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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
Seine &anfer far Sotel.

3robosm Der Heeeiber Wilbur q.
Cannon ben gertauf bes gnsliib
6otsl In bieisen 3situngsn iotpObI,
ME tn folden In st. 2ouis, gbieago,
Cincinnati unb @lebelanb ange3ei9t
bate, iparsn Biz bstits, bsm neren bon
Ri&ter 2eatbers ansefssten Yertaufs.
tsrmin tsins Nngebote sinsslaufsn.
Seitbem bas 5otel fi9 In 6dnben
bes Recsibsrs bsfinbet. III bursA bie
Gortsh6runs Der @ei&dfte Elm gsrluft
bon $5194.9 3u ber3ei&nen unb Ssrr
Cannon bet R9 bonn &i9tsr tueitere
JnRruftiouen erbeteu, mas 3u tbun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
3. @. g. VI. Safitmt.

Wie aus sinem profpstt Der p. W.
6. u. bsrborsebt, uirb bisielbe In bies
fer Saiion psrf9isbsne nsue 2urisn
einftbren.
Mas 3uris Rnb In benz prd6tis aus-
eefhbrten proipett bur9 babi9e SIlu'
ffraiionsn neranf9aulibt: Bu9fhbs
rung. gpmnaitii9s llebungen, S9au'
fsniterbetoriren unb Muft. Reu III
bas Mutomobil. Department; ben 36s.
lingen wiro seIebrt tusroen, wie iOl&e
WaI9inen au operirsn limb unb Der
gan3e Ne3anismus wirb ibnsn ertldrt
tperben.
WerausR9tlI9 uirb bis Witglisoer.
aahI bic Der borhsrsebenben Sabre be.
beutenb iiberfeigen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
StaStnemis

Die Ser. Staatsn gibislbisnf.
@ommiifion wiro i'm September uno
Ottobsr me6rere prhfunesn fur ben
ganau.a- unb pbilippinsn-Sienft ab'
balten.
am 23., 25., 26., 27., 80. Sspt.,
A., s.. 6. unb am 18. Oitobsr werbsn
6rhfunesu fattfinben.
@enaue Snformationen iinb burd
8. &. Wilbouie. ben biefsen eetretdr.
beRsn 6aupt.N Quarter R4 TN gof.
gebduoe bsfinbet, 3r srhaltsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

Witterna9t auf cine mpfteri6ie Weiie,
unb ebe man beHelbsn 9err tperosn
fonnte, fios bas biniere Maea3in in
oie 2uft, Elm grObss God in bic Soften
oes S4iffes, unterbalb Der Waherlinie
reiBsnb. Sas srobs S4la9ti8iff lests
fi4 auf bic Ssite unb iani iOfOrt. Ao-
miral SosO ion fia sHr 3sit ni9t an
gOrb bsfunbsn babsn.
Die .Mifafa" mar elm 2inieni9if
erfsr 2lafs, bate 1920 Sonnsn
Wahsrpsrordngung, unb mar 1902 In
England erbaut. Sas S9iff toar 400
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

Sotio, II. Sept. Ibmiral
8ogo's aomirali9iff bic rNitaia" iit
nit 500 Offisisren uno Mannfbaftsn
geiuntsn.
Dies III iaft Die ssiammte Usann=
i9aIt. wsl9s auf benz bepd6rtsn
Saifis Die srobsn Ssei9la4ten NIT
ma9ts. Das S&iff ssrietb tn grano.
aae an goro, iotuie aud Die Silfs.
mannI9aften anbsrer 2risgsi4iffe,
psl9s ,ur Stsas bsOrosrt tparen, fino
umgsfommen.
Sas 5euer entfanb Sonnta8 na4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
SebOrSe Sffeatli9sr @erte.
Mn9eb e tp urben t.
QeQe erlQef o m men:

