The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-07-27

A camping outfit and party in which
were three young ladies has been lost
when last seen tie CAMP was moving from
Rock creek to Yaquina river. Any infor
nation regarding it's whereabouts will be
thankfully received by Prof. John Fulton,
whose present address is somewhere in the
Coast range near Nashville.
The building at the corner of Fourth and
Monroe, which has done duty as boarding
/ house for several years past was sold last
Fuesday, together with its contents, to
satisfy a chattel mortgage given by ". ].
Armstrong to Jane Efarris and Mary Jane
Whitby. The furniture, etc., was dis
posed of to sundry persons and netted
about $35 and the mortgages bid in the
building for 500.
Superintendent Sticker, of the Corvallis
Carriage company, left yesterday for Mon.
treal, Canada. where he will accept SINH
lar position with E. Heney, an extensive
carriage manufacturer, at an annual salary
of $25sG During Mn and Mrs. Sticker's
residence ill Corvallis, covering period of
three years, they have gained many warm
friends who will regret hearing of their
sudden change of base
Charles Pearce and Thomas Samuels. to-
gether with their families returned to Cor
Wallis this week after ten days outing on
the head waters of Rock creek, in Lincoln
county. The party have to their credit
ll64 trout, but none of them are guilty Of
violation of the game law. so they say.
That they are not, however, is probably due
to no fault of theirs. Charley is such an
keverlastingly poor shot, you know,
Inadvertently some antiquated plate mat.
ter rejecting seriously upon the candidacy
of Mr.. Harrison for second term. was run
in last weeks paper. for which we owe our
readers an apology. Owing to the strike,
commU nication with our San Francisco plate
company had been shut off, and in conse-
borrowed from the Times office by our
foreman. This accideDti is the resEt of
employing democratic foreman on a re-
publican paper Serves us right.
G. M. Coon, who has resided at the Pete
Rckard mills for number Of Years was
adjudged insane and taken to the asylum
last Monday for treatment On account
of the absence of Judge Hutford from the
city, the examination took place before
Justice Holgate Mr.. Coon was native
of Virginia. He has been resident of
Oregon for long time and is now in his
ninetieth year. The physicians G. II. Lee
and r. ]. Wilson found that his mental
arrangement was due to hereliiy and old
aye.
Miss Sarah Harris, former Corvallis
favorite, is the guest of Mrs. Leo Stock.
Miss Harris seems to De on visiting tour
of the valley. She arrived here Wednesday
afternoon by private conveyance, after a
two weeks stay in Albany and Harrisburg
She will visit here week and then leave
for Newport for the summer. This is the
first occasion Miss Sarah has taken to visit
Corvallis since her parents moved to Port =
AeSAN S'iiiS GO yOaAS oSos hLp hCi many
friends will regret that her stay will be of
such brief duration.
When you go fishing and wish to make
record for yourself, observe the following
rule: Everytine you get bite but lose the
fish, put down so; and when success
crowns your efforts and the trout is safe
within the basket. place the figure ''l' at
the left of the ciphers. In this m inner three
unsuccessful attempts and one fish will
score 1000" This r4ls has been adopted
by one or two Corvallis fishermen, among
them Chas. Pearce, who claims to have
caught ll64 Readers can draw their own
conclusions regarding his ability as an an
gler.
The success of Mrs. Annie M. Beam, of
McKeesport, Pa, in the treatment of
darrhea in her children will undoubtedly be
of interest to many mothers. She says: Il
spent several weeks in Johnstown, Pa, after
the great sood, on account of my husband
being employed there. We had several
children with us, two of whom took the
diarrhna very badly. got some OF Cham
berain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem
edy from Rev. Mr.. Chapman. 1t cured both
Of them. knew of several other cases
where it was equally successful. think it
cannot be exceled and cheerfully recon-
mended it." 25 and SO cent bottles for sale
by Graham & Wells.
DIR. Dumont Lott, in a recent letter to
Arthur st. Clair says he will visit 'Maple
Brook Ranch about the first of August for
two. weeks deer hunt in the Coast range.
It is understood that Mr. Lotz has ac-
;epted position as chemist with large
Wholesale drug firm in Portland, and will
,egin his duties there about the first of
september. This will be pleasing news to /
he many warm friends made by the ex-
tation chemist during his eighteen months !
esidence in Corvallis among whoa his
ingular resignation on account of sill
ealth" was so unanimously regretted.
single buggy attached to a bay horse
ook lively spin yesterday morning from
'hilips' blaeksmiths shop doyp Nam street
D the saw mill, where it turned roand and
overed the distance as far back IS jackson !
,reet where the vehicle started west and
as stopped by Roy Woodcock before any
,rious damage had resulted. The horse
as not properly harnessed and it's driver
as afraid, are said to be the reasons as