LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Oats 32c to 34c.
D. D Berman is io Decatur,
111. visiting relatives and friends.,
J. Senger keeps the beat - hand
made shoee in town.
Supt. Denman and family left l
Wednesday tor a snort
vacation
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over in the Alsea valley.
Hammocks at Hollenburg &
Cady's.
Dr. Roberts, the well-known oc
culist, arrived today from To'edo,
and will remain for a week at. the
Occidental Hotel.
The W. C. T. U. will hold their
regular'' monthly meeting in - the
Public Reading Room next Thurs
day, July 2 1 , at 3 o'clock p. m.
Buy a meal ticket at Chipraan's
and eat when you please.
Prof. Cordley left for Oakland
and other roiots in Douglas county,
Friday, He is experimenting ex
tensively with the San Jose scale.
Hollenberg & Cady's headquar
ters for campers outfits tents, cots,
camp stools, camp stoves, etc. -
Edward Starr, of Bellfountain, is
son tern plating moving to Corvalhs,
to give his children the advantage
of the city schools. He uas rented
the Hunter home. ;
When in Albany eat at the Al
bany lunch counter.
Jn the case of the State of Ore-
gon vs F, H. Deliois, tried in Lin
coln county court, last week, W. S.
McFadden of this city, was counsel
for the latter and secured his re
lease. . " - -
Ohling & Hulburt, the old and
reliable hardware and implement
firm, of Albany has a big ad. on
the last page of this , week's Ga-
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IKTTK. 16 Wilt ruu UUUUg fciio cu-
Xin summer. j Don't fail to read it.
Fishing tackle, hunters' supplies
and sporting goods at Hodes' Pio
neer Gun Store.
Mrs. B. A. Cathey gave an after
noon tea at her residence, Thursday
afternoon, in honor of Mrs. W, W.
Calkins of Eugeue, who was visiting
in Coryallis. Mrs. Calkins returned
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noma oaiuruuj.
Mr. and Mrs. Callahan will erect
a residence of about seven rooms
on the Martha Burnett property
.just west of the court house. The
residence will occupy the site of the
tald barn now standing on the lot .
J. Senger keeps the best hand
made shoes iA town.
Ira Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Allen of this city, recentlv un
derwent an operation for the re
moval of a tumor, at the Good Sa
maritan Hospital at Portland.
He is getting along nicely and was
removed to his (home at Lents, a
uburb of Portland, last Wednes
day. Buy ameal ticket at Chipman's
nd eat when you please. ,
Police Judge Greffoz and Chief
vof Police Lani- started Friday, for
fifteen days hunt oyer in the Five
Riyers country. Reports are con
stantly coming in of the large num
ber oi s dear and bear in. the
mountains .this year, and- an excit
ing trip is anticipated by these two
gentlemenX
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Headquarters at the St. Charles. ,
Chas. Franklin living at ttentons
mill about severtjnile above Philo
math met. witbJ a , serious accident
Friday ,ig$ while shoeing a horse.
.The knife' clipped and severed the
artery and several veins, of his left
hand.. - Hp , went immediately to
Philomath; where a physican dressed
the wound.
Fishing tackle, hunters' supplies
and sporting goods at Hodes' Pio
neer Gun Store.
Th W. O. W. of Philomath, held
vueir iobwuiiuuu ui uuiucia iaau u 1 1--day
night. The past council com
mander was Walter Newtons and
the council commander elect was
-ant, W. A.' Jolly. Refreshments
" warn cflrtroH and ft uprv pnlnvahl A
-evening pent.
Great bargains in bamboo' furni
ture at Hollenberg & Cady's.
The .Rev. L. M. Boozer, well
'known in this city as a former pas
tor of the Evangelical church and
for the past thre vear pastor of
the First United Evangelical
Church of Portland, has accepted a
U from the Presbyterian Church,
- Rev. Mr. Boozer, it will bt remem
bered, is a very bright and promis
ing young man, and the Evangeli
cal, Church is loath to part with
him.
ttomombe' that - Nolan &
tfallahan'a
groat ttoduotlon
mmof Tgoods Is
Safe of si
In -full blast.
all along tmo lino
Z. H. Davis was a Sunday v5s J
itor at Philomath .