u { u III lll u
Sir etrsn 15.a6ligen &6bren-Mb.
3u9s.Genal an Der ct. Clair Strabe,
bon Der Senate Nbsnus big 3u eiaem
puntte $50 Sub wsiflid. $l.77 PRO
5uB.
Mne B o tpu urbe eentgegen-
gsno m NJ en- un b @ons
tract ausge-
tbeilt:
Gir Riss.Jabrwsg unb @emsnt.
Seitenwese bon Der Sabis Str. bon
Der grDipeet Str. big CUR eriien Maep
n6roli4.
Die Warion galbpeu 60. erbielt
osnislben su 50 O4 PRO Jront GuB.
3 etitionen nurben ei n =
9erei4t:
6iir gurbs uno @ement=Seitenuege
an Der Norbisits Der 8srmont Str.
3tpii9en Oriental Strabe uno Nrienal
Nbsnns. Die Gsitsntuege iperben bi9t
an bic @urbs geleSt uerben.
primdr @inf9dbun c n
murben 9eneb mi ct:
Tiir Cement 6sitentpsse on Der
gfslIon Str, bon Der 2erin9ton bic
our @poblatpn Npe.
Sar Cement Seitentpsse an BET
Bladforb, 3mii9en Netp Dorf uni
Rortb Ctr.
gnbghItigs gini9dBu n,
gen murben geneb mi t:
6fir bic grpsiterung Der gmerion
Mpenu. bon Der Norb 9inie Der Waib,
Iinaton Str, big our Gdo 9inie be,
Mi9isan Ctr.
| SIR bic 6rsilesung zines &beile'
Der MbIer Str, bon Der erffen Aaet
6fili9 bon Der Senate Mbenue Biz 3u,
WsH 2inie Der MOler Str.
i gnbgaltige gntf aeis
bung tuurbe per-
9oben:
| STR oie @rtpeiterun9 Der @merioi
Mbenue 3ipiI9sn Waibington Str. uni
Sultan Mbsnue, big auf ipdter.
gnbshttiee Bei9lhffe
muroens sefabt:
SIR bic @r6fnung uno @rweitsr
ung Der Noro Stem Seriep Str. bon Be
81. Ctr. Bis au sinem punft los Gu
; iabIid oerielbsn.
SIR @smsntsS Seitenwege uno Curb
an Der Greer Str. an Der 8u9ana
J Strabe biS aur WcGartn Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
Snbanapois, Snb. Denaae, @ptember
Ser Sa@ornder= Streif.

Der Streit Der Bud. unb @eeibsnas
Drudereien Der Sppoibetae Shops
ging bsnte frab in gffeet, na&bem bic
arbeitgeber ii6 setpeigert battsn. bie
2obnitala 3u unter3ei&nen.
etua 100 Monn finb ausfdnbig.
Die Witsliebsr Der Sppotbstae perbsn
fi6 bemiiben, Ni4t. union.2eute 3u er'
lan9sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
@aiienfef=Yreiie.

Den fOlgsnbsn slhdli&en @ewinnern
fisIsn bsim Waiienfefe bic preiie su:
@&aufel Stubl, go. l, Wm.
Rod.
S9aufel 6tubl, go. 2. 6rani
2otted.
Slid, Carl Bals.
Bib. Grau s. Ralnis, Cincinnati,
Obio.
ubr, 6rau s. Wamba&, ginein.
natl. Ohio.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

SUB lang, rs Tub brett unb bate 27a
Jub Siefgang. sic batte sine @es
f8winbisteit ponl8 2noten uno Is, 491
pfsrbsirdfte Wai9insn. Die 8eman-
nans befano sew0buli9 aus 935
Mann.
Die vWitaia" als Nomiralsidiff,
bate in Der Sesidlaat nit RoieH.
Oensip bic i9usrfsn 8srluits 3u ber-
ssi9nsn uno au9 In Der Seei3ladt bOr
port Grtbur mar He zines Der bebeu-
benbfen S9iffe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
MuS ben @eri9telt.
Na@IaBgeri9t.

