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The Jasper news., 1906-01-18
Program Of
Jasper County Teachers Association
Village sectIon1
TO BE HELD AT
ORoNo0O. MO-, JAN. ~, 1906


1000. Song, Oronogo School #
1910 Welcome Address, Member oronogo School Beard,
1920 Response A. j. Keelng Principal chitwool School
1890 What do you Inhict in High Schoof'
General Discussion by oil High School Teachers
1oo Dacritcal Marks Syhhcation, Inportances
Whens How muohf Mis- Barnes. Primary, Chit
wood; Miss Leonard, Meet, City.
113o Latin in Village High Schools. NJ r. Floyd, Principal
Sarcoxie; u N. Broadbent Principal Oroncgo
1900 Dinner. saS Il
Loo Athletics To what Extent Shall Supervise En-
courage? A. G. Floyd, Principal Duenweg; Walter
Coley Principal Prosperity.
13o The Idle Pupil Problem and Remedies. Aaron
Schlessmnn Principal Central City; 7. 9. Riddle
Principal Alba; e. E. Nef, Principal Neck G ty.
zoo "Your Troubles Question Boz Everyone Present
245 Election and Adjournment Al
H. W. STReIIsG, President
LEON II. 6wEErLAND, Sec'y
Papers limited minutes and every question open
genera discussion Come prepared to both and
something gpodI
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18

Breweries don't often fail, on
the principle, perhaps, that i'll
weeds are very prolific. But the
Imperial Brewing Company, Of
Kansas City, has turned up ito
(kega) to the daisies and gives as
the cause sotnethingthat is as
gratifying as surprising. The
company's attorney attributes the
trouble to "tnis wave of reform in
Kansas City" He adds, plaiu-
lively, that it has been bard
enough for tbs brewers il Missouri
8bnt worse In Xansas. They are
cloaing 10 ejAnts on tho Kan.
xu; laci = ths ss|oos,s on
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18
Chanrberiian'sG Gouah Resneas
The Best Maas

"Iu my opinioo Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the best made for. colds, "
says Mrs Cora Walker OF Portereille.
California. There ia ny doubt aboal
its bling the best. No other is so sure
. preventive OF pneumouia. No other
$ so pleasant aud safe 10 talss, These
are good reasons why it should be pre-.
ferred to any ether. The fact is that
fsw people arc satisfied with any other
hf,r hayipg once used thisremedy,
For sale by Webb Bros,
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18

Three little babes were nestled 10 bed
'.I'll name William, Willie and
Bill" mother said;
Widew was her smile, for triplets they
be,
Shc lnys Der good luck to Rocky
Mountain Tea. Great baby med I
icine.J Dr., SchcoIrr Z
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18

Harriet Howard, Of 200, w 3lsh, ST.,
New York, at one limo lla her beauty
sioilad;with akin trouble. She writes
II had Salt Rheum.or Eczema for years
nut oothing wouli cure it unti used
Bnckleu's Arnica Ssiye.' A quick 40 ]
saoe hea.er for cuts, burns and soren.
23c at Webb Bros drug stofe. 4
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18

!, WANTED: 10 men in each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
SAMPLE Of our goods. Salary $500 per
month. $500 per day for expenses.
ROYALSUPPLY CO. Dept, w.
Atlas Block, Chicago, III. l6,3m
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18

Natural pas is possibility for
Jasper. SO let us do our part TO-
ward securing ii. 1t is we'll worth
an etfor to tly for it,
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18

Two fires in two weeks ano
practically no fire protectiod. Isn't
it about time Jasper was waking
ur on this questions?
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18

II. II. Rogers the oil magnate
accuses Missouris Attorney
General of seeking notoriety and
then proceeds to do his best to
help him get it.
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18

When Jasper gets her Young
Mems Christian Association, motor
lrs and natural gas she will be
stepping into the metropolitan
class.
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18
Notice

This is TO certify that / have been
authorized to sell lots 10 the city ceme-
Cory. All parties desiring lots can So,
cure same BY seeing me.
W. II. HAoAn
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18
Subscription Rates.

