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About Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1904)
' CLASSIFIED ADVtB FiStMENTS Five line, or lees, to en fs for three exertions, or 50 cents per month. WANTED WANTED. GOOD SCHOOLTEACHER t District So. 48. Addrfss, J. B. Ar ants, BFD No 2, Corvallia, Or. "WOODCHOPPE WAITED TO CUT 500 cords oi fir and oak . AP ply at once to P. A-fKline, Corvallia . WANTED SEVERAL GOOD TEACH ers. Apj ly to Supt. Denmau at once. HDiHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR all kinds of Poultry also dressed Pork. Smith & Boukien, Corvallie, Oregon, next to w7,kttpb' office. FOR SALE FOR SALE O FULL-BLOOD JER eev bu-il. snted to registe- from nrBt class n.iU stock. Address, 31. t. Woodcock, Cor rallis. Or. FOR SALE 100 JOAtS. .a lr. "DOES. yeariiiiKM to fonr-yt-ar old . J. t. Fieclrier, InavaJe, Oregon. HOUSK AND "20 L'is piik cheap- See or aidrs J. H. Mattley, CorvalHp, Or. HOUSEHOLD . GOODS FOR SALE 'Call at 1123. north Fourth street, just north of court house and opposite C. O. Chilean, tWO REGISTERED OXFORD DOWN Rams aii'i foiir half-breeds. Peter Wliittiker. KE'ilSTFIIF.D- POLAND CHINA PI J prove with years as the ground grad 'or salt-, (ir---.de 1 oland Uana rws - - Two feet let out on the ehares or lor eaie. jm.. o. VVockK--.. U. or -enquire of T. J. Thorp on the :V.rm. Corvaljc, Oregon.. wi - -.re. LOST. LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN ON Oct. iG, a v.liite and yellow Snephenl bin:!., lower -front teeth out. Liberaf rew.-r.-d yiwn. J. B. Arrante, R FID No L Corvallis, Or. i LOST, f!T U AiYED OR STOLE5T AF.OUT threV. nionttis ao, a Llewellyn setter, black and white, about three vers old, barbed wire wound ou hind leg. Ten dollars rewad for return to Sheriff M. 1 Burnett. VIOIiIN nd ORCHESTRA SIDNE3T HAYES, TEACHER OF Violin. Mandolin - and Guitar, will visitCorvallis, two days a week. Se lect Kiusic for balls, etc., furnished at lowest rates. -Address, Sidney Hayes, 306 E- dth St., 'Albany, Or. AUCTIONEER. WILLIS VIDITG. AUCTIONEER. Farm propetty, merchandise or live stock. Sales held anywhere ia the county. Applv at City Stable, or all up phone 407 ftndpendent line STAGE LINE. PHILOMATH AND ALSEA STAGE Stape leaves Alsea 6:30 a. m. ; arrives t Phileaaith at 12 m ; leaves Philo math 1 p. m., arrives at Alsea 620 p. m. All persona wishing to ro or return from Alsea and points west can be accomodated ateny time. Fare to Alsea $1 &d Round'trip same day 2M. M. S. Rickard. LIVESTOCK F. A. KLINE, LIVE STOCK ATJC "TIONEEU, Corvallis, Oregon, Offkse jst Huston's hardwareetore. JP. O. ad dress Box 11. Pays highest prices for all kinds of livestock. Twenty year's . experience. Satisfactiea guaranteed , PHYSICIANS B. A. OATHET, M. D.,FHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Rooms 14, Bank Baild inif. Office Hoars : 10 to 12 a. m 2 to 4 p. m . Residence : cor. 0th and Ad ams Sta. Telephone at office and res- idencs. . . Cforvallw, Oregon. a H. KEWTH, M. a. PJKT6ICIAN and S&rgeon, Office and Residence, on Main street, Jfrniomaui, uregaa. OENTISTS . H. TAYLOR, DENTIST. PAIN leas extraction. Zierolf b4lln8. Opp. Post Office, Corvallis, Otegs. ATTORNEYS E E. BRYSON ATTORNEY AT LAW O&tm In Poet Ofice Building, Corval lis, Oregon. JOSEPH H. WTLSOK. ATTORNEY-at-Law. Notary, TitiM Conveyanc iag. Practice in ail State and Federal Courts. Office in Burnett Building. w. o. w. MARYS PEAK CAMP. No. 126, W. O. W., meets second and Fourth Fridays, in oodmen llall. O. W. Fuller, C. O. J. L. Underwood, Clerk. BOARD DRAINS THAT LAST. A Method of -Construction "Which Has JTever railed' to Give Satis factory Results. ' When arefally laid vita durable wood, Aboard -drain Is quickly made f and it is very last ing. Of our north ern wood oak and chestnut are the more durable. Rived I boards of any wood last longer than those sawed. '.