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About Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1904)
:LASSI F1ED ADVERTISEMENTS! Kive lines, or less, 25 rents for three --ertions. or 50 cents per month. WANTED W NTED ALL KINDS OF POULTRY lreesed pork, v. al o mutton etc. E. :. Clark, Philomath, Oregon. I'iHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR ll kinds of Poultry also dressed Pork. -raitb A Boalden, Corvallis, Oregon, ext tO ftAXKTTE Office. FOR SALE lOR SALE ESTEY ORGAN. SOUD alnat case. Enquire-of Dunn A Thatcher. FOR SALE ONE FULL-BLOOD JER iey ball, subject to register from firat . lass milk stork. Address, M. 8. Woodcock, Corvallis, Or. A O REGISTERED OXFORD DOWN Rama end four hall-breeds. Peter VhiUker. "0 BUFF ORPlNGTON COCKERELS . . WL. n .or saie, some very cocao. y uwi. j blood in yonr pen of iiixed chicken and double vour egg .apply. F. L Miller, Corvallis, Or. LOST. LOST, STRAY ED OR STOLEN Otf Oct 16, a white and yellow Shepherd l itcl), lower front teeth out. Liberal eward given. J. B. Arrante, RFD No 2, Corvallis, Or. VuST, STRAYED OR STOLEN ABOUT hree months ago, a ueweiiyu setter, nlack and white, abent three years old, '.'arbed wire wound on 'hind leg. Ten dollars reward for return to Sheriff M. P. Burnett. MUSIC. 'MONEY HAYES, TEACHER OF Violin. Mandolin and Guitar, will visit Oorvallfe, two days a week. Se lect music for balls, etc., furnished at lowest rates. Address, Siduey Hayes, 306 E. 4th St., Albany. Or. 1'IANO INSTRUCTION UlVEN IN vny grade of advsncement Als pianos tuned and repaired in fitst-class manner. Ind. phone No. 405. F. A. White. EXPRESSMEN. V ELL! WELL! HERE'S JOHN LEN ger. Known him 22 years Still car ries Uncle Sam and baggage. John is an accomaiodating man and always i-an be found at his post Allen's Drug Store, or phone 251 STAGE LINE. ! VHILOMATH AND A.L8EA STAGE . Stage leaves Alsea 6:30 a. m.; arrives ! t Philemath at 12 m; leaves Phllo- nath I p. m., arrives at Alsea 6:30, p. m. All persons wisning to k w return from Alsea and points west can he accomodated at any time. Fare to Alsea $1.0J Round trip same day $2.00. M. 8. Rickabd. a S a PHYSICIANS K A. OATHEY, M. D., PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Rooms 14, Bank Build ing. Office Hours : 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to I p. m. Residence: cor. 6th and Ad- tms Bta. Telephone at omce ana I UIUVO IWU vm- 1 Corvallis, Oregon. j ideace. O. H. ITEWTH, M. D., PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Office and Residence, on Main street, Philomath, Oregon. DENTISTS !. H. TAYLOR, DENTIST. PATN less extraction. Zierolf bnildinS. Opp. Post Office, Corvallis, Oregon. ATTORNEYS . R. BRYSON ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Post Office Building, Corval lis, Oregon. JOSEPH H. WILSON. ATTORNEY-at-Law. Notary, Titles, Conveyanc ing. Practice in all State and Federal Courts. Office in Burnett Building. w. o. w. MARYS PEAK CAMP. No. 186, W. a W., meets second and Fourth Fridays, m YTooamen tiau. G.W. Fuller, C. a 1. L. Underwood. Clerk. Daagerens Wrecks. Carelessness is responsible for many a railway wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from and Long troubles. But since advent of Dr. King's New Discovery for Oonsomptioa, CoughsXand Colds, even the worst cases can be cured, and hopeless resignation is no longer) necessa ry. Mrs. Lois Cragg, ef Dorchester, Mass.. Is one of many whose life was tared by Dr. King's New Discovery, rhis great remedy Is guaranteed for all Throat and Long diseases by Allen & Woodward, Druggists. 60c and 11.00. Trial betas fits APPLYING THE MANURE. Very Xdttle of the Valuable Elements I Escape by Evaporation, Says a . I' Canadian Expert. According to James McFadyean, an ixperlment conducted at. the Ottawa ex periment farm and covering a period of years, indicated that an equal weight of fresh stable manure and of well rot ted manure were of practically the same value for application to all the principal crops. Practically the same results have thus far been obtained at that station. Mr. McFadyean says: It is a great mistake to believe that ' manure wastes to any extent when spread upon the land. Unless there is considerable fermentation, there -will ; very little of the valuable elements es cape by evaporation. I do not recom mend too heavy an application at