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Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
aronprins @nitap bar, efter boao

Der me6eles "Wsteb. SanSelstibn."
FRA panIiSeIigt Sob. erflGret, at
BET er bans GnIfe nniie aar at fla
gnlesnins til at beige @erSensuoitil.
lineen i ct, 2ouis. SporptSt bet
"paalioelige Sob" Der bar ppret bel
unoerrettet, er BOG piitnof meget tpi!.
iomt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

Gn pen Sapc. Grooiten Sneror1ips
&ape | 9aleitranb, bIep anlagt | 1919
al S. u. Snerbrip. s SuDen er 10.
plantet CO. 800 6rusttrRr % Den inb-
bringer i'm Burger op til 1000 at.
/ be bebIte anr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
So giarue irlbet. Stror oh | {

openfor @aarSen EroINmpr, nellem
gibspaag og SieIbe / RouisoaI, iRlb..
be 9isrneifptter alines forIeSen Gaa
to 9isrne, en- @inne % en- Saluooren.
ben treble, en- aarsunge tom iig unh.
al. forteller "&omsbdls gmtstioen'
Be-" S en- llge baobe S9seren iartet
runbt paa 6ielbere efter Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
0ammei ADVERTISEMENTS oso

IRA Rinneota. Dfinu., ifripes til
os:
siSItleSen iihe 2lpril nsSe Spbn
Rielion 6pIsaR / III Siem Der | RRr.
beSeu al 3~smbrota eiter II Siulers
5raSonl al SicrtelamSelie,
aioses par foot pan BaarSen Sul.
fen cen 26oe februar 1926 | peltre
sIiore, @ai6ris. % uSoanoreSe iii
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Taaraanneu er man nh =

IT lHUI MI = NIeIues
ira ariItlansiano - pad oct rRrneite
fRroig meo paa apititrnfninger, Or.
betoet bar gaaet iangt ira Saanben,
ioet Sorban bar upret ipgrt opblsbet
al oct itaStge &egn. Sra SpterSbal3.
fieloene nleIbes, at Der iaar er Itore
Snemasier. Oct oil iifre grugeua
lanss Stteraaen moo 8anomapgel
uSoper Sommeren.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Land MI Manitoba.

WerioneT. Der 0HfteE a. E9Ue NJ 9aHl0a Oh
is siisr aarS. bpr iIrtpe M Emil Anderson,
Clinton, MINI, Sea oil sue @snG SpIgsHm'
ger irti, itaH, 3tm 3srgtnHeiTagt 1T balU
IEts ca viie 8fm s0pt. bgalaf HaHp meo
6pb. Tor! Serb pea SeybUHe. rt ioT 5tfg.
3igeiigi mse Taau, Ct JGrHbansr, g0ot
8ano, ittie Bsta!tHgsBtllaar. lap BisHte oiu,
Mere sno IS ReremRHo bar alsrsos iIsb:
Qnnh nf o..
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

Den minSit forgirlbeOe 8p | Nor.
ge er Molisen. gpfomntliien bar iffe
mere emo 5000 aroners Uirlo. ID
rorife gper bar mirtore 5bIfetal enc
Moiieen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
1tlgffestilfelbe. Era Sfien mel

beles Sbe Mai: Sfomager Speinune
Senien Salen err imoraes funbet bpN
| en- 8Gf i 0Grbeben al 8parp / 9tes,
6oruIgffeoe bar aHtageli8 igaaraftes
eller mat forisgt at fontme oper Def.
Fen paa en- Ssmnerituf % err berunoar
falbt | @anbet % orlfnet paa to 900
8ano. aiSs0e bar / 80 Mars alIbe.
rem % nalit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Epuia | Sipbeuhupn.

omerifaHife "Rarih.aon8c" Sobn
gbiIip Souia ptl | 0oeene Den 2oeu
og 36ie Sum- nleo lit bcrertte 60
Maltos &apel sioe 4 aonterter / Cob
5elIoip.8 al9eis itore Gal / &isbeu.
bapn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
5nssnic mss
PdinkAler
On @IaisN e hoEte
SAT- GienDott ~,
iiIfaieS cher tinsie.

