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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-17
For Sale.

Seventy head of pigs.
S. Fl. Moore,
Corvallis.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-17
FOR MEN,

A Business or Dress Suit,
Overcoat or Cravenette, :.
Halves" $500 Hat,
Douglas or Wa1k-Ove Shoes,
A Dress Suit Case,
House or Smoking Jacket,
Fine Slippers or Suspenders,
Warm or Dress Gloves,
Silk or Linen Handkerchiefs,
A Fine MuAler,
Silk Umbrella,
Monarch While Shirt,
A Fine Dress Scarf,
Suit Good Underwear,
Good Sweater.
A Flannelette Night Shirt,
A Pair Turkish Towels,
Money Purse or Belt,
A Hunting Coat,
A Pair Leggins,
A Box Fine Socks.
have lots of good things.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-17

For Boys Girls and Children of good things
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Condo ms Levy Court.

II The Changers are keeping an eye
ION the management of the couHty's
finances At a meeting Of Hockessin
EGrangers No. 4. p. Of II. held ON
august Is the following preamble. re:
solution were unanimously adopted
\ and ordered to be sent to the Will
smington papers for publication.
Whereas, the members Of this Grange
ishave learned through the Press that
the Lew Court OF this county did
some four weeks ago allow Horace G,
Rettew, Receiver Of taxes and George
A d. Kelly Comptroller a certain sum
\ OF money over and above their regu.
,lar salary and while TIL, said Levy
Court may have the power and law
4 to warrant the granting of this extra
\ allowance to the above named officials
VIC heartily condemn and with one
I accord protest against such allow
ances believing that the salary al
READY provided for those officials is
entirely ample for the labor perform
lediand as it appears there was only
,,One member of that court that raise d
ihis voice in opposition to the grant
4 ing OF this extra allowance that being
s. Frank Ewart. Therefore be it re.
solved that this Grange unanimously
endorse the stand taken BY S. Fran k
E'art in opposing such extravaganza
"A With the county's money, believing
That ne is trying by his actions TO the
best Of his ability with great odds
against him to economic with the
county'S money. thereby relieving
Y the Farmers of burdensome taxes.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
City Council Meeting

!, There was small attendance at
thu City Council meeting last night,
as a number of the members are
attending the Convention at Grand
Rapids.
Orders We're drawn in favor of
Eugene NJ. Sayers for SLIPS, and
George H. Mccall for 1925 for col
lecting taxes
Mr.. Zebley presented the resigna
ton of Francis a. Price as third as
4 eistant engineer Of the Surveying
Department, and it was accepted.
The 8. p. &. A. reported as fol
lows; Dogs in pound on July 1, );
taken up in July, 1856, killed, 16i ;
redeemed. Is; sold, 3; left in pound
August !, 7; collected S36. The
usual order for $50 was drawn to
. pay for the month S services Of the
society.
Petitions for the return of over
paid taxes We're received from Mrs.
Z p. P. Tyre, Jr., Mrs. James Dough
erty, j. Fl. Could. ,Jr. and Mrs. Jo-
hanna Ryan, and Were referred to
the finance committee.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
+, RILEY

This is the last week fol-
dimities and colored lawns
They will all be sold this
week.
124c and 15c dimities and
lawns sc a yard.
sc and 1Oc lawns Sc
4 pieces left of the &c lawns.
Zoe ginghams reduced to sc
a yard, all pink.
If you want Il linen skirt OF
shirt waist now is the time to
buy them. They are all reduc-
ed to less than half.
One hundred pieces of out
ing flannel received yesterday.
The prices are Sc, and Zoe a
yard. Beautiful stripes and
checks.
New fannelette at 10c, 12!c
and 15c a yard.
Remnants Of table linen at
special prices.
&c quality unbleached mus
lin at &c a ward,
S1.5O beaded bags at S1.00.
75c quality leather bags at
so cents.
Our ribbon business has
been very large.
We have a lot of remnants
that will be sold very cheap,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
PERSONAL
MENTION.
KENNETH SQUARE ITEMS.

