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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22

(CRONICA TEATRAL)
Tulio 20 de 1909.

Jul1o 20 de 1903.
Pues, sef1or; heteme aquf convertible
en- TN croniSta, instanciaS de mi QUE
rido amigo Enrique Alvarado, repre-
sentante del BOLETIN.
Iniciada por la piadosa sefiora dofia
Herminia R. de Quevedo y secundada
por distinguidas seflortas, tuvo efecto
anoche en- eSta villa, una funcion tea
tral, cuyo producto Sc destinara a la
celebration de las novenas de Nuestra
Senora del Carmen.
El p1blico, atraldo por e! esplendido
programa. y teniendo en- cuenta el
gusto y disposiciones artfsticas de ac-
trices y ac.ores, invadio el teatro.
Pusieronse en- escena dos zarzuelas
en- un acto: "La SoberbilF humillada
LA Bella Condesita."
Salvo pequefias deficiencies, debidas
a los pocos ensayos que precsdIeron q
su representation, fueron magistral-
mente interpretadas ambas zarzuelas
pues Ia simpatica troupe" hizo cuanto
pudo por su desempefio, a cuyos es-
fuerzos correspordi6 ell S06erano con
nutridfsimos aplausos.
Tambien vino escena ell Coro de
lavanderas de "El chaleco blanco." ESQ
estuvo aUright.
AdeEas, la hermosfsima Maria Agaiar
nos dejo admirar una vez mas sus
gracias, recjtando el monoogo de Juan
de Dios Pea, titulado 'Tirar Ia llave. y
Cast me atreveria jurar que Maria es
una de las afcionadas de mejores dis
posiciones, y 81 Sc agrega este su
hermosura escuitural, no es exajerado
decir que fascina al auditorio, como
ocurrio anoche.
Sc termino la fiesta con e1 "Coro del
Abanico" de la zarzue!a "Coro de Se-
fioras." Dicen que estuvo admirable
pero este cronista no podrfa afrmarlo
6 dudarlo, pueS no tuvo tempo para
poder apreciar 81 estuvo bueno 6 TO-
a causa de haberse preseptado en- es-
cena una estrella de luz radiante. cuyo
esplendor atrajeron hacia 81 mis- mira
das y mi pensamiento, en- cuyos ms
tantes no habfa para mi mas mundo
que la estrella que admiraba.
81 la COmpaata no Sc disuelve, soy
capaz de agregarme ella como utilero
para estar mas cerca y contemplar mas
tempo ese capullito en- flor, esa ,rninia-
tura que Sc llama. ........ (deteute
tpluma, (no seas indiscreta), pues ella y
yo sabemos como Sc llama.
A las IL termino la velada, de la
que tan agradabies recuerdos guardare,
{ interpretando la opinion pdblica afr
mo que Sc verfa con gusto la repetici6n
de esas ,festas.
Hasta la pr6xims.
FLOR DE LIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22
Neoyorquina

Seguros contra las huegas-Donde las dan las to-
man-El rrust del acero-El Padre vernon-Ava-
rO sin igual-Una escuadra invencibIe-;Que qua.
sa!-Quicbrn perspective.
Sc ha constituido en- New York una
poderosa Sociedad de seguros contra
las huelgas. Los asegurados percibi-
ran, cuando estalle una huelga de sus
Iempleados, ell importe de las perdidas
locasionadas por el conficto, siempre
que puedan probar que no 10 han pro-
vocado elloS miSmos con alguna medi-
da vejatoria 6 injustifcada.
wv
El trust del acero esta en- trato con
las principales Empresas metalirgicas
de Alemania y Belgica, con oh1eto de
legar formar un trust universal Qu;
permlta subir los precios vo.untao.
~
Ell famoso predicador catolico padre
Vernon, que vivfa en- la mlseria, casi
pid1endo llmoSna, y aconSejaba Ell des-
preco de las riquezas, acaba de morir
en- New York dejando una fortuna que
pasa de Glen mil dollars.
Ocupandos de la vista de una escua-
dra yanki a Alemania y a Inglaterra,
dice Ia Prensa imperialista que la Re-
p1blica americana debe crear una es-
cuadra capaz de hacer frente las fuer-
zas navaleS de todas las naciones eu-
ropeas reunidas, exceptuando Ingla-
terra.
En- los Circulos bursAtiles CORE con-
insistencia ell rumor de que ell trust del
Oceano, del que es presldente ell archi
Millionaire Pierpont Morgan, esta a
punto de quebrar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22

