davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-01
JnoIanoet.
9n.un.

Mas G~SIingcr, Ell ia Mars gam.
mel gift | Sttumtua, oeoe fprriec
6feSas al Ct Sfiio, iom ban fit Den
4oe SltIi. San bar Iibt al bette
Sfuo belle SiSen itoeu.
Saacn faloer. - 8anffdsjerer 6.
9. Soude ! Soma Sails, ipn bar pa.
ret IS Maaicoer / Stotsirngilet FOR
Sasiefuie. ifiiIoe nj otter itaa 6or'
hsr iutScr en- ~Iierlenbe aIose / @eb.
iter Gin, men Hap ira Oct. Gountp-
aoopfat 6. Sc. Seatpn ira eISora,
iom iflilSe fore Sogcil MOB BAN, 10.
reiIog ieo, OF Sagen afpiles. Soile
orbeioer for SiOeu / ct &ortor G9t'
eouo.
Spur fommcr @nlbct fra? 5or
nogle Moane0er iiDen fnrlotes en-
@uISfIlunp / Moocr paa Ell Sele,
iom Iagtebes pou Sranf Garrots
sSorm oeo aureIid; bette uotte 6or'
ba1reIie % Spiigt; men emo mere
ssorbauIeIie % Spitgt oafte Del, "a
Ser forriae 6reoug bIeo tagct ID bite
fnraa gidSmffer ira Nsooen paa ire
Sons; i6Iorot Dem bar en- rlot'oa
ffor 8uIbfI,mp. @Itloet bar p9ret
prspet % erfIures for at oGre egte
Gn,IS, men buor oct foruncr ira, oet
er en- @Saa0e.
grritrn mir ia life. - Sra Sort
WaaSiion meooeIes, at gaitcr 6. VI.
Wnrfeitcr, en- gaptiitpreit / Zen.
mart, bpis 2ip bar p9ret truet, CO
bpis Sirs urort foriegte at iprGn9e ,
alrftsr me6 en- Spnnmitboutbe for at
foo b1rn bort, frembeles negter at
forIoSe i'm WcnigbeS. gsau tror ttte,
bet er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seniigt at
Subc greleu eIer sSeI9g9e bal'S
.Sa,s, men manage at Dem blen Tor
nrrme0e oper en- 8rpStterl, ban
hoISt, oq be isgte mn at 'trolrlrle
lam iii at reiie, men ba1t nj TIE
Iaoe iig ifrGmnte.
siIas @. guub / Soma Sails osoe
iioite Qsrbag og bIeO b~egro0en StrS.
rca. San bar feSt / 8eruiplpa,tta !
1911 on blep iaaIeoes SO aor CANT
mel. San Bep / 1885 gift | Snoi'
ono, oa hans @rfe er nl 81 Var. 5
1915 tom Be til Sltiuois og I 1866
til Soma Sails, bpor De itoen bar
bcet, Der. 8cno bar TENT paa boer'
ereite rep1l6Iifauife aanStoat Tor
Grriibent IiSen Bortiets SiIbltpele.
som bor / DC ii6Ite aar trllffct itg til
booe ira al 8orretlping. SIR. % Mtrs.
gouo feireoe for fem Tiger ttoen De-
res 72Se grplitpssag. .
Waiien soeIGeges. Sn'enoer or
gribeIS WtoiS 0tononn @ornD to-
ocs M ira GIeDatorer % ipreocs no
opc Morfen for at tories. Ter oar
en- ,lbprc MaisupIire | Nonona 60,
"a ba 1urmerre babe fplot llie
Sornfrn5ber, moatte De bauge Ielter
en- ,loe naa Warfen. 8ette Iolete ne,
icn fort be funOe, TbeaeSe bet %
broate set til gpen for at isrbe Def
ofiteS. Meu De hutSe life fSa Sern.
ba,eoogne % mnatte lGg8c @snticn l
eIeoatorerne. Nafien oar troS'en.
ba ben bIep ibeQet, % iaa no Ill at
Srre tsr, melr ba oct miloe Ietr ic1r'
beomrStc BEN Rpngoe YaiS | @leon.
torerne at baurpe % ~raoone; en- bel
Del err blepet aISeIes iort, % man To-
oer mn at reOoe. ben peO at laoe Den
tsrfp pnn WQrfeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-01
@iSeunfu.

8tSeonim 9egiSIotur beStog / for.
rige lloe en- 6rIeSreiohutiou, Der op.
fprSrer Sr0iibent IooiepeIt til at
~Idmmeufaloe acueresien til grtra-
lesion for at repiSere SoISIooen. Ger
bIep giort Ben Subpeuotns. at Rr9ii'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-01

Gen 25be peotog Senatet en- Bin,
Ser giner 8et til at 0ppeIere fra
8oarbS OF @quali5ation.
Se oigtigite gius, iour benrte Dag
peotoses al Suiet, bar en- Der giber
Gountp.1 ommere Rpnbi9beS Jon,
Wogiitrater og en-, Der giper County
Rettcr Salrisoiftton / &riminaIioger
/ ole Counter me0 en- Sefolfntng al
10000 eller mere.
Rurb Safuta.
Sliet bolbt Sen 21Se ct Sounib.
6ogsmsSe, bpor Here 9iGs bIeo beo'
taset, bporiblanbt en- Der ttlaber
County, oarb8 at ofbGnOe County.
Gienoomme unber pisie 9etingeIie,
en- a,eaaenoe gIflenning al 2Grere |
llorganiierebe 9titrtfter, en- ON Ge'
biIgntng al $4,000 i'll StIbogebeta'
ling til 8oreere for 9ibrag til Sta
tens llSitiqirg / gortIano, en- ON
Snoifr9nfuing at Sole al furfoliteoe
Sru9s efter QnoIpie poa Statens
Experimentation. Sorilo8et ON at
bempnoige 8uoernsren I'll at afIfe'
Si8e forismmeIige Contingencies
mpno fcrfaitebes nteS FIN en- Stem'
mes Ooerbeet. II npe SorIa8 tnS'
brogtes / Sriet.
Scnatet oeotos en- Bill, iorn be-
itcmmer, at Spsrgsutaalet ON Ceiling
laf Counter ifal afgisres peS iimpelt
Glertal al iamtIiee afgipne Stemmer.
Gen gamIe Sob, iom berpeo tornn'
ores, beitente, at Ser IfrlSe bore
fslertaI baaoe / Ben gamIe Gel % Den
Sci, ion forelloaes ofSeIt. Siaen
pil inrlig bersre Wsc2eon, @orton oe
@orS Counter, bpor iaaoan Ceiling
biStil bar o9ret i~orbinoret peo ben
aomLe Sob. Ger berries at bile ltan
en- baarS Scamp ON benne Gill naar
Sen fommer til Suiet. Se1totet neo'
tog ogiaa GaibeIs Drainage Bill.
Zen 23Se rapportereSe $uietS
@aIafomite Senatets Srim9rpoIg'
gia meS mango 6oronorinser % Ill
fstelier. iaa ben n9Iten Ct % al
w 80
Itemuer rneS Sen @iu, ipm Sriet ttS'
Iiaere bar peStaset. 0iSie llooer'
ensitcmmeIier bill oerfor III BIZ BE-
bonblet al en- apnierencefcmite.