KENNETH SQUARE ITEMS.
Judge Evans, wife and daughter,
of Pittsburg, are among the guests
at the Friends Boarding Home, in
this borough.
Mrs. Joseph Pyle, State street,
and Miss Genevieve Rakstraw. OF
Willowdale, are spending a few days
at Lionville.
=. William F. Wickersham and Miss
Mary H. Wickersham, of Marshall
street, are off on a driving trip of a
week with a party of West Grove
friends.
Burgess Marshall p. Yeatman,
who was in Wilmington yesterday,
encountered the hail storm at the
toll gate and escaped hard thrash
ing by driving into nearby stable.
Clouds black and threatning and
distant thunder off to the northeast
were the only phase of storm here
yesterday afternoon.
Misses Lillian and Helen Davis,
OF West Chester, are visiting friends
in this borough.
Mrs. Maria Cobb, of Richmond,
Va, who was killed in the terrible
automobile accident at Asbury Park
on Tuesday afternoon, was lliece
of William Davis, of this borough.
His nephew's wife, Mrs. William
Pizzini, is the other lady whose in-
juries are serious.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
IMPORTER,
Seventh and King Streets.
TEAS AND lCOFFEES EXCLUSIVELY
Paid The Penalty

Snow Hill. Nd, Aug 29.-Asbury
Dixon. colored, was hanged here TO-
day for the murder OF mis- reputed
wife Lizzie Bcrccn last December.
In a secluded spot in the woods on the
almshouse farm Sheriff Whally sent
the murderer to his doom by hanging
Twenty deputies who had been
sworn in and preserved order keeping
back the crowd. Dixon was recently
baptized and slept we'll last night.
lie was up learly this morning and
lost no time 10 getting dressed. lie
ate a hearty breakfast and prayed
fervently during the interval until
he babe all hands goodbye and died
soon after the drop.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Mr., Ey!ncs aIks 0, .ituation,

William Michael Byrnes in an in
terview this morning stated that q
candidate for Congress is needed
who will be acceptable to all the Re-
publicans OF Delaware and will be
glad if Doctor Ball proves himself
such person. Mr.. Byrno said:
The Journal is doing all 1t can
to prevent the nomination of Ball
by the Union Republicans. In what
ought to be the piping times of
peace it is using nothing but wild
and whirling words. Let the
Journal change its coat of war paint
for the face powder of high society.
1t might look prettier and win more
What we want is a candidate &C.
ceptab!e to all the Republicans of
Delaware and | will be heartily glad
if Doctor Ball proves himself such
IL person.. The Journal cannot force
the matter by its battle cry of Ball
or nobody Much as we desire
harmony it cannot be had by the
Unbeatable demand for ball or
NOBODY.
The candidate nominated by the
Union Republicans next week can
poll 20, 900 votes in Delaware, if he
appeals to to the people on a pro-
gramlne calculated to unite the Re-
publican party of Delaware and de-
stroy the spirit of faction prevailing
in our party. 1t is not necessary to
nominate me to accomplish this pur,
| pose. Many others in Delaware
could lead a campaign that would
result in victory. | think it to the
credit of the Union Republicans of
Delaware that they are manifestine
50 vigorous desire to gain a victory
over our Democratic opponents
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
CARD BASKET,