Na@IaBgeri9t.
gs tpurben our Befdtisung Elm.
gerei9t:
Sas $efament Der berforbenen @a-
tbarine 0ofmann, in Incident 6ale
CHARLOTTE 9nop, bic 5000 BhrgI9aft
fellte. als Na9laBberwalterin fungiren
mirb;
Dos Sefament bss berforbenen
paul pfaiflin.
QriminaIgeri9t.
SIM 2riminalgeri9t puroe Der 6aa
segen 5arrp poole, Der beg 2leinbieb-
ifabls ansetlast ift. terbunbslt unb Bee
belt Der &i9ter fi9 feline gntF9siouns
Dor.
&anion Bornss, Der bes 2leinbieb
ifabls unb Der @nt9e9ennabme bon se.
ftOblenen @esenifdnben ansetlast mar,
tpuroe Der eriten 9lase fdulois befun-
Den unb 3u l Biz 8 Sabrsn @eform=
i9uls berurtbeilt nebff 81 strafe unb
ben Soften.
Sn Sobn gpans Taa, Der bss Wor=
bes angstlagt if, nrbnete Der Gi9ter
an, oab "a Sps3iaI.@si9worsns sr-
tpdblt tueroen follen.
Neue. &lasen.
g 9uIeen eingetIaet.
Carl @rant rei9te gsesn Saeob
Wsber cine 2lase fur 800 Elm. bic ibn,
ansebli9 sufommsn fur sabndrstli9e
Nrbeiten u.i.w.
Yeniamin Woobioe bsbauptst, bab
ibm fur feline Mrbeit als Maent bon ber
metropolitan 2ife Sni. 60. "a, Us 3u-
fomnten.
Die Snoiana Mortsage 2oan 60.
tlast segsn SObn u. &ob bebufs Sin.
trsibuns bon 1926, sinf9lisBli9 an.
paltseeba5ren.
@brifopber Bernlosbr rei9te geger
Jranf @eis cine @e9|slflage tbe,
$500 elm.
Werfi9erungs- s-@efeII.
4aften berflagt.
Sobn W. &ilsp rei&te gegen bic Re.
ferbe 2oan 2ife Snfuranee 60. ein'
aIass iibsr $500 elm. Mnssbli9 bat
sr cine poliee iiber $1,000 BON Der @e'
ieQi@aft betommen, auf bieielbe fin'
} 3ablun9en geleiifet unb bann 9sger
} cine einmalige 3ablung bie poliee auf
gsseben baben, NIT Dem 8erfdnonifie.
nod elmer seuiKsn 3sit $1,000 ausbe
3abIt au erbalten; bod iou man ibn
ME cine neue babin lautsnoe police ge
seben baben uno perlan9t er nun bi
etnaeaablten @eIber 3urtid.
Bon Der @reat gafsrn @aiualtp 4
Snbemnitp 60. bon Nem Oorf iuG
Souls 8. Sppbers $500 aui geriatli
dem Wege einsutreiben. gr bate on
gebli9 bon Der beflagten @sieaI9li
eine llnfalberfi9erungs.Yo Yolies beraus
ssnommen unb sOg f9 BET einem 8abr
unfane @erIsbunssn au, fur tpel9e ibl
laut poliee $500 autommen, bod 10
fd bic @ompagnie getpeigert baben,
I" 3ablen.
g d 4abenerabfla9e gen.
Nntonio gira rei9ts geeen isin.
@eiddftstbeilbaber So6n Neumann ct,
- Saaeenerfubtlags auf $4,000 Elm. 9e
l. Ielbe ioa ibn erff angesrifen unb bar
!. nod berbaften llKsn babsn.
/, glba Grancis berlan9t bon Der St
bianapolis Sraetiou unb Sermin
!. SO. $1,000 S&abeneriab far @s
lsBunsen, bic fe fiG angebli9 3u9es
-, gen bat, als He an Der Nortbweite
" :. Wbe. bon einem @trabenbabnpa9
;, ;, Der 60. abifieg; bic strabe III bort b.
Der 8abn 60. bebufs Neulegung b
S9ienen etc. auf9eriRen unb 2ld9er
piasim Ounfeln In eine 0ertiefung {
treten fein, nobel He fi4 bic 8erlebu
:, gen 3uge3o9en baben wia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
NaGrtGten aus Snbtatta.
o 10 | d 9tiges 6rdulein ge
fprben.