J. H. Wilson spent Sunday . at
Newport.
ed with friends in this city Sunday.!
. n T PWa nf TiiwraMfl Calif.iwas UanBacung Dusiness-iere
lis m the city, looking for a location
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The Dalles is home for short visit.
; Hollenberg & Cady can suit you
in wall pape', carpets and mattings.
Call and, see.
Corvallis Lodge, A. P. & A. M.
holds its regular meeting at Masonic
Hall, . tomorrow, Wednesday even
ing. " v.
Mrs. E. L. Irvine, cf Portland,
.arrived on Saturday to spend Sun-,
day with her. sister Mrs." Q. A.
Waggoner in t'lis city. : " ' " '
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Mrs. C. C 7M1 and daughter, of
Oakland, Calif,, who have been
visiting fuends in Philomath, re
turn home tomorrow. ?
Byron Woolridee was in the city
Saturday transacting business rela
tive to the estate of Mr. Wool
ridge deceased.
Mrs. J. C. ..Clark returned Fri
day from ah extended visit with
relatives and friends in Portland,
Oregon City and McMinnville. .
Mr. Kitson, who iias been quite
ill from threatened blood poieoning
caused by a wound received while
cutting, wood, is slowly recovering.
There is no surer way of planting
an idea into the mind of the pub
lic than a simple affirmation . con
stantly reiterated. Advertise now
and keep oh advertising.
t Some of the best displays in an
ad are produced, not by type, but
the absence of tyye. Blank spaces
will nearly always improve an ad
vertisement. One of the latest attractions in
window advertising is to be seen at
J. H. Simpson's hardware store.
It consists of a miniature battle
ship constructed from hardware
It is very unique and shows great
skill in the designer. Mr. Simp
son also has a very attractive dis
play of window-advertising.
In our write, up of the firm of
Adams Brothers last week we are
asked by the gentlemen to make
some corrections: namely that the
list of houses greeted in this city by
these gentlemen, does not include
those of Mr. F. L. Miller and Neil
Newhouse. These were built by
another firm. v ' :
Dr. Newth goes to San Francis
co this week to take a short Post
graduate course in the medical de
partment of the University of Cal
ifornia. He has decided to go at
this time owing to the fact that Au
gust in Oregon has the smallest
amount of sickness of the twelve
months of the year. Dr. Newth
enjoys a' very large practice, espe
cially in West Benton County. He
will be gone four or five weeks.
Dr. .Cathey' returned Saturday
from a trip . to Gobo, Columbia
county, where he had been called
by M; Gleason, of this city, to visit
his son, who was very low with can
cer of the stomach. It was de
sired that he perform an operation
but Dr.- Cathey! refused to do this
as the case was too far gone. ..He
stated that the young' man, who is
42 vears of age, "could not live
more than a few days.'. '
Prof. E. R. Laka, of the Oregon
Agricultural College has been
using most of his time since his
summer vacation commenced look
ing after the development of : the
horticultural features at the grounds
of the Lewis and Clark Expos t ion.
Although this exposition will be
small in comparison with the mam
moth one at St. Louis, we judge
from reports of visitors to the St.
Louis Exposition and the progress
which has been made on the
grounds of the Lewis and Clark
Exposition that the lawn?, rose
warden and similar featnrpn will ha
more attractive lfi .Portland than
at St. Louis. Oregon Agriculturist.'
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After you have . decided on your
summer vacation" and concluded
that the best place .to go is Newport-bv-the-sea,
then the next ques
tion to be taken up is where to stop
wnue there, for an ideal hotel,
combining" handy location, good
rooms and excellent table, no better
selection can be " made than the
well-known Bay View House, oppo
site, the boat landing 6n Main
street. This house is run on the
Amercan plan only, and the rates
are reasonable. The proprietor is
O. F. Jacobson, who has lived in
Newport for years, and is familiar
with every feature .of interest in
that locality. He was connected
for several years with the life-say
ing station near that port, and
made an exceptionally good record
Ab soon as you land from steamer
step across the street and you will
Prof. Pernot went to the Bay,
Saturday and returned yesterday
C. S. Mc Dtfvitt, of Dallas, visited
with his son who is assistant at the
S. P. depot. "
W. H. Hyde, of Benton Mills,
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yes-
Jterday
O. J. Blackledge and family left
last week - foi a short vacation at
Fish Lake " v
Mrs. Gith-sns and Nellie Smith
visited with W, E. Githens, near
Peoria, Sunday. .;
Mrs. Mary Avery, who has been
dressmaker at the College has re
signed her position . It is not known
! wno will be her successor.