We still have our heart set on
fine new brick mill for Jasper.
We ought to have it and why not
get it9
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18
State OF Ohio, ely Of Toledo .
Lucas Cuunty

Frank j. Cheny makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm OF f.. j..
Cheney Il Co., doing business 10 the
City OF Toledo, County md State afore-
,aid, and that SAID firm will Jay the
the sum OF one hundred do!iafsfor egch
,snd every case Of Catarrh that caano,
os cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRAME j. CHENEY
Sworn to before me- aud subscribed
III my presence, this 9Th day of Dscsm :
Der, A. d. 1896.
lSealJ A. w. GLEAscN
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cme is taken inter-
nails and acts directly on the blood
mucous surfaces Of the system. send
Tor testimonials free.
y. CHENEY g. Co., Toledo, @,
sold by al Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton,
Take part OF your Eggs 10 Crandal
Bros. and get the cash or a little more
in trade. Fresh Groceries, Fresh Meats
and Produce. II
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18
missouriPaeinS Time Table

SOUTH BOUND.
No 2o9-Jopiin&S w Kans Mail S:C5 am
No 2O7.-K g, & Joplin Mail. -. .3:35 pm
No205-K G, & Joplin Exp. l:l5 am
No 2o3-Local Freight. ....... l0:e5 m
No 252-Red Ball Stock ....... .5:4o am
NORTH FOUND.
No 2OS-K c g. st Louis Exp. .2:5l am
Mo gOi-St l. & X C Mail 10. 40 am
N 21Q-St l., X G & Joplin Mail7:I3 I'm
No 294-Local Freight ......... 2:5o pm
No 252-K G Stock. ........ Aus m
All trains have through chair cars.
Clese connection in union depots.. :,
Tickets sold and baggage checked
through to all principle points in the
country. A. ID. BANEh, Agent
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18
-Noticspe

NOTICE
All who are indebted TO me nrc
requested to call aud settle game at once.
Mrs G E CAMPBELL.
The Jasper news., 1906-01-18
Get your fleece line hose at file
Jasper Racket Store.

The soothing and comforting effects
OF DeWitr's Witch Hazel Salve, When
applied to Pies sores, cuts. boils ETC.,
sphdues pain almost instantly. This
-salye draws out the inflanatien, redur-
es swelling and acts ar a rubefacisnts
thus circulating the hl,od through the
diseased parts, permitting or aiding
Nature to nermapentiy remove the
.troable entirely, Soldby DR. Schooies
An agreeable movement Of the bowels
without any unpleasant aifsct is pro-
dnced BY chamberlttn's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. For sale by Wabb Bros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

ocnt neuerronnten Woiicufltrotor.
geitcIlte @iirgidaft mlroe geneb.
luigt. ootcIp reiite balO nod) 3ion.
Gitp a6, Inn sic &eriuoltluq 3u itber-
ncbmen Ger 9iidter perfiinoete,
Oob Qomic inn 9eIib oc3 oSbi(ob-
@ouic" bIciben uno poqe GontroIc
ibcr oen &uboIt, cinidlieBIih Der
9ibliotbct, bc1aItcn ipQc.
9}nh 0cr Gntidetoung oeS 0ti6ter3
Sun0iS lit mcocr 9pluic. Scr @riir.
Der, nod @ilbur @lcnn Golipa, ser
gegemuarti1c @cncrolauiieber, Gigcn-
tbiuuer Scr oGbriitlicben autboliiheu
Stride" IN 3ion Gitp, rcip. Der Stabt
1t. ibrer Sn0uitrielL beren @ertb auI
St2,00O000 bis $2t, 100000 geih1bt
miro. Sic Gupd6mng eines ncuen
@encroluuiiebr3 lit oui Ocn orittcn
NlCnltoG i'm September fcItgeiett.
ullo ollc III 3ion onidiiige DlitgIieoer
Der STRIDE, 9ScibCr uic W}1nner. lin0
0obci sum Nbgc6cn bon ie cinerStin-
ne bCrchtigt. Der 9ti6ter uerfiinoe.
t. 0oB Ip1ter cine ungcntciene Ser.
aiItlnN on 9ouie iiir icinc Iienite
ais Srlrltcc pero6folgt lueroeu iolte.
&lcronOcr @rnngcr'S Grncnnitug gum
0|uiiefurator mur0e pom 9}i6ter Der.
mcACrt peil er OeuicIbcn ais ousge.
iprod)cncn 9lnb1nger Iolpe9 nid)t
alo puiienoen Wtunn fiir 0cn Eoitea
crod)tctc Sntclen pelbcr on Stelle
@rungcr'9 crnunnt iuur0e, iii WIit'
GliC0 ser GGicagoCr 0unoclsFanlmCr.
Nic llCbcrtroglulg 0cS @igentbunl3
pen 2Ilcr. Granger 0lr6 Golipu ilnter
elmer bon Qomie ouageltelltcn Gol'
modt lulr0e pom Hidter QonoiS iur
lngiiltig crflGrt, oo OnS Gigeutbm
ocr Stride ielbit uHo feiner ein5elnen
Fcrion gcbort.
Gan 6runciSco, Gal, 27.
SlIil. - InS O6eraeridt bon Gdli-
forHicu bat in @ermerflInG einer Mp.
pelution Oon SoGn gtlernnOer 0oipie
0a5 llrtbcil OeS SupcriorGeridtS be-
itdti1t, mclheS 0cn Eropbeten 3ur3db.
hng BON $1764,90 ncbit 3inien ieit
6em Sabre 1888 an ben Gnpolt Sugb
Craig perurtbcilt Bate, GroiG botte
Comic OicieS @eIo sur 9lbbnlhlug bon
a&cuipnl Mectings" uorgcitreft, ood
mar Orbei Der grtrag Der SammInn.
acn 10 itorf 6intcr Comics Soffnuns
gen 5nriif gebIie6en, oub er CRAIG Die
0eIiebcne Sltmme ni6t juriidjnbIte.
oaber oicicr oeu alngepeg betrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
,G0niain Der Sommertourta. :

