Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-17

board. Falls City sent two represents
tives, Friday, Messrs Dodd and Harriug.
ton, who will enter OAC this month
Another young man named Anderson
happened to get hold of an old catalogue
and observing that college would open
for matriculat.on next Monday he hast
ened from McMinnville, where he was
employed, to Corvallis, Friday, to be in
on the ground floor when school opened,
He was soon informed that college did
not begin until October 1st. His home
is at Tlliamook.
| 2OOO Edison records to select from
at Graham & Wells. 1873
Inquiry the last of the week elected
the fact that every room in Cauthorn
Hail has been engaged for the coming
school year. 1t accommodates from Is
to SO students. This is slight sign of
what may be expected later on.
The Oak Greek Lumber Com
pany has established yard in Will
klns' Addition, and has on hano
+or sale a complete stock of rough
and dressed lumber. Merle Moore
Is In charge OF the yard and will be
I pleased to fill your bills. 54tf
| The J. A. Branson IO.acIe tract of land
west of Corvallis, formerly part of the
Crsssy place. was sold Thursday by Rob-
inson & Stevenson to Miss Helen V.
Crawford, and Friday the same firm sold
to Miss Anna Denman the 5-acre tract of
A. L. Stevenson, also located west OF
toWn.
Fresh candies, cigars and tobacco
at Ho0ell,s CaadY Kitchen. 1877
Two hundred and "a hunters licenses
had been issued in Benton county this
season up to Friday evening, as against
2Ol Issued up to the same date last year.
The fruit drier IN Jobs addition is run
ming day and night now, curing the
prunes from the orchard OF A. j. and B.
w. JOHNSON, who, with A. E. Morgan, are
the owners. -
SANITOL-Tooth powder and
paste at Graham & Wells. 1882
Arthur Ready has leased the new resi-.
dencs that Orville Conner has just built
in the western part of town and is to &C.
cupy it as soon as it is completed. The
dwelling will be provided with electric
lights, mountain water and othel cor-
veniencss.
Joe Howard is expected to arrive in
couple of weeks from Eastern Oregon to
re-enter OAC. His mother, Mrs. J, W.
Howard, is not to come until several
weeks later.
When in Albany gee the 5, 10 and
Is cent counters stCharles Knecht's
next door to Hamilton's. 56tf
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ness? Are you trying to follow the
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or your friends home, some one enter
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away or coming home-telephone it to
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porter. You may want the latter to |
write something kind about you when
you die and it is wise thing to be ''tore-
sighted" Let US hear from yeu by !
phone, letter or in person. We will ap-
preciate your kindness, eveu if we die
first, and you will enjsy your paper more
if you see your item in its columns.
7SANITOL-Graham q Wells
have r, ed the;- full l;ae of San
tol prepa- .tions. 1852
Third Officer Hawes of the lost steam
or Columbia is in Portland and is to
bring suit against several lalg news
papers and a number of the survivors of
the wreck, who accused him of inhuman-
iGy and brutality in handling the ship
wrecked PASSENGERS who had sought
refuge in the life boat in his command.
Some of these suite will besfor as large
an amount as 100000 and others will be
for $4,000 and $4,000 each. 1t is un-
derstood that some of the leading San
Francisco papers will be made defend
ents in the large suits. For time
Hawes was insane from worry over the
abuse heaped upon him, but has recover
ed. He will seek to secure affidavits
from some of the survivors who defended
him at the time, among WI ON was May
belle Watson, the 16-year-old heroine.
Melons, nuts, soda. water. tablets
aad pencils, at the Cand- Kitchen.
1877
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Weatherford went
to Albany, Saturday. and from there
they will go to Siletz in Lincoln county
where they will reside in the future-for
a year or so at least on Mr.. Weatherford's
homestead. Their many friends herea-