Mack Porter is lying at the Hetel
Corvaliis, - a very sick man. He
was taken ill Saturday night. ' Dr.
Pernot is waiting uyou him.
A' farewell reception, in honor of
Dr. and Mrs."' Altaian who leave
soon to reside in Salem, will be giv
en tomorrow .evening at the resi
dence of Rev. Andrew Carrick.
Hon. B. G. Leedy, Master of the
State Grange arrived, yesterday to
attend the coming session of the
board of regents. He is a ineui ber
of the finance curuuiittte.
Nellie Smith who had her hand
severely burned iu the ironing roll
ers at the Steam Laundry some
ago, it recovering although she may
lose the partial use of the fingers
of that. hand.
Victor Spencer, wno holds a po
sition in Love s Pharmacy, Port
land, returned .yesterday alter a
short and very pieasant visit with
parents and 'mends. While out
hunting a few days ago he had the
good fortune to kill a fine, big deer
Hon . J . T. Apperson, of Oregon
City, arrived yesterday to attend
the meetii g of the board of regents
that convenes at the college tomor
row. The finance committee, of
which Mr. Apperson is chairman,
met yesterday.
Mr. Beam, of Albany, had a very
narrow escaps a few days ago from
an infuriated bull. While out pick
ing black berries down in . the
southern part of Benton county.
He managed to escape to a fence
near by. but the Iright he got will
remain long in his memory.
Candies and fruits, fresh and tasty, at
Small's.
Considering the great scarcity of
harvest hands, the farmers of Ben
ton county have had unusual suc
cess in putting up their . hay. , Mr.
Brooks, of Mountain View, put up
over 100 tons with the help of one
hired man and his two boys, i the
oldest of whom is only 15 years.
The catal ogues of Philomath are
out for distribution. The College
has its own printing pVess and has
done excellent work. The aim in
getting out this catalogue has been
to secure' the widest circulation
with the least possible expense and
the pamphlet although small con
tains all necessary information re
garding the school and a sufficient
number have been printed to
supply the fullest demand.
Look at the price ! $1.25 per gallon for
ice cream, raitiea supplied, small
Son.
The handsome home of Mrs.
Minnie Lee was the scene of a most
charming "At Home" on Saturday.
The decorations consisted of a pro
fusion of . nasturtiums and ferns in
the front parlor and in the back
parlor sweet peas and carnations.
A short - "program Jwas rendered
which consisted of a vocal., duet by
Mrs. ' WoodiTock and Mrs. Lake,
a recitation by Miss Wicklund and
a reading by Mrs. Hay ward, and
Miss Mary Nolan closed the pro
gram with a recitation which
was very well received. Coryallis
has a number of pretty homes and
the ladies of the" town have an
enviable reputation for their hospi
tality and. for many years Mrs.
Lee has stood in the front ranks as
a most charming hostess.
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Ane recent rain uhb given api
of cheer and encouragement to all
classes of people, regardless of occu-
Dation . . The ground is wet down
several inches and the good accom
plished, although of immense money
value is not to be measured alone
by that standard. On every hand
you hear expressions that come
I only
from the thankful heart.
Although a failure of crops would
mean a failure along other lines
also, nevertheless the bor d of sym
pathy existing between all men is
there anywav, croos or no crops
The wheat crop is turning out bet
ter than was expected, there will
be enough hay if the winter is mild,
the fall vegetables and fruit, ex
cepting prunes, will be sufficient for
our needs and it all goes to show
that Oregon is a land of milk and
honey no matter - what " her de
tractors may say."
