The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-17
CORVALLIS. OREGON. AUG II. 1904.
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and philanthropic in disposition.
Their reward is not always money
but the silent endeavors of charity
lend an additional charm to the
profession which cares for the ply
sical well being of the whole hum
an race. DIR. Logan has practiced
medicine in Philomath for fifteen
years and followed the profession
since Sc. He has been pension ex-
amiuer for S years, school director
8 years and operated as mayor 8
wears and alderman for a years.
He is a product OF the Eclectic
Medical Institute of Cincinatli Ohio.
HoLLENBURG & CADY-FURNITuRE
ETC.
An enterprise that is building up
trade to very gratifying proper
ton is that operated by Messre.
Hollenburg & Cady. Though a
new firm. operating since the 25th
of June, they are establishing a
most excellent reputation for them
selves and houee. They are broad
guage and liberal iu their methods
OF operation and carry goods OF the
most permanent and useful forms,
sell as cheap as can be bought else
where, make genuine merit the
cause of phenominal prosperity and
carefully endeavor to protect that
merit. P,lcr 70 .mbarkiDg in this
business, Mr. Hullsnbsrg was for a
time In ,be hardware business and
for tire. aud bali years Mr.. Cady
had tharge of the stock at the expe.
riment station of the Oregon State
Agricultural College of Corvallis.
Mr.. Hollenberg was born in Germa-
nv and has been under the 'sstarry
banner" since '58. He farmed
eight years in Arkansas prior to
pitching bis tent on the Pacific
Coast.
NOLAN & CALLAHAN-DRY GOODS
AND GENTS Furnishings.
The men of force and capacity
who take strong hold of the rugged
conditions of life and mold them
into successful, and useful careers
are entitled to all honor among
their fellows, not only for the indi'
vidual triumph they have won, but
for the fruitful potencies awakened
and inspired by their example.
The qualities which have made
Messrs Nolan & Callahan one of
the prominent firms of Corvallis,
and have brought them uniform es'
TEEN of their fellow men, their ca
reer having been one of we'll direct
ed energy. strong determination,
honorable methods and decided
attitude to always carry goods Of
the most useful aud permanent
forms, to sell as cheap as could be
bought elsewhere, to make genuine
merit the secret of this phenomenal
growth and to carefully protect that
merit have been the guiding policy
of this firm In their dealings with
the public. They have operated
here seven years as firm and Mr.
Nolan has followed the business
over 20 years.
r, E. PUGH-HARDWARE sc.
Mr.. Pugh has operated here one
year and his mercantile career is
one of which he may we'll feel
proud. For city the size of Phil.
omath his hardware and implement
blishment is model one and
he conducts it on the highest COM
mercial principles. He carries a
very complete line of shelf ,aud
heavy hardware, stoves, farm ma
chinery, harness, paints, oils. guns,
ammunition and all kinds of sport
ing goods and supplies and, more
over, his prices challenge competi-
tiou anywhere in the entire West.
Mr.. Pugh was in the mercantile
line at Hobart, Oklahoma, three
years prior to locating en- the Paci-
fc coast. He halls from Illinois as
the state of his nativity and merits
very generous mention here.
JUDGE WATERS.
He has been filling this important
position over two years and offciat-
ed as County Clerk three terms and
County Recorder two terms prior to
his election to this post of honor.
1t is with pleasure we accord Judge
Waters a very high place IN these
columns. He is a member of the
Real Estate firm Amber & Waters.
He takes keen interest in the re-
ligious we'll being of the communi-
ty and is Superintendent of the
Methodist Sunday School.
NILES sTARR-CoNFECTIoN ICE
CREAM, ETC.
Mr.. Starr is a business man Of
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