r . Tinii: '
id
tv; niii net nntl
t Xpveltles Pins, Feajhtjrs, Wipgs And gibbons
1 a S O 0 ( 'plsi) SilecJ ?Gag ajid -FiJk Hat I O B , I
Your Hat we'll remodel in the latest styles,
in Pattern Hats. Artistic Trimming.
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iUCAL AND PtkSONAl
' Born, Sunday, tb Mr. jfend Mrs,
H. C. Schriber, a daughter."
r , jvxarion liayden 01 Aisea .was
& visitor in the city yesterday.
i Miss JVI.phristensen, the ml
,linef, is sufferitig' front & spraih
ed ankle. trf.
Miss Edna rove's went o
J jHood River ..on Thursday to at
i lend .the ;fair. -: -'H , '- :
ly S. N. and E. L. Shedd went to
iy NewcportlTljursday,"tQH gperid' ai
i little season of rest.
Mrs. Daisy Po'rter and chil-
.dren of Ashland ,are visiting in
ine cjty. ivirs: rrner was- lor-
merly Miss Kitridge and lived
"We were favored with a Call
by L. W. McAdams :of Portland,
who is in the city in the interest
) of cranberry lands, in thp,Tilla
) mQo1c;DOgs! Her is a' very -pleas
ant gentleman and knows hpw
to talk business i-) iJ:) .Ji
Dr. Jas. Harper, E. B-Horn-?
ing, Z. II. Davis, M. S. Wood
! coclc and Norm,Ljlly ,were. visit
. orft at the Ibany Chapter "VVecF
' nesday night. They were loaded
into Rickard's autofriobile 'and
landed in Albany in 40 minutes.
Mr. Vm. Lane returned fr6rri
.Silver . Lake, .in L&ne, county,
"where he has' beeVlooking kfter
property interests, ;IIe brought
out a fine lot) oflfuijcli gr&sses
and stopped overoneday in Cor
vallis. lie took them to his
ranch near Harrisburg. , , .it,
Thp OAC Studio is now open,
for business aiid f welcomes the
students as Well as - citizens -to
try our ware. Located just over
Blackledge's, one-halfcbJopk south
of Graham & Wells. Come one! j
Come all! ,
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H. H. FRAZIE'S !
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ISLE OF SPICE
uB0oVand Lyrics by '
Allen feore' and Geo. E. Stoddard
Elaborated, and Amplified by
Fredrick Rankin; ; j
Author of "Hippvland.'i ;
"The Gingerbread Jdan3 Etc . "
Music by
Paul Schindler, and Ben Jerome
The Peer of All Musical Comedies V
THE ORIGINAL PRODUCTION
Company'of '
: 60 PE0PLE--0
American Beauty Chorus
Positively the Greatest, Preltiest, Singing, 'Acting and Danc-
uig niver urganizea.,
ENTIRE PRODUCTION ;,
Richly Staged
Cleverly Acted
Gorvallis Opera House!
Tuesday, October 13 I
Positively Guaranteed : Best Musical Show Ever Seen Heri
Seats on Sale Monday at
Pflgs lower Floor, J"irst
i i jXMucqny, nrscrow, next , two, rows, 75c
GENERAIi ADMISSION 50c. " -
.- : t rt 'fifnl waists avlntrJiiiwr " K xuecs.aia-usairienaty vifflii
es
TTn f (VI nrtfkrl
Great redaction,
Low Prices. J '
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the mnt.A.
rial on the ground for another
nice new. house, on his lot facine -
im.Vanfeulen, between lith' arid',
12th. : The man young' displays
e-ood taste in the. matter of cbri-
structibn "and -certainly has the'
Asa Alexander was celebrating
his 58th anniversary on Wednes
day by washing the window at
the Benton . county National
Bank, j He carries his age .re
markably ' well yand ' seeini I as
full of snap and vinegar asminy
j'ddng'men of 40. This, perhaps
ia uuc tu cany uiciy.