sosrttssmtuer amber .cHEss'. '1sastss TIL
iaIaa' OF -SitszipsraftG' ieitsr . g,ats Tor rs Css
for sosr sang % Gu Cat pr. Ero for att ION sssss
niger Is Orb apsriisfsrtEtsE tRstGssI t,s tsr min.
srs 'Hh Is 6sais, Dtuss uaa afrestssts Hsstslss
att ssRlaiagsE. Gst lgRHss "a 4ts ct boglsrs ias
aaa San,FsL.
ssy sGs~tsRasstiIsae soEsr Is SsAss px aiHsA
eqp EFb gtsv en- atnts.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

3tnitn pee ptrsss ss'lsHoQisrss 'or 'va03'
unsS EIas' o. gB:HHGr, At UpV :iass D:0r5Tgss
EiGs SsHsa esst lsosH paa M 5uit. Dan 1925
Has s'tsr en- lana SBRoau. Gan var s.io 3ssr
at laa psHsus kfTiEG o. tom Vi batter byu rtna
arslhr Sau btsp ttsIaVsi oSH 1861 p6a Batog
Spsafsa bplst lal, I esumsI 81 { a,Ei,a g,a
a'egbs e~itsrtah:r eatru o. to Iauc % sE hgg
eiaas bar. 9tIHaHst pars bans N.H5s.
JsnsR aeuh lHia7L
Rubour n Gitp. Mts
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
2ierbanen bar oprinoeIig beregnt

2icrbanen bar opriuoeLig beregnet
of futile foite TAI 600 Groner. Get
bier Jig M, at ben bliber $4,000 ar.
bptere. I'll SGffeIie al benne Mer.
ubgtft bar @lriferuos amt % pripa:e
Ssr~teresfereoe poet npe 8ibrag; men
Der gienitaar enbni, til 9Pffelie 81
500 4roner. .
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

aaptcin Srolo, Der | ct Bar aar
bar urret aniat icn Dadtfoptein bos
aorgen al Siam. er penSt tiIbase til
Ganmarf % bill M after inStrpSe !
Mlmer / Hlaaben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
17Sc Mai / geraen.

meSbeIes ben 7be Wai. Zen i7be
Itai uil 6lipe ieitligboIot meo aorat.
multi ON Ror8enen o. meo garuetog
og ErocesIion ON efternibbagcn. Get
er fsrite Gang paa mango anr, at Der
bliper ipiuet ira 9irfetaarnet t7Sc
Nai ! geraen. Geltagerue Barrie.
toget oil blfpe paalaat at bare fslag.
S be iihite aar bar 5oaet nprmeIr np.
ret en- S%ppisning al 8utteforpierne /
BarabeantrRf,
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Etur lllnffe pcb SGrserue. =,

Srangisuaag meSoeles: 6iiferilup
"Gpclone", titbsreuoe 5. GabL 8aog,
Sltoers, oniees totalt forItit ueb IS
Manos geiPtnine. 8et formobes, at
Sfibet / ufIart 8eir er operieilct al en-
engelif Sramler.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

Sonns Sic o. Jruc tnger iiomrner
Opbolb / @erd)teSgaceu. ! be ober.
bnperIfe Ssialper. bpor Iigteren ut.
fuI0enbe en- nh, itsrre Monsnn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
sre 9obberifiGrp paa SIeifetange

Sre NDuuerIIJUIp PUG S~lelleluHSth
tSilioneienbommen, gamle, er Stsic
9ase ifslge "0renmor" al ct al 8
Serrer | 8prsgrlirO beItaaenbe Son"
iortt,p iolgt til ct Tiff Selifab repro.
ie,,teret beb &erifer Curt Ibel, Ser.
belberg for $4,000 aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Gn Serubaucfunares al "SeIpi,

rene" ("9onif Sernboscforbuno")
paatrnfes iislee "5reS. Ply" oiboIbt
t6rebericia efter Rte$bog$iamlin.
gems Slutniue for at brefte BEN upe
SsnningsIpo. Get be6er, at man ri,
foreilaa inoiamiet ct StrItcfonb pna
100000 ar. % brsfte, ont fife Mcb'
Iemmerne ifal oeponere 0ereS Spii.
gefIer / 6opeSbritpreIien ior at iifrc
Ell entg CptrGben unber en- epelttlteI
&onfIift.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

