The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-08-29

Parties going east will find it to their ad-
vantage to call on or address Geo. F. Eglin,
Agt: Union Pacific Railway, Corvallis, Or
Lustrous Pearly White Teeth and firm
ruby gums, make beautiful faces more
charming, and the plainest ones attractive.
Use Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap and re-
store them. ga Toilet Gem" 25c. Sold
by all druggists.
A party consisting of Mrs. John Burnett,
Carrie, Lena and Tilla Harris and others
went to the Sulphur Springs yesterday and
will camp at that place tor week or more.
These springs are about IA miles from Cor
Wallis, and are d popu lar resort this season.
1t is now the harvest of prosperity for
the farmers of the Willamette valley. Let
one and all who are indebted to the Ga.
zETrE for subscription share his good for
tune with its editor and pay up without
delay. That wood that was coming ia
several months ago has failed to materialize
Thos. Samuels informed a GAZETTE re-
porter that he had received over $4,000
| ouSIlClS VI uC" "NCd1 So ldI GlfS SeobSOH
If other dealers have received proper
tionate amonnt, upwards 125. 900 bushels of
new wheat have already been stored in cur
warehouses.
Sixty-nine and seventy cents is being paid
for wheat in Corvallis, oats brings 40 cents
and hops 80 cents. Wheat is coming
in qnte lively. Farmers from the
north end of Polk county and some living
beyond Albany are hauling their grain to
Corvallis to dispose of it.
The teachers examination began in the
superintendent's office ON Wednesday after
noon with eight applicants for certificates,
seyen ladies and one gentleman. Prof. w.
w. Bristow of the Agricultural college, and
Prof. Geo. A. Bethers, of the Toledo public
schools are assisting in the examination.
According to dispatches a sensational
fight took place in the halls Of congress on
Wednesday the 9th inst, between Con-
grcssman Wilson, of Washington, and Beck
with of New Jersey. 1t was quite an ex-
citing scene for time, but when the gentle
men regained their better senses, they
apologized, shook hands and are ON as good
terms as ever.
l. 5. Doten, Justice of the Peace and mer-
chant of Bristol, ILL.,, says he can recon-
mend St. Patrick's Pills. 81 have used
Uhem," he says, ''and know whereof /
speak" Anyone troubled with constipa-
III ID fr;o
They are prompt and certain in their action,
and produce pleasant cathartic effect. For
ale by 7. Grah am.
Farmer S. w. r. Jones, of Marion
county, who was recently buncoed out of
s.. O00in cash by two sharps has at last found
a wife in Seattle. The lady is about &c
years of age and is said to be happy in hel
! choice. Her maiden name was Miss Gym
thia Ella Harbin. Jones age is 70 years
, Our advice to Cynthia Ella would be to
elect herself treasurer of and hold on tt
the sack.
t DIR. N. B. Avery sold his dental business
| last week to Dr. j. B. Wells, recently O.
Cheney, Washington. While DR.. Avery
D has long enjoyed a lucrative practice il
Corvallis, and has accustomed his patrons
to high order of dental work, hi
, successor, comes with recommendation
sufficient to warrant the assurance that hi
professional ability will fully meet the re
qurements of our people. The doctor
+ family accompanies him, and Mrs. Well
= will prove valuable accession to the soci
ETY. of Corvallis.