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The Opelousas courier., 1905-09-09

Constable Alcide St. Cyr per-
formed q remarkable piece of de-
tective work last week when he
captured Joe Thomas, the artist
who visited P. T. Blacksher's hen
roost last week. Without clue
of any kind this modern Sherlock
Holmes landed his man behind
prison bars, where he confessed
that he was the guilty party, but
offered the excuse that he was
only playing with P. T.'s hens.
Since the above was put in type
we learn that Mr.. Harry Williams
made the arrest, but that Mr.. St.
|Cyr ferreted out the hiding place
of the moonlight chicken hunter,
therefore honors should be divid-
ed about even between the two
officers.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-09-09

Old newspapers for sale at this
office.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-09-09
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoff1ce at Opelousas, La,
Sept. O. 1905, which, if not called for within
Is days, will be sent to the dead-letter office
at Washington, ID. c.:
Baryed, Miss A 20 Fontenot, syprayin
Boardman, Miss Alice Hardy, Il o
Giles, Miss Mertildia Jana. Beanona
Coates, SP King, Nelson
Covington, Miss Maggie Lewis, n c
Delainay, Miss Maritti Minor, Harriet
When calling for the above please say "adver-
tised."
ID. s. EDWARDS, p. NJ
-eN
The greatest peace maker the world has picked
Was created when the Japs the Russian licked;
Theodore Roosevelt is this champions name,
Who through ''strenu0sity" has won fame.
Delighted.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-09-09
WANTED
PILE EmE DY.

Send One Dollar (sl0o) to j. W. jackson,
Opelousas, La, to learn q Pile Remedy, dis
covered by accident. III the vegetable nsed
sent to you. ausl2-I
The Opelousas courier., 1905-09-09

See advertisement Wanted
in another column.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-09-09

Subscribe for the COURIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-09-09
PEYToN r. SANDoZ,
LAWYER.

All civil and criminal business will be given
prompt and careful attention.
Office over st. Landry State Bank, Main
Street, Opelousas. La.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 6-Extra heavy fringed
absorbent towels: 45 inches long and
23 inches wide; worth regularly 171ac.
N Monday a n morning from l2AC
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 8-Men's golf shirts, made
from corded dimity In pretty shade
of oxblood; good assortment of sizes;
worth regularly SOC. Monday OEr
morning, from to g. each. .... .&~O
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 9-Apron gingham, in
small. medium, large and broken
checks of blue, brown, green and
white; you rarely get as good at &c.
Monday morning. from 22Zr
to 8, the yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Oc4fN
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

Ansburg's drawing tablets; lAr
all numbers; sale price,.
Excelsior pencil compass; I0r
sale price, each ............ wv
well-bound slate; size 1910
5x7 inches = sale price ....A%/<S
Book straps: strong and Er
well finished; sale price......~~
Pencil tablet; large size: 200
sheets; either ruled or plain Sr
paper; sale price ............S
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
School Supplies at Cut Prices Monday