Como habiamos anunciado oportuna-
mente, aver, en- el vapor Coamo", sa-
Heron para los Estadcs Unidos nuestra
muy distinguida amiga dofia Francisco
Lztimer de Fernandez y sus tres encan-
tadoras hijas Bibf, Carmen y Blanca.
La Sefiora L&timer de Fernandez es-
ia algo delicada de salud; por esta cau-
sa, no ha pcdido despedirse de sus ami
|gos y NOS encarga que 10 hagamos en-
su nombre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22
La suggestion hipn6tica
La cirujfa en- Inglaterra.

Por primera vez en- Ia historic de la
Ciruj{a en- Inglaterra. la suggestion hip
n6tica ha reemp1azado los anestesicos
ordinarios en- las oreraciones importan.
tes.
FL experirnento fuE llevado 4 cabo
por Ell doctor Frank Aldrich, de Clap
ton. qnien amput6 una pierna una
mujer de treinta y echo amos, que Sc
halIaba hip1orisada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22

despeho de las coren que Suppression
NADIA pereccona
maqun desnan de humnos endo par
hban
con mas afan tratan de perar los dem en- vena de
miitares
Goberno de los Ead Undos inventor
adopa para cio que
randoe destructor
rival
E cation ue nventado
namene ~ hemos podido
gaha repouco grbdo
ecores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22

Horrible catdstrofe.-Muertos y heridos. os.-Muchos
Iocos. Doioroso espectacuio. - Ell grisd. = I'm
gran pleito.-Por dos miIloRes.
En- la nina de carbon donde ocurri6
tremenda explosion de gases el 80 de
JUNO hab1a en- Ell momento de la catas-
trofe 2S2 odreroS, finlandeses negros
casi todos. De ellos perecieron en- Ell
acto 235, yFde los 48 que, merced a
grandes trabajos y peligros, fuerun res
|catados hav varios en- condicion muy
grave. Algunos perdieron la razon q
|causa del terror, { hicieron terrible re-
slstencia los que iban en- su auxilio.
Ell espectaculo que ofrecfan las fami-
las y deudos de les muer os a la en-
trada de la nina, era casi tan lastimo-
so como ell de la muerte misma. La
deseSperacion de aquellas madres, es-
posas, hermanas y prometidas de los
muertos, espoleaba la energ1a de los
rescatadores, impulsandoles a actos te.
merarios, pero no Sc podfa penetrar a
mas de cierta profun6idad, no habien-
do mas aire respirable que grisd. La
fuerza de la explosion a1ranc6 grandes
vigas de la entrada del pozo y las AFRO.
jo mas de 500 metros de distancia.
Entire los muertos hallabase uno llama
40 Alfred Hargood, que removlo La pri-
mera palada &c terra al comenzar la
exploitation de minas en- la comarca.
wv
Ante ell Tribunal Federal de Circul-
to, en- Nueva York, comenzo el primero
del actual TN pleito entablado por John
w. Alexandra, de Filadelfa, contra
Alfred Bishop Mason, de Nueva York,
que atafie Ia combinaclon del ferroca-
rril Veracruz y Pacifco, en- la Rep1bli-
ca mexicana. Soicita Mr.. Alexander
que los tribunales federales obliguen a
Mr.. Mason a que comparezca y ponga
en- conocimiento del demandante todos
los contratos hechos, asf como de GUAM
to Sc relacione con la construction de
dicha linea; que rinda cuenta de todos
los bonos acclones y dineros por el re-
cibidos para construir y equipar la II
nea, recamando ell demandante una
parte en- los bene6cios, cuya parte, Sc
gun el, no debe bajar de $2.oc o,ooo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22
DeSde Carolina
Medina en- In C0lOnia-Recitaci6n baie-Una re-
yerta heridO-Muerte de AinO-AmigO
que Sc auscnta-ZenO en- In brecIia.
Julio 20 de 1903

