Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-02-28
w. A. Sanders, Jeweler.

w. A. Sanders, Jeweler.
Services at the Baptist ohurc
as usual next Lords Day.
| s. L. Kline returned Wednesda,
from a visit with his family in Sal
Francisco.
i If you have ally aches or pains
call and see DR.. Holt, The Osteo
path. Examination tree.
| Rev. P. A. Moses will occupy the
pulpit at the M. e. church, south
Sunday at II a. m. AMI 7:3O p. m
| Ladies, we have just received
new silk organdies for evenin,
wear, all the new shades. Nolan &
Callahan.
Attorney w. E. Yates ane
August Fischer went over to the
coast, Wednesday, on business thai
will detain them q number of days
The weather forecast for March
is not the most agreeable in the
world. The Ides Of March don't
cut as much of figure as the
equinox. zta
Mrs. Ella M. Humbert's subject
at a. m. next Sunday at the
Christian church will be, "The
Mission of the Church," at 1880,
Experiences in City Life"
Miss Joyce Hershner is teaching
school in Gillian county. She made
an average of SO per cent in the
teachers examination recently held
at Condor. This is excellent.
T T. T. Barnhart is at present
working at his trade in Everett,
Wash, but is almost certain of a
government position at Bremerton.-
A little more "red tape" is all that
is required.
Presbyterian carbohydrates at
II a. m. and 7:30 p. M, Sunday
School at 10 a. NJ, Christian En-
deavor at $3.50 p. m. You are cor
daily invited to attend all these
services. ANDREW CARRIcK, Pastor.
Fred A. Edwards, class of 'Ol U
of o, is now travelling for the Chi
cago Portrait Co. in Eastern Ore
gon. He will enter Cornell Uni
versity next fall to complete his
course in electrical engineering
Eugene Register.
Rev. L. Myron Boozer will oceu-
py the pulpit of the United Evan
gelical church Sunday morning and
evening. Morning subject, "The
Astounding Grace of God" and in
the evening, "The Quest of the
Soul" All are cordially invited to
these services.
The matter of procuring u nurse
or James Whitford, the logger who
has smallpox, seemed pretty hard
% solve. The county officials took
he matter in hand and SIS per day
vas offered for the services of some
,ody to care for the ailing man.
J. L. Henderson made a trip up to
he Riley Logan farm, Wednesday,
n hope of securing one of the boys
o act as nurse for Whitford. The
logan boys have had the smallpox
A few parties are a little sur
'rised that they are obliged to pay
axes OH property that they have
ecently purchased that was assess
d to the man of whom they pro-
ured it. According to the law,
the deed is made out tue day be.
ore the tax roll is placed in the
heriff's hands the new owner is
bligeds to pay the taxes on the
although it has Lot been
$50 ssed to him. +
Ever since the time of Christ
eople have held various opinions
egarding him and his teachings
nd ofttimes wax warm in the ex.
hange of such views. Such an in
tance is reported from Monroe,
there two extremely religious par
les differed In their ideas of the
'hrist and proceeded to convert
ach other with ak and club. The .
nelee resulted in protracted game ,
{ "hide and seek" and no bodily .
arm was done as each proved !
imself a good "hider" where it
as apparent that it was his turn
, hide. It would seem from the {
bove that each of the principals in {
lis case completely ignored the {
of their Christ. II
There was a law passed in 1901 .
,sking it obligatory upon the va ,
Gus county clerks of Oregon to- ;
lbmit to the secretary of state
report showing the various items !
county expense during the pre-
ious year. THIS report had to be
, the hands of the secretary of state
OF later than the 9Th of January of q
ach year. According to the old 9
vstem of keeping these items at t
1e clerks Office this was consider
BILE Of an undertaking. A book, 7
alled an abstract of c)unty war I
ants, was recently ordered and is 6
ow in use at the clerks office. t
his book will contain a complete /
'cord of every item in the way of c