Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-15
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Postmaster johnson has returned
from his trip to Portland.
F. NJ. Porter left yesterday fol
Salem to attend the State Fair.
Racine feet" for Men, Women
and Children. Nolan & Callahan.
Fine line of Novelty and Staple
Dress Goods. Nolan & Callahan.
r. ". Taylor is taking ia. the
sights at the Capitol city this week
A two feet raise in the river was
noted at this point, Monday morn
ing. y
w. J. Howell is in Lincoln conn'
ty whiting with friends and rela-
tivee.
U!z & Dunn's Ladies Misses and
Children's Fine Shoes, at Nolan d
Callahan's.
Claude Hurlbnrt and Charley
Dow are at Salem taking in the
fair this week. -
r. l. Taylor ia sransacting busie
ness in Salem, Independence aud
Albany this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. C.. Mangus left
for Salem today and will spend q
few days at the Fair.
Walk.ovsr, w. L. Douglas and
Hamilton Brown celebrated Shoes.
for Men Nolan & Callahan.
School Books of All Kinds. Old
books taken in exchange for nsw or
for cash. Allen & Woodward.
Organs repaired aud cleaned; 30
years experience. "A few organs to
rent. R. N. White. Corvallis
Mrs. Cecil Cummings went to
Cottage Grove on Saturday. where
her husband ia now in business.
Agents for the Oregon City Wool
en- Mills famous $1,000 all wool
suits. Great wearers. 8. L. Kline,
Joseph McRss killed a white
tailed deer near his place on the
river bottom about six miles from
town, SUNDAY.
Mrs. J. Il Hubbard AND aon,
to Independence Friday
after spending the hop picking sea-
son near Corvallis.
Our Mems, Boys ard Children's
Stock is now complete
The strongest we have ever shown.
Nolan 4 Callahan.
e. J. Dunn, who was burned out
several weeks ago will reopen his
grocery store Wednesday morning
Ia tho Hemphiii building.
]. II. Harris, the well known dry
goods dealer, calls attention to his
stock in new ad. on the secos.d
page. NJ akea note Of it.
Cameron, the harness maker,
has new and fine lot of carriage
and buggy robes, aud invites the
public to call aud examine them.
John Gossle's IA year old daugh.
ter was thrown from horse while
riding near her home three miles
south OF town, Sunday, and by the
fall her ann was broken.
The residence occupied by Prof.
g. v. Shelton has been greatly Inn.
proved by a new coat Of paint, A
new walk has been laid along the
east side of the property.
F. F. Miller is receiving = large
new stock Of goods Of the best and
newest in his line, and says he viii
soon quote prices surprisingly low
to his Corvallis customers.
Patronize the Corvallis Steam
corner Third and J Jefferson
streets, where none but white labor
10 employed. Prices reasona bic
and satisfactory work guaranteed.
Nolan & Callahan have come to
the trout today with an important
relating TO their
department Good goods
and good treatment are marked
features Of this we'll known house.
J.E Hubbard finished picking
his hop crop ON last Friday. Mr..
Hubbard informs us that his hops
this year were of fms quality aud
nearly free from lice or mold. The
crop averaged 1900 pounds per
acre.
Miss Edith Anderson, who was
q teacher in the public
sehools, has resigr.el her position
and accepted q similar place in
Baker City. Miss Finley, who was to
havscomlnencsd when the newbuiid.
ing was completed, Was appointed