Composition books; large size; "a
sheets; fine quality paper; Sr
sale price, each .......,-,''''
broadway" composition books'
~ sheets; good quality 5c
paper; sale price ,,..,,.'''''''
Brass edged rulers: Is in. 00r
long; sale price, each -.
Large assortment of rubber e.
erasers; sale price, each ,...~S
Lead pencils with good eras- 2r
ers; sale price. the dozen ....SS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 7-36-inch taffeta finished
lining; suitable for drop skirts anC
ruffles; fair assortment of colors
worth regularly 29c. Monday morning
from from 8 to only the 4hC
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 10-Bed sheets, 2 yard!
wide and 21a yards long, torn by hanC
and finished with 3-inch hem; sean
down the center; the goods alone are
worth more than the price. Monday
morning, for one hour Q7Lr
Only, cdCIl. =. - = . =. !
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 12-Plain colored organdy;
fine sheer quality; 30 inches wide;
worth regularly 12hc. Not more than
Is yards to a customer and none to
dealers Monday morning, from e.
to 8, the yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 27-Also on the third floor;
cotton blankets, 1914 size; worth 75c.
Monday morning, for one hour, AOr
the pair. .......,..,...,.....
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 11-Women's and chill
dren'ss hosiery; fast black; both plain
and lace stripes; 10c and 121sc e.
value. Monday, the pair. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 26-On the third floor;
fancy white curtain swiss; yard wide;
worth 1215c. Monday morning, 7IZr
for one hour, the yard. ...........S Nv
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 22-Knit shoulder shawls
and .fascinators in pink, blue and red;
we'll Finished values up to Inn
49c. Monday, from 8 to 8, EACH. .4ON
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 21-Women's corset COW
ers made from good muslin; high,
round neck; good assortment of sizes;
cheap at 12Ac. Monday morning Sc
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 5-White bedspreads
large size, for double beds; Marseille:
patterns; regular price $125. Monday
morning, from to g. Or
40 nh /SN
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 23-Mehs pants, made
from good, strong cheviots and mixed
worsteds; neat patterns and good col
ors; well cut and nicely tailored; all
sizes; regular $1.50 and $500 values.
aWnday eSe pair. morning irom TO . $l.OO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 20-Women's shirt waists
made from good wash materials; plair
colors and figures; nicely finished
values up to $1.25. Monday morn CEr
ing, from to 9. each. ............ &SN
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

Pencil boxes with lock and Sr
Key; worth 1oc; sale price. ....~~
Eagle" compass and d. 0Sr
wider; sale price .......... S
Golden Gate colored crayon; 6r
sale price. the box ....,.....~~
School bags; good strong ones;
worth 25c: sale price, I0r
each ...........,......''''
Bank stock books; five different
numbers; sale price, I0r
each ..............''''''s
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 2S-On the third floor;
samples of union ingram carpet; one
yard square; just the thing for rugs.
Monday morning for one hour 25C
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 24-In the basement;
decorated china cream pitchers; reg
ular price 10c. Monday morning, e
for one hour, each. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 1890 yards of black
satin. 2O12 inches wide; pure silk; suit
able for full costumes or shirt waist
suits; worth regularly SOC. Monday
morning, for one hour only, OEr
the yard ..................... &ON
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 25-Also in the basement;
decorated German china salad bowls;
S-inch size; reg. price 25c. Mon In~
day morning, for one hour, ca. .AOC
