The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-05
Kodaks and supplies at Graham &

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If your eyes need fixing Vosle can
the job in good style.
w. F. Whitby and wife were doin
business i'll the county court this week.
II. +. Condor is second lieutenant
the new company of o. N G. at Eugene
There have been several accession
lately to the Oak Ridge Presbyteria
church.
Ed. Lance, successful Benton count
teacher, is home again after an absenc
Of a month.
NJ. Midiam has discovered seven foe
coal vein near Wilhoit Springs, in Clacl
amas county.
Atty Wallis Nash, of R sck creek, i
i'll Saa Francisco on ten days importan
business trip.
Misses Mabel and Mildred Johnsoa ar
yisitin::, friends i'll Marion county for
coupe Of weeks.
r. D. Campbell, Cor. Second and Mon
roe is agent for the Western Cottage Pi
ano and Organ Co.
The GAZETTE: is panied to learn tlla
Judge Chenowitl, now c'ose to So year
of age, is quite feeble.
Red-hot Herseradish, Chilli Sauce
Celery Salt and Sweet Pickles, all il
bottles far colo nv Ziarolf
S. L. Shedd, wife and daughter with
her two children from Sacramento, Cal
are sunlmering at the sea side.
J. l. Thomas, of this city, has been ur
to H. N. Finley's putting All injector or
the boiler, to use in connection with his
warehouse and elevator.
There is sood demand for hoases
and many will be compelled to foregc
their contemplated residence here fol
the: next year Oh account of lack of suit
able dwellings.
Sicl, headache, biliousness, constipation
and all liver and stomach troubles can be
quickly cured by using those famous little
pills known as De Wits Little Early Risers.
They are pleasant to take and never grip;.
Graham & Wells.
Judge Burnett has decided the Van
Wrinkle Crabtree county clerk contest,
throwing out The illegal vote of Fred
Gress aud II. 3. Boyle and has declared
Crabtree, the fusion candidate, elected by
a majority of one.
Joh: Walker, Sol. King, VIM. Arm
strong, 7. w. B. Smith, John Whitaker,
many other prominent farmers were
aoticed on our streets last Saturday. All
seemed we'll pleased over the crop pros
poets.
J. S. Ireland of Beaver creek, had q
chat with tie GAZETTE few days since.
Among other things he said that last
spring he went to Idaho, spending some
imc in that state, and was delighted to
get back home. He is satisfied to re-
main here.
Mrs. Thos. Graham and her sons, Don
nd Dick, are at crowley, La, with her
rother, Milton Hamilton, the latter
eing CHIEF engineer of the Dusen Real
estate Company at that place, where the
ompany is irrigatins large tracts of land
D be used in the cultivation of rice.
Mrs. Garrow and family have been
19vins the rast week. They now oc-
upy very nice place, southwest corner
tn and Adams. Will and Joe complain
Utterly Of the awful ~kard work their !
1otlier and sisters delighted in ting
ut for their espe cial benefit while the
hanse Was being made.
Misses Bertha and Annie Ellis have
one to Howard, Mimi, their old home. |
Iiss Annie will remain. Miss Bertha will |
cturn to Albany TO look after her |
rotler's interests, who is surgeon in the !
ecend Oregon. Both young ladies are
'ell and favorably known i'll Corvallis
Iiss Bertha is the capable aud popular
lusic instructor.
Mr.. w. w. Smith, who graduated at
lie O. A. {. about three years since.
this spring at the Cleveland
Medical college and is
DIV the hous. physician for this year.
r. E. Erskine, graduate Of the
,ue school as S:litll called on DIR. Alt !
an this week. Tie d,ct IT intends
eating somewhere il the Willamette
alley.
President Catch, family, and friends
e.n Seattle, are occupying cottage at
export, while the presider is awed by
lie mighty power displayed i'll the cease
SIS ebb and flow of the tides The
dies interest themselves in attempting
transfer the delicate and ever chan sing
descent hues of the water to canvas, Or
sporting themselves with the sea
fmphs in the invigorating surf.
Geo. Denman and Con Gerhard are in
e A'sea Valley for weeks sejourn.
le former goes in the interest of edu
ton and the latter has become deeply
terested in the study of astronomy and
ems strangely affected by the brilliaHce
the star Venus. Con tells his friends
at he is going fishing and will assist
Gorge in school work and all this. but
e GAZETTE is certain that Con is pre-
ricating.
Prof. Thos. Condor of the Oregon
ate University while taking his vaca- {
III at Nye Brook, Lincoln couHty, is
sily engaged in preparing manuscript t
r his book Geology of Oreson" The {
efessor is recognized as leader on 8
is subject aud ais researches will be i'll. +
luable 10 the natien's literature en ,
al, IL. &.