Miss Mary Hawthorn, of Balti-
more, is the guest of Mrs. Walker,
No. 4O7 Market street.
Herman Gossen, of this city, was
a visitor to West Chester on We'd
nesday.
Miss Mary Sestiug has returned
from visit to Chester.
Kernett Horn is the guest of J.
c. Parker of Holmes, Pa.
Mrs. Kenworthington, Of Swarth-
more, has moved to this city where
she will live.
Misses Nellie Davis and Margaret
Carey, of Chester, have returned
home from visit to our city.
Robert w. Tadman and wife are
stopping at the Marlborough for the
remainder of this month.
Miss Name Brenn an is visiting
Miss Name Smith, of Chester.
Miss Ileta Foote, of Stanton, has
returned from Il weeks vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. Shaw are the
guests of William Nichols and wife,
of Upland.
Frank Dyer and wife are at At
!antic City.
Miss Nellie Stewart, of Chester,
is visiting in this city.
Miss Leola McElhenny, of Phila-
delphia, and Bertha Mckaig, of
this city, are the guests of Miss
Foote, of Stanton.
Miss Stella Brown, of Chester, is
visiting her Grandmother, Mrs.
Charles Sharpless.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of Brandywine NJ. E. Church
will give watermelon party on
the lawn adjoining the church on
Monday night.
About 100 members of the infant
department of Brandywine NJ. L.
Sunday school had an outing in
Tatnall's woods yesterday.
James Feeney has returned home
from a weeks trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Lucy Brehm, OF Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Walt II Vernon, of West Eighteenth
street.
William Michael Byrne will
spend Sunday at Belmont, N. J.
Miss Nellie Collins is visiting in
Baltimore.
Miss Maggie Adams has returned
from Malaga Camp meeting
Miss Nan Phelps has returned
from two weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
Misses Jennie and Meta Kelley
have returned from a visit to Wash
ingtOn.
Recorder of Daeds Delaware Clark
and son Frederick left this morn
ing for trip to Boston.
Mrs. Owen Hayes and daughter
Maude have returned from Reho-
both.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
CR0ESUS ROMB'S
ADDICKS.

Dover. Del. Aug. 2S.-Huudreds
of farmers and their families from
all parts OF lower Delaware were
down TO Kitt's Hammock to the
Democr attic ratification meeting to-
day aud there was a great stir.
One Of the Kent county Legislative
nominees, Charles H. Parde, Of
East Dover, presided and after the
ticket was enthusiastically ratified
prominent Democrats addressed
the asscmblage, nearly all being
Congressional candidates. The
trusts, the tariff aud Addicks
were bclabored by the speakers
and j:ercd by the assembly. L.
Irving Handy moved to applause
even a company not all 10 harmony,
with him aud who atarted frequ-
emily to interrupt his with tauuts
and pointed questions. Some of
MIR. Handy epigrams were
"Our forefathers handed down
10 US a Government wherein all
men were equal, but we are about
to hand down to our children a
mere tt addition of this.
1.-THE employee are fast disap.
pearing and becoming employer,
only TO receive letters from pay
asters telling them how to vote.
"Croesus become 80 rich In anci-
ent Rome. hat he formed the trium-
vlrate with Caesar and the Pre-
mier for the ownership of the EN-
pre-; in fact, became the Addicks
OF Rome.
"The Standard Oil Company is
not as old as am, but has become
worth $3.50. 900, 900, more than the
whole State of Maryland would
br,pg at sheriff 3 sale.
"Im here to point to you, my
fellowcitizens. that unless we con.
bine 10 curb this overwhelming
power, your son and my son will
swear allegiance 10 a Sovereign.
The fellow with $50, 900 struts up
and down and thinks he's going to
sit down ~ dinner with Morgan.
So he is. He's the next fellow
Morgan's after. Morgan will be in
the chair and he'll be on plate.
"Ah, Mr.. Christian, as you rev.
erently bow 10 the sacrament OF the
Holy Church. ] bid you 10 bow at
the Sacrament OF the State, the
bal.ol-box.
Its all right TO assemble at the
Bay slde for a cool breeze, but how
about when the breeze. bites and
stin.s, where are you going for
warmth? How about Il coal fire this
winter? The operators could put up
coal to $40 a ton. Why couldu t
they have raised the poor miner 10
ceuts and made US pay that! How
ever, when my vile paralyzcs me
bv a call for coal, I'll tell her beef
steak is so high that we've nothing
10 cook on it, anyhow.
Here a voice in the audience in.
terruptcd with. "Ah, you're we'll
kept. all right enough
The candidate replied. "Ab,
thanks to my loretathers' vigilance,
| look it, but unless the Democratic
party gets back into power my little
boy will never have my shape.
I'D like to see prohibitory law
operative in Delaware, the prohb.
ton OF the purchase of a single vote,
or the Misrepresentation OF a com.
munIty. Aud the Democrats will
sweep into power next fall, aud
give It to you.'
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Funeral Directors.
WH. II. RoBINsoN.Jx..
~ Undertaken and E;nbalra 81.
ONCE and Residen.s.
2z3 West Seventh ST.
1alephn.,a c,u 20
lBIHN1UH5 CHIT VI
Prompt attention given 60 nllhs cali.

