The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-10-01

Robert Golden. 'Jakev" Saunders and
L. F.. Paterson. all from Coos bay, struck
town Tuesday. Messrs. Saunders and
Pa,.erse ill attend the college, while
Mr G. .:,.eu is on his way to Portland.
where he has position.
Save. waS ,ns obtaining n1iscellane
GU, 10 I'd of women. hogs, children. flow
ering plants. sheep, men, steers and other
household furnishings, passed through
. ervallis "Wednesday morning. Their
origin and destination were not learned.
Advertiser, in the GAZETTE paws. All
the ads that appe ar in this paper cost the
advertiser; money and they are not peo.
pie who throw their money away
Readers will be interested in the ads.
They tell YOU something in plain irect
way.
A premature explosion of blast at
the quarry of Wilhelrx & Sons, near
Monroe, Wednesday, resulted in fright
fully burning and disfguring J. w.
Welty, an employe, who set off the
blast. 1t is thought he will lose his eye
sight.
Many subscriptions to the GAZETTE
are new du.. Subscribers will find the
date to which they are paid. following
the printed address on the wrapper or
first page. Those who can conveniently
remit are requested to look up their
tine"
Subject at Methodist Episcopal church
Lords day morning: Friendship
a.d some characteristics of our Great
Friend' Evening: "Wanted-a man."
1t will be to the interest of young people
to hear this discourse, and especially
students.
Vim. Albrecht. who left Corvallis in
lSo2. returned Tuesday. Mr.. Albrecht
his been in California daring his alb
sencc from this city. He is he here to
care for the person and property of his
brother, Cha.. Albrecht, who is sufferin 6
from several ailments.
Has Eliza Ann Sanders Holconb been
"a beatin' of her nan" again? Sunday
night her auburn decorated husband ties.
tilted in the Salvation ARMY, and then
the army sang We will stand. stand the
storm, for it won't be very long" and
Halcemb joined in very Justify.
Returns from the first car of fruit
shipped east this season have been re-
ceived. Judge Burnett received draft
for $25, d. Carlile 36 cents. and ID. {.
Rose s5. These sums have to pay fer the
fruit, picking and packing and the gen-
tlemen are busy figuring how it can be
done. ----. ST
Hereafter, Miss,K Bertha Ellis will be
in the city from Wednesday evening un-
til Saturday evening of each week. and
will meet her pupils at the ladies' hall
Thursday and Friday afternoons from
to d o'clock. She can be found during
other hours at Mrs. Weber's. Tuition,
$2.oo per month.
The new quarters of the First National
Bank are almost ready for occupancy.
The bank will have>one of the finest Of
fees in the valley, fitted up with the lat
est protection furniture. The bank peo-
pie have exhibited very commendable
public spirit in the ornamental remodel
ing of their Building.
| Four families moved from Albany to
Corvallis last week as result of the ex-
tension of the o. c. & E. Cascade divis'
ion to this city. Corvallis is now the
terminus of the division and the natural
trading point fer the ''frent" people
Our merchants are already extending
their trade mountainward.
Mrs. Esnice Taylor, whose hush and ii
employed in the carshops at Yaquina, /.
occupying the John Simpson house
north of the public school building
She came to Corvallis for the purpose o
educating her children. Mrs. Taylo
will be remembered by many Corvallis
ties as Miss Eunice Stilson.
y Two women of unsavory reputatio,
we're ordered out of town by Chief Well
Monday and have departed to othe
burgs. They kept the house inentione'
i'll this paper last week-the place wher
the young married woman found her hus
band hidden III the pantry. The town
we'll rid of them.
The case of wilkins VS.. Portland
Suburban Street Railway Co., is bein
tried in Portland. 1t is an action fc
damages growing out of the accident
: East Portland. wereby Halle Wilkin
lost his arm The trial will occupy Sc,
eral days. S. N. wilkins as Harold
; natural guardian, sues for $4,000.
Several wagon loads of machiner,
chemical apparatus, plants and flower
ETC., were taken from the college to
special car this week. 1t was for tt
Agricultural College exhibit at tt
state fair. which opened Thursday. I'll
: college display this year will be very e.
}. tensive and will be in charge Of the ST
= ton men.
The Dusty school opens Monda.
Prof. c. D. Thompson has been electe
principal and Miss Ina Barclay, assis
ant. Beth teachers are graduates frol
the Agricultural College and splendid
qualified for school work. The board
fortunate in securing their services. II
Dusty school is one Of the largest in Il
:. county.
|: When the hair has fallen out, leavir
6 the head bald, if the scalp IS not shin
!, there il chasce of regainiug the ha
by using Halls Hair Remover.