.Merbants ano Miners' 9ransp. &C. ".9nms
pier baltimore nu6 Noion ulIo YroOibeuec
8llr Gee. g'cite Eoute nab ben NCusSnalunos
aeurts. r5cinite 5nbri oer diIte cnilnng aut
ber 9aelt" Wl1n fdbreibe fir 4Onren sud. -
Glireali. @de qigbts uub Scrman. Strn6e.
(1uut1 I&S 2ltte1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
SOm6c in 9cu.g)urf.


Webrere Dor Der 3cutoniu Solle ouf
Groffnung ciner BeriamnlIlug
iuortcnOc MGnner berIebt. - GaS
@eihob permutblidl aus eiuem
Soh6obn5ugc geihIcuOert
Ncw Norf, 27. SuIi. - Siebcr
M6nncr nuroen beute 9l6euo on Der
f6. Strube luo 3. 9lncnie ourd) 81.
tloliou elmer 9ombe perlcBt, peltle,
luie man 2luubt, aus ciucu porii6er-
iubrenOcn 3ugc Der Sohbdbn ge-
idleuOcrt moroen par. Ius @eifoB
erplooirte inmitten elmer Grippe BON
ehpo 100 Bllmt6ergebiilien ucibc
Dor Der Icutonio 9oae itunocn. mo
ouf Die Groiinung Understanding
portetcn 9Iae @erlebten, lueldle
burh Splitter Der gombe getrofien
luorOen maren, muroen ms Yellepue.
SoipltuI gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

iSHr ale aranfheiten. uon Der erirantteH &c.
ber pernriaht, tpie: oartieibisieit, SIahunaeH,
sdlwinbei, aopiidmerSen etc., uebme man
8iher's glntrtiniaunas. nnS gbiRbraugs.xbss.
greie 10 6euts. Sn nIIeH aputbcfsn
(NuLil4 IWll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Wcrhecrrnber (Nenittcritnrm.

GlepeGan6, O., 81. 3uli. -
Gin Don beftioem 9feacn unN 6agel'
iflag begleiteteS @euitter entluO iidY
beute ii6er bieiiger Staot. Ger @in0
crrei6te cine Deariinal Shnelligfeit
pon l2 Mcilen pro Stunoe, ltnO nad)
oem 5turrne maren 0ie Idher Der
S1uier in Der lmteren StnOt nit
firifgroben SageIfornern beoedt.
Mebrere 8eipanne 9ierbe, pelhe IN
,Solge Oes SageIihlages ihen muroen,
brnnntcn olrd iino es gelonB MIR NIT
Miibe, iie nieoer ein3uiangen. Gin
angeiteIlter Der Itdbtiihen @uiIer.
merfc purOe auf elmer Ser oGri6s"
ornliben i'm grieiee burdj einen pitt
ihlng getootct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
&oblcusrGbcritrifc i'm bltlidjcn Ohio
beenoct.