CEALED PRoPoLALs FOR A S'rEEr.
~ highway Bird over the Christiana creek
about one mile from Newark station.
New Castle Co., helaware, 1907
THO snper- s'Tu eture to consist Of enc span
81 Feet inches ont to out, having u clear
ioadway Of "A feet between trusses and shall
be built square with face Of ubut msnts.
The plans omppnying these specifications
shall be strictly compiled with aud NO varia-
OIL there rom will be permitted,
The metal work shall be thoroughly clean I.
oil and painted before shipment, and shall
have enc good coat OF eide Of iron paint
nrtcr erection,
he lumbel required for the flooring will
b"fnrnIshsd by the county. The contract or
shall take care OF same and lay IL.
rhe old bridge will b, removed by the COM
missloncrs and the homework put In c0ndi-
tion TO receive tie new iron work.
Tho work oil oil times shall b. open for the
inspec Ion OF the comm! ssi oner8 and shall be
subject 20 their approval
no rough or uumechanical work IN anship
Will be permitted.
bIust be completed within six months from
time OF signing contruct
All b. IL must Le scaled. addressed and de
.vered to the secretary Of the Levy Court t
q New Castle county. 81 the Court House :
Wilmington, Del; by 10 o'olook g. IN. Ines
day, September 2 1862
The court reserves tho right to reject an y
and all bids. Plans can be seen In the Clerk
Of the Pssces Oflice. Wilmington, Del.
JOHN q. ARMSTRONG.
a2).5t County Commissioner,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to day fair weather will
prevail, with moderate temperature
and variable winds.
On Saturday partly cloudy TO fair
weather will prevail. with rising
temperature and gentle winds.
On Sunday clear weather with
moderate temperature will prevail.
The thermometer at w. c. Taylor S
drug store BOZ King street today reg.
istered as follows:
o'clock 10 O'Clock loclock
go "a 80
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Parade TO morrow Night.

Labor men from all parts of til Q
city will participate in the big pa
rade tomorrow night. There is ex-
pected to be over a thousand men
in line. The fact that President
Mitchell Of the Miners Union will
be, in the parade and will make an
address afterwards, adds much in.
tereet to the advent.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Tightening Killed Three Horses

Woodstown, N. J, Aug. %. Dur.
Jog a thunder storm this afternoon
Tightening struck aud killed a
pair OF horses belonging TO John
Plerson and one belonging to Harry
Watson, colored. which were hit.
chcd under the sheds at Yorktown
Station. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson, " no
sat In their Wagon, where not har.
ned by the tightening.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Y. N, G A. MO L.

e. 0. Sellers, tie new secretary
of the Y. N. c. A. will arrive In vii.
mington on Monday and will assume
his new duties at once Many changes
will be made during the fall and
everything possible will be done TO
make The Association pleasant
pace for Young Men,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Fryslnger Is Biuf11ng

