Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-08-30

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Among those who spent Sunday
on the coast was M. H. Bauer.
Haro Id Wilkins spent SUNDAY at
the Bay.
Among the Coryallisites who spent
Sunday on the beach at Newport :
was Wslter Sheasgreen.
A returning passenger from the
coast Sunday evening was Thos.
Callahan.
Mayor B FIrvine returned Sun
day evening from two weeks va
cation at Elk City.
Bishop Castle leaves Philomath
this week for an extended episcopal
tour throughout California and the
east.
Fire, like death, Genes when you
least expect it; sometimes both |
together. Are you prepared Tor
either? You nigh avoid both by
investing a few dollars in some
Drypowder Fire Extingulshels. /
See those elegant parlor sets and
library tables at Hoilenberg q
Cady's.
DIR. James Witty combe, director
of the experiment station of the Ore
gon Agricultural College, vert to
Albany Friday on his way to Saera
mento where he will attend the
California state fair to judge the
, fine stock.
It will save your home if you have
one handy when the fire is
first discovered. Most residence
fires are discovered while yet 10
, one room. Go after it with Dry
powder Fire Extinguisher.
Otto F. L. Herse this week re-
3 ceived pen of twenty single-como
> Black Minorcas, bearing the Nor
t1up, New York strain. Otto claims
4 he now has the finest fowls OF this
variety within thousand miles of
> Corvallis. The birds are undoubt-
edly beautiful specimens.
Bargains in portieres, stand and
q couch covers at Hollenberg q
Cady's.
The record for Newport visitors
this season surpasses that of any
=, previous. summer in its history,
amountingt o 1000 up to August &c
8 This resort is becoming more pop.
a ular every year and will in a few
= years stand at the head OF the
watering places of the Pacific North
! west.
Fishing tackle, hunters supplies
, and sporting goods at Hodes' Plo
~ - neer Gun Store.
d The man .gers of the local optior
movement have decided to have tn
-, vote taken by counties on the ques
-, 20 ton OF prohibition in November
~ Should q county vote to supper
prohibition, saloons will forthwith
be entirely eliminated therefrom
D. Should it 60 anti-prohibition. sue
precincts as support prohibition
n. will be "dry' nevertheless.
o. Charley Skidmor the genia
IN conductor ou the cast side 5. T
le road from Woodburn to Natrol
and who formerly ran on the wei
r. side line for number of years, wa
l. a visitor in this city on Saturda
a on his way back to his home
n Silverton from a Newport outing
,e His wife who has been camping
ia Nye Brook for several weeks, &C
companied him.
The new Geo. Smith residence {
ne West Madison street presents I'll
l1 appearance. The transformatit
nd wrought by the remode ling OF th
rm house is very noticeable and shou
er' serve as an incentive to other pr
,rt. perty owners who with little mon
nv can many times enhance the val
ed. lof their property and at the sar
oce Itime add materially to the attrs
tions of the city.
lieel Veal continues dull of sale, al
10 !a large proportion of dressed oalv
arriving this morning could not
disposed of any price. Dairym'
'%eI. % however, seem compelled to get !
az of their young stock in view of t
VI scarcity of grass. Such shippe
lon must take chances on their shl
oio ments meeting a decided slump,
lit does not take great many cal1
line to overstock the market here at a.
time.-Friday's Telegram.
vlv. Prof. F. L. Kent returned Thu
art day from Southern Oregon where
i'm has been in the interests of the e