W W " u " Z u g
forben.
alparato, IL. Sspt. Cine
iebr aemi&tige Dame, bas 40jdbrige
Grl. Irlstte 6berman, bic ni6t peni-
ger bsnn 325 pfunb 3brpsrssipi9t
bate. tuurbe asftsrn friib tobt i'm Bette
sefunben. sic mar bic iawsrfs Dame
oes @ountp.
9 in bre9er bemhben fi4
bergebIi9.
Iuburn, IL. Sept. Seute frhb
um 8 1br tpurben Die @inwobner BON
0amilton our9 cine fur9tbars grplos
fon aus benz S9lafe gef9redt. 8iele
besaben R9 Der &iatuns bes S&alss
folgenb, na9 bem Ort, bon benz Die
@rplofion berriibrte, no fie bon betuaif.
neten ginbre9ern absr 3uriifsebaltsn
muroen. Sieislben batten mittslf Nitro.
slpcsrin ben @sloi6rant Der .. 8.
8aplOr gant geiprengt, wurben aber
an Der Bsraubuns bsrbinbsrt bur6 bic
berbeifr6menben giirger. Den 2dus
ber seIans es. NIT einem gugep, psl-
9ss He bon Or. @ibbs gsfoblsn. sa
snttommen unb bat man bon bemIel-
BEN Biz isbt mod fsins Spur.
6rau Bantertbes TORIES
angetIagt.
&ufbbiIle, IL. Sept. 0a9-
benz Dir @roBgei&mOrenen felt lsbtsu
MOntas 3sussnausiasen In Der @OOt-
f9en Moroaffairs aufgenummsn. haben
bisieIben isBt ss9sn 5rau gantert bic
Nnfla9e bes Moroes erboben.'
@s piro angeHommen, bob isnia=
tionsle MusIasen Dor ben 8robse-
fdmorenen eema9t uoroen finb, OBJ
aber nod gegen eine anoere perion
antlasen erboben peroen, iit sueifels
baft. @Orldufis lit Jrau gantert ass.
sstlaet tporben, gtorman goOf nit lle-
bsrIesuns ermorbet gu baben.
Betrefs bss 3sugniRes bon SRI.
bsfsr &. 8antert, gbsmann Der anss-
tlastsn 5rau, entfdieb Der &i9ter sti
@unfsn bss DffsntIi9en antldgers,
tpobur9 Der Wann gssmunaeu tpurbe.
Dor ben @si9porsnsn aussuiasen, bic
ibn II stunbsn lang feitbislten.
5rau Banferi's 5aa if auf ben a8.
Sept feif9eiebt.
/ 0ielbegebrter Sdus.
i ling.
| Retp Mlbanp, IL. Sept. =
Wdbrenb Der Garmsr 8bomas plaiB
oie Strabe enilang fubr. uurbe feline
Aufmertiamteit erregt bur9 2inbess
geihrei. er forfhte na1 uno fano i'm
; 2ornfelbe sin 8 8ags aItes gabp, Elm.
setuidelt In einem Jrauen Ra&tse.
| uanbe unb einem Glansa. Sud. q,
> bradte ben Sdusling In bic poli3ei
fation, no man benielbsn Der 6rau
Warb Muffin, Der Gefretdrin Der 0er=
sinisten Wobltbdtistsits.@ @sisuf9aften
] tibsrqab. Sobalb bic @a9s befannl
luurbe. liefen Ingebote Elm, oas tleine
Mdb&en 3u aboptirsn unb balo ginger
n iubiele gta9frasen, reip. Angebote Elm.
e bab Grau Muitin bisislben garni4t all'
:. beantporten fonnte. Sollts man bi'
n gltsrn bss 3inbes niat finben t6n-
men, 10 wtrb ii9 obne irsenb pel@
!. S9mierisfsiten sin gutes 6eim fur bi
II Waiis finben laheu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

- Die bette 5 Gent @igarre In
Der 6tabt, Wu&o's ~2On9feaop".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

- Rau&t bis BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

gs tpuroen our Befidtigung elm.
gerei9t:
Sas Sefament Der berforbenen CO.
tbarine 6ofmann, In Incident 6aIle
CHARLOTTE 3nop, bic 5000 Bhrgi9aft
fellte. als Na&labbsrwalterin fungirsn
mirb;
Dos $eifament oes berforbensn
paul pfafflin.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
THE REPORT MADE.
To the Council Of the Greffoz Short
age-It is Two thousand.