SpSSfalO. en- af ariitianias qIo.
ite 90 melt anieie 6orremingsmqno,
9rosierr eilert S~esieIberg, err al
saaet PED Gsben eiter ct fort Sp8e.
leie. 76 alar sananel.
aisbmano Ssren Senien | Gre.
orifsbalo, en- mangeaari8 % interes.
ieret aoHmulnemano paa Ste0ei, er
afgaaet peo Ishen | en- at6er al 80
aar % efter at bare Srepet Secret.
ming ! 6reorifsbalo iiSen 1870.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Yes Serrebsitprc.

Wes S~erre6s1tDrc, Homerlfe, be-
ilrttebe / fit iibit afbolote Wsbe at
oprette ct Bleiebiam for Sltberfulsit,
bportil 2ber gtage i bet nllpnreroe
arbeibs-o9 8leiehieru beilutteoe8 inS.
rebet. Soarbeitprelien / Borening
9oftor 'Ssberg bempnbises til q.
foretase oct iornebne for 9es Sopeb.
iogns 6attistasies aegning.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
ffnn0 al Slbiaacr.

al en- aipmpebsi paa 8oar0eier Chr.
9isgnarb5 Warf peb Surup ianotes
Tor nogle Gaee iiben en- itsrre Stcn.
iRtnine. bpori ieuere ianGteS fire
imllffe llrner, iornt Ell Net1tfnip. Se.
lie 6unoet oil bIipe inoienH, til Ol6.
noroiif Wltieltm / aisbenbaun.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Sperise 90 Sinlano.

MaImp Sapn. Malmss me Sap.
iieanlGs ifal hsitioelig inopies Ben
sen 30te Nai. Song Oscar fowmcr
til MaIms for Of ioretage Subuielien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Sulaf Maifiufabrif.

R~aifinidbrit / Gsbier8 bIeo peo
Spangsauftton furleben ouerbraset
Ill @aaroeier 9. Geoerien, StranSbp,
iom uipIocitsiort SantebaOer (3b:e
Brioritet) for $4,000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
sfrataas Brube i ggge biz meb Del

SfrafGaS Wrilbe ga9e plI HleO Oct
anerisritc bIine optnget for 9rsue.
britt | itsrre sfala, ifrioer "Srtotrsn.
belogen". @rnben err nh rerlllg fiebi
al ct itsrre 2onoonneriirma, Sobnien,
Sgraenien & So.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Sinbsipa Yrppit. Brnpit s, 9srfc

StnoSigg FrDuN. YruUlf 5. SsrIe,
Sognapreit til 6presbal 8reIteeip.b
/ Selemarfen, err bIet iinosipg. Bro0'
item er fsOt 1856 os ~tbeologiif Sean.
bibat ira 1879. San ubnGbntes /
1898 til SognepreIr / Spresbal %
bleo 1900 8ropit / Sore Selemarfeus
p~eitfieIbife Eropiti. Sans Spabomi
aniees for ~belbrebeIig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

Cab life be Smaa line al eessma eIlsr
andre plnsenS 2uoiMoomms. gcbepcs
life. Gpan's Ointment bcIbreper. aaH
life iiaoe ben meir iarte CUB. ] etppert
apoteei. 80 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Wamwelt sfab. aisbmouS $. 9.

Wnmitelt Sfau. SlebNl0fo y. =.
5ris / Sine bar erbuerret liz ct GAM
melt @setrpsifab, bois @,ber er an.
aipet til ca. 500 aar. o. ior eiter
Sigenoe bar inbtaget IN 8Iaos |
Song Sans Slis | IaIbor8.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Sra uorae.