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 4-Lace berthas, made
from vaIenciennes In faggoted effects;
extension shoulder; rich patterns;
berthas worth regularly $1.0O. Monday
morning. from s to only, 2Er
an oh ........... wv
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 1-Women's collar tops;
pure linen backs with heavy Venice
lace fronts; ecru or white, In dainty
designs; actually worth 15c. Monday
morning, from to 8 only, If
oh ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 29-On the third floor;
travellers samples OF lace curtains;
IL and 11s yards long; As to so inches
wide; full curtains of the same quail
ity worth up to $500 pair. Monday
morning, for one hour, 0Sr
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 13-Cambric muslin, 36
inches wide; both Lonsdale and Berke-
ley; lengths from to 10 yards; worth
regularly 121ac. Not more than 10
yards to a customer and none to deal
ers. Monday morning, from 6IAC
to 9, the yard.
TABLE NO. 14-Men's socks, both
plain and fancy colors; quality reg
ularly worth 10c and 15c. Monday
morning, from 8 to 9. hIAr
the pair. ...................V/
TABLE NO. 15-Cloth caps for men
and boys; golf shapes; made from all
wool materials and well lined; worth
25c. Monday morning, from 0r
TO y, each. ...............''.'.
TABLE NO. 16-Fancy feathers. for
millinery purposes; pon-pons, breasts
and ornaments; excellent colors; val
ues up to csc. Monday, morning, l1C
from to 8, choice. e................. 1O~
TABLE NO. 17-Fancy oriental striped
couch covers; so inches wide; 3 yards
long; knotted fringe all round; rich
color combinations; couch covers worth
regularly $500. Monday morn O2r
ing, from to 9, each. h..............% %SN
uzIzzznzzlz1 zEIzlz
TABLE NO. 1880 yards of all-wool
voiles and etamines for ladies and
children's wear; best Of colors; worth
regularly 49c. Monday morning, Or
from to only, the yard. ....... &N~
nEzzAzzzEzMzzMM
TABLE NO. 1890 yards of black
satin, 2012 inches wide; pure silk; suit
able for full costumes or shirt waist
suits; worth regularly SOC. Monday
morning, for one hour only, OEr
the yard ...................... !S~S
TABLE NO. 20-Women's shirt waists,
made from good wash materials; plain
coors and figures; nicely finished;
values up to SLIPS. Monday morn Or
ing, from 8 to 9. each. ............ .A>N
URzuzzzzzsMzzaz1zMM
TABLE NO. 21-Women's corset COW
ers, made from good muslin; high,
round neck; good assortment of sizes;
cheap at 121Ac. Monday morning, e.
from 5 to 8, each. ch................. ~
TABLE NO. 22-Knit shoulder shawls
and .fascinators in pink, blue and red;
well finished; values up to Inn
49c Monday, from to g. EACH. AON
MzIzMEMHl1I1
TABLE NO. 23-Mehs pants, made
from good, strong cheviots and mixed
worsteds; neat patterns and good col
ors; well cut and nicely tailored; all
sizes; regular $1.50 and $500 values.
Monday morning, from to 8, Ct M
the pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. YA'VV
TABLE NO. 24-In the basement;
decorated china cream pitchers reg
ular price 10c. Monday morning, e.
for one hour, each. ch................OC ~
TABLE NO. 25-Also in the basement;
decorated German china salad bowls;
S-inch size; reg price 25c. Mon 1n~
day morning, for one hour, ea.. HUI
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 2-Normandy valenciennes
laces; both edges and Insertions; beau
tiful patterns; widths up to. inches;
laces we'll worth 15c. Monday morning
fro from st 8 to only 6AC
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 1880 yards of all-wool
voiles and etamines for ladies and
children's wear; best Of colors; worth
regularly 49c. Monday morning, Or
from to only, the yard. ........ &|~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 30-On the third floor;
brass extension rods with fancy ends;
worth 10c. Monday morning, for 60
one hour, each. ch...........,...,......~ ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

