Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-11-13

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tril Albany Friday.
sE.orge Reed went to Salem Sat-
urAy on business trip.
Highest market price paid for
country produce at F. L. Miller's.
y Akn's and Boys Seamless Shoes
No Rip-just received at Nolan
& Callahan's.
| Saturday morning is said to have
shown the first white frost of the
fall. sit is yet too early to skate.
| The official count of the ballot
cast in Lincoln county last week
gave Mckinley a plurality of 2o4.
Remember, we are headquarters
for Mems. Boys and Children's
Suits and Overcoats. Nolan & CAL
lahan.
Belgian Hares Soc and 81 apiece
if taken before Dec. 1st, at Corvallis
Rabbitry in A F Peters on's shop on
Ninth st.
Linn county which was conceded
to Bryan by everyone by vote of
ct least 500, will only give him
about 6S plurality.
DR.. loves last day is always a
very busy one for him, so see him
early and avoid delay. He will not
return fer six months.
James Roake, of Oregon City,
visited Corvallis last week for the
purpose of seeing his son, Chester,
who is attending the o AC.
It is estimated that at least 125
carloads of hops have been shipped
from Oregon so far this season.
The price is still fairly firm at Is
cents per pound.
1t is claimed that in the counties
Of Benton, Linn and Lane jack
rabbits are becoming quite numer-
GUS and are causing some damage
to young orchards.
DIR. Altman, physician of Captain
G. A. Robinson, who has been SER
iouslv i'll since the first of the
month with peritonits, reports that
his patient is much improved.
There is call for all the Chris.
tian ladies of Corvallis at the Pres
byterian church on Wednesday,
November 18th, under the auspices
Of the NJ. E. Church, South.
Ladies, remember we are head
quarters for Fine Dress Goods,
Silks, Velvets, Satins, Golf Capes,
Jackets, House Jackets, Corsets,
Separate Skirts and Petticoats. No
Ian & Callahan's.
The Christmas Delineater at
F. L. Miller's. Russian Blouses;
| effects in Jackets, Blouses and
Waists; the Hygienic Skirt; plaid
matching made easy. Mail orders
given prompt attention.
Prof. Coote, of the o A G, has
had force Of men at work during
the past few days sodding the ter
race along the new walk to the col
lege. The sod was taken from the
northeast corner Of the campus.
Lincoln county seems about to
enjoy a stir shortly in the way of
lumber business. She has been
visited of late by number of East
ern lumbermen. At present two
brothers, Messrs. Hendry, Of Wis
consin are investigating that seo'
ton.
A very pleasant reception wa.
rendered Father Jurek, Friday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Nolan in homer of his
safe return from Europe. Tht
evening was spent most pleasantly
in various entertaining ways. A
number of Albany people drove
over to attenu the function.
Some men passed through Cor
wallis Saturday with band of 70(
head of sheep. They brought them
from some point on the Columbia
river and are en- route to Lane
county with them. It is under
stood they are sold and are des
tined for point about Is or q
miles west of Eugene.
Sheriff Burnett arrived hom'
from Salem, Saturday, having
taken IT. Kubli to the penitentiary
In going to Salem with his mar
the sheriff went from here to AL
bany by private conveyance Friday
in time to catch the 8 p. m. north
bound train. He experienced NJ
trouble N delivering his prisoner t
the authorities at the state prison
Next week, from Tuesday nool
: until II o'clock Thursday morning
positively no longer, DR.. Lowe, tn
: eculo-optic an, will be in Corvallis
where he can be found in the par
1ors of the Occidental hotel. If yo
want perfect glasses, fitted to you
Q eyes, at prices consistent with sue
: services. Don't fail to see him. Re
] member, positively no glasses fitte
s after IL o'clock Thursday, Nov. 2:
Readers of the GAZETTE will re
& member our item Of few issue
back, concerning the romantic maj
9 riage of Chas. Green, Of Lebanon
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