Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-17

] The Corvallis public schools
opened yesterday under auspicieus
conditions for a successful and val.
liable year of school.
Prof. E. G. Haywood returned
Sunday from his summers visit to
British Columbia. Mrs. Haywood
will not be home for couple of
weeks.
Readers Of the GAZETTE will do
well to call at f. L. Miller's and
take advantage of the excellent
offer made in his ad elsewhere on
this page.
| The K. L. G.. E. of, the United
Evangelical church is arranging for
a reception to the new students OF
the college, to be given the evening
of Oct. 1.
r. P. Howard is now driver for
Wells Fargo in this city. He pur-
chased the team, used in the deliv-
cry OF express matter, from Ben
Elgin yesterday. Ben will attend
| college here this winter.
Fit cut the youngsters for fall in
our Boys, Department. Never be-
fore have we such captivating styles;
| never SO great an assortment, and
never in the history of our selling
such good values. Nolan & Ca
lahan.
Wanted-Five-hundred wives to
induce their husbands to purchase
their suits, overcoats Of us our suits
and overcoats are cut and made in
the very latest style, and tailored
as they should be. Every pur-
chaser is sure Of getting just what
he thinks he is getting.-a square
| deal. Nolan & Callahan.
Sugar is $3.50 per sack. Last
spring it was $3.50 per sack. The
papers of the country, which en-
larged so much upon the fact that
sugar advanced in price shortly
after the last presidential election
as significant of the encouragement
the trusts had received from the
outcome Of the election, are judic
iously silent now regarding the de-
cline in the price of sugar.
| About a year ago Mrs. Alice
Wicks, OF this city, received a fall
that broke one of her ribs loose.
She had medical attendance and,
although somewhat inoenyenienced
she seemed about recovered when
she was the victim of a second acei.
dent A few, days ago she had a
fall from a hammock that again
4 tore her Injured rib loose. Under
the circumstances she is doing as
nicely as could be expected.
Memorial services in honor of
William Mckinley were held at the
United Evangelical church in this
city Sunday evening. Short ad.
dresses of eulogy for the ceneien-
tieus, just and patriotic magistrate
were made by Professor Berehtold,
ISupt. Denman, B. F. Irvine and
Rev. Boozer. The church was
crowded, Last night, at the court
house, a meeting Of citizens was
held to arrange fer public services
in respect to the memory of our be-
loved president.
! While in town Saturday, S. H.
Horton. who lives about six miles
west OF Monroe, told Of the work ol
some misereant while Mr.. Horton
was absent from home couple oi
weeks age. No one was about the
place but a son of the family
One day he was away from home
! for a short time, and upon his re-
turn he discovered the remains et
two hogs lying seme so rods from
the house. Both animals had beer
shot. The entire carcass of one wal
lying as it fell, while all OF the Other
had been taken except the heae
and shoulders. Mr.. Horton re
quests US to state that, If the par
/ ties gnilty of the act are really il
need of pork, he will make then
I the present Of a hog at butcherin,
time if they will come after it.