Buy yow harvesting outfits
' Get meals at the cily restaurant.
JimSin -: . :
Roy Irvine went to Portland.
Saturday and expects to be -gone
seve.aldays. ' J .: , .
Mioses Mary Sutherland and
Maybel Keady left yesterday, for a
tew days visit in Albany. v
Colonel Phillips left Sunday for
Newberg a iew weeks visit with
relatives. -.'-.. . ?i
Mrs. E. Woodward who is camr
ing at Alder Springs, on their farm
a few mileB west 6t town, is suffer-
ing severely from dog fennel poison-
A persistent report was circu
lating about town yesterday that
"Bismark' ' was secretly married
last Sunday. This port is noil
true as ; the .record aii i'e Coprt
House shows that-nx license has
been issued tohim. T " 0 r '
Quite a number of ; prominent
Corvallis citizens are over in Alsea
this week hunting, deer. Inas
much as Alsea elected no constable
over there last election; ' it will be
necessary, to organize a vigilance
committee to prevent any designs
these fellows may have against;: the
fair vr11v. VThfirA nr - aetroral
camps scattered about, and report
has reached here that some of the
camps have as ' high ' as two deer.
At this rate the number of deer kil
led will be something appaling. By
the time the two weeks are up for
which these 'gentlemen went out,
they will, in all probabilities, have
slaughtered as high as eight or teu.
Huard vs Kimball.
The case of Al Huard and E.
M. Kimball that has been in the
court-for some time was up for
adjadicatioii in court, yesterday,
and dismissed as being outside
the court's jurisdiction. Both
parties live over in Alsea and Mr.
Kimball finds it necessary to
cross Huard' s land to reach the
country road. An altercation
occurred about three months ago
in which Huard shot Kimball
for trespassing, nearly resulting
fatally. Kimball petitioned the
county court to lav out a road
through" Huard' s land and this
petition was up for decision ye;
terday and was not .granted for
this reason:
Kimball has another residence
near the county road and he was
living there at the time of regis
tration which established that as
his residence in the legal sense.
The law requires that a petitioner
must haye actual residence on
the land. Mr. Kimball will be
required to take up his residence
on the land in question which
lies back from the county road
and adioining Huard's 'residence
before he can have the petition
granted. This Kimball fully in
tends to do. Huard is threaten
insr violence even it the road is
granted. Mr. Kimball is a well
educated, highly respected citl
zen, and will- do what is right to
have the matter adjusted.
CORVALLIS M4RKET REPORT.
Wheat 75c per bushel. ' .
Oats 32c to 34c.
Flour $1.04 to $1.30 per sack.;
Batter 12je to.l4e per pound.
Creamery butter 50 cents per roll.
Eggs 18c per dozen."
Chickens 10 cents per pound.
Lard 11 per pound. . ' ;,; .
Wool 19c per pound. .
Business Locals.
The best ice cream soda at Smalls.
Try Small's for cool drinks during the
hot weather. .
For low prices on saddles and harness
see J. M. Uameron.
J. M. Cameron manufacturer and deal
er ia harness and saddles.
Red Cedar Star Shingles at the saw
mill at $1.60 per M. E.-W. Stbong.
Smokers supplies, largest stock in the
city at Small & Son's.
Finest line of hammocks in the city at
J. M. Cameron's call quick and see him.
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Gentlemen's Straw Hats j at
Summer Sale Prices, 25 & 50 cts
Men's and Boy's Summed
Clothing at SummerSale Prices.
All Styles and Textures,
Wc can furnish you with most
everything ou'U need for har
vest at money saving prices.
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Just Received.
Oregon
Leading hotei in Corvallis. Newly
furnished with modern' conveni
ences. Rates $1, $1.25, $2 per
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China and Queenswaro.?
COWALLIS, OREGON
Corvallis & Albany Stkge Line leaves Cor
vallis 6:30 p. m. and Sunday at 4 p. m.
Leaves Albany 6:30 a. m. ; Sunday8 a. m;
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Ii yon are looking for some real good
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Poultry Ranches, write for our special 0
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we willtaka
pleasure in giving you renaoie lniorma
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