The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-07-22

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tum this week aud settled his corporeal
system in our best Office chair and fer a
few minutes discussed crop prospects.
1t is good for the blues. Good nature is
contagious.
Prof. c. E. Woedson, assistant in the
Department of History and Political
Science of the State University, is spend
ing 4 portion of his vacation with cur
young friead, E. R. Bryson. They were
classmates in the University Of Oregon a
few years since.
The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa,
says DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
best pills he ever used in his family during
forty years Of housekeeping. They cure
constipation, sick headache and stomach and
liver Troubles. Small in size but great in
results. Graham s. Wells.
! Persons going away for vacation who
desire their papers changed to.theIr new
address can do SO b. seeing the postmas-
ter and paving the postage i'll advance
The postal law forbids the remaillNg OF
pa pcrs unless the postage is paid to office
from where they are renailed.
Marion Wood is now the forerna" of
the o. A. e. farm. He wields the pitch
| fork, silo elevator ahd l.cteal fluid ex-
tr.ctor as gracefully as he formerly did
the birch i'll the little rcd school house,
The regents did themselves credit and
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Prof. F. L. Kent of the o, A. c. as
returned from his recent trip 10 Coos
county in the interest of d.irying. He
is way ahead OH bikes, for the Prof
found in that sectioA of the state that
the only mode of travel was by horse
back over mountain trails or by water.
| D. c. Rose is erecting OIL. his fruit farm
one mile west of town Peerless dryer.
He has large quantity of pears and
estimates his prunc crop at I,2oo bushe 5.
He proposes /" dry his entire crop and
hopes in this way to recover i'll some de-
gree his losses OH green fruit shipments
last year.
| N'>-
turist of 20 wears experience, from Tope
ka, Kansas, has been III our neighbor
hood recently looking for location to
engage in his business. T.ae GAZETTE
hopes Mr.. Jackson will find it to his adj
vantage to settle among us. There is
room in this county for mary more like
him.
Maud Hoffman, formerly Corvaili: girl
and Oregon's pride iii the histrienic
world, is to remain i'll Lpndon for several
years TO come. She has accepted a pc
sition as leading lady for the Drury Lane,
one of the le-diug theatres Of London,
a4d has been asked to join the Lycerm
The eatre stock company as leading lady
for John Harc's new pay, The Martyr" "
which opens i'll Lon'ion next January.
! While Ned SaIitll and Alba SchE4idt
were taking spin around town Monday
after Ned's l.isl steppers, Ned was
thrown out wli e making the curve from
Third TO Adams, whereupon alba jumped
out, neither of them being hurt. The
team ran out of town and down the Nor
mouth road to Mt. View, about four
miles, without doing any damage to
, themselves or the lsrggy to which they
were attached.
/ J. NJ. Wilkinson. prosperous farmer
of Beaver creek, was in town day or
two since, and reports that he has cut
and secured 100 tons of fine hay, aud
that his zoo acres of grain is Immense.
The fruit trees and grapevines are break
ing down with great loads of fruit. His
prune trees are also carrying heavy loatls.
Everybody out his way are harvesting,
and he thinks we have, as people, great
reason to be thankful. Jim is happy,
any way.
w. Wecthll, Mr.. Cockrel and Oh riley
Collins who left here June 24th for East,
ern Oregon in search of work have re-
turned. They were too early for harvest
by month at least and after drinking
their fill of alkali water and gazing with
with adniiring eyes on great stretches
of sage brush, concluded to Come
home and recruit up for fall work. The
Willamette valley is hard to beat anG
Benton county especially, has attraction:
for them tkat could Eot be supplied il
Eastern Oregon.
Archbishop Gross of the Catho liz
diocese of Oregon preached patri OF 4
sermon Sunday, the nth, Ill Portland
His reputation as scholar is we'll know
here and across seas. He approved thu
patriotism and wise conservative states
manship of Pres. Mckinley and urgee
upon the American people the duty o
> prayer and thanksgiving for our yictorie
on sea and land. And yet we hear ec
occasionally that our Catholic fellow
countrymen are not loyal to their gov
ernment. What Eonsense.
H. A. int, son of Or. Flint, and hi
wife of Syracuse, N. ", have been at
tending the National Congregations
council in Portland, since its adjourn
,nent have been visiting his father nea
Corvallis. MIR. Flint is the second chem
5 ist aad one of 22oo employees in the grea
r Salway Process Chemical company
| From here Mr.. Flint and wife GO to Vic
toria, thence to Yellowstone Park, theme
to Duluth and thence down the lakes b
steamer to Buffalo. MIR. Flint is yer
much pleased with Oregon.
The Cosmopolitan for July has jus
reacaed our table. 1t is finely illustra
ed, full of important and timely infol
/ nation. Among its varied articles are