JullO ~ uS l9OS
Anoche hubo velada en- Ia Colonia
Espafiola, en- la cual demostro su elo-
cuencia. distinction y el fausto de sus
ga1as literarias, ell seflor Medina, que
posee privilegiada memoria. Fue muy
aplaudido.
Extra pregrama. recitaron varias poe
sias ell Lcdo. don Federico Torregrosa
Sr. Sanroma y ell mismo Sr. Medina
que gustaron mucho y despues. -. des
pues Sc iniciaron unas dancitas, que
resultaron muy animadas y al gusto de
la iuventud que concurrio al acto.
~. En- el barrio de Hoyo -lnulas, hu.
bo una reyerta, resultando herido, de
pron6stico reservado, Eusebio Couver-
tier por Antonio Andino, que Sc pre-
sent6 las autoridades.
~. Ha fallecido TN tierno niflo hijo
de nuestros oueridos amigos los espo-
SOS don Basilio Pifiero y doia Bea-
triz Diaz.
~. En- ell pr6ximo vapor Sc embar-
cara para Espaha nuestro amigo don
Modesto Ortiz, socio de la respectable
casa comercial de este pueblo J. Ortiz
~ CO. Feliz viaje y pronto regreso.
~ Restablecido de sus dolencias
ha vuelto a encargarse de la secretarfa
de este Juzgado de paz, nuestro amigo
don Nicanor Zeno.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22
InQenier.o CON faIdas
Cultura franceSa.

Unaimujer ingeniero, Ia sefiora Ho-
neusky, ha recibido, por primera vez er
Russia, un cargo Official, habiendosele
encomendado tomar parte en- los traba-
jos relacionados con el estudio del tra-
zado de ferrocarril de Yalta- Bakhtchis-
sarai-Sympherapol s.ts
La referida DANA ha hecho sus estu-
dios en- PARIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22
Tribunal de Oistrit0
de San Juan
CRIMINAL
Jn,sios Orsks.

Dfa 23.-Genaro Garcia y otro. por
hurto. Rio grande. Abogado: R. Ce-
bollero.
Apelaci6n interpuesta contra senten-
cia del Juez de Paz de Bayam6n. que
impaso cinco dollars de multa Gu
mersindo Rivera, por haber maltratado
de obra q una joven. Abogadc: Gino-
ii6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22

Segnros contra las huelgas-Donde las dan las TO.
man-El uust del acero-El Padre Vernon-Ava-
rO sin igual-Una escuadra invencibIe-iQue qua
sa!-Quicbrn perspective.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22
Leon XIII

Su inspiration gallarda v diamantira
De1a un rastro de luz esplendorosa,
Al hundlrse en- la noche tenebrosa.
Como un sol que al acaso Sc encamina,
Su memoria immortal y peregrina
Es eSencia de mirras olorosa;
Salmo su Ira mistica y gloriosa,
Decalogo de amor, su fe divina.
Del maril que envolviera su estructura
Su espiritu es un ave que levanta
I vuelo audaz a inaccessible altura;
Y como Jesucristo Sc abrillanta
Con todo ell esplendor de TN alma pura,
Noble y excelsa, redentora y Santa.
Ferdinand R. Cestero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-22
COrre0 de
America

Horrible Observation-Disclosures y Observation-Disclosures
IOcOs. -DOlOrOsO espectaculO. - Ell grisd. - I'm
gran pleitO.-P0r dos millOnes.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
Church Announcements.