We x are informed bv Sheriff
Gellattly-that; there are perhaps
$1,000 of taxable assessments! on
which nothing hasJbeen ;paid:
There" ip ls6 quite "a little of
those who have" paid' oneljalf
the -assessment and are certainly
acting unwise by waiting for fur
ther. penalties to be added. '. t i '
Captain L. B. Chambers catne
mfrbm-Potlatch, Idaho, Wed-'
nesday, arid was "'given a hearty
reception by the OAC boys wljen,'
he landed at the depot, thus iot
only showing their appreciation
qf .his services at th'ei cdllegeC but
tieir pleasure at the honor con
ferred upon him in the recent
appointment. 3
John Curft," an old ' citizen of
Benton county, is very sick J at
tne home or Mr.'Jonn -iiiers.
Hes suflfering from Astlima
wita a complication of otherxdis-
eases. His son and his wife came
in ' f rorii JOakland California oh
Monday and will look after lm.'
The daughter-in-law is a prof bs
sionalnurse. 4 . i?- ,
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-Wanted To rent place toeep
50 chickens and a cow or some
one to keep 50 purebred White
and Buff Leghorns on shades..
Box 192 3t4
20 son HITS 1
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UNIQUE DANCES
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'Handsomely Gowhed
' Perfectly Presented
Graham & , Wortham's
6frpws.ll.5Q, balance $L00
; teresting inet3ting of thestejnl
,.s wa3 highly ;gratifie4 , to. see .thefj the uienibts if'the A
' prosperoiia ,cKndiliiQn; ,o tb.&er-i':! church'. jahW a hartyp.' cfnu'r
der. Kev. J. K.. JN, eil gaye
joij'! w7i.xx3iA,g . v'x,
.toncal ilines m flonnectipn min
were serveu vy vu muicss f
evening was pleasantly and pro
fitably spent
-j
The kind of kid -gloves
that
satisfy are sold "by the Eliter
.hi The servicesJatth'e Pr'esbyter-'
lan church last Sunday morn
1 ing were exbeedipglyihje'r.esting.
, x 4 waa uuuiiuuiixuu. uJr olla
house, was well .tuled. Jbour
! nainds were-aifdW folhe church
' roll. Tiie evening . service was
principally-devoted 't6 . sbrig! by
the ,e'legant choir, interspersed
with a few snap shots by the
pastor to set the people thinking
knows just how to do that part1
of it and is very popular .with
all elapses of peoplt .' L I
College r' View Hotel,' between
Depot and CoflegeElmorj?. Heir
tel, opposite Court House. j$l
per dtiyji.0'per week; $20 per
5 Prof! and Mrs! ,. Jplkerson En
tertained th e Jteac her s -of the
piiDlic arid high schools Tuesday
aftereoo'h ! .from 4 lot at thjeix
home on -Ninth street. -Dainty
refreshments''1 vreid served and. a
social j louf. enjpyed: vniong
ihe t! interesting features-? f the
hour was the organization; of -a
club by the . teachers . to be de
voted 'to . educational- arid 1 social
pursuits. "The forming of such
3 club .wllljbe of "great benefit; to
the principal and teachers- and
is a matter of congratulations.'
g tit) Sl Ji Kline swentlfolPort'-
land on Tuesday atid heard the
speeehr 'delivered' by"- Senator
fTBeveridge at 'the Armory.0 He
presents' a globing pictureiqf
the 1 enthusiastic. receptions
given the Senator and' waslso'
thoroughly impressed! with , the
eloquent word painting as he tore
the mak from the Bryan fal
laciesthat he immediately wired
the .Presid'enti that-'Oregon was
safe. Being a thoroughly busi
ness ma'n Mr.' Klinfe kn6ws 'what
the election of Mr.Jiryan wodld,
mean hence his enthusiasm.