@bcelinh @. Sd, 27. Sult.-
Ser gcmcinidmc Gonpent Der @ru6en.
better unO SoblengrGber OeS oItlihen
Sbio unter5ei6nete beute bic nelte.
oui 5pei Sabre giiItige 2obnitaIu uno
5000 &oblengrdber. pelhc ieit bier
Monoten ant Strife naren, ueroen
innerbulb elmer @odle an Die 9lrbeit
3uriidTebren. Die neuc 2obnifuln lit
nur wenig perifieOen bon 0erienigen
oe5 cSobreS 1908
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Win3ola VI. WoObcWs s6idIal.

0elherto 0 10 II, Mai., 27. Suli.
- Nah elmer beute al Der 2eide OeS
6rl. @iniula VI. 8oooeu, Scr AM 6.
3uli ans i6rer @obnnng perihUlln-
oenen lnO geltern I'M nllpper &ono, "
nabc bieitaer Staot, geilmOencn God.
fer @esIep W. @oooeQs, porgenom-
menen 2li,topiie erflGrten bic 2ler5te,
es icicn feline 9erpeiie eirca 8erbre-
dens por6anoen uno ollcm 2lni6eine
nah iei Oas WGO6en ertrunfen. Wtun
glaubt jebt, 0aB Die llngliidIihe Oilr6
oas llnfippeh ibres gootes ous 2cben
perlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Der Gpmie .0lnlnmcl.
Die 3ionItnot lit nidt GigeutDum oeS
4Srop6eten - Griudblung eincs
o8eneruL 2luiicberS" angeorOnet.

Gbtco9o ST, 27. 3uIi. -
Hidter &un0iS pom 9unoesgeritt lit
nu6 fnr5er 9(bmeienbeit bierber 5u.
riifgefebrt nrb oiirftc icbt icine @nt.
ifciOung bctreiiS ser in 3ion Gitp
tcrriferOen Gontrouerie abGebcn, OF
Giafou BoIipa i'm redtmdBigen 9eiit
0on 3ion'Gitp ici oOcr Oh cr Die Sci.
tung al 0omie abinae6cn babe.
(Spdter.) ]lidter 2anoiS bat
cntd)ieoen Oab So6n 9lIeranoer
Iomie nid)t Der rehtmGbige BETTER
Uon 3ion.Gitp uuo ieinen. Snouitrien
lit Ter Aicbter neiaerte lid, 2(lerun.
Der Granger ium MoRehlrotor 3lt
ernenneu uno orOucte Die Grn1bhtng
cines ,@enerol Sperieer" an.
@dbrcro 6cS GormittagS eridic,
ltcn bcioe 6attionen Dor ocn 9tid,ter
Sanois, uno Die uon Srn SotrlD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
0cin 0eneraIsS Strife.
9ci6lHic ciucr gcBcimcn Gunfcrcn5
rniiiIdcr StcOolntiOndrc.

}eit sum 2oSihlogcn nod ni6t Bcs
fommcn. - Der Strifeuori6lag
OoDcr bis auf 8citcrca olfgege6en
unO resc 5orticbun8 Ser 2Iaita.
tiou 6cihloHen. - W}aniieite an
Soloatcn, Seeleute, @ouern, 2lr.
better uno OoS aQacneiue 8oIf. -
gouern nid)t @iuenS, inter .9c-
gcmuGrtiGen llmit0nOcn Oen 9ln-
ionp IN elmer bcpaiinetcn @r.
De6uW 81 ma6cI - 3ltacitinO'
niIic fir sic Oiticcs@roUin5en rmO
EoIcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

(;SOrtictnHs iir9e 2. scite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Hrienridi her lHrnhr

faete bonn aaifer Soiep6 oen 3rueitrn bon Cefts
reid oerieIbe poue tmmer Ibnn ben 3ipetten
Sbrtt tbuit, bepor er ben crlten geif1dt babe.
Eerei SOfepbe piebt es genuq inter bett Nrnrs
fen. ipelcbe nit odmOrrboioen bebuitet no.
Gbne ben erien Shrtti Der ueberlegnng iu
ibnn. oaB es nlir elm etniigcs inperldiilges
feiis, luuien iie In brer Nui6 gletdl bon eiuem
sum unoereH GuadidIber. I'm rd9 elmer utts
nDtbgen Guul idbIiebIit oo6 nodl iur erilen
uebereqniiG. ~ Stlsbee's Anaieits 3u erefen
unh SeiInng gu tnoen. Brpben trei beriaitbt
ton y. HeuIidoter 4 Co.. gor 2li6. NefusDurf.
(St9o, Su,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
GrieHun atnie ucue Sas,GrpreRbOUtC
v2Orb Baltimore" nuO oErun" nadD
H6ilnncinhin.

