The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-07-29
,ierolf displays a fine lot Of relishez.

ZlSiOii pays d AAAiS W. Va iSAioA1>1'
Buy American Chow Chow, Olive Oil,
and Tomato Catsup of Zierolf.
Musicians will find rare bargains in
pianos and organs at the Exchange.
VIM. Cree. has purchased the Z. Job
property ON Third between Madison and
Jefferson for $3.50.
T. D. Campbell, corner Second and
Monroe is agent for the Western Cottage
Piano and Organ Co.
Red-hot Herseradish, Chilli Sauce.
Celery Salt and Sweet Pickles, all i'll
bottles for sale by Zierolf.
Toe Garrew and his sister, Miss Edna,
spent last Sunday with Miss Dora Por'
ter at Shields, Linn county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip PIile have been
entertaining Mr. Henry Teiderman, of
Portland the past few days.
Z:erolf, the grocer, wants all his GUS
TONERS TO cal and examine his warranted
pure Amer ican Food Products.
Miss Rose Greffez and Miss Mabel
Johnson are folding bulletins this week
in the collegc printing department.
E. w. D4r:lee and family have been
visiting with his daughter. Mrs. Eta
Hollister, III town fnr few days past.
Hiss Alwina Korthauer. of New What
com, Wash sister of Mrs. Berchtold of
this ;y, is being eAtertaia ID by the lat
ter.
G. E. Barchard and wife. a rancher
from Mary's river nortf of Summit, were
in town shopping the first part of the
week.
Geo Benis, al old pioneer f So liv
ing at Oak Grove called and left coin in
our hands as token of regard for the
GAZETTE.
Heckart & Hoffman have the contract
for erecting new dwelling tor Mrs. M.
7. Wells on the site of the one burned
on the fourth of this month.
John Thompson has just returned from
Salem bringing with him his little
nephew, Roy Kisor, who will have a
home with Riley Logan hereafter.
c. A. Weo1s, Que of the GAZETTE
family. smiled Oh us recently. Mr.. w.
will ret a new house Oil the George
Coete place, which lie recently pur-
chased.
Where John Whitaker's hops we're the
best last year they are complete failure
this Season, and that part of the yard
which failed last year is now showing a
fine crop
Morg Savage, who has been i'll Eastern
Oregon for several rlonths, has returned
to his home at Summit, this county,
where he expects to spcad the evening
of his days.
Z. c Pentand, editor of the Indepen-
dence West Side, and wife while passing
through to Newport, called and clasped
our digits rnom-nt, then rushed off fer
the clan beach.
Riley Logan of Willamette has pur-
chased of Bryaa Bros. the well known
stallion Kasano. The animal was sired
by Jay Beach Altamo1t. Dun Fanosa,
and is hne animal.
Ed. Felton and brother have the con-
tract to furnish the stone and mason
w .rk for the foundation and first story of
the new armoIy. which is to be erected
out of Oregon granite.
For constipation take Karl's Clover
Root Tea, the Greet Blood Purifier C~res
Headache, Nervousness, Eruptions on
the face, and makes the head clear as a
bell. Sod by Graham & Wells.
E. o. Potter, county judge of Lane
couNty, who with his wife have been tar
rying at Soda Springs, drove via Albany
to Corvallis Ola his way to his home in
Eugene the early part cf this week.
Dr. E. ]. Thompson and daughter
E 1ith, Merle Simpson and Miss Smith
went to the Bay Tuesday for their sum
mer vacation. They will occupy rooms
over the Mcdonald store at Nye Brook.
John Gill, son-in-law of the late Frank
Dekum, of Portland, connected with the
newspaper, The Drift, published i'll Port
land, passed through town a few days
since to sniff the ocean breezes at New
port.
Doc. Blodgett, of Blodgett Valley,
called on us recently and when asked
what news there was in his section, re-
piled "Crops are good, and no damage
has been sustained on account of the re-
cent raius."
The Emergency Corps most gratefully
acknowledges the receipt of the coutri-
button of the union service last Sunday
evening and wishes to return thanks t.
DIR. Thompson for his thoughtfulness
and also to the contributors.
Hiss Mary Newton, former success
full teacher of the primary grade IN the
Corvallis schools, but for year past one
of the corps of teachers of the OaAdale,
WASH, schools, tarried all afternoon this
week with We editors family.
B. w. Wilson, who was clerk of Ben
ton county for a generation, stopped z
moment to say few words recent
1y. While quite feeble with advancing
years, he is the same genial, whole
souled friend as in the days long past.
| Gel. Frank Parker, editor of the Walls
Walla Statesman, has gone to his Elk
river ranch in Lincoln county. He will
flourish on mountain scenery and par
take of natures beverage only while
welding the axe, spade and pruning