The shortage of ex-Police Judge
Greffoz with the city is S2oIo.26.
The figures were given the city
council in a report by the Ways
and Means committee at an ad-
journed meeting Thursday night.
The full report OF the committee is
as follows:
We, your Ways and Means COM
mittee, to whom was handed the
books of the city treasurer and po-
lice judge for examination, report
the books of Treasurer McLagan
correct, with the exception of two
errors, one of IS cents against the
city, and the other $40 against him
self, which have been corrected.
We find the various books of the
police judge correct, with the ex-
ception of the lateral sewer books,
which show that he collected S8o57-
20, and turned over to the city treas
urer, Se139, showing the amount
overpaid as per his books, SI8I.9o.
We also find on his books unpaid
amounts amounting to S2o7.52,
some of which on investigation we
find has been paid.
We also find that there has been
no record made of the following
sewers:
Moore sewer. $500. IS, less a.
mount for street crossings SIS, es-
ti1nated.
Woodcock sewer, S659.15 less a.
mount for street crossings, SI1o es-
timated.
Lee sewer, $40, less amount for
street crossings, $40 estimated.
Wells sewer. S332.75. less amount
for street crossings, $50 estimated.
Spangler sewer, $314.S1 less a
mount for street crossings. $4o.26
estimated.
And the Avery sewer the Kiger
block is left out, $2o5.92. Total,
$23o2,7S, less total amount for
street crossings, S3o5.26, making a
total of $2o57.52, less amount over
paid treasurer, SIS1.So makes to-
tai of $1875.72. We find Of the
amounts marked unpaid that there
has been paid $173.8o. making g
total shortage of S2o4o 81; less
Sherman Wade lots not paid, $50. 81
making total shortage, S2o1o 26.
At the meeting the attorney OF
relatives of Mr.. Greffoz requested
an opportunity to meet with the
council at a time when there could
be full attendance, in order thai
the matter of the shortage would
de taken up with view Of settle
ment, and this Saturday evening
was set for such a meeting. 1t i:
expected if possible, that final ad'
justment of the matter will be reach
ed at this meeting. E. P. Greffo;
is working at sawmill on the Cal
| ipooia. He was in Corvallis for :
couple of days this week.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
$4,000 DEAL.
Sale Of the Strong Sawrnill
Propsrty-Invoice About
Completed.

If negotiations now pending have
successful issue, the Corvallis
sawmill will soon be in the hands
of new owners. and E. w. Strong
and family will cease to be Corval-
lis residents. Since last Friday,
a big trade has been on, in which
Fred Douty and A. L. Patterson
are to acquire the local industry,
giving a new sawmill at indie
pendence as half payment on the
purchase. Mr.. Patterson is an
Eastern man seeking a Western To-
cation, and Mr.. Douty is former
Independence man, now an owner
in the Portland Box factory, the
Portland furniture factory as well
as other interests. He was former
1p a grocer at Independence.
In the present deal, the terms of
the transaction are all determined
and an invoice of the lumber and
logs is about completed. There
has been no exchange of papers or
checks, but it is expected that a
point will be reached today. If
the trade goes, E. w. Strong and
family will move to independence
and continue there in the lumber.
ing business in which he has beer
so signally successful in Corvallis.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
STGERMAIN PROTESTED.