sGsltdl uub suuntaas, q llDr WiurgsnS, bon
2iebts uno Yrutt Strobe. buien III Scttcrtuu,
Solun Eolnt, @io., nno 6befer, b., AM; an'
tunIt IN RbiluoelpbG etpa ubr gbcnos. -
BrahtUoue Relie our1 ben Nunnl. 8aIiagiere,
Die bles piin6cu, fbnnen nnd 9beiapcafesGitD
ooer getiertpn gebcn ulo nit Dem Rhdtabrts
Boot beimiebren, init giniunt geqen u9r
Nbenos ociielben Ia9e5. 8rets nn6 Rblldoels
p6ia St.50. Nlino,eiie 05 I1ge) uuf Dem
Iags obcr gahibnule. sur 9iiilaGrt giiliig.
$3.50, ober Midiabrt nit ber y. & .. Babn
Go Idgc) $3.50. Sirefte @incte nab siianttc
Gem.Nurf, gllbnnp, srDD, saratoen 2r,upest.
S-iogrputt, 9icu.1auem, Rurtlnno, Mie., ullo
n5rOli6ct guniten. WiabI8citen SOC. glndts
banlpieT inbren td9if 3 nbrgbenos 40 (Sonn'
tags nusgcNUrHmen). 9(lcte 5um ScrldW int
9litrenu illlo Nlbduabs. Wlan idrei6e fir
fiihrer. 6larence earlutr, glgent Gr. 204,
HiGktsEtrahe. (Sunil2, ,4Utib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Sagc's Scitamcnt.
Grncu Gcut fiir 3lucfc Der MObltba
tigfrit.