Subject at Church of Christ Sun
day morning, 'The Lords Supper"
Evening, 7:3O, Conversion"
Services at the Episcopal church,
corner 7th and jefferson, next Sun
day: Rector's class at 10 a. N.
Morning prayer and sermon at II
a. N. Services Trinity church,
Wellsdale, at 2:3O p. M.
Baptist Church-On Sunday at
7:3O p. III. a Bible Day program
will be rendered by the Sunday
School. All other services as usual.
Hearty welcome for all.
The First Spiritual Union of Cor
Wallis will hold services on Sunday
in Barrett Lpceum Doors open at
$50. Free healing service at 2:45.
Regular service at 3 p. m. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
United Evangelical church
Theme for Sunday morning,
Doubts; for Sunday evening,
Christian Discipleship" Service
at Mt. View at 2:30 P. M. H. A.
Deck, pastor.
The Christian Endeavor Union
will hold it's next meeting Sunday,
November oth at 6 o'clock, in the
Presbyterian Church, Mr.. Ben
Smith, of the Evangelical Society.
leader. The several pastors will
give a short talk, the object being
TO help the Society to understand
our practical needs and how best to
further practical work. Everyone
cordially invited.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
PhiIOmdth JOttingS.

Mr.. J. J. Bryan and wife spent
Sunday in Philolnath.
Miss Lille Webster spent last
Sunday in Alsea visiting with
friends.
w. H.. Shrader and family,
started for St. Louis, Mo Thurs
day, the 5th.
The Two Halloween socials,
Saturday eve, were we'll attended
and much enjoyed.
Rev. Minshall, from Roseburg,
is in town. He expects to re-
main here for the winter.
Mrs. G.. J. Frink is home from
Summit, where she was visiting
her sister Mrs. H. Underhill.
Mr.. c. Irwin was called to the
home of her parents, near Pee
dee, by the death of her sister.
Rev. Annett, of Seattle, passed
through Philomath, last Satur-
day, en- route for Alsea, where he
expects to bold a series of meet
ings.
The Philomath meat market
has changed hands. Mr.. Burnap
sold out to Mr. c. Harrison, who
moved the shop to Main St. last
Monday.
Much gossip concersipg the
| well water at the public school
has been INDUCED. But without
reason therefor. The water is
pure and wholesome and the pa
irons need not worry over false
reports
PEEK A Boo.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
For crohaa { Brandegees fin.

For Grouse & Brandegees fine
suits aud overcoats for good dress
ers, see Nolan d Callahan.
Grahem & Wells have accepted
the exclusive agency for the famous
Pa,mo Tablets. For nervous debil-
ity, loss OF sleep. et.
Home comforts, blankets, white
and colored Indian blankets for
cosy corners, quilts, lace curtains,
draperies, portieres and rugs, all
these things are to be found at
Nolan e Callahan's.
F. M. McMaines, better known as
"Happy Hooligan" left yesterday
for Portland, where he will be ex-
amined for entrance into the U. S.
Army Look out, girls, when
Happy" dons uniform.
The Buckeye folding vapor bath
cabinet is endorsed by 10000 ply
sicians. The only perfect cabinet
made fer the scientific application
of heat and steam in curing and
pr, venting disease. Graham q
Wells, druggists of Corvallis, are
sole agents. Call and See it or
write for particulars. -.
DR.. Farra was called to the
Wren schooIhou-e on Wednesday to
set a fractured collar bone for the
16 year Old daughter of Wm. Bry-
ant. The young lady was riding a
merry 60 round, which he children
had constructed at the schooIhouse,
aud. losing her balance, fell off, with
the above result.
The 4gnd volume of Reports of
the Supreme Court of Oregon is
Just received in Corvallis. In ad-
dition to the report of cases decided,
there is list of attorneys perma-
nently admitted to practice by the
supreme court of Oregon from
January !, 1896 to July l, 1908.
In the list are the following from
Benton county: E. III Belknap,
E. L. Bryan, E. R Bryson, Roscoe
Bryson, Brady Burnett, c. W.
Davis, C. E Dentler, w. C. Fischer,
J.. II. Gibson, J. Hoffman, J. N.
McFadlen. According to the list
published 529 attorneys have been
admitted in that time.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
Big Game Tomorrow