Cyr's Graded Readers. Book I.
Cyr's Graded Readers. Book II.
Evangeline. Riverside edition.
Snow Bound. Riverside edition.
Rip Van Wrinkle, Riverside edi-
tion.
The Lady of the Lake. Pocket
Classics edition.
Or the l.. Du Pont Syle edition.
Eggleston's First Book in Amer
lean History.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
Cameras and Supple

Our printing department is located in the rear of
Aisle g. in the book section. We make speciality of
business and visiting cards; print them while you
wait at the following low prices:
100 VISITING CARDS FOR Csc. q.
100 BUSINESS CARDS FOR 50c
200 BUSINESS CARDS FOR 75c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05


thousands dollars
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 3-Art skins for pyrt
graphy; good size; soft velvet finisf
all the popular and wanted color!
well worth s1.0O each. Monday morr
ing. from to 8 only, Q2
each OO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 1-Women's collar tops;
pure linen backs with heavy Venice
lace fronts; ecru or white, In dainty
designs actually worth 15c. Monday
morning, from to only, 1r
each. ......,'...''''''
TABLE NO. 2-Normandy valenciennes
laces; both edges and insertions; beau
tiful patterns; widths up to. inches;
laces we'll worth 15c. Monday morning,
from to 9 only, hIZr
the yard. ..............,,......~ .~/-ES
TABLE NO. 3-Art skins for pyro-
graphy; good size; soft velvet finish;
all the popular and wanted colors;
well worth S1.O0 EACH Monday morn
ing from to only, 99r
TABLE NO. 4-Lace berthas, made
from valenciennes in faggoted effects;
extension shoulder; rich patterns;
berthas worth regularly $10O. Monday
morning, from to only, 2Er
each.'... ...........''.....'!
TABLE NO. 5-White bedspreads;
large size. for double beds; Marseilles
patterns regular price $1.25. Monday
morning. from to 9. Q2r
each. .......................> NV
q
TABLE NO. 6-Extra heavy fringed
absorbent towels: As inches long and
2S inches wide; worth regularly 171ac.
Monday morning, from s 1CIZr r.
to 8, each. .......................A AS/&~
TABLE NO. 7-36-inch taffeta finished
lining; suitable for drop skirts and
ruffles; fair assortment of colors;
worth regularly 29c. Monday morning,
from to only, the AI/r
yard. ........... .......'......'... -/ZO
TABLE NO. 8-Mens golf shirts, made
from corded dimity In pretty shade
Of oxblood; good assortment of sizes;
worth regularly SOC. Monday OEr
morning, from s to 8, each. .@~S
TABLE NO. 9-Apron gingham, in
small medium, large and broken
checks of blue, brown, green and
white you rarely get as good at &c.
Monday morning, from 22Lr
to 9, the yard. rd......................O .Oe4I
TABLE NO. 10-Bed sheets, 2 yards
wide and 21a yards long; torn by hand
and finished with 3-inch hem; seam
down the center; the goods alone are
worth more than the price. Monday
NOR morning, ng If for one hour 371zC
only, each. ''''''.''''''''''''''
TABLE NO. 11-Women's and chill
dren'ss hosiery; fast black both plain
and lace stripes; 10c and 121sc e.
value Monday, the pair. ~
TABLE NO. 12-Plain colored organdy;
fine sheer quality; 80 inches wide;
worth regularly 12hc. Not more than
Is yards to a customer and none to
dealers. Monday morning, from e.
8 to 8, the yard. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

TABLE NO. 17-Fancy oriental striped
couch covers; so inches wide; 3 yards
long; knotted fringe all round; rich
color combina tions; couch covers worth
regularly $500. Monday morn O2~
ing, from to 9, each. ............. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
Valentines of All Sorts sssss:: ssass:sa s'ss C

including all sorts of fancy
celebrated c. VIII
big
comic valentines low sc Dozen
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05

Bertha NJ Clay's complete works, bound
in cloth; printed on good quality paper
in large, clear type; such titles as "a
Mad Love-" "a Woman's War,
Golden Heart" Shadow of a Sin,
"Love's Chain Broken" "Her Second
Love-" and 25 others equally as good
Publishers price 75c. Alteration Sale
nrice 2hc.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-03
Firemen's Smoker.

A most enjoyable, entertaining
event was the "high jinks and
smoker given by the Fire De-
partment to its members in their
hall Tuesday night Nearly
every member of the Department
was present and as usual had a
''high old time" Prof. E R.
Lake was present with his magic
lantern and a large collection OF
slides, which were very enter
tanning, and enjoyed by all.
Playing cards were then
brought out, and cob pipes, to-
bacco aud cigars distributed, and
soon all were entertaining them
selves with whist and pedro, as
only hremen can, especially
where there is plenty of smoke
in the atmosphere. Selection:
from the phonograph also took
up most ofthe evening, and gooe
coffee and delicious cake finished
the evenings program.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-03
COLLEGE JOTIlNGS.
Items of Interest In and Around
the O.. A. G.

Luella Van Cleve had her arm
sprained while practicing basket
ball this week.
The committee on inter-society
debates have commenced the
work of arranging the debates
between the societies again this
year.
Miss Ellen Chamberlain, form
erly instructor Of German and
history at OAC, who has been
in Michigan this winter, is com
ing to California soon and ex-
poets to return to Oregon some
time in April.
A march is again played by
Prof. Taillandier for the studeuts
to pass out of chapel, which is a
great p1ovement on marching
without music.
The Pierian society are to en-
tertain the Jefersonian society in
a very pleasing manner Saturday
evening, Feb. q. The boys are
to dress as old bachelors and the
girls are to come attired as ole
maids.
Miss Margaret Webley lef
Wednesday for her home ir
Portland. She was called home
on account of sickness in he,
family and does not expect to re
turn to college this year.
The Feronian girls are sport
ing new society pins. They arr
very pretty, round gold pin
with the initials F. S. engraved
thereon.
Tuesday evening in place o
regular drill, the boys gathered
in the Armorv and listened to al
address by Rev. Ray Palmer.
Mrs. GREEN'S vocal class vii
give a recital in the Collee
Chapel, this evening at 8 O'Clock
There is to be a good program
and a large audience shoul'
greet them.
The Feronians are to entertai
the Amicitians, Friday evening
Feb. II.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-03
Want Ballad on the "TraiI."