-Chestnut and cypress.rive easily, and' the latter, when plaoed un (defHHe ground where wet all the time, is almost indestructible. The earth packs tightly about the boards, which Teceive no jars or shocks to make them. crumble, and retains an open" passage long after the fiber has decayed. One method of construction is shown in Fig. a, Where two boards about .six inches wide are- nailed together in a V. shae and laid in the bottom as man narrow strips among them, they may be nailed together JJJS shown at b. . P or either of these the ditch need not be over a spade wide on the bottom. The fall required for a board drain i3 greater than for round tile. It is well to estimate same on the basis of three inches per 100 feet of drain. The deep eT the drain the farther it will dTaw. It is not considered, however, good pol icy to make unusually deep drains in stiff clay soils. In such soils the drain arill nrvi- r rt itc hosh nt fvrtrf "Vint XL-ill im- for :stITf clays andthree feet for light soils are good depths f ot work. 11 In 'laying board drains be careful to have them closely put together, cover ing any holes with small pieces, of board to prevent the entrance of dirt. 'Cover the outlet with wire netting :to keep -ct mice, - rats, rabbits and other vermin. Take particular care to haye the 'hottom of the ditch perfectly even and on the proper grade, otherwise it -will swash out in some laces and fill up m others. . Ditching grades can Ije easily se cured rby the use of the Jhome-maa in strument shown in the cut. To make it cake a straight pine board six feet thTee inches long, as shown at c. - Fix tn the center and at right angles another hoard half as long. At the ends of the long arm 'fix sights, and from the center suspend a plumb bob with strong cord. This -may be fastened to a Ja kob's -staff, e. with m thumbscrew (Chat may be clamped in any po- 'Bition. "When adjusted bo that the ord indicates zero on the scale the sights on 'the long arm, c, will he on a level. Tbeseate is divided into tjne-sixteenfii- roch 'Spaces. By moving cross-arm so 'that 'cord passes over one cale the Tir of lights will correspond to a grade or two inches to 1Q0 feet, and when moved two spaces the sights win indicate a graoeof 'four inches to 100 feet, and s on in proportion. R. S. JVIortimer, la. Farm nfl .'Home. SINGLE J GERM, BEET SEED. An Improvement That "Will Mean a Saving 'df ?l,0O0,000 Annual 4y":to Our Farmers. ' The .experimental patch jif single germ beet eed which was grown on the Saratoga iarm near LehL Utah, has Joeen harvested. Prof. Townsend found that cerlain;. sugar-beet flowers had a tendency tto (develop seeds of fewer -germs than mothers. Following this ;bint, he took the pollen of hundreds of these Bowers and placed it in -similar flowers of ther beets and tted little paper bags over'them till they i-ipened into seed. By -.this method he secured quite a number tof seeds with but a sin- gle germ. These' seeds ha planted last j-ear in Washington, and while they were growing infto mother beets, he again pursued the paper-sack plan; and gathered several thousand others of: the single-germ variety, and siloed tthe beets grown last winter in Washing ton. This spring, -owing to the eminent suceess attained by Utah in the produc tion of sugar beets, the experiments were transferred to Utah, and the sin gle-germ seed and beets produced from single-gerth seed were planted. The closest attention was given to the beets, and there were no otiter seed beets grown within five miles, which Insured them from receiving pollen which might b carried by insects from plants of multiplegerm seed. Later, experts will carefully examine the seed produced this year and will separate the single from the multiple-germ seed, and it is expected that from the beets which re ceived special treatment SO per cent, will preve to be of single germ. Prof. Townsend believes that beets produced from the seed grown this year will pro duos seed that will be-more than SO per eenu aingte-germ seea. ana mat ultimately he will get a species that will Invariably produce bat a single slant, and which wiU mean a saving to tfc American farmer of 11.000.009 nnally. Seat Td Too Xneh Cora. Banyn farsMr has weakened tk coo- Utato ? hia animals, by feed Ins too heaTily of corn. This feed makes fat, but when fed In too great abundance deprires the animal ot vigor nod lessens tae breeding qualities. See that there Is sufficient shade la tTerj pasture for the toci. sHEtfLTC ...... - - ' "I tost think -we could feeop I hoso without Thedford's Black Draught. We hxve used it in the family tar over two years with the best of results. I have not had doctor in the house for that length of time. It ia a doctor in itself and