The two hoodooed football
teams of the state, namely, the
Pacific University, of Forest
Grove and the 0. A. G. will.
come together tomorrow at 3
O'Clock on the local field. Pa
cific has won one game this sea-
son while O. A. c. has met de-
feat each time, and in the last
game had to play against both
players and officials, the latter
being an obliging lot of fellows
0. A. c. favored them. Come
out this afternoon and help shake
off the hoodeo.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE,

To cove, b. cost 81 setting ani dis
trihnting the tvpe IN such matters. a
charge of titUy uerts will De Ia ade Tor
each Carl uf Thanks, anh five cents
per line for Zach set % "Eesolutions of
Condnitnce" appearing n these columns.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
Educational Exhibit.

The department of Public In
struction, Salem, has issued a
circular calling attention to the
forthcoming educational exhibit
at the next Worlds Fair.
The Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position is to be held in St. Louis
in 1904, and for the first time in
the history OF enterprises of this
kind, the Department of Educa-
ton has been assigned first place
and separate building has been
provided for the educational ex-
hibit and comparative display
from all the leading nations OF
the world.
1t is earnestly desired by this
department that Oregon shall
take its proper place as leading
exhibitor IN this department.
The great interest heretofore
manifested by the people of Ore
gon in all matters pertaining to
education, justify the expectation
of hearty cooperation in the
preparation of an educational
display that will intelligently and
effectively illustrate Oregon's S
school system and the results
achieved in all liues of work.
All Inquiries oand communica-
tions should be addressed to Supt.
H. S. Lyman, 2o8 Vine street,
Portland, Oregon.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
Letter List.

For the week ending Oct. 81, 1908.
Persons calling for these letters will
please state date on which they were ad-
veftisei. They will be- charged at the
rate of one cent eachs
Frank Andrews, Mr.. Campbell,
F. A. Darling (2), Henry Lannon,
James Martin, William Miller,
Lieut.. VIM. E. Mould, Mics n. e.
Small, Clarence Mulkey, C. F.
Tharp, H. d. Yeti.
B. w. JOHNSON. p. MI
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
o. A. C. ileahinus.
TBv BERT YArFs1

Ross Winner and Worth Hefify
returned Tuesday to their homes
near Salem.
Glen Goodman, Sam Damon and
Guy Walker spent Sunday in In
dependence.
The ground all about the Agri-
cultural Hall has been plowed
leveled down and sown with grass
seed.
The second team has football
game scheduled with U. of O's
second team, the game TO be played
on the home grounds week from
tomorrow.
Floyd e. Bogue, a former O. A.
G. student, is spending the winter
at Lava, Crook county, and in a
recent letter to a friend In this city,
stated that he is having fine time.
A very neat map Of the City of
Corvallis has been drawn and
placed by Professor Skelton jim the
registrars room for the convenience
of new students seeking to get
properly located.
Everybody about the College is
imbued with the football spirit.
The Seniors and Faculty have
elevens; the Freshmen have or
ganized and elected a temporary
captain, and there is also some talk
among the Sophomores of organiz-
ing a team.
An impromptu football rally was
held during chapel exercises on
Wednesday morning. Rousing
speeches were made by DIR. Witty
combe, Professors Shaw Cordley,
and Hardin, Coach McFadden and
Captain Pilkington. The team is
in fine shape for the game with Pa
cifc University, which occurs this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The construction of the new
power house is we'll under way,
the walls already being about six
feet high. The east wall of the
heating plant was torn away in or
der to combine under one roof the
steam heating apparatus and power
plant. The building when COM
pleted will be about rs feet wide by
40 feet long, giving ample room for
the boilers and dynamos, as the
blacksmith shop is to be left in its
present quarters.
Just west of Agricultural Hall
workmen may be seen busily en-
gagged in preparation for the install
lation of the third gas plant on the
college premises. A circular hole
eight feet in diameter and eight
feet in depth has been dug, and
from this is ditch leading to and
under the west wall of the building.
This excavation, which is 80 feet
from the building insurance dis
tauce), is to contain huge gaso-
line tank, six feet by six, and
Of six or sevsn humid ed
gallons of gasoline. This tank
will probably have to be filled only
once or twice year. About half
way between the tank and the
building is to be buried an appar a.
tus called a mixer, which is small
tank about two feet in diameter
and one foot thick. Just inside the
Agricultural Hall is large cylin-
drical affair somewhat resembling
an engine boiler. This is the gen.
orator, from which the gas is car
ried by pipes, to all parts of the
building. The piping and plumb
ing were placed in the building dur
ing its construction. The gas, ,jets
are to be used in the chemical and
and botanical departments, dairy
rooms, etc.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
fHE NEW ABERDEEN
From a Corvallis Boy in the State
of Washington.