one . time. We seek to have it divided so that it will cover all the land every sec ond year, if possible. If the manure is reasonably short, so that we may have it incorporated into the surface soil with the disc or spade harrow, cultivator or gang plow in the springand so about the same depth as we wish to sow our grain, its indirect value to the growing crop is greatest Farmyard manure is t the roost pa.t'.sr":l and perfect plant food avaiame, ana 11 nas mcireci results inai no commercial fertilizer can give, be- t 11 add to tbe 8011 80 much et- ble matter, so much humus, by which all clay and sandy soils especially are greatly benefited, though not just yet available as plant food. But whenever there is a decaying of vegetable matter there is always a degree of heat formed. We see this very plainly in the manure heap. - Then let us have this heat formed in the soil, that the growing plants may derive some benefit from it, and the soil will be made more mellow. crumbly and porous, because of the heat and mol8ture, HANDY HARNESS HOOKS. Xade of Old Buggy Shafts and Quite Strong Enough to Sustain a Considerable Weight Old buggy shafts can be made Into harness hooks. Buy new shafts instead of repairing the old ones with baling wire For harness hooks the crossplece of wood under the single tree that connects the two shafts is sawed out entirely, close up to each aide at tbe Iron brace. Then the bolts are taken from thecroas pleee and the loose end of the iron Is bent straight down. When putting the shaft on the barn wall turn It upside down and use spikes through the two noUs lron where the bolts were taken out. as shown In the cut These hooks are neat, and stout enough to hold a heavy set of work harnesses. We have used them for several years and the strongest point in the economy line is the safety in having new shafts when driving high spirited horses these frosty mornlags. rarm and Home. AGRICULTURAL BRIEPO. One of the latest novelties la canned Belgian hare. Quails (partridges) are multiplying o fast In some California vineyards that they damage crone. " - .In one day recently there were re u m. viuvngu ii,fVH hwi cat tle, being 5.000 more than ever before received in one day. Good country roads are not only in sense distance annlbilators, but they enable the farmers to double the wagon loads with no real Increased la bor for the teams. - Farmers should study the displays of farm implements and machinery at the agricultural fairs. In these days when it Is so difficult to secure farm labor it Is well to be thoroughly post ed on all labor-saving machines. The fanner has many enemies to contend with. It is estimated that 150, 000.000 year la lost by hog cholera, and that 1300,000.000 worth of field crops are annually destroyed by in sects. Fall plowing destroys many of the Insect pests. Ztegnmes on Stock Farms. In some Delaware testa it was shown that alfalfa, cowpeas and crimson. clover were great factors in reducing the eoneentrated feed bills of dairy men and other . stockmen. It was shown that the maximum crops of al falfa yielded 1.130 pounds of protein per acre or an equivalent of 1 tons of cottonseed meal. The maximum crops of cowpeas and crimson dower contained each about 72S pounds of protein. crop of clover and one of peas may be made into hay annnally from the same sere of land, heoee wfeere alfalfa falls to thrive these crops may be need as a substitute. odd Farmer. Will Tell the Bale The "wise ones those who -vetch weather conditions closely sodjrho study nature, predict a bountiful the coming year. Hot for years hare we had so bounUCot a fall of snow as this, sad the steady sold that has settled over the middle west reminds on of the winters of ye old- If there Is virtue In snow end sold, we certainly neve had enough to Insure Vh extra heavy will tell the 8TRONO BOOK, CORRESPONDENTS' CORNER. Philomath. Jas. A. Wstkius, of Portland, is visit ing friends and relatives in and, near Pliiluinath- ? - J . ; :. . Clyde Fox has - moved into G. W. Leeper's house. .' he-' Mrs, A. R. MtDonaUl is quite HI iih pneumonia fewer. i . , Mr. Kent, of - Five ', Rivers, passed j through Philomath Tuesday with a fine drove of beef cattle, Mrs. Hulburt and daughter, from near Albany, spent severaT days in Philomath the first of the week'vfr-iting relative?. Wot king hours , at the lumber yard