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

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Horton of this city, died at Lake
! Creek, yesterday morning. Mr.
Horton end wife left at once fol
Junction City where the remains
will be brought for shipment to
Walla Walia. Deceased was aged
about % years.
Miss Lille Glass died Sunday
night at 1926 at the home of her
self and brother near this city. She
suffered a stroke of paralysis Fri
day from which she never regain
her mental faculties. Ms Glass was
aged AZ years and was aa estimable
lady. The funeral arrangements
had not been made up to noon yes
tero y, pending Ger in communi-
{ .tions from Eastern Oregon rela-
tives.
Sixty thousand boxes of 1907 apples
from the orchards of the Grande Ronde
fruit section of Eastern Oregon have been
contracted for by Kansas City firm at
$l.4O per box. The principal varieties
are the Ben DaYis and the Gano. There
will be about ll0 carloads and the sale
will bring into that section. about $780,
000. Five carloads OF pears grown there
have also been sold at an average price of
$1.30 per box. The filling of this large
order for apples will begin at once.-Pa.
cific Homestead.
FOR SALE--A good milch COW
for $25 at Frank McGee's ranch.
*77-S
A prominent Montana newspaper man
was making the round of tha insane asy-
lum of that etate in an official capacity
of an inspector. One of the inmates
mistook him for recent arrival. "What
made you 90 crazy?" 81 was trying to
make money out of the newspaper busi-
ness," replied the editor, to humor the
demented one. Rats, you're not crazy;
you're just a plain darn fool" was the
lunatic's comment.
Wilkins & Bov 3, Funeral Di-
rectors and Embalmers. Successors
to S. N. Wilkins, Corvallis, Oregon,
Phone 45. 76tf
W. D. DeVarney, manager of the
Home Telephone company's Office in
this city, has given up the position to
take another position with the company.
G. M. McNeill of Portland has been as
signed to the management of the local
office in place of Mr.. DeVarney Albany
Herald.
WAN1ED-Cook at Heilig Hall,
either man or woman. 1877
Benton county is to have a new saw
mill in opers ton within 80 days. 1t is
% be situated about three miles west of
and the man behind the
project is Mr.. Leabo, who has been in
he business in Linn county. He has
purchased the right to cut tim Der on the
Perm Starr and Walter Poole lands, pay
ng Is cents per thousand feet, STUN page.
The machinery for the plant is now in
3elletoup ain, and 80 horse power en-
,ine is to be used for power.
Go to Mother Fowell's Candy
Kitchen for fresh, / lemade can
lies. Back of Horning's store. 1877
A word to you sonny-you little twelve
+ thirteen-year-oldb boy who are smoking
igarsttes on the sly. What do you want
D be when you grow up-a stalwart,
ealthy, vigorous, broad -shouldered ma
r little, puny, measly, ne count weak.
l;uded dude? If you want to be man, |
trong like a man, with hair on your
see, brains in your head and muscles in
our linn bs, you just let those cigarettes
lone. Ii you want to be thing, pitied
y your folks, despised by the girls, and
cid In contempt by the fellows, keep
ght on smoking and end your days in
ae insane asylum.-Ex.
SANITOL--Talcum and bath
owder at Graham & Wells. 1852
We heard on the street the other day
man who claimed he was too poor to
Ike his home paper, but all the same he
,ad notice in one of our country pa
ers, telling how to prevent horse frorn
obbering, and sent $l.50 for receipt.
7hen the $1.50 worth of Information
sme it said: '"Teach your horse how to
Dit. ''-Ex.
L. L. Hopfeld had "ride for life,'
oming over the mountains to North
amhlll from TiIlamook. The road was
cry slippery from the .down-pouring
.in and just after they started down the
louutain the brake broke and there wa
othing left for the driver but to keep
10 horses in tue road aud out of the way
f the stage, says the News Reporter.
ayaral snnsea il, one of the front WhAals