The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1884-05-09
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Remember that VIII Bros, moved on
block south of their old place.
| VIM. Morris has moved his tailor sho
from two doors north of the Vincent hous
to one door north of Spencer's barber shop
Repairing OF sewing machines, musical
instruments, etc., a speciality by Will Bros
Try them; they are reliable.
Grizzly bear are killing many cattle il
Sprague river valley. One man lost fou
cows by their depredations in one week
A reward of 500 is offered by the citizens O.
that section for every grizzly killed ON the
range.
| New goods in all lines, clothing, dry
goods, boots and shoes, groceries, hardware
and crockery, all at reduced prices. Cal
and be convinced, at S. L. Kline's, successor
to L. G. Kline & Co.
Hon. Binger Herman Republican candi-
date for Congress, will address his fellow
citizens of Benton co 1nty on the political
issue of the day, at the city hall in Corval'
on Tuesday evening May l3, at Pm.
All churches, sunday schools and tenn
rerance organizations OF Benton county are
requested to elect delegates to attend the
Benton County Temperance Alliance which
convenes in the city OF Corvallis May 18th
at 10 o'clock. The basis of representation
is one delegate for each organization, one
for every ten members and one for every
fraction of five.
By order of the Executive Committee.
The Dallas base ball nine made the trip
from that place to Corvallis last Saturday
morning in hacks in less than six hours.
They returned Sunday morning without
Mead Cosper, who said, by way of an excuse
for remaining in our beautiful city over
Sunday, that he would not return home
with the crowd that lost the game, and also
drove a balky horse. However he left
Monday morning by train for Derry.
M. F. M. Wadsworth. Indian agent at
the Siletz reservation, was in our city sew
eral days this week, and made this office
pleasant call. He expects to purchase for
the boarding school ten head of mich cows
before he returns to the agency. He re-
ports everything on the agency in flourish
ing condition; crops looking exceedingly
fine; and that the new furniture for the
school now en-.route from Portland is ex-
pected to arrive any day, and that it will
increase the accommodations to double It's
present capacity.
Gov. Chadwick aud party visited the
Bronze Copper mines in Josephine county
with view to start up again the
works there. What the plan of operations
proposed by said party is, is not made pub.
licas yet, but the inspection of the mine with
a view toopen it up, shows an interest which
still lives. while for several years the mine
has been unwrought The Bronze mine was
at one time in the hands of San Francisco
which run it a part of two years.
Says the West Side: Ten thousand bush
els of wheat have been shipped by Clagget
& Merwin and Vanduyn & Smith during the
last week. Mr.. w. P. Connaway has also
shipped in the past six weeks about 80, 900
bushels, making total of 10000 bushels
inside of two months. This will give our
readers faint idea of the amount of wheat
that is stored here every year, but will
serve to show that Independence has some-
thing to back it as commercial center.
The ''union" printers of New York have
adopted resolution boycott.ng the Tribune
of that city because its managers will not
employ union men exclusively, regardless of
their competency. So long as the printers
union admits Scrubs ''blacksmiths,"
drinking men and tough cases generally to
full membership, just so long may it expect
to be treated with contempt whenever it
assumes dictatorship.
A Spanish bull fight is advertised to take
place at Salem on May 18th. Bro. Hen
drlcks city editor of the Daily Statesman,
says: We wonder if the proprietor of this
show" has asked consent Of the city au-
thorities to give such a beastly performance
in Salem? No doubt they will prevent it.
Great Jupiter! Does any one imagine that
the citizens of Salem have such a blood
thirsty appetite as to turn out to see a
Spanish bull-fght? Has it come to this'
Are we mean enough to set all the civiliza-
tion of mankind at defiance and revive the
barbarous age of the amphitheatre? We
had supposed that the passion of mankind
SO strong for such brutality in the time of
the Roman emperors had been subdued and
softened by the influence of Christianity
until the idea of a bull fight show would be
the signal for general feeling of disgust
Mr.. J. M. Nolan's One Price Cash Store
is now located in the old Friendly store in
this city, where he is doing good business.
He carries full line of staple and fancy
dry goods, ladies' and gents furnishings,
clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
fancy goods, ETC., etc. His goods are all
marked in plain figures, at one uniform
scale of low prices. The Democrat of last