have been shortMoed, the evening whistle blowing at 4 "- . '' Several fine wild geese have been ba ged lately by tot al sportsmen. ' Thursday Geo. Alien moved up to hi limber claim in the hill?, where be ex pacta to do considerable logging this inter. Pkkk-a-Boo. Bellfountain. Dr. Bennett got home Sunday night from Grass mountain where he has been hunting for big game. Mr. Dean has sold 100 acres off the east side of Cid Evan's farm that he re cently purchased. Rev. L. T. Belkiap, of Fortet Glove, was the purchaser. j Frank Diuges shipped another car of hoes to the Portland matket this week. Farmera find it more rofitable to sell at ' the present prices than to feed. j Married, at the I ome of the groom's father, R C. Hall, on last Sunday, ly Rev. M. M. Waltz. Erie Hall, of Bell- j fountain 10 Miss Mary Toeier, of Coos, : Oregon. - A. W. Hawley has been eo afflicted ; with boils of late that Its is confined to the house. I Sup .. Den man is visiting the public schools in the south end of the county. The Bellfountain school Is doing ex cellent work in ler the efficient teacheie, Miss Dunlap and MiBs Reader. I The prospect for grass and crops has not been so good foryearc. J. H. Edwards is buying turkeys for Smith & Boulden, of Corvallis. The crop here is larger than usual. Last Sunday Rev. Zimmerman, of tl e ' M. E. church, organized a class of 20 mem tiers. There will be quite an elaborate enter tainment here on the eve of Thanksgiv ing, under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society. T. K. Fawcctt has sold to a California buyer about 100 head of cattle. S. A. Thorp is riding boss in the . "round up." The work on the new church at the cross-roads Is progreseiug satisfactorily and when completed will be a credit to the community. The building will be finished in from two to -four weeks. - 8. C Starr went ever to Bodaville last wees; returning by. wsy-of Halsey. -His .daogter Mrs. Prof.' Mack accompanied htm home. ' V- ' WaOwen Watkins, having completed his father's fall seeding, has sone to Beaver Creek to work with his brother Ralph. Clara Starr has been sick for a week with jaundice. lev. A. L. Hawley, of Washington state, with his family are visiting their relatives aud old friends here. L. H. Hawley has so far failed to find 12 or 15 head of the cattle that he has been ranging in the mountains during the summer. The neighborhood find the local tele phone a great convenience in the trans action of business and other matters. Jasper Rickard has gone to Southern Oregon for his health. L. N. Edwards has about a carload of mutton sheep for sale. Barney Casterline, the steel-hardener, expects to move to Portland the first of next week. Oak Qrove. Prof. Davis has organized a class in vocal music at Palestine.' Miss Anna Pagenkoff, of Granger, was visiting friends here Sunder. Arthur Hinkins and wife will leave for Nebraska some time this month. Perry Prettyman, engineer on the 8. P. R. R. for the last 12 years, is spend ing a few days with his parents, Mrs and Mrs. W. D. Prettyman. Henry Prettjmaa left Friday for Rock Creek, Lincoln county. Quite a large audience greeted Mrs. Jenna Jameson last Thar-day evening at the Oak Grove school house. The elocutionary recital given was very in teresting and instructive. Rev. F. W. Leaner will hold special services at the school boose Sunday. ' The prohibitionists had their lommit- teeman on hand election day to see that they got a fair deaL He voted for the mar electors hot forgot to veto yes on local option. There .was on other who . 1 &t & 11 i 1. win umg ucu vui mini io wmj ue t voted right. . HeWwtkcRwlTUic (Scones, having sent a stupid servant to do an errand, was greatly annoyed on finding that he had done exactly the opposite to what he had been ordered.' "Why, you haven't common sense," he remonstrated. ' "But, sir" - ;-, : "Shut up! I should have remembered f that you -were an idiot. When I'm tempted to send a fool on an errand again, 111 not ask you 111 go my self." Tit-Bits. 7v . His 6rMt OmII : The animals were preparing for amateur theatricals. "I want to be the heavy villain j horse. "Tbu'd make a fierce-looking villain, wouldn't you? I "Maybe not,, retorted the sheep. "but .I'll bet none of you can beat me saying 'Bahl' "Catholic Stand ard and Times. - Consider wH your actions. What's done you can't recall; rro use