Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-06

s. L. Kline store front the first of the
week and workmen are now brsily en-
gagged in the task OF doing away with the
old and making pace for the handsome
new front. Many weeks will be con-
sumed on the job but the result will be
very gratifying and credit to the city.
The Bazaar is selling all summer
goods at clearance prices. "A
One touch of natu.5 makes the whole
world kin;
One touch Of humor makes the whole
world grin;
One touch of path,s makes US brothers,
every one;
But one ''touch' for money makes the
whole world ln.-Ex.
WANTED-To buy small place in
city. Address all communication to P.
o Box 3o6. Corvai 71tf
FOR SALE-Fine organ, also furn-
iture. Inquire 1921, Corner 7th
and Jackson, Ind. Phone 54S. 74-5
The $1,000 ofsr in cash prizes for artl-
cles on Portland, Oregon, and this part
of the United States in newspapers print
ed outside of Oregon and Washington, is
open to every citizen of Oregon. and it
must not be forgotten there are eighty
chances to win. This has been stated
before but there seems to be general
misunderstanding bout it, judging from
the letters eceived here.
Leave orders TQr views OF the
parade and school exhibits at
Coffey's Photo gallery. 1876
Mrs. H M. Truax, mother of W lillian
Truax, the lad who was killed by being
run over by c. & E. freight train on
Monday evening, is seriously ill at her
home near Albany. The shock of her
sons death coming as it did so soon af-
ter the death of her husband and q
daughter, has completely prostrated her,
and physician is constantly in atts ad-
ance.-Albany Herald.
FOUND-During Benton school
fair, pair gold-bowed spsctacles in
black case. Owner call at Gazette
otfics, prove property and pay for
this advertisement. 74-5
Mrs. Martha Avery had very painful
experience that came near proving seri
GUS, Wednesday evening. In eating
plums Mrs. Avery got one of the pitts in
her windpipe and physician was hasti-
ly summoned. Everything possible was
done but the aged lady seemed to sink
into doze with the obstruction still in
her throat. She arose suddenly, how
ever, and coughed, tue action dislodging
the pitt and probably saving her life.
Graham & Wells have been ap.
pointed agents tor Remington Type
Writer ribbons and On papers.
Ribbons can be adjusted to any ma
chine. 67-75
Henry Amber has sold his residence
in this city to Prof. James Dryden of
OAC for $4,000, has severed his connec-
ton with the Amber & Walters real es-
tate company and with his wife is to
leave Corvallis bout the 18th for England
probably to remain. Mr.. Amber has
spent "a years in the United States, 12 in
Benton county where he has been in
business in Philomath and Corvallis.
While he has disposed OF all his property
in this city he still has property in Philo-
math that he will sell bsiere leaving tor
England. In his residence in Benton
Mr.. Amber has made for himself an en-
vlable reputation and is held in high
esteem as an upright, honorable, public.
spirited gentleman, one whom very
large number of friends regret to lose by
his departure. With his estimable wife,
who will also be widely missed, Mr..
Amber will be followed across the waters
bv the earnest good wishes of all who
had the honor of his acquaintance.
Have DR.. Lowe relieve your head
and eye ache with a pair of his su-
perior glasses. They no more
I othe~s and you p vs the bene-
fit of HI skill and over lSy .rs' OK
perience. Consult him at Hotel
Corvallis, Monday and Tuesday,
September 9 and 10. IA
Mrs. S. N. Wilkins and son, Harold,
departed Wednesday morning for Port.
land, where they attended the funer al
that afternoon of the late Guy E. Moore,
the remains having been brought from
Chicago for cremation, arriving Monday
evening. The remains of Medford
Moore, who died six years ago, were dis
inferred at the 1. o. o. F. cemetery, west
of Corvallis, Monday, and shipped to
Portland, where they were .cremated
with those of the son, Guy E. Meore,
Wednesday. Harold Wilkins leaves
Portland this evening for Ann Arbor,
Michigan, where he will enter universi-
ty for course in law. Mrs. Wilkins
goes as fac as Hood River and The Dalles