tigfrit.
Die Hittpc erbGIt ocn Aonjcn 9tnf.
laB nit 2hlSno6me ctiger fleincr
&cGutc. - Setter Yro5eB IN Siht.
- Ger Strcit Inn OaS giacn.
tbumsreht bon 3iou . Gim, -
GiHter 2unoiS entiheioet, ooB
0aiiclbc meOcr Dem Yropbcten
Comic, nod 0em @encrol 2lli.
icbcr &oIiuo geb0rt. - Wiuiiel.
fllratur crnannt um0 GupG6lng
cincS nclten 9Iufie6crS augeor0net.
gtcm 9orf, 81. 5uli - 0oa
6cute cr0iinetc Eeitoment bcS uerItor-
bcncn Whtlti,NtiIliou1rS &uHeQ Sage
binterIdBt OaS gon5e Scrln0gen, alb
geic6en pon etIihen fleincn 2egaten,
abioIut ser @ithue Oes grbloNera.
Seine mo6ltbGtigcn &ermGmtniiic into
III 0cm JcItumcnt cntbultcu, lmo eS
gc6t uiht ans 0cmielben bcrOcr, mie
DroB Scr gfohlaB lit,
Man mmfclt, 0oB Terpun0tc OcS
Gcritorbcncu Die Nbiiht bcgcn, OoS
CeItomcnt or5hiedten. GS ioa nad),
Gcmicicn pcr0cn Dob 9tulicu Sage
irriiutig mar, ais er 0oS Qciiomcnt
modtc, un0 oaB 6rou SnGe llEerInu6-
ten unO gelualtiomen ginilliB nltf i'm
ou9ii6te, I'm i'm bon etuaigen @c.
qiinltt9lmgcu Der 26 n16Criteben0cn
| Gcrionen a6pu6oIten. Qic 9lnfloge
ioQ crbobcn mer6cn, 0oB Sage NAB.
reno Oiclrr Sabre inter Dem GinlIuB
cincS GbomoS 9lci1D gencIcu ici, ser
BON 6rau Sage ongeIteQt mar, nm aEs
geblidJ i5rcn 8ntten SIT beId)ilbcn, in
Nirflihfcit abcr. um i6n pon ltntcr.
rcOlngcr ii6cr icin Eeltomcnt oOer
G6nlidc 9iuNC nit ieincn 8erponoten
ob3uboItcn. Gin 9tnpaIt eiues cnt.
fcrutcn 8crmnnotcn, meIder III 3rop,
N.O, Icbt ioIl gcia0t 6abcn, oaB
chit ais Sage nidbt bci geilmOem
GcrIton0 aeueicn iei, 6rdu Gage i'm
6cpoGcn babe, Elm Seltornent, nnf)
peIdcr ieocr ieiner nGhIten GerponO.
ten 100000 erbieIt 5nriid5u5ie.
fen unO ganj 3u ibren @uuitcn 5lt
cntithcioen Hcillp mur0c 6mn ons
geitcIlt, INN OieS @ebcinnib bis 5unI
Io0c Cages 81 id)iibCn.
9II8 SoGc Dor 30 Sobrcn $4,000.
900 Uerlor, ioQ ser o@c6irntInpS"
ein1etrcten icin. Or. 3obn q. Oilut
rcttcte oumolS sen 6inon5monn. Scr
| pGtcr oft iagtc, CT babe nift MIR iein
@cOGdtniB, ionOcru aud icinc Ser
mmit gercttet Gor orei @ohen, ais
mon merftc, OoB 0aS Gn0c Cages
nobe mar, entIicb 5rou Gage Gr.
Wtun, ongcbIih neil cr 5u groBcn
giniltb aui Sen aronfcn bate. Gr
| lit au6 elmer Ser IcItuncutSpoIl.
trefcr, Srou Gage lit 0ie 5Ipcite un0
9Imualt 8. Osborn Scr brittle.
Gin bon GbnS u. Gardner, benz
9lnuolt Der Observation-Disclosures
Or. s. 9. Wiimn mo Charles @.S8-
borne bcouftruGter gbotogrnpb CT.
| ldicn beitc 9todutittog i'm @erift
im0 fcrtigte mcGrerc 9(ltfnoGlnen
oca EeItaments on.
Qic in Dem 5eitament cnt6oltenclI
Segate uerntnden je0er 9iifte lrn0
cOem gteiien oeS Grblaiicrs $25, 900
mo $4,000 an 5rul 6onnp Gbnpin
bon Oneion, %. %, cine ieit Der 2(uf.
cbllng oeS 1eltomcntS perItorbene
Shmeiter Cages. las leitument
cntDolt audi cine alauiel, lout Welher
irgeno elmer Der grben, uelher oas.
ieIbe beonItonoet auer 2lniprii6e per.
ultig geben io1.
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future are not made known.

Those in charge of the Corvallis Lyce.
um course for the coming season are saa-
guine as 10 the outlook fors a very sue
cessful series OF entertainments. Tickets
are selling readily, as these are the high
est class entertainments that have ever
been given in Corvallis, and al who at
tended the last winter course are eager
to attend again this season.
Saturday night, October IA there were
more salmon caught from Alsea river
than ever before in one night-lS,000.
Albert Barclay and Andrew Kent were
high boat for two men, with 1900; Smith
Brothers. with four men, 1900; Dick
Evens, with three men, 1lS5. The cam
merry is, of course, blockaded.-Lincoln
Leader.
James Baldwin, of Eugene, has been
in this city visiting his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Baldwin, the past few days.
Mayor A. J. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Zeeta, left Friday for a ten days.
business trip to points ia Washington.
C. NJ. Hollingsmith, COVER nment
lighthouse inspector, was in Corval-
lis last week, leaving Friday noon
for Portland. With him the gem
tleman had Spanish lapdog which
he stated was born in Peru, the
mother and father having come
from the royal kennels in Spain.
The little creature mentioned is
white, with hair six or seven inches
long, and very wavy, resembling
Angora goat wool. When the little
deg walks it is like a ball of cotton
rolling along, as no feet can be seen,
and even the eyes are hidden under
the feecy "fascinator" of hair Mr..
Hollingsmith declared that the dog
had travelled with him all over the
United States and that it is the only
animal of the sort in the states.
With the white, woody creature in
- bis arms, the gentleman attracted
the attention of everyone on the
streets of Corvallis while here,
The snagboat, Mathloma ar.
rived Saturday and has few
days work in the vicinity of Cor.
. Wallis.
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hand seemed TO come ont or me PIC
ture. Alexander was delighted with
the portrait, had it placed In the tenn
pie of Diana, at Ephesus, and forbade
any one but Apelles thenceforth to
draw his likeness.
Apelles attempted another portrait,
which at first sight did not please his
royal patron, but while it was being
inspected, says the veracious Pliny, a
horse passing by neighed at the horse
represented in the piece, supposing it
to be alive, upon which the painter re-
marked that the horse was a better
judge of painting than the king.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-23
New Town in Polk.

