Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-13

feS6nL Of Tue " n. " SpEltL q lev
hours here last week doing COM
mittee work.
Joseph Emriek recentlv brcugh,
suit in a Por, land court for divorce
from his wife on the grounds
See those elegant parlor sets ans
ibrarv tables st Hollenberg &
Cddy's.
The Eleventh Annual Distric
Fair opens 1T Eug ne on the 2oif
nst and co, tinnes until t. 24tb
HI L. Traver IS president aud JohI
NJ. Williams, secretary
Crockery! Crockeryl Crockery
Balls Mason fruit jars, stone jars
sli kinds of jars from | to 20 gal
ions, at Ziero,fs'.
Business Chance. = Party will
IS, 900 to $4,000 desiring AL rea
estate can have bargain if he does
business right now. Call at Ga
zette office for particulars or addres
w. p. H. Corvallis, r. F. D. 3
Millinery, millinery. millinery al
Mrs. J Mason's. Street hats ane
caps, Fall and Winter stock just in
Ladies cs II and see.
Next Friday and Saturday ex
aminations for admission to the
Freshman year will be held at The
college. Registration begins nexI
Monday and recitations begins
Tuesday. Already quite number
of students have arriued and are
making arrangements for room and
board.
Seedl Seedl Seed! Timothy.
red and white clover, orchard grass,
rape, etc., headquarters for oil kinds
of grass seed. P. M. Zierolf, Cor
wallis.
J. B. Patterson, of st. Louis, who
is visiting friends here and who
formerly held a position in the OAC
SAYS that the Oregon Agricultural
College has better chemical de-
partment than the best medical
schools in St. Louis and is equal to
if not superior to any other in the
United States among those con-
nected with educational institutions.
Things are now in such shape
that if Philcmath citizens would
subscribe liberal y for lights that
an electric light and power plant
can be installed within 60 days.
Mr. Horning has been working
steadily for two years with this end
in view and now he has things in
first class shape to 60 ahead. Phil
omath is growing and will always
be good substantial college and
agricu :tural town An electric
light plant is one of the things need
ed right now.
General Manager Rev. J R.
Parker of Philolnath College re-
turned with his family Friday from
Coos county where he has been
in the interest of the col
ege. Mr.. Parker states that the
for a prosperous year is un-
bright. The demand for
houses to rent in Pnilomath is far
beyond the supply. The college is
putting up two new dwellings to
'ent but that twenty or thirty
,ouses are needed right now to
upply the demand.
If the government, Worlds Fair
Gxpositions and the fire depart
nent in all the large cities endorse
The Dry Powder Fire Extinguishers
,ou can't miss it far by believing
7ou are getting an excellent fire
protection by purchasing a few
ubes of the Dry Powder Fire Ex-
Throw it into the fire
orcibly are the directions on each
ube. Follow directions and you
,et goad results. Don't play with
! fire but fight it. If there is
oal left step on it or knock it off
'efore leaving the scene of fire.
Tom Hayes was the name given
" an individual arrested on Thurs
lay Light on a charge of drunk.
ness, and released upon depositing
'ail in the sum of $40. He yes
erday appeared before the city re-
order and was fined $3.50, fine
nd costs. He paid the fine, and
informed the recorder that he had
ecently been fined SIS in Corvallis
Or a similar offense, and that in
lew of the increased cost here he
7ould hereafter be compelled to
rade in Corvallis He claims Blod-
EFT as his residence. - Albany
Ierald.
Electric road talk is beginning to