ASHES OF ABERDEEN.
Like Phoenix from the fame
Aberdeen will rise again,
Not in wood and chaff alone
But in iron, brick and stone.
Proud on WisIlkah's banks she'll stand
Harboring ships from every land
Sending cargoes far and wide
Floating out on every tide.
Here by waters deep and blue
Float the flags of every hue,
Ships that speed to every cline.
Bearing timbers true and prime.
Loaded down from beam to keel
With lumber straight and strong as steel.
Trees the finest ever seen
Float to mills at Aberdeen.
Stricken twice her men of nerve
From their purpose never swerve,
Never falter or complain
Rouse themselves and start again.
None the less her women brave
Confidence and courage have
That like Phoenix from the flame
Aberdeen shall rise again.
Situated nearly midway on the
Pacific coast line of the State of
Washington. is three cornered
indenture of salt water known as
Grays Harbor; upon the shores
of which-and its tributary
streams-are situated the towns
of Hoquiam, Aberdeen. Cosmop-
oils and Montesano; having a
combined population of perhaps
20, 900.
Aberdeen with, say 7, 900 souls
and few other people-eceu-
pies a central position in the
group; located on either bank Of
the Wishkah river which here at
it's mouth forms a deep and Sc
cure inner harbor; cutting
through the little city much as
the Chicago river does through
the great metropolis.
The large milling industries of
"The Harbor'' will number a
score, lumber, shingle, cooper
age, etc. The attendant ship
ping interests and surrounding
logging camps add no small quota
to the trade and revenue of the
vicinity,
AS yet but little of the ada
cent fertile lands have been pre-
pared for crops, or even cleared,
and croakers are wont to say that
this country depending entirely
upon the timber, will go to rack
when the forests disappear.
Not so! A fair minded person
needs only to ride among the
magnificent farms about the elder
towns of La Conner and Mt.
Vernon, rich lands reclaimed from
the sea or wrested from the for
ests giants, to see that the same
or even improved conditions will
come to the shores of Grays Har-
Dor, to draw aside the veil of the
future and enjoy a vision of broae
acres, green meadows and golden
harvest, orchards laden with ID
ripe fruit beside limpid wa eis.
With the blue sea in front and
the evergreen hills with their
hoa1y crowns behind. The set.
ting sun will scarcely shine upon
a fairer land than this, half a
hundred years to come.
The daily press has told the
world the news-two disastrous
fires within a fortnight-many of
the losers by the first, were
harder hit by the second fire, yet
the remnants OF stock are being
gathered together from churches,
dwellings, stables and shops into
temporary buildings raised in a
day, and in the same hour are
plans being made for permanent
buildings of stone, steel and
brick. The new Aberdeen will,
ike the new Seattle and the new
Spokane, be a magnificent city,
and a credit to the state.
c. LINCOLN BENNETT
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
Old Rags Wanted

We will exchange old papers for old
rags, which we need for cleaning presses.
IF you want clean papers for your shelves
bring us bundle of rags and help your
self.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06
Apples for Sale.

have 200 bushels of Newton Pip
pin apples for sale at 25 cents per bnshel
at NY place one mile vest of Corvallis.
JOHN MEEKER.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-06

Study bookkeeping in the Cor
Wallis Business College, day and
night schools.