The West Chester Local News says
Manager .Jess' Frys,nger, Of the
ilmin. ton A. y. puts up his king
un after rstufniug home from this
~ last evening. lie did 1t by
l6g1Aph to The Philadelphia papers
a tl1ik Is what he says:
give star ted the game at West
ksstef to-day under protest. as
aeyenton, their pitcher was umpire.
Hhey would not allow US the courtesy
Z double umpire system. His de-
3ions were manifestly unfair. and
Ge offered to continue with another
umpire, which was refused We will
may BrandyWine the same teams
Ind batteries for $500 side aud
late receipts on the American
league grounds at Philadelphia. "
The matter was brought to the
Intention Of the Brandy wine manage
SneHt this forenoon. but no statement
LAS given out, the committee not
yvings had time 10 confer. Some
sfton Will probably be taken in re-
nd TO the challenge and jess" be
1mpe.led to post his cash and play
Ur II Or admit be is bsutliug. The
players Of the Brandywine team are
Snnxious to pley the game. A number
SSof them were seen this morning and
Zone Of them voiced the opinions Of
N1he others.
1--WE will accept the offer of Fry
Anger ourselves to CERTAIN extent.
4 Cutting out the $500 matter, which
'sts simply bluff, we will play his
team on the ground he names at any
! Time he may select, which does not
ssinterfere with games already ar
ranged, the winner to take all the
\ gate receipts. If Jess wants a game
{ be can easily get 1t and with the
sisame team which had his babes on
Il the run yesterday
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29

BiHD-On Aug e. Levi c, Bird at Iii Top
Farm his.rs 'idence in Red Lion Hundred
IA the dlst year Of his age.
Funeral services ut Old Swedes Church on
Saturday. august 10. at /! noon. hervicss ut
his laln rehdsnce in Rad Lion Kindred ut
40 IN. New York aud Baltimore papers
please copy.
CLAkKE-'n Philadelphia, Pa. On August
q. lJE, Annie E. Shuck wife of Lsmuel II.
Clarke. aged - years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral services At the residence OF her
parcnis Mr. and Mr., Lewis Shucls, No. 2J3
Tatnrll stree: Oh Friday afternoon. August
~ at j3j o'clock. lnterment ut silverbrooK
metery.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Victims t'eIled Before Burning

Bridgeton, NJ. Aug. 20. Instead
of going 10 the altar with his bride
to-day, "Job' Williams. a colored
farm land, is in Jail suspected of
knowing more than he will tell of
the barn.burning in which John S.
Halnes and CATHERINE. Shute, of
Bowentown road Yesterday lost
their lives.
"Job" Murray Williams was ar.
rested last night. lie was taken
into custody because he told conf.
,ctng stories Of his whereabouts
during the fire and Of his wedding
clothes, and could not account for
$40 found in his pockets
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Echo OF River Disaster.

Philadelphia. August 2v.-Twelye
survivors Of the City of Trenton dis
aster, when the steamer blew up on
the Delaware River opposite Tacony.
celebrated the anniversary last night
with prayer and song Service at the
rooms OF the Sunday Breakfast As
ISOLATION, on Twelfth street. below
Wood. Several hundred relatives and
friends were present and participated
In the reunion.
= "Just a year ago tonight said
President John w. Hastings, Of the
ASSOCIATION. "PhiIadelphia and the
surrounding country were startled by
news Of one OF the most appalling riv-
er DISASTERS or Yeas. However, there
is something to be thankful for In
that such calamity can be bless
ing to mankind in Inducing those
saved by Gods mercy to unite thcil
efforts to save mankind.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29

Coal is selling at $l2. 50a ton in
Philadelphia. Out of $40 retaile deal
ers who we're in the coal business In
Philadelphia 10 April last less than
so have coal to sell today at any
prize.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29

The Phila lelphia Band has been
hired to attend the Union Repubh-
can State Convention on next Tues
day at Dover. The railroad com.
pany will sell the tickets at reduced
rates and they will be good from
Monday afternoon.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29

The Peoples line hauled thirty
five hundred more passengers to
the Farmers fair at Brandy wins
Springs. This year than last The
man cement has it's hands full
but not a single passengel was 10.
jured.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Resolutions Adoptr d.

