The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-05-13
s. T. YOUNG & SON,
Albany, Oregon.
Agents for ButtriCk Pattern:.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Tong lie and YaGuina.

RhedodendroA excursion to Newport
rex Sunday.
Mrs Broekwalter and chlldre., of Sa-
lem, are visiting friends liz this city.
George H. Williams, Oregon's grard
old man, speaks i'll Corvallis next Thurs
day night.
sIs Lat Case?' Yes that is Tam Case
Of Bowers 6 Case, the bo:s harbers.
Postofice building.
At TIE Baptist ckurcI, Sunday morning
there will lie fower serm oil. Service
at s o'c'ock, all Interesting sermon.
Mrs. Charley P, arse, of San Francisco,
is expected i'll i lew days, By Corvallis
friends, to visit with Mrs. Spansler.
The largest single shipment of coffee
ever brought to lenton county was re-
ceived by S. L. Kline, Monday. 1t was
OF TIE Lion brand.
When the news came of the Spanish rout
Dewey put their whole fleet out
Jess Spencer gave mighty shout
Aad kept right on shaving.
Your mensry is all ri sht and when
you reed sool work and speedy work at
reasonable prices, i: the line of job
printing you will remember the CAzFTrE
Office.
Tie street cer.Inittec is doing good
work Gravel is being hauled from Os
born's bar and d stributea Oh tEe graded
streets. Several streets arc being thus
improved.
Flour is mp ard steamboats, caanot take
the output of Benton mills to Portland
fast enough to suit owners. Tic resent
unusual low stage of watec make the
captains load lightly.
G. F. Barnhard and Etna " Skaggs
Corvallis, Tuesday, by D. Carlisle, ]. P.
They took brief bridal trip to Portland
and will reside al Summit.
Diamond Starch Polish gives an elc-
CANT luster and prevents the iron from
sticking, etc. If your dealer don't keep
it, will sead it post paid for rs cents.
B. R. THOMPSON, Corvallis. Oregon.
VIM. Clearinghouse, of Monroe, was
thrown out of his wagon one day last
week, as his team was running away,
and was run over by one of the wheels,
knocking him unconscious, but fortu-
uately inficting no serious injury.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Cong greeational church met at the resi-
dence of H. +. Fischer Monday after
noo.. A large number of members and
visitors were present and were splendidly
entertained by the koste: Of the day.
Patriotic enthusiasm may vent itcelf
tonight. The entertainment at the opera
house tonight will be of the star span
g1ed banner order and i'll fact an organ
lied outburst of American lSyalty, with
the PIE ceeds to go for patriotic purposes.
The bike path along the Albany road
is fire way for wheels as far as com.
pleted, and is about miles i'll length up
to da'e. List Sunday wheeimen and
wheelwomcn by TIE hundreds were en-
Toying the result of the labor of the Road
Club.
Tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow
evening Will R. King, union candidate
for governor, and ]. R. Sovereign, head
of tie Knights of Labor, address the
citizens of Berton county, at TIE opera
house i'll this city. They will doubtless
speak to large crowds.
S. J.. Kline announces TINT OH MoE-
day, May 10Th, and for that day only, he
will sell nine rapers of Lion coffee for
81. THIS is done to advertise this excel
lent brazd and each purchase will be
limited to one dollars worth at this rate.
Mail orders received Oil or before that
day will be filled.
Tie local teachers institute held at
Wells last Friday and Saturday was the
success that Supt. Dennan's institutes
always are. Among these taking part
were Supt. Denman, Professors Pratt,
Lance, Lake AID Huffman, Senator Car
ter, Mrs. Nelms. Misses Pagenkopf and
Lyferd.
Next Thursday evening George H.
WlllldulS, lIldH VIII HCedS HO iHtlouuS-
tion 10 the people of Benton county, will
address the citizens of Corvallis and Vi
cinity upon the political issues. Bring
your wives and neighbors and lie ar this
statesman who was one of tile cabinet adj
visers of the great Lincoln.
Last Saturday the o. A. c. baseball
team defeated the Monmouth Normal
nine, OH the latter's ground, with score
of to 5. 1t was good exhibition of
genuine baseball and the game was in
teresting throughout. The Stat. Univer-
sity may forfeit her league game to be
played on the 2Ist, as her team is hot
showing up we'll. In that case o. A. c.
may play Albany college OH that day.
ity politics seem to be neglected Ell
tirely. Hardly citizen seems aware of
the fact that five councilmen are to be
elected next Monday. The retiring
members are, Columbus Read in the first
ward VIM. Bogue and Charles B!akeslee
ia the second and J.. II. Harris and ]. H.
Simpson in the third So far no candi-
da.es have been placed in the field, but
it is probable that these whose terms ex-
Dire will be asked to serve again