JHoh. John Barrett, " Director
of the International' Bureau of
American. Republics t Jas
ington", D-C whfaWas ihf attend
ance at the National Irrigation
Congress5 last weekJih Albuquer-
que, wm pe present at tne x rans
MississippiCommercial Congress
at San, Francisco, then, comes
JTorth forja vvisiti tb points in
uregon ana AVasmngton. Jiis
addresses will be non-political
land, will) deal with the -A creation
and fostering of the trade of tie
Patinc CWast with Sputhi Ameri
ca, a subject upon, , which' h has
bestowed special attention. . -;,
--Mrs.- Pi O.'AVHsori is clearing
up her business Jaffairs .and exr
peats to leave CorvaUis 'in a shqrt
timej goiilg from' here to- New'
York to make her home -with a
daughter. ..For. many years, Mjrs':1
Wilson has -'been a; r,esi,dent of
Corvallis and, . has a. wide circle
of v-friends and .acquaintances
who will miss her ' motherly ad
viceand kindly greeting. Hdrs
has been a life of .usefulness, .and
as the shadows ' of old age Tall
across her pathway she canhave
no remorse , of conscience but
calmly await the "setting of the
sun, looking forward to; the glori
ious future, tliat awaits her on
the other shore. . , u :
The peoplV of t,he North westj
but particularly those of Port
land were riot entjely satisfied
with the attendance, at thie show
of the Portland Country Club
and Livestock . Association, and
iuilnediately-i upon the 1 close of
that meeting a canvass was com-i
menced for 1909 season tickets.1
The 'success, .of .this campaign
has -beeijj phenomenal. The
tickets are $5 jeach,jind it is prcW
posed;' to pelt o.OOQ pf . them .and
from the . present outlook ' this
can be accomplished without any
trouble.,'- !,It , isthey Inlteptidi of
the committee to ' have special
gUa,rdnteed ' trains".1 from' points!
tnrougnoui yregon,, w asnington
and Idaho to' bring an, ; attend
ance, lncluding-Tnose from rort-lald,-of
150,000.
AHceptiod wifetenderid Ev
a - prsdnti "Short' talks Ve-e
, maue Dy. ine presidents. 01 .tne.
various .socieSies in the. churchi
pieasurejaud .appreciation of tMe
jfact tnat taerifaniily ' wilt remain'
fjin LrOrvallisr and. were earnlestjy
responaea to Dv;Kev L.eecn. lfe
cream ana waters1 were served
the guests and a very enjoyable
evening, wa3 spent.' ! ., :'''. - f. ; .".
- Have you seen the new line f
hollars and belts at the Elite? 1
J -7 ,-.:.,. . :
'Ii you are a lovjer pf art - just
step; in :ta Horning A McKenziels
and- note the contrast '. betweefti
the beautiful china" ; displayed ita
the window and the hand painW
ing'prc(duc,ed by, the fdrtile bram
US XT' ' T TT J ' ii ' ' ' ' i ll - I
of beauty ' j thia other ajthiog-r--Without
any, beauty, but r wortbly
thej, caus it represents. .' t'.;'r ' -1
Buy your 'Coffees and" Teas it
' Tiie Elite is' - h'eadquai ters Ifor
hosieryf an3 underwear iti cotton
brjall wool. '';:-'- V- rt so
i i Tuesday evening the members
of the Congregational . Christian
Endeavor societymet with-their
pastor;Rev? Hughes at'his hbhie
6ti:,'Flfth street - arid''beld; tteir;
niottthl v business 1 meeting arid
social hour;1. Sri. thdgaies, whicli
followed',. P.roij C;.L: ICnopf. one
of, the , new. and f popular, pt-ofes-
sors at QAC, won first prize,, the
guests being1 supplied, ;with gum.
wnicn tney 1 we're . instructed ;to
chewhndi with.'a card arid tpoth
picks were1 to mold it into little
animals. -'Prof. " Knopf's 'work'
wds splendid and was igubject
of general .comment. " Mr,: Hall,
a senior ,at OAG, 'won the,secbnd
prizej ' an,d '. several jothers ,wre
w;orty pf mention,. .. Paintj'' re
freshments; -were -served by Mrs
Hughes and musio closed a pleas
ant arid. profitable evening. , ' .