to pun the trigger. - Then to try to stop the bait Lipplncott's Magazine. - ... - WUB DID NT STBB TBB JOKTsV "Really, Capt. Blueblazes, it was so kind of you to make me a present of this little puppy," warbled Miss Nas tinock. "It's so like you, 'yknow. ! Ally Sloper. I 8h. She shops all day and she dances all night. . And she gads all around as she wishes; But her mother complains that she's nerer found strength ' .. To tackle a pan full of dishes. !, I Baltimore New. DWereaec U Tm(m, Sister Helene To me there is not another opera like "Martha." Such soothing catchy melodies as they al- r lure into forgetfulness! Really, I know nothing I like better than "The Last Rose. Brother Herbert Iudeed! I prefe the first asparagus. N. Y. Time. Wo Time Loaf. Mrs. Seldom-Holme Do you know anything about these people that moved into the house next door to you yesterday? , - 1 Vn J,nir Ta ftndAjiwt T lrnnw all about them. They haven't put any blinds on their windows yet. Chicago Tribune. tosse Buckeye What does a member of the legislature get in your state? Keystone That depends. Some times one is sentenced for a year or two, but more frequently he gets off scot-free.-rCatholio Standard " and Times. House Agents Have you any toil , dren? ' House Hunter Yes; , but they are very quiet and well-behaved. . House Agent Oh, but I mean have you any children living, ma'am? Judge. ' " BxempltfjrlmaT . T heard Wiggleton deliver a mighty interesting lecture the other evening I on 'Success in Life.' He seemed to 1 be what are you grinning' at? I "Nothing, only Wiggleton failed in business two days ago. Hadn't you heard of it?" Chicago Tribune. r Had the Proof. ''What happened when you called her father an ass?' asked-Cholly. "I discovered that he was sure-footed,' responded Freddy, who had been, lifted to the sidewalk. Chicago Daily News. f ' Able, The Father Have you the ability to support my daughter as her sta tion in society requires? The Suitor Yes, sir! I have the ability all I need is the opportunity to apply it! Brooklyn Life. Dlaagrreesble Veltow, I despise Chumpleigh." "What's Chumpleigh's trouble? "When he tells me a joke he always pokes me in the ribs and- adds: Think It over! ' "Town Topics. I If or Om-Wrk. Barry I wonder who said that money is the root of all eviL Harriet Oh, some unhappy manwho tried to marry for money and eouldnt. -Detroit Free Press. The Boat la east WmM. Customer Is this good country but tee? Grocer Tee, ma'am, that was made la, America, the best country in all the world. Indianapolis News. I iASa, Xres Father Tomng man, sonll heye to cease paying attention to my Aeog-hter. Suitor cVi X wilL if yon let me masrw pm, 8nr . - : -. m , r mMr wife believes everything thai X tell her. 1 Dost yon find life mighty znoxratc JSC!.: ?4 .' ! iassrS5S Iwiwtamiaitmtmwtmtowtwi XVfegetahle Prepatalionfor As similating tteFoodandfieguta Ung the Stomachs andBowels of i Promotes DigestioiiCheerfu! ness and Ifesl-Contains neither Otaiuinforpiitne nor Mineral. t(OT Harc otic. Aperfecl Remedy forConsBpa lion. Sour Stotn&h,Diarrtoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish rtess and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of . NEW "YORK. 1 exact copy or wrapper. " 1 Dry-powder Fire Extinguisher a dry po handful ; wo sect Fire see one at the Corvallis IGazxttk . office, BLACUIEDGE Springs Mattresses9 Chairs Musical Instruments Wall Paner Shades South Main Street , Corvallis Philomath Meat Market All kinds ef Fresh Heats, Ham, Lard, ete always en hand. S. W. Gibbon, Philomath. orlli$TceliorK$, Will deliver Ice every day from 7. to 11 o'clock. S mall orders must fce In by 8 o'clock Benton County Cumber company, MAITOFACTUKBXS OF AUlkinds of Fir Luniber Dealers in Shingles, MoraWings, Doors and Windows. Special at tention giren bills in car-load lots. is known everywhere for parity, flavor and richness. . A trial will convince yen ill For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have s Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years TM OHTAUa MKMn, MCf TOM OfTT. Wouldn't you be glad if you could get a responsible Fire Insurance Company to insure your buildings for f 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-Carta Bamboo Furniture Bedroom Suite Sideboards IRoekers tables FURNITURE Alvay Bought A A 7J& inn II 1 1 1 1 n II fill MTU Jaea Saigy (So.