Namscs Strife ifal ba GrgeI fra
cIien s. Ssrgenien, ariitianin. 1et
bfir pna is Stenn,er % lfnI foite
1000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Ssosialb. Store gebebaas 10,

Ss6sfal6. Store Eebebaes 6or.
miSbag hsee asiiitert peb Bet itor,
tgI. SibIiutbef mag. art. Carl 6reS.
itrup eiier lang SiSs SDsSpn, 81
aar gaTMe..
SabrifarbeiSer Z. Ioasrien /
Seriens er aianast red Gsben 6S Gar
gamnel. aiosAe par 0eteran ira
arisen Ga.
9ai.or Str. Z. a~onraSjen |
Spirring, Ger iorleSen aften uoen
icruosanenSe Spgnom rartes ai 9:
apopleftiit Iiligloe, er Sso, 70 War
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
2en nprife Srbaf. scLhtnmitr

StH HUENt <IUui. SNlUIUlIIIEsN.
SnSitiuing | IHleOniiig 0cl al NWil.
ringen forplIaaeNe afaift gaa biemm.
ogrtet 1obaf aaar no pan. al. aigii.
teg I'll Staisfasi1n iaites iii 1875.
Gre pr. auatratneicr, BOG iaateSes
at Der al Der al Ell 1Drsar paa en-
Gienhum beglaE.eoe aral i1ares en-
Night al minlIt 20 arcney. algii-
ten paaApi.sr sen, ION for eaen NeJ.
ming oyrter easr ue0 andre LAGER hprfi
Gobat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Gnacljf @cipa | Sanmarf.

Tom ifior paatnufer en- Tel eugelifs
Gamer os Serrer. irrIig ira Srfcro
llniperiiie, at sirite Gnnnorf | Nh.
airit Wanncb. fra ben 106e til ben
220e.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
50 Waaror nebhrrnbt.

Gag opitoo SlN i Niel& GbriitcniprS
@darb i 0pngbp gp. 8Ihen opitob /
ct SaI1nbalotng, Der par iammeHbpB.
act nleo 2aoen % omipGnote burti1
aae 4 San8er. Ger iuIoitpn0i8 ncD.
brGthte, - SI0en iorplnnte0e iig til
RnbosaarbGt moo Spo. tilbsrenoe y.
NiffeIien, bbiIfen 8onrb IiaeIeoi8
nehbrRnbte, Ser rebbeoes DOG belle
8eIgtnin8en OF alt 2sssret. M0rn
'rnenes muIi8 at pGre opItnaet peo
gerns ltioriietigbeo me0 Spnbitiffcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

aaptein Cttp sperOrnp anforn for
leben til Rriitiansiano ira 2eith efter
enSi SoreSrassreiie | England 90
SfotIano, bpormeb ban ertIrreoe ii9
iRrbeles bel tiIfreSs.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Sen f"pmmnnaIe Seipisnina. !.

Ven fDllmuIluIc U~eIptsHtHH. OTI
Set ~fomrnnnale ajsffen | ariltiania err
Der fra 2OSe OCTOBER iii 30te april
u1oelt S82,555 8ratisportioner
&c. Nortioner er leperet i'll Sfo'
lebbrn MOB Detailing.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Land! Land!

CybBrtsbs 6GrHs ttIiaIgs I saEIss GsAata, a. :.
gaar aiTfs. stss % 9s, I tSrs usrfs StuisElaBsr
S0st eaae. frt lsr saEe o. ztsa- RaR 81 saIEGH
aar 90. Hart islssHsti
e asgss gost Opepxfst eaAs mts nas. oxt9,
10000. ss2.W pr NEs.
$50 asrss tsats SIaas aPbgEtsi saul, ma nala
bGrht 90 000M for saaGo NJ atrs. efIts 0tIiIas
Ger HsEnsTs EplpSalaafE ffB VI
Martin d, Remmen, VALLEY City n, D
s,EtO sltsE halt iaTs ticket srsV Rurisssa vlsgaS
NaHgE.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

