Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-04-21
Top buggy for sale at Winnegar's
feed shed.-Alya Thompson.

feed shed.-Alva Thompson.
For w. L. Douglas and Walk
over Shoes see Nolan & Callahan.
Don't forget the Hazelwood ice
cream served Saturdays and Sun
days at the City Restaurant.
New line of Fine Black Dress
Goods just eceived, Moan & Gala
han.
One hundred and fifty nice
trimmed hats very cheap at
MRS. J. MAsos's.
Ladies Fine Shoes; our spring
offerings are the best we ever owned,
Nolan & Caliahan.
Mrs ] w. Crawford is at the
bedside Of her daughter, Miss
Mayme, who is quite i'll in Albany.
II rap,rts be true an esteemed
resident Of Corvallis and lady OF
Albany will jim hands in wedloe k
tono rrow.
Mrs. r. A Helm visited AZ Hard
friends last week, on -her wav home
to Corvallis from visit of eleven
months IN Texas and Southern Cali
fornia. .
Don't forget to call for tha Hazel
wood ice cream every Saturday and
Sunday at the City Restaurant; !;
also first-elass meals, 25s and so
cents. CIV. LEDERLE, Proprietor.
Claud Zumwalt, of this city, and
Miss Dena Mcfarland were MARI
ed at the home of the BRIDES father,
Robert Mcfarland, at Summit, last
Wednesday. They will make their
home in Eugene.
e. N. Shedd, who has been visit
ing with his brother, s. J.. Shedd,
in this city since last December, ex-
poets to leave Monday for his home
in Lewiston, Calf. Mr.. Shedd has
been a constant subscriber TO the
GAZETTE since 1874.
Father Buchnor, of the Catholic
church at Siletz, is suffering from q
severe attack. of nervous prostra-
ton. At present he is unde; the
care of physician in this city,
who has advised that he be remov-
ed to hospital as soon as he is
able to undergo the trip.
The GAZETTE is in receipt of
packages Of garden seeds from the
department Of agriculture, sufficient
to supply half of Benton county.
Any person wishing corn, lettuce.
radish, beet, tomato or corn salad
seeds may have them for the ask
ing by calling at this Office.
The special sermon, which it was
announced would be preached by
DR.. E. J. Thompson at the Presby.
terian church tlast Sabbath morn.
ing, by invitation of the Knights
Templar, was postponed because of
the illness of Dr.. Thompson. A
telephone message received by Prof
eesor Horner, Friday afternoon,
stated that DR.. Thompson was quite
i'll.
Two valuable bulletins have just
been issued by the experiment sta
ton Of the O. A. c.; one on ''Tnseci-
cides and Fungicides," by Professor
Cordley, and one on 1.-THE Cultiva.
ton of Vegetables and Notes on
Varieties" by Professor Coote.
Each contains much practical in
formation and orchardists and gar.
deners will find them Of especial in
terest and value.
Sheriff Burnett attended the
hanging of Elliot Lyons at Eugene,
Friday morning. Contrary to ex.
pectations the doomed man did not
collapse on the scaffold. bat met
the ordeal firmly. A board was
prepared to lash him to, but there
was no need for it. To Sheriff
Fisk's request if he had anything
| to say, Lyons replied: ''No, only
this. I thank every one who has
been kind to me. May God forgive
you people, for you know not what
you do. That's all" !"
Surveyor Wygant received word
from Wallis Nash, who is migration
agent for the Union Pacific, Oregon
Short Line, 0. r. g. N. and South
ern Pacific railroads with headquar-
ters at Chicago, that he will leave
Chicago for Lincoln county, April
21st, accompanied by eighteen col
enists who will locate on Mr.. Nash's
land at Nashville. Mr.. Wygant
went up to Nashville yesterday
morning to divide the large body of
land into eighteen tracts and win
have the work completed by the
tin,e Mr.. Nash and party arrive
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