A quiet wedding occurred Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Swick just north of Cor
wallis, in which the contracting par
ties were Chester L. Proebste1 and
Miss Inez St. German, both Of
Benton county: In the presence of
only the very near relatives, the
young people plighted troth and
were pronounced husband and wife
by c. 7. Hurd, pastor of the Ev-
ange1ica1 church of this place. Both
were former students of OAC and
classmates. graduating in the class
of 1904. Mr.. Proebste1 will be in
structor in metallurgy in the de-
partment Of mining at OAC this
coming year.
After the ceremony, sumptu-
GUS wedding supper was served by
the hostess, Mrs. John Swick, who
is a sister of the bride. The young
couple were the recipients of a
number of beautiful presents, chief
among which were cut glass wat
er set, some table linen, and a fine
oil painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proebste1 will be
at home to their friends after
September 18th.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
A PRUNE WEEK
At the Fair-Something New That
Benton will do-The Plan.

The Benton exhibit at the Fair
will present a great prune speciality
the coming week. Plans are afoot
for giving Fair visitors something
of the spectacular, and if all works
we'll Benton ought to present as
much of interest during the next
few days at the Fair as does the
peace conference. Prunes general
1y have attained their full size,
though they are not quite ripe
enough for good eating. Acting
On this, Robert Johnson and Coun-
ty Judge Waters have elaborated
plan for making prunes great
feature of the Benton exhibit the
coming week. Mr.. Johnson has
been busy for several days gath
ering samples from various Benton
prune orchards. A supply of ev-
cry kind, including Italians, Silver,
Hungarian and others have been
secured. Among the let is 80
bushels of Italians. Various fig
ures are to be displayed in these
prunes. The red Hungarians, the
blue Italians, and the white Sllvers
will afford the colors for making an
American flag in prunes, and this
will be done.
Along with the display will be
various epigrammatical legends,
similar to those on the huge banner
Benton went to the Fair with, on
Corvallis day. One will announce
that the prunes on exhibition for a
week and after that they will be
given away. The various features
it is figured will attract wide atten-
ton. All this week, there has been
similar exhibit ofpeaches, though
not on so elaborate scale. It has,
however, been very effective. ac
cording o all accounts.
Do You shave yourself? Well
just keep in mind that our Witch
Hazel Extract is a distilled extract
and does not contain one drop oi
wood alcohol. Price, bottle. IS.
Graham & Wells.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
IT IS CERTAIN DEATH
If no Remedy be Applied But There
Is a Way to Save Them yet.

The fruit trees of Corvallis are
going to die, if. The eff" in the
case is the same old ''if'' that has
stranded millions of human lives,
and will strand the fruit trees ex-
cept counter influences be brought
to bear. Nearly half the fruit trees
in town are affected with San Jose
scale. The disease will infect the
healthy half and kill them all if
nothing be done. Experience has
shown that spraying will arrest the
disease. Robert Johnson and Prof.
Cordley demonstrated this fact be-
yond peradventure in the big prune
orchard this year. A patch of 20
acres of trees in which the scale
was carrying death and destruction
to the trees was vigorously and
scientifically doped with spray,
with the effect that every infected
tree was ridded of the disease, and
now presents a healthy and vigor-
Gus life. Somebody in this town
ought to take up the matter at
spraying time next winter or spring
and interest home owners in saving
the hundreds of fine fruit trees that
the town affords. 1t must be that,
or the trees must die.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
DROP In WHEAT
1t is Three Cents-Price Stands now
at Sixty Five-The Cause.

Wheat has dropped another three
cents, and they say agitation OF the
Chinese exclusion law and the Chi
nese boycott Of American products
is the cause of the plunge. The
price now is o5 cents. That figure
is also paid at Albany, but at Salem
and Westside points the price is on
ly 63.
In Corvallis, the market opened
at 70 cents and after week at that
dropped to 6S, where it remained
until Thursday morning. At the
higher figures but few farmers sold,
but after the day it dropped to IS
about 10, 900 bushels were sold by
growers to local mi1lers. Evident
ly, it is important that Our diplo-
matists should, as soon as possible,
make peace with the Chinese to the
erd that the boycott may be raised.
Vast quantities Of Pacific coast
-four goes to the Orient, and inter-
ruption of the market forces the
price to a London or Liverpool
market basis
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
CENSUS REVELATIONS.
The People are, in Popular Par1ance,
ttGoing Some''- Some
Figures.