"Slfcrt Slider. Qanierffibet "S!.
iert Slider" isb forleben Tag al Sta.
beIea paa aisbenbaUns CrlogSpRrit.
buis ialntiige Rpgninger 9ageu3
anIeonins bar ~iIasiHDffebe lieeiom
Srlpgsitibee. en- ta!rig Wqngee
Sno5uSie % en- itor Iilifuerfreos
operpareoe afIsbningen, 81, II on.
tom De biemmepGrerSe ReAenmG
al Rorseiamilier. biIit me6 Salut
Otter at De fsl. Serifaber bapbe toaet
sfibet | GLENN. tolic So!meus YrRjt,
Vrcpit 6enser, 90 oerpaa iauht st,.
belahsbningen SteS; ben iorIsh
imlift unSer Surraraa6 ira Wans.
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
era Ddnrnarf.
Gienhpmshanoel. &srbnlune Ws!.

leaaaro er iielee "6rcebpns, Nh" al
gieren gropriet9r Gorlien iolst I'll
oabeiogeo SRitrup, gan0sbo, for
$4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Gn mnoerlis 0auneitriS bar funSet

= VT w
Steo / Ianmorf, iSet bet | Rprae
temmelig alminhcIi0e apinSeuapn
Gil, iom blanot nn6et IorefomnlHr /
"arne", er bIepet ioitiIaaet iOG1
Manbsnaou. 9oo &cnoeubeIIe I'll
ieIue aulhlSminiiteren bar GeuuP
nenlig iGloet isIgenoe Tom: j PIT.
lcbning al inhgiper 8oreipsrgiel, on
life 6ornapnet "gIt" retteItg er ct
8uttennpn, IfuIbp man tienitltgit me,'
De iii bebngelig GiterretniHs, at. om'
END bet eg Winiitertet besieuot. IT
9apnet "@lt" ogino 6enUites iom g..
genaun, man man 500 nuie Set ior
nprmeit at pore ct @%u1tenaun."
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
YrGitcu | SfGrhGf. Ora ]

HrGiten | SfrrbGt. Ora GIenSs
borg meobeles ben 0b2 Wai: Iirette.
rem for aarpebam&au,ggpet 8dns'
pger bar til StatslbUotaturen inO9i'
yet anflage MOB Eoitor SacObien /
SfiGrbGf for: y at baue opatnet
aisbeiumner for Soroerue 100000
MI for bsit; p at bate opisrt'itt
gieuoomSinbitub aarpeaolsielifl.
BET meo 10000 Rf. Stehet for
$4,000 gt, 81 at base benpttet e.
2aan pan 10000 Irf., Der oar opta.
get al segffabet, iii eget Sormaal; ~
uriatig 9osfsring % 5 for at bare
opsipst SorSernes Grguie f~ortert
m, m,
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
TtIialdS.

SiHalaS. - SutitsbpgHtns o. ga.
ger q atarHhsIge RigbmauesDarsr en-
itptt3 Eg t e. a 5tgrits fyorreIHiHs /
Bpen CmiElHt5G fv- Dorieu Iuftro oEI
aaTcL. B0e gruRo ior Gala. aoresis:
O. K. 'GcGerab'8 otea", Tscorah Soma.
401a.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

SitialgS. - Ssritsilasjes apotet.
bsC plgr aoo oa LguHenSe Tycr.s!ntHe I
en- JoUa'6g oaG 400 Suobpggers. Gneiie
Gpotet Seo'ie aariGg I'll at iPlae. goEssie
T. r., @Tec'Gcheu", GscoEah ga. 40d2.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-14
RETURNED TO SALEM
Representative Hayden's Illness is not
Typhoid Fever But Grippe.

Representative Hayden returned
to Salem Thursday, and expects to
be at his desk in the house Of repre-
sentatives during the remainder of
the session. He arrived Monday,
but his presence intown was known
only to a few intimate friends. Lo-
cal politicians were not informed
of his whereabouts as it was deemed
best that he should not be disturb
ed in a conva1escence by pressure
on the senatorial situation.
Mr.. Hayden's ai1mcnt was not
typhoid fever as was originally fear
ed, but an attack of grippe. While
in town he remained constantly at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Ed.
Ryder. Every vote cast so far, by
Mr.. Hayden in the senatorial con-
test has been for Ex-Governor
Geer. He and Senator DAILY are
understood to be in perfecr accord
on the senatorial question. Their
friends claim that neither will stick
to any candidate to the extent of
causing a deadlock.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-14
THREE SUITS FILED.
Special Tram Brought Into Use to
Hurry the Filing of one of Them.

