The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12


I,odaks and supplies at Graham &
Wells. -,
Complete Ene OF harvesting outfits at
Nolan s, Ca!Iahau's.
Ethel Hillman, who has been fightin :;
typhoid fever, is better.
Services at Baptist church OH Sunday
as usual. Cordial invitation to all.
! Norm Lilly repoits that fall. sown grain
is averaging fo@l 20 to 23 bushels per
acre.
J. Fred Yates aud vife and Prof. Craig
are soiourl,i1g at Cascade Springs for a
wsek.
Red-hot Horsera1isl, Chill Sauce.
Ceiery Salt and Sweet Pickles, all il
bottles fer sale by Ziero!f
Barnhart Bros. are paiating the John
Foster residence Oh College hi.l. 1t is
owned by 24rs. DR.. Charley Lee.
! o. A. Brown Tuesday cut nine acres
of wheat on the John Wrightsmar place
in six hours with Mccormick binder
! See Zicrolf's new Jartliniers, made by
American worlsnleu after .>desisns of
American artists. They are eye-o openers.
Hon, John Burnett has been appointed
by Judge ..sllinger referee in bankrupt
cy for-Bento1 county. 4 seod appoint
ment.
2 C Crawford and wif,, of Nancon-
yer, wash, are the guests of IIon. X. 7,
Yates .aud f.milv, Of this city, for a
III ,it'4.
Adam Wilhelm, the merchant prince
of Monroe, was ia the city Wednesday
on his way to the camp, accom- amied by
his sister, Mrs. Miller
Miss Bessie Hughes has tbs mum p.
The small children in the neighborhood
are giviA.s the place a wide berth for f, ar
Of taking the same disease.
I'o-norr.w the contract will be let by
the regents to kalsomine and paint the
interior and paint the woodwork of the
exterior of the college building.
Are you making spectacle of yourse
on acc ount of defective eyes? If Sc, let
Vogle spectacle them with the ready eye
openers he carries for his customers
Rov. c. F.. Clapp, of Forest Grove,
state superintendent of Congrc gational
churches i'll this state, dined Sunday last
with our townspeopIe, d. S. Adams and
family.
S. L. Kline, after purchasing large
stock ef goods IL San Francisco, returned
to tie city Monday. His children will
remain and attend school. Mrs. Kline
will return later on.
Born-To the wife of. II. Wilson in
this city August Stll, a SON. Joe will
likely search the catalogue of military
heroes for suitable cosnomen for this
young scion IF his family.
A. c. H. Gmln, who was paralyzed the
5th of July over his entire left side, las
partia 1y recovered, so he is able to get
out Oh crutches. He left Monday for his
home i'll B!odgetts valley.
John Wies, the pioneer Soap creek
rancher, was i'll to:rH t.e early part of
the week. He came up TO see if his son
Walter was running the bauk all right in
the absence of Mr.. Woodcock.
The regents of the o. A. C. are prepar-
ing to build $3.50 addition to the college
farm oarn. The work will he under tie
of d. w Prituhard, i'll j
structor in the woodworking departEl. II
of the college.
NJ. o. Hart goes Cal. Stewards squash |
story one letter and informs us that l,e ,
has at his home at the rortA erd of Cor !
wallis, good, sound squashee raised last
year. Let's hear from all the squash dis
Lricts of the couaty.
Tues lay evening wlile hauling load
Of lumber jos Smith ju alped off the wag-
on near TaInpico and broke one bone in
his left leg Eear the ankle joint. Dr.
Farra set the injured limb which will [
lisaLl- joe from harvest work this sum.
ner.
II. r. Bristow,' of the Pellfountair
ralt farm, was in town Tuesday making
arrangements to repair the dryer OF the
Co IS place near Dusty. He says there
S 6 BOD average crop and that the yie,d
will be from three TO four thousand bush
lis of Itali1n prunes.
Mr.. Stuars Hall, representing w. o.
s. Co., of Portland, OH Tues
lay last offered d. c. Rose to furnish the =
rates, pack and sell kis pear crop anI
would guarantee Mr.. Rose that he would
lot have anything to pay if he sot moth
ng. The offer was refused. i
Fer broken surfaces, sores, INSECT bit3As,--
'urns, skin dise:ses, and especially piles,
here Is cne reliable remedy, DeWitt's
" itch Hazel Salve. When you call for
)a Wits don't accept counterfeits or tratids.
ou will not be disappointed with DeWitt's
Nitch Hazel Salvc. Graha,n c Wells.
Abe Locke has purchased of Judge
lcFaddcn five acres just north Of the ,
iadley property. Mort Adams and 7. ,
l. Albright have the contract of tearing {
own the old dwelling on this tract and s
VII erect two-story modern residence ,
hereon. When completed it will be &C. i
upied by The ewner and his family. !
Uncle Joe Yates was seen recently
arrylHg around bunch o. spring wheat =
eads of the White Odessa variety. One '
cad cont aimed AZ ,rr,;,c Gil -o. T., r
lformed the writer that he had for years ,
cen in the habit OF bringing samples e 7
heat as soon as CT to show the mill I