A prize tf 500 is offered by
l. N. FIJI elmer, chairman of
the press and publicity committee
of the Lewis and Clark Exposi-
ton, for the best ballad written on
the subject the "Trail." The
subject may be treated either in
its historical aspect, as relating to
he old Lewis and Clark trail
which the hardy explorers fol-
lowed on their trip to the Pacific,
or the "Trail of 1906"
The amusement street OF the
Western Worlds Fair is called
the "Trail" instead ef the Mid
way or Pike. which we're the
names applied to the gaiety
boulevards of other expositions.
The "Trail" is built on bridge
spanning Guilds Lake, natural
body OF water forming the "grand
basin'' of the exposition. Many
new features have been planned
to grace this bridge this summer,
and on account of its location
much attention will be directed
to aquatic attractions.
The competition tor the bes'
ballad on the Trail" Is o>en -te
all Competent judges Wi be
lse1ected. fro,fl. the best knowr
lliterateurs of the Pacific North
west and the contest will clos'
May I. Invitations have beer
lextended- to all the well-knowl
writers OF verse and many goo'
poems are expected to be sub
mltted.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-03
The Hot Sand Bag.

Get some clean fine sand, aud
dry it thoroughly in a kettle on
the stove; make a bag about eight
inches square Of flannel, fill it
with the dry sand, sew the open
ing carefully together, and cover
the bag with cotton or linen
cloth. This will prevent the
sand from sitting out, and also
enable you to heat the bag quick
ly by placing it in the oven or on
top of the stove. After once u.s.
ing this, you will never again at
tempt to warm the feet and hands
OF sick person with a bottle OF
brick. The sand holds he hea,
for long time, and he bag car
be tucked up to the back witheu,
hurting the invalid. = Health
Culture.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-03
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE.
Newsy Items Cleaned by our Va
rious Benton County Cor
respondents.
Monroe Notes.

The electric lights are now ag,in in op-
eration which adds greatly to 81 small a
town.
good crowd attended the pigeon
shoot last saturday. Madison Brown and
viii Carpenter each succeeiad in getting
haTf beef.
R H. Hewitt passe1 through town
Monday going to his place West of here
to look after hie stock.
A number of Monroe hunters have
cen helping hunt the covotes A few
"ovotes have been silled in the near vi
Unity. Some of the dogs c4uyht one q
few days ago. James Winn living South
Of here killed two.
James Ward was in town Monday
posting bills for the "Ball" to he piver
in Wilaeim's hall Tuesday evening Feb
IA. He had good success with The Mas
querade Dec. 80, AID everybody looks
for large crowd Feb IA
Jnlia NJ. du Moulin has taken charg
Of the advance DOM in school until an
other teach r can be had and Walter d.
Moulin is teaching the little room. Mrs
Howard stopped teaching on actount o
the serious illness OF her little so,.
The Monroe camp w. o. W will give
an entertainment aud basket sorial Feb
p. Everybody is inyi1ei to come, ant
tine ladies are reIuestod to come an
bring a basket.
The entertainment given here Satur
day evening under the auspices of Lon
Pine Circle. w. 0. W., was an enjoyabl
time in every particular. Itcousisted o
musical selections and moving pictures
A large crowd attended and all report
9 ID time.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-03

