Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-30
School suits at Kline's.

Miss Louise Oleman has accept
ed position in the Commercial
restaurant.
Mrs. P..utarca Lewis and child
rem are now residing in Fall City.
Take penmanship in the night
school
Mrs. Hill who has held position
in the Commercial restaurant left
Wednesday for her home in Stay
ton.
Fairmount precinct. has lost its
register. 1t has probably been
misplaced but at present nobody
seems to KIN w where it is.
Shorthand is taught at the night
school.
Miss Eta Fuller will leave to-
day for Wells Station. where she
vii soon enter upon her duties as
teacher Of the school at that place.
After spending the summer on
their ranch at Waldport, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oren and son returned home
and will remain until February.
Study bookkeeping in the night
school,
Miss Laura Beckwith is expected
to arrive tomorrow from Mime
apolis, MINI. she will make her
home with her aunt, Mrs. Fred
| Clark.
You can prepare for paying
positions by entering the night
school.
| An Feight-foot cougar was killed
recently by Messrs Ludeman and
Bow man near Euclid, not far from
Waldport. The huge cat was treed
by dog belonging to one of the
gentlemen and shot.
! A few cords of wood wanted on
subscriptions. at this Office.
The continued summer drought
has made fall seeding much easier
than usual, the ground not having
packed. The recent rains have had
little effect on plowing. In parts of
Benton the fall seeding is under
headway and will almost be finish
ed before the rains set in.
Crockery! Crockery! Crockery!
Balls Mason fruit jars, stone jars,
all kinds of jars from l to 20 GAL
| Ions. at ZierOifS'.
A poor old gray horse has been
impounded in the Abbott feed stable
pending the arrival of it's owner.
He is rbout II years old, very large
of frame and has long since parted
company with robust health and
good feed.
The finest individual water
system in the city is owned by G.
Stimson, who lives on College Hill.
The windmill and the tank is
work of art and cannot be excelled,
it was built by A. E. Bell. The
water is forced into the tank from
a we'll so feet or more from the base
of the tower, by means of a very
ingenious arrangement, Mr.. Slim
sons own invention. Water is
carried with ample power to all
parts of the house with splendid
facilities for irrigating wide area
of garden ground.
Our Mt. Hood pictures have ar.
rived and they are beaties. They
will not last long so you must call
at once at the GAZETTE and get one.
They are free with every subscrip-
ton or renewal.
An extra passenger train will be
put on the c. & E. Sunday morn
ing, the same to start from Corvallis
at a. m. for Albany and Detroit
and to return in the evening at
5:55. This change is made to
accommodate those who wish to
make connection with the Albany
local for Portland or points east of
Albany. This is the same train
that formerly started from Albany
for Detroit at a. m. and returned
in the evening at 5 o'clcsk, and it
will hereafter come on through to
Corvallis and start from here one
hour earlier than its regular time.
Business Chance. - Party with
$4,000 to $4,000 desiring AL real
estate can have bargain if he does
business right now. Call at Ga
zette onice for particulars or address
w. F. H. Corvallis, r. F. D. 3.
, Capt. A. Fay, master of the
/ steamer Toledo, trading into
, Yaquina Bay, is meeting with
much encouragement in his attempt
to establish closer business relations