If ybu got it at the, Elite : bis
sure to please. , . , : i . ,
, 'The Elite has . the 'best hose
loroc, tne, pair. , ; . ,.( . ,
7.; ' '.;,,. -:l . ' ..! ".
. v ''yur ( Minister" at tne opera
house 'tonghtj .-.a, beautiful play
by ,tne, company you Jsnow
College, StudentsIf lopkipg
ents favorite, place!; the College
View Hotels,, f v. : . 84-92
. h.WATEp-Six students : for
room and board ; first class, bath'
included., r v FiW Mocks ,west of
college, i Ihid. phone' 852. ". 1
v .($4) (Four" dollars per -week.1 -
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FOR RENT-400 ACRE DAIRY RANCH
15 acre poultry 'place. Box 113,
Turner, Oregon. . .,
Philomath, Ore., Sept! 23, '08,
A Great Opportunity '--Wanted
five men with $ 5000"( five, thou si
arid dollar 1) 4 each or;1 brie man
with $25,000 (twent-fivp thous
and dollars) t0 float a big'timber
and milling enterprise. 1 For
further ' particulars inquire of
Jas.G. Horning, Philomath, Or.
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' ' - ' A New Attraction!
; i The eall for sheet music has
become . so great 'at Grahaih &
Wells'idrug store that they have
secured the services of Mrs. Cros-
nb to sing and try ariy pibce of
music which may be selected by
prospective customers. You are
invited to call and ljear these
renditions'&t 2 :30 o'clock every
afternoon.; Mrs. Crpsno is a.tal
ented pianist 'and has a beauti
ful voice-, : Drop in and hear the
sweet music.) ;,.,;f; . ; 8$tf
Found A Warranty Deed,
from S. E. y;oun & 'on) to
Nancy R. Norton. Xeft at the
Gazette office; ' " '! ' 7
' Forfthe latesjj in Pyography
see i Geham "Wi-ls.?. 5
A, . .. v - . 77-84
Buy your coffees and teas at
1 t D. D.jSEpMANj's.,
.-rl .1.1 tk i -.:pj,4i. I .V
For eknt Sewing machine'
to"' rent' at second hand ' store on
South Second street, -No. 424. , tf
Our new stock f '.
'yregrapny
phv
wood and leather
nas lust ar-
rived.. 1 i jGfe$H'
JPrwm Correspondent New York StaU
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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.
Th Necessity For Secondary Agricul
. tural Schools Described. '
- Special Corrcspbndence., .
. OC late there has been a marked In
crease in the number of -agricultural
colleges, and they re al ip'provins
rapidly In their, efiuipmeqtaiid facili-.
ties and are all engaging more Inyarl-ous-orrnsSJof
university extension
woiiC such- jfarmers institutes, cor
respondeqee courses, reading courses
and, experimental1 researches. They
are. thus attracting a large and ever
lsrmr --TOlftsa flMonta . Tint- all
his developn)ent of agricultural col
leges and their5' work has only brought
out "the fact tfhat under the best condi
tions and working to the fullest extent,
of theirpossibillties they can meet-the
educational requirements ;.of only . a.
small fraction of the youth UDon our
farms. r. s , .