snos, ~. l',g ha ryt
skunk, besides fl. ~ t4o dc
that e net his deas1
Clvde Wilism. q sA,S sper
Sunday with his rartnt- TX Grove
Hon. Virgil Carter can SasuaIa
from Salem aud spent Il hoNs A.
nome.
Rev. Launer closet the -etngs, that
has been under headway II tfsapSs,,
two weeks Friday evening
VI Mand William ,on as visis rs
relative, in ALBANY The ii IL lne week
Mrs. T. B. Williamson Sasussi ",
for Parker, Polk county, " she> gn
to spend few days witt lster,. Mrs-
judi Smith
Professor Davis who ha 80 visipi lE
in Idaho returned home 1rday a4M
has again taken mp his Nn..z Il mbsir
Mr. Nasal tas been or , sick hs 4
for several days but is gem 3, some hes
ter
TIE nall given at the A. - haFF ,aS.
Wells Friday evening wa ,eij atteres. 3
and a neral good time i no'ted-
| Johu Nav berry has rente ne Coop~l-
farm near Jefferson aud al, " his, h.ttl
farming again.
! the Y. P. A. elected the o~ing- q t,
GERS for the ensuing yea. 2res. IT.:
| Eta Cady; vice pres, Paul, = Ksrsss.,s
Mr.. Willard Cauthorn o Oak Gsze ey.-
came ovAr Saturday and ~t do sshpe
fencing on his place b@ise retuzst,e
homA.
The students who have b ,e=. takiUe si,a
exa mination finished up''i work., ~..t
their papers will be forward~, to Ss7se+
Iintendent Denman for hlH. a pass 7s =
ment I'll
James Price passed ava rnurst7av s.
his home in Albany, and was burpetb is
the Albany cemetery. Before moving y
Albany he live in this neighborb.,a6
and was highly respected throughout
Benton county.
The manager of the Independents File
phone company met with some OF the
citizens at Palestine Saturday to sry
to get the people here to connect with
his line isstead of connecting with tbs
Bell phone company.
Arthur Hihkins and wife and Clevet
William on left Monday morning foS
Nebraska, where they will make ,hei
future home.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-03
Oak Grove Chips.

George Plove, of Wells, was doing bus
iness in Albany atucday.
David Vtnderpool, OF Soap Creek. was
visitiHg friends here Saturday.
Frank Dodele, OF Wells, spent Sunday
h-le.
Dell Baker was huyipg sheep in this
part of the country Wednesdar.
Matt DIrbin is getting out quite a
number Of Telephone poles to be used on
the In iepe lde 1t line near Tangent
Mrs. Shivly, of Portland, is visiting
at the home III her daughter, Mrs. E.
williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sias Williamson, o
Oak Or We, wee guests of Mrs. F. B
Williamson, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mr.. S ? Lawreuson spen
Saturday and SUNDAY visiting RELATIVES
in Aahsnv, and alsossattendei the reviva
services while there.
Billiard Price hal the misfortune t.
tcess his dog, Teddy by tree falling Of
him. M. Pnce states that since tn
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-03

Benton notv where he resided
nntii 3 few years ago. when he
moved with Us family to place
near Crowley S'atien, in Polk
county. Here he remained until
last fall. when he pul q s.ed
small farm just across the VIII
lamette river from Salem. Hert
death Q crook him.
His renlai.s were inferred II
North Palestine cemetery in the
presence OF mum r'lls friends. A
wife, two daug hters and two SON
survive him, ard they are al
residents of Polk county. MANY
old settlers will recall the old
gentlem ,r. whom thev esteemed
as an honorable and upright
citizen.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-03

gestions on the subject. They
SHOWED careful preparation.
The account of the meeting
would be incomplete if we did
not compliment the good cooks
on the excellent dinner served.
The grangers, since the meeting
of year ago, have made valu-
able additions to their hall The
basement has been finished, and
now serves as a dining room.
The room is large and will be
very convenient f,r the many
good feasts that are TO come
The dinner was set on three tables
and contained everything needed
to make the noon hour a period
Of pleasure and sociability.