The census taker knows better
than anybody else that this is
swift century. A babe was born
to the H. L. Mack home out at
Dusty, the other day, to the great
joy OF all the family. The happy
father was down at the store short
1y afterward and announced the
fact to the assembled bystanders,
among whom was the assessor, who
this year is also the census taker.
AS result within an hour or some
thing like that, the youngster had
been named, the family census had
been taken, and the name of the
babe was on the census roll. The
man who heard the story, allowed
this to be a swift age, and reckon
ed that was ''going some
Quite as swift a pace is what the
census roll reveals of another fami-
ly. There are nine children and
two parents. Not one of the chill
dren was born in the same state,
the family having been so constant
ly on the move that each youngster
boasts its nativity in a new state.
That was also accounted sign
that we live in swift age.
On another page of the census is
the record of a Kings Valley pair.
He is 10; she is IS, and they have
two children.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
REDUCED EXCURSION RATE
To the Seaside and Mountain RI
sorts for the Summer Va

sorts for the Summer Va
On and after June 1st. the Southern
Pacific in connection with the Corvallis
& Eastern railroad will have on sale
round trip tickets from points on their
lines to Newport, Yaquina and Detroit
at very low rates, good for return until
October 10th, 1905.
Three day tickets to Newport and va
quina good going Saturdays and return
ing Mondays are also on sale from all
eastside points from Portland to Eugene,
inclusive, and from all westside points.
Season tickets from all eastside points
Portland to Eugene in c l S i v e
and from al Westsid points
are also on sale to Detroit at very low
rates with stopover privileges at Mill
City or any other point east enabling
tourists to visit the Santia1n and Breiten
bush hot springs in the Cascade noun
tains which all can be reached in day
Season tickets will be good for return
from all points October 10th. Three day
tickets will be good going Saturdays and
returning Mondays only. Tickets from
Portland and vicinity will be good for
return via the east or the west side at
option of passenger. Ticksts from Eu-
gene and vicinity will be good going via
the Lebanon.Springfel branch, if de-
sired. Baggage on Newport tickets
checked through to Newport: on va
quina to Yaquina only.
S. P. trains connect with the 9. q E.
at Albany and Corvallis for Yaqulna
and Newport. Trains on the G. & E.
for Detroit will leave a lbany at 7:3o a.
m. enabling tourists to the hot springs
to reach there the same dav. Train
from and to Corvallis connect with all
east side trains on the S. P
Full information as to rates, time ta-
bles, etc can be obtained on application
to J. C. Mayo, Gen. Pass. agt. G. & f.
R. R.; Albany; w. E. Conan, G.P, A.
S. P: Co. Portland or to any S, T. or
G. & E. agent.
Rate from Corvallis to Newport, $3.75.
Rate from '' to Yaquina, So. &
IS to Detroit, S3.25-
Three day rate from Corvallis to va
quina or Newport. $3.50.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
Moses Brothers.
Corvallis.

Are headquarters for ladies and
gents clothing, underwear, skirts,
kimonas, etc. Fresh'groceries and
the finest line of dishes in Benton
county. We do cash business
and can therefore afford to pay the
highest price for your produce.
Before selling your eggs, chickens
and butter, come and get our prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Quick
sales and pleased customers is our
motto. We have the only special
delivery in the city for prompt de-
livery. Ind. phone 3o5. Bell
phone sos.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26
Reduction in Rates.

Sept. 1, the round trip fare to
Portland, account Exposition will
be reduced from $3.50 to $2.90 for
80 day ticket but not good after
October 31st. This is voluntary
reduction made by the S. P. R. R.
and will be appreciated by the pub.
lie as the last six weeks of the Fair
will be the best part and see the
largest crowd.
J. E. Farmer, agt. Corvallis.
W E. Conan, G. F. & P.Agt, Port
land.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-26

We have just received new lot
of Columbia disc and cylinder rec
ords. Also lot of the American
Blue records. the best record that
IS made. Graham & Wells.