' Tf'any 'donsiderable body .of the farm'
boys and girls', are to receive, definite1
instruction In the principles of agri
culture (hot to mention the class of
city bred b'oysvn-ao aW intarested anrf
want deftnU. 5atractlif,-.to ito -ftaxm
life), there must be supplied, a system,
of. schools of a lower grade than ' the
college, or wnatjs known as- secondary;
sccJolpfagriculture.There
strong demand for and a disposition'
njajbJfesitoplaco th tteaohtngs oif jag
rl?ulnjrf in the, curriculum of ,onr-. pub
lic1 and graded., schooisi but , pelthei1
: foHities A of1 their1 future 'deveidoment
prdmiaie iany t iferyf definite'.' hope: of J
great va,iue ip. ihis aireetioni t Without
. doub( their courses of instrqcti,on ooujd
ue mucn unprovea so as to-cuiuvate-a:
Ipvel for arid' an.; 'interysf 1 inA natura
study ' and impart' - many J facts; "that
would f fee. i of ; listirifci beneat. . to i itne'
.young people, who, shall , go out fttoin
t these Schools -to, Ijve upon;, the fajrpisi
t)Utttel9e)kloQM Will never be abi to.
teach the ' sciences1 relating tb agriculf-
. hire itself without interfering with the
general scope,. of jthe- work.- W"ha,t al-'
Vays , has must always , continue to
constitute the .principal', wprk of,' the
'schools.' 1,1 To these general lines : of
work! 1 may Well- be added a limited,
amount of nature stud oB wood work
ing, domestic science and the elements
of agriculture, but not enough' instruct
tlon regarding any. art can bj given to
perfect th'Studeni In any of these,
and especially is this true of agricul
ture and the science of farm econonjiy.
This mustte-taagbt $r taught lat alFln
schools of higher grade and yet to jbe
within the reach of all must still jb
secondary to the college and of easy'
access i to --ail , woo would avail them
selves of the benefit. W. N. (JILEii
IVfeAAMillMflK
Rarriflin -Sale
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I HENKLE S DAVIS'
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You Tske Jlo Chances
'a: '! Sin ' ' ? fj.w .1 ' ' ii -. -a; , .
When You Buy Groceries 1
At -This
All our goods" are guaranteed t j
; " comply with the " -
U I f Pure i Food - Law I
We have the best
'.'! the best. ' ;;.:;...'
- We , Want Your Business
Hades Grocery
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Post Cards dt
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Ribbons, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Goods, Art Pillow Tops
Embroideries, Silks, Stationery; No Velties,:Etc. : -1
uareesi assonmeni, r
fmd'-yoii see
M uA'f.wriHnh. lu-
I CQiHeiits are
Made to -Fit Living
Women
66
. They are mad
.de to fit living, breath -
ing,(active women--and fit them well.
Tkiey are the Brkln criildteii of maker
siinds.in the World of fashion -Combination
of the best of foreign creations
yitft tbe euitable additions of original
ideas; bf. tbiev"LA yOGUE", expert
-designers.;) : ',. .
,Jhey "are' with -a. paipstaking care
that's unusual. , These big'? little
things .such as placing1 a button or the
turning of a plait, shields skillfull 'fin
ishing are 'what' make' IA. ' VOCJUE
Suits and Coats the peerless garments
women! say' they are ' ' We've .a won-
dertiil collection ready for. your view
ing apd at prices that will surprise Jou.
KLINE'S
, Established, ' ,
1864 1
Neat ' job Printing at the Ga-
pttte .Office, , j
Thoe Boulden
" "HEADQUARTERS- 1
V v FOR, : J
Live and Dressed Poultry,
' ' Bone iirit and Oyster
Shells, 1 Prussian Stodk
and Poultry Tonic,'- Liee
..Killer, etc..'' .l.-'-
Pay highept caph mgrVet price
M for-Pool trv,; Eggs, VpsI BDd Hogs,
312 Second Street,
WANTED"
I'lN FORMATION
BKQARIjma
Farm or Business
for sale.' Not particular about location,
wish to bear irom owner only rbo
wUl aell direct to buyer. Give price,
description and state when possession
can be bad. Address, : i
LSAHTSHItiV Bax MM ' KeAerier! R.T.
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For Fine Job' Printing go to
the CorvaUis Gazette.
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