Every appearance of new
town is in evidence a few miles
above Falls City, says the Iude-
pendence Enterprise. 'Black
Rock" is the name already given
to the prospective town. In the
vicinity of Black Rock there are
several logging camps, promi-
nent among which are the big
Spaulding and Gerlinger camps.
Fred Oberer and McCready g.
Cooper are among others operat-
ing saw mills in this district.
A number oe individuals and
families have been going all sum-
mer and fall to Black Rock, the
terminus of the Fall City R. R.
line. During the warmer wealth
er canvas afforded shelter for the
inhabitants, but now since the
fall rains have come, shacks are
| being built to take the place of
the tents. The people of this
place have asked for postoflce
and school. They are entitled to
the same as is evident by the
number of inhabitants and the
number of children drawing
school money, the latter number
being about forty.
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visitors hope that the Oregon climate
may .:proye beneficial to the sons health,
as he is afflicted with rheumatism.
Mrs. Clarence A. Reams of
Jacksonville arrived Saturday
for. visit with Corvallis rela-
tives.
License to wed was issued yes
terday afternoon to William H.
Hamm AID Gertrude Davidson.
The late Reno Hutchinson was laid to
rest in Riveryiev cemetery at Portland,
Friday afternoon. There is nothing de-
finite as to who the murderer Is,
although several theories are advanced
| by the police and one clue is being close
ly followed.
Sunday was an ideal day at the seaside
and the fishing excursion that went from
| Albany was literally patronized, the
cnaches being crowded going over. The
I
but those who went for fish bought sal
mon ct 4 = cent per pound in the New
port market and brought it home. The
day was very enjoyable one for all who
went, as the weather was perfect. One
hundred and thirty-thr tickets were
(sold in Corvallis for the trip.
Seventeen to nothing in favor of th'
OAC first team was the score in Satur
DAYS annual alumni game. OF the alum
nj men only Nash, Emily, Hanley ant
Tharp came, and OF the local old-tlm
players only Major Edwards participate
In the game. A small crowd witnesses
the contest. A scort less game betweel
dow ntown team and the OAC secon
team was played before'the alumni even
took place. The OAC first team goes t
Seattle about Thul sday to meet the Uni
versity of Washington eleven on Satur
day.
The Coffee Club dance Saturday ever
5 ing was a, very enjoyable affair. Th
music was good and the attendanc
. large.
S. n. Wilkins returned Friday from
trip to Portland. While absent Mr.. Wi
kns purchased an undertaking estat
lishment in Vancouver, placing M
Knapp in charge of the place. M
D Knapp was in Corvallis recently on
visit. He is an undertaken of experlenc
The Centennial meat marke5 is now
home in the handsome new brick ju
e completed for it, adjoining the F. l.. Mi
E ler store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Cameron r
turned yesterday to their home in Por
land after weeks visit with Corvall
relatives.
The Epworth League OF the nj.
t church is to give halloween social Fl
e day night to which all young people a
S cordially invited.
Attorney w. E. Yates returned
a his home in Vancouver, WASH, Sunda
= ha wing passed couple of days in tn
city attending some legal bushes
While here Mr.. Yates complimented o
l. citizens on the appearance of the tow
Is it's cleanliness and the general air
. progress which seemed to be in eviden
q on all sides.
j. George Houck of Eugene is Corval
visitor this week.
J. J. Gale of Oakville is hauling
prunes to Corvallis this week and ioa
le ing them on cars for shipment to Sale
], He has between Is and 81 tons OF IL
dried fruit.
IS Negotiations are in progress for
U sale OF the T. D. Campbell bakery
! Claude Starr. The deal was not clos
. up to the Gazette press hour yestero
> afternoon. Mr.. Campbell's plans for