There was a special meeting OF tho
Wilmington club held last night
when, resolutions were adopted on
the death of Levi c. Bird. who was
president Of the club. Members Of
the club will attend the funeral 10.
morrow but not in a body.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
JUST LOOK AT HER:

Whence came that sprightIy step. faults
less ska, rosy complexion, smiling face.
She loods good. feels good. Here's her
secret Shs uses DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Result, all organs active, digea
ton good. no headaches, no chance for
blues" Try them yourself. Only 80
at N. Is. DnDforth's.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Grand Parade

There was grand street parads
yesterday afternoon by the Grand
United Order Odd Fellows. The
District Grand Lodge held meeting
at Tie new hall and elected William
Hill Grand Master.
In the evening there was a grand
ball at which 800 persons were pre-
sent. The Supreme Grand Master,
who is white man will arrive from
England In few weeks and will be
present at the dedication of the hall
on September 80.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
To Gloss on Labor Day

At meeting Of the Master Horse
hoers' Association. held last night,
1t was unanimously decided to Gloss
all the shops on Labor Day. This 10
done togive both masters and en-.
ployes a holiday on Monday.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
Strikers and troops Ia Clash.

Tamaqua, Pa. Aug. 29.-The
troops had another clash to-day
with strikers. at Lansford, which
resulted in the capture Of John
Wasko, a Hungarian. who ts now
in the guard house at Manila Park.
Before S o'clock this mornings Com.
pauies A. X, and e left on trolle J
cars for the scene Of possible trou BILE
owing to the TACT that the strikers
had held up about twenty five non
Union men Ia Tamaqua yesterday.
At Summit Hin the strikers had
mad e big losses, the greatest num-
Der of workmen since the strike was
inausurated reporting for duty. Over
100 workmen occupied 1.-THE two troll.
ley cars, which proceeded down the
vallp In the direction Of Lansiord.
One car Of soldiers preceded the
work cars, while another followed.
The first serions clash occurred as the
cars reached the Lansford Opera
House on the return trip Here the
strikers became very demonstratlve
and abuslAe and surged about the
cars. John Wasko the Hun. aria1
now in the guard house made all at.
tempt to pull man off the car.
The greatest excitmeot prevailed,
and but for the GOODNESS shown by
the troops, number OF strikers
might have been killed.
Captain Helm then gave the order
for the soldiers to dismount. which
they did, and charged the crowd.
In getting off the car Captain
Helm was pulled py a mob aud fell
hea d loug 10 the ground. badly in
juring his right arm. Ia the c'ash
between the soldiers and strickers
bayonets we're freely used. Cloth
ing was badly torn aud number
of The mob we're prlcked with the
bayonets. Following the arrest of
Wasko ordes was restored and the
troops proceeded without further in.
cidect to the camp.
The Governors Troop did patrol
work in Coaldale and the surround
ing territory today, and their pres
ence was sufficient to prevent any
disturbance. During the night a
call for assistance reached camp
Summit and Major Gearhact des.
patched a portion of the Governors
Troop, with Captain OFT in COM
mand, to the scene. 1t was found
that the house occupied by the fam
lily of William Henry, employed az
a carpenter by the Lehigh Coal Is
Navigation Company, was being
bombarded by mob and the fami-
ly were fearful of their lives. AT.
ter restoring order the Troop re-
turned to camp.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-29
TOOK CarbOlic For Cough Medicine!

TOOK CATHOLIC FOr COuBh NeuIcIne5
ITHACA, N. Y, Aug. 29.-Hugh Ca.
ley, sixty years Of age, has accident
ally killed himself. He drank carboliG
acid in mistake for cough sirup. Both
solutions were in similar bottles on a
shelf, and Galley swallowed the poison
before he realized his error. He died
within thirty minutes.