always ready to make a person well and happy." JAMES "TtTi Jack- oavilie, 111. Because this great medicine V relieves stomach pains, frees the constipated towcs and invigor ates the torpid liver and weak ened, ikidjeeys Ho Doctor is necessary in the home where , Thedford's Black-Draught is kept. Families living m the country, miles from any. physi cian,-have been kept in health for Tears with this medicine as their; only doctor. Thedford's Blatfk- Draught cures bilious ness dyspepsia, colds, chills and fewer, bad blood, headaches, -diarrhoea, constipation, colic and almost every other ailment because the stomach, bowels lier and kidneys so nearly con- . t! the health. , , . COLLEGE JOTTINGS Items of Interest In and Around, the O. A. C. Ralph Terrell, a . member -of the class of '7 of OAC, left Thursday for his home in Seattle after a week's visit with Cor vallis friends. All members of the second" team and the Portland High School boys'attended the"Myedc Midgets" in a tody Saturday evening. , '. The game between the Seniors and Juniors will take place on Thursday afternoon. No first or second team men can play. 3Iiss Bessie Danneman leftffor Clem, Oregon, the first of the week, where she expects to spend the week. The practice dance Thursday evening was enjoyed by all the students who attended. This was the ifirst of the year. The basketball girls are prac- tioiag hard under the coaching of Swann & Stokes. The girls expect some good games this year. . A number of students went over to Brownsville on Sunday to ieaclfcsev. Camck speak. Coach Steckle announced t&at football practice Monday and Tuesday evening of this week, would be secret, as the boys wish to practice signals, and no-one but a football player will 'be allowed on the field. The jjuniors are busy now. either preparing their oration or an excuse for not delivering one this year. The rhetoricals com mence November 15. M:a iComing. The Champion of the World, James J Jeffries & Company in the great back woods drama. Stevy Crockett, at Albany, November 2. Fishing tackle, hunters' supplies and sporting goods, at Hodes' Pio neer Gun Store. is & Eastern Rai TIME CARD. Ka. 2 For Taquina: Leaves Albany ..12;45 p. m. Leaves Corvallis ....1:45 p. m. .....5:40 p.m. .....7:15 a. m. ....110 a. m 12:15 p. m. Arrives Yaqnina No. I Retorninjjr aTes Yaqnina... Leaves t Corvallia . . Arrives Albany . . . . No. 8 For Detroit: : , Leave Corvallia.. ,,.,-.6. -00 a. m. Arrivee Detroit ..12;10 p. m: So. 4 Froip Detroit: . ; 1 Leaves Detroit. . . . . . . . . .12 .-00 m. Arrives Cervallis. ....... .5 r65 p. m. Train -No. 1 arrives in Albant la time to oonnect with the 8. P. sooth bound train, as well as jrjvinft two or three hoars in Albany before departnn of & P. north bound train. , Train No.2 connects with the 8. P. trains it Corvallis and Albany giving direct service to Newport and adjacent beaches. ; Train 8 for Detroit, Breitenbosh and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1 iOQ p.m., reaching Detroit at 6 p.m. . " For further information apply to . Edwut Stohi, H. Hi Cxoirm, , Manager. Agent, Corvallia. Taos. CocxxxLU Agent Albany. ': A Practical 2Caa. . "Oh, John, John, what do you think has happened? When I got horns from my shopping trip to-tlay I found a note from Bedelia saying she had eloped wi-h Charlie Robinson! Weil, why do you stand - there looking like that? You don't seem to be worried a bit!" "I ain't, ma. I was just thinking how much meat we'll be able to buy with the money we've saved on her weddin' clothes." Chicago Record Herald. On the "Wrong Trail. Hiss Phoeba Mr. Johnson, de genel mm Is settin mah cap fo spends twe dollahs a week f o' carriage-hire. Now, dpnt dat show . appearances ob pros perity? Parent Appearances am deceitful, gal. 'De prosperity lies in Stable keeper Jackson's pocket. He am de man yo wants tex set yo'r cap fo Judge. The Young Papa. Yopley's haby is beginning to talk now." " I , "Has he been boring you with some Stories about it?" . '" i "No; but I sat next to him at the lunch trounter to-day and I . heard him say ab- sently-mindedly to the waiter: 'Dim- : me a jink o' water, p'ease.' " Philadel- , phia Press. Slightly Mixed. 