The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-09-03
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Denous STATIONS of Olympic
Pan Cake.f Or and Wheat. Hea is,
a,breakfast food, at A. Hodea Gro.
csfyNoaay Saturday. .l
mrs. James Barrett was the
guest OF Corvallis friends th 5 week
retufnIng I'd her home near Benton
County Mills.
The six weeks old babe f Mr..
and Mrs. Troxelt was buried ) ester
day afternoon. the interment being
in CRYSTAL Lakeveemetery.- The
little one died Thursday night.
,so-yictor3 Spencer has resigned
his position in 8 Portland drug
: store and has accepted a similar
place in the Graham & Wells es-..
Enlistment, maze vacant by the.
.4esienation of Thomas Jones. Mr..
Spen ,erentered upon his new dts
ties Thursday morning.
-E.P. Jackson of last years o
AC calculating class, has been el=
ected to position as instructor in
WOODWORK in d Chicago. college,
and has accepted the positions The
salary~is 81 .oob per year. The ed
ucation students at the college get
fits them for good positions, and
they. invariably get them. ,0g g
-.-.Suzanne of Kerbyville,'' is
the, title of anew book. of which
a former Corvallis lad is the III hor.
It is from the versatile, pen Of Den.
mis- II Stovaff Of Grants Pass, d
is published>>by fhe Editor Pub
fishing Company Of New York. It
COZ tains 2oe pages and Is a neatly
bound work that viii doubtless be
found TO beof-merrti1an passing
ioterest. inDa3 locals way 1t will
shortly be on sale at the local,book
stores 1s'F M Iasnlis .tiit -
-Chittim is reaching local deal
,sers in lioeralzquantiues now Wag
on loads om>Big Elk, Alsea. and
other wt1l knoAQ points arrive
daily. and. sale & the. bark toglo
cal buyers is. not Apg delayed
The prevailing price remains al
FIVE and a<quarer centsper pound
At that price # is said tht- -peeler:
can easily net five. dollars per day
for their labor. II LocsI dealers say
the constant trend of the market
abroad is downward. and that sale:
Of more than one 'oriitwo carload:
at time cannot be made.
E-Ruthyn Turney lett Thursday
for Portland to reside. He recent
" accepted a position in the West
erd Academy Of Music in lth't city
ID which he is to haveaeharge so
the violin department. The insti.
tuition opens the fall term mex
Monday, wh>n Mr. Turney will
enter upon his new ? duties. The
Academy is an art school, devoted
to vocal and Instrumental music
oratory and dramatic art, Eng ISL
and a number of modern language;
and is meeting with great growth
.-Coronerl .Wilkin' s. usual. amia
billty was sore1y tried the othe
day. He was in f,ct, nigh Y mad
A few words fell from his lips tina
are not permitted blythe good ok
orthodox requirements. Late a
night his TELEPHONE tang. H ssnm
moned tlleAeoSonef From a comfort
able b-d, and asstifed him thatther
had been tragedy in 2 = esrtail
saloon, and ina ttherel was a. deat
man there, awaiting aht jrqatest
The coroner didn't wait fer morn,
ing. He dressed at once aud hui.
ried to the scene. When he go
thers hss fotpss thek sasjeck sur
enough. dead 6ut onlY.- dead
drunk. :
To-day, the~pest- toise viii B:
emptied~again.s--+1Thst~~a
on John W. Lyons, better known a
"Dugan" wilAbe raised this morn
;,m o,J tta ,,6t;a,t r;x-o,, L:o III