Temporary financial trouble has
overtaken the big piling camp at
Blodgett. Yesterday there was a
race among lawyers to see which
could be first in fling suits, and in
the sprint a special train was called
into requisition to bring Lawyer
Wyatt from Albany for the purpose
of fling an attachment. The latter
was for an aggregate of about iS2,-
200, which is understood to be a
number of claims transferred to the
Curtiss Lumber Company, in whose
name the proceeding is brought.
Just ahead of the latter is the claim
of Huston & Bogue OF Corvallis for
1864, represented by Yates and
Yates. The first suit filed was in
behalf of the Albany Hardware
Company, the papers for which
were served Thursday. The total
of the claims is less than s., 600.
It is supposed that the matter will
be adjusted shortly. and that the
big camp will continue in operation.
The trouble is understood to be due
to the delay experienced by Mr.
Mahan in getting returns from the
immense quantities of piling al
ready shipped away.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-14
PAYING TAXES NOW.
Nearly Three Thousand Dollars Col
lected up to Thursday Evening.


Seventy five persons had paid
taxes at the sheriffs office up to
Thursday evening, and the amount
of money received was about $2,7-
90. The day the tax roll was pla-
ced in his hands, Sheriff Burnett
sent out postal cards notifying nom
resident taxpayers of the fact, and a
number of these have already re-
sponded, some of the remittances
coming from as tar away as the
state of California. The cards also
notified those addressed of the am
cunt of their taxes, and of the fact
that If paid by March 18th, arebate
of three per cent on the amount
would beallowed.
AS has been the case in the past
two years, the tax collecting invol-
yes an intricate task of bookkeeping
and Sheriff Burnett is at the Office
every night to figure up the days
work and carry his accounts to
their proper columns on his books.
For instance, the amount of each
mans tax, no matter how small it
may be, has to be segregated into
large number of funds, the total
number of funds being 20. On ac-
count of the latter and the determi-
nation of Sheriff Burnett to have
everything accurate, the task invol-
yes a vast amount of tedious labor.
It is fortunate for the county that
Sheriff Burnett is an expert ac-
countant.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-14
TO DREDGE WILLAMETTE.
For All Summer Navigation-Ca Captain
Graham Says Trial will be Made.

u
The navigation of the Willamette
throughout the summer has long
been the dream of steamboat men.
In the effort to make such naviga-
ton possible, many and various
light draught steamers have been
built, but in each instance failure
has been the inevitable result. The
river has never been navigated by
steamboats, to- Corvallis during the
low water stage.
tits stated, however, that the
effort is to appear in a new shape,
and no less an authori ty than Cap
tain Graham of the Oregon City
Transportation Company. claims
that it will be successful. The
proposition is to accomplish the
task by dredging the bars of the
Willamette. For long time Cap
tain Graham has urged this plan
upon the government engineers.
The employment, he argues, of a
dredger similar to that in use on the
Columbia, applied to the bars in
the Willamette will max navigation
of the Willamette to Corvallis as
easy for steamboats, during low
water as is the Columbia to ships
during the same season. It is a
known fact that only use of the
dredges on Columbia River bars
enables deep draught vessels to
reach Portland all the year. The
same methods applied on the Will
lamette Captain Graham contends,
will be equally effective. Captain
Graham says that Government en-
gineers have consented to try the
plan.v.and that dredges are to be
built for use in making the trial
this season.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-14
Bids for Wood /