'The clothesline with a dozen sheets Swayed gently to and fro; And the half-tanked poet muttered: "The world's a sheeting flow." Cincinnati Enquirer. HOW SHE FIGURED. TIME. Hek (alarmed) Gracious, the clock has just struck one, and" I promised your grandmother I'd go at 121 . She (comfortably) How glad I am! We've got 11 hours yet. St. Louis Re public, . Somewhat Different. "Prom scraps the clever pugilist Oft extracts a lot of cash; But. the scraps he doesn't relish. Come In the guise of hash. -Cincinnati Enquirer. Xst All. "A burglar came to my room and' took my diamonds, and I lost ewrything Ij .possess, ' .sam me actress. "Why didn't you use your yoloe?" -asked the -reporter. ".OhI lost-that, too." Yonkers States- "Looking for, Bargains. ' f The' "woman candidate faced the un manly man who wished to sell his vote. "No, sir," she said. "I will not give you a dollar for your vote. It is not worth it. But, say, I'll give you $1.97 if you can manage to vote twice!" (Cincinnati Enquirer. . Varied Impressions. "What do you think of Mr. Bliggins?" "He's one of those human enigmas," answered the smart girl. "You can't make up your mind whether he looks stupider than he Is or whether he is stupider than he looks." Washington .Star. Not Angelic So TaT. -""How long have you been married?" "Oh, about two years." "And do you consider your wife an angel yet?' "No, not yef-Sjiperior (Wi&X Tel legrano. Sotto Voce. The Groom (to himseii) what a "brute I've been, and how I must have frightened her. - The Bride (to herself) Well, I'm glad he is going to be' so easily managed. Brooklyn Life. Canned Goods. Church Do you speak any foreign languages? '-' Gotham No, sir; the only foreign tongue I ever had any use for came in a. tin box Yonkera Statesman. Degrees. "She says Bfae'a "saddest when she singsr- ' "Nonsense, she may be sadder than usual, but it's her audience that's sad dest." Philadelphia Press. . - Before the Convention. Politician The trouble la that some of the candidates are not well enough known. t;-'' ,: v.l Correspondent Yea. ' and . others Are too well known. Puck. -hj,' Credit Was OoodV 4 Wh4twasthepriceofitr -Five dollars!" lyyoa pay him aetf" . No; I paid him iat"-Qut0& Post ' ;;' Bedaad.'' " :': ' What Is an altruist, father..' The modern altruist, my son. Is the man who thinks he's the only good thing on earth." Brooklyn Ufe. JCaidenly rHiTraesB. Annabel Do yon believe in long es gagements? " - - : - - Amaryllis I believe In any kind Cleveland Plain Dealer. - Br ' , - m Vegetable PrepacationFor As similating tticFoodahdBegula ting the Stomacbs andBoweis of Promotes DigestionXheerfur nessandRest.Contains neither Opium.Morphine norfineraL Not Narc otic. Utape afGI-IirSAMUIZPtlKlUEft 2oc&etU. &&F- jtruse Seed baemt!ftt - darififd Si-W&-MattriyvnK- flavor. A perfect Remedy forConstipa Tion , Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss SLEEP. " Facsimile Stgnalure oF KSW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. it-is a tin tube containing Z lbs. of a dry powder, like sand.Throwa small i handful on affile, and it fputs it out in wo seconds. It is the cheapest thing in the way of Fire Insurance ever invented Call and see one at the Corvallis Gazette office, Springs Mattresses' Chairs Musical Instruments Wall Paper Shades South Main Street , Corvallis Philomath All kinds of Fresh Meats, m m m m M fit lerrrire 1 ii S. W. Gibbon, Philomath. Will fdeliver ice every day from 7 to 11 o'clock. S mall orders must be In by 8 o'clock Demon County' mantjfactuilers .of JCAll kinds Dealers in Shingles, Mouldings, Doors and Windows. Special at tention giren bills in car-load lots. PWioiaatj r j iv ' Cregoa. : r is known everywhere for parity, lavor - .u ; ; and richness. . A trial will convince yea t J. H. DORSEY For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears Signature THS CKHTAUR aOMPAKV. NEW VORK CITV. Wouldn't you be glad if you could get a responsible Fire Insurance Company to insure your buildings lor $3 00 per year? That is just what you do. .when you buy one of those handy fire fighters, adopted by the U. S. Government and Sewing Machines Go-Carts Bamboo Furniture Bedroom Suites' Sideboards IRockers Tables Meat ' Market Ham, Lard, etc., always on hand. CatnDer Company, I nt iTd fx 9 r I w l-O Fbr Over I I Jhirfers IVinU H EBBS iffm vjw mai nv trr turn . - - FURNITURE HI 1 Mt..yju.u AiaaiFBggg-sa say &1 q ea Dairy So. I
