Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Cascara, IA cents.

Wheat, 73 cents; oats, % to 81
cents.
Good Clothes for Boys, at Nolar
d Callanan's.
J. H. Simpson was in Alban,
on business last Friday.
Mrs. Alex Campbell went to To-
ledo onday on business.
Hart Schaffner & Marx dressJ
clothes for men. at kline's.
The Portland Journal, in its
market reports, announces slump
in Cascara bark of eight cents 81
pound.
Just one small item of what is
wanted of the Pacifi Coast in the
way of lumber is the call for three
million ties for railroad building in
South Africa, says the Eugene Reg
lister.
Agents for the Oregon City Wool
en- Mills famous $1,000 all wool
suits. Great wearers. S. L. Kline
The regular meeting of Oregon
Council, R & S. NJ, OF this city,
will be held in Masonic Hall, on
Wednesday evening of this week.
1t is hoped that all the mbers of
the Council will attend this meet
ing. S journing companions in
vited.
Walk over, w. l.. Douglas and
Hamilton Brown celebrated Shoes,
for Men. Nolan & Callahan.
Reception to students by the K.
L, G. e. of the United Evangelical
church will be given in the taber,
nacle, near tae church, Friday even.
ing from 4 to g.; light refreshmer s
to be served. Students are invi-
tel to cali sometime between the
hours designated.
Benton County Flourlng Mills
Company were awarded first prem
ium on -four at the Oregon State
Fair last year, and succeeded in
capturing the blue ribbon on their
flour this year at the Fair just
closed. This makes a good show
ing, not only for the mill, but speaks
we'll for Benton County.
Grouse & Brandegees Fine Cloth
ing for good dressers. Nolan & Cal
lahan.
A woman florist of Santa Clara,
Calf, recently received an order
from South African florists for 20,
600 carnation plants, and che has
accepted the same and is planning
to deliver the goods in person.
They will be taken to Dunbar,
South Africa. The Pacific Coast
states excel in everything.
School Books of All Kinds. Old
books taken in exchange for new or
for cash. Allen & Woodward.
The Grand C Commandery, Knights
Ternplars, of Oregon, will hold
their annual session at Albany, of
Thursday, September "a. All the
members of the order living in Cor
Wallis have arranged to make ur a
party, and 60 together. Sejourn.
ing Sir Knights are invited to join
the party.
Patronize the Corvallis Steam
Laundry, corner Third and Jefferson
streets, where none but white labor
is employed. Prices reasonable
and satisfactory work guaranteed.
The directors of the Lewis and
Clarke Exposition for Portland
have decided upon $4,000 as the
sum needed from the general gov
ernment, and Senators Mitchell and
Fulton. together with Representa-
tive Williamson and Hermann, will
ask congress for that amount. Of
this amount 100000 is for an
Alaskan exhibit, $4,000 is tor a
Hawaiian and Pii ippine exhibit
and 100000 is for general pur-
poses.
Cameron. the harness maker,
a new and fine lot of carriage and
buggy robes, and invites the pubic
to call and examine them.
Captain C. B. Hardin, professor
OF military science and tactics at
the Agricultural College, received
notice last Friday of his p-omation
to be Major, attached to the Twer-
tieth Infantry. He was formerly
attached to the Eigateeth Infantry.
He continues as commandant at
the College. We congratulate the
Major on his well-deserved promo
tion and also congratulate the cadets