions on all other lines except 'Douglas' and Walkover Shoes, Monarch White bhirts. nun i Overalls. All goods sold at Reduced Prices for Cash Only. Big Bargains in Men's, Boys' and Youths' Summer Suits. Our New Fall Stock will arrive early; we must have room it. South Main Street Oregon. for S. L. Kline, agent for Os borne Binders, Mowers and Hay Rakes. Full line of Gro ceries. ITignest price paid lor Wool. D, H, Frankhauser Agent fer the Singer Sewing Machiae Company. Carry a full line oi macmu supplies. Repairing a specialty. uu"-. two doors south of Mrs. Mason's milli nery store. Corvallis, Oregon. THE Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and bladder right. I m S 8 I Pioneer Bakery and Ice C ream p Fresh bread daily. A complete stock oi candies, fruits and nuts kept canstantly on hand. Smokers supplies a specialty. - H. W HALL Proprietor. i