Notice is hereby given that the Coun-
ty Court will receive sealed bids up to
one o'clock P. M. Wednesday, March a,
1908, to furnish so cords of grub. oak
wood four feet long, not less than three
inches nor more than 10 inches in diam
eter; rs cords old growth body red fir
wood four feet long, or rs cords of sec.
ond growth fir wood four feet long all to
be well seasoned, The court reserving
the right to select either old or second
growth fir wood, or to reject any and
all bids. Said wood to be delivered at
the Court House, in the City of Cor
Wallis, Oregon, between June Ist and
August Ist, 1908. and the same to be
paid for in county orders when accepted
by the Court
Dated Feby, 9, 1908.
VICTOR P. MOSES,
County Clerk.
Our store wilIclose at 7 p. NJ.
during January, February and
March. Saturday evenings excepted
J. Il. Harris.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-14
LOCAL LORE.

dvertisements in this column charged. for
at the rate of 15 cents per line.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-14
Attention. Taxpayers.


If will assist me materially in getting
up the best possible assessment, f each
taxpayers will ascertain and be able to
give when call for his assessment, the
following: The amount of land he owns
in each road and school district, and the
section, township and range in which it
lies. Also, where there are special
school levies, clerks are requested to pro-
by such levy.
Howard L. Bush, Assessor.
Live Poultry Wanted.
Highest market price Faid for chickens
turkeys, geese and ducks.
Hodes' Grocery.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-14
g g FEBRUARY 60 g
Sale.

During Big January Clearance Sale accumulated
great many Odds and Ends from each Department of
big store, which have decided to close out at
Extra Special Prices.
This Inventory Sale will Last Ten Days and Longer,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-02-14

During the winter there has been
much disregard of the city law regu-
lating the distribution Of handbills
and other advertising matter. The
practice has been INDUCED largely OF
scattering handbills broadcast on the
walks and In the yards of the city,
contrary to ordinance. It was such
careless distribution as this which led
to the enactment Of the bill posters IL
cense law some years ago, but which
was subsequently repealed. This
method Of distribution should be dis
couraged on several accounts. La the
fret place it is nuisance In that 1t
litters the walk and yards and puts
business men and homekeepers to the
trouble Of gathering up the trash. It
ls not an economical method OF ad-
vertisiDg, and 1t renders the advertis-
er liable to fine. A few applications
OF the law might be beneficial.
Lon Hill, of the Booth Kelly Co.,
accompanied by the head logger for
the company, was in town Tuesday,
having come down the Mckenzie and
Willamette rivers in skiff from the
upper logging camp on the first named
stream. During the high water a
great many logs broke away from
booms in the streams and their tribu-
taries and the purpose OF these gen.
tlemen was to ascertain some
thing Of the number OF their logs
which came into the Willamett If a
sufficient number had come into the
main stream to justify, it was their 10
tention to make drive to mills on
the lower river. but this will not be
undertaken. Itsjs expected that the
stray logs will be gathered up when
the Corvallis Mill Co.. makes It's drive
from the Mckenzie. It is understood
that this company has contracted for
q large number Of the Booth-Kelly
Co.'s drift logs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05
HE Used AN AVE.
Colored Man Charged With Trying One
On His Sweetheart.


frankie Stewart, a colored woman,
called at the police station this morn.
ing and flied a complaint charging
wilkes Burnett, coored, with assault
with a deadly weapon with intent to
commit murder The assault ls the out
come Of jealous rage on the part ofBur.
nett because frankie presumed 10 20
OUT walking with another man when
she was supposed TO bestow an her
smiles on the dusky Burnett
The assault occurred on Sunday
night The woman works for Mrs.
Moore on Third East, and after COM
pletlng her work on Sunday evening
she came down town TO get ready for
stroll. A col0red friend called for
her and as she was about TO leave.
Burnett appeared on the scene En-
ragged at the sight of the woman going
out with another man. he seized an axe
and proceeded to chop the woman In
the heod. Her companion failed to
take the girls part and she concluded
II she did not put up a fight she would
be Killed. She grappled with Burnett
and succeeded In taking the axe away
from him She then did a little chop
ping on her own account with the re-
suit that she inflicted numerous severe
wounds upon the head and face Of her
enraged lover and finally put him TO
ignominious flight Then she took her
stroll. This morning she decided TO
have Burnett arrested, and after swear
ing to the complaint, a warrant was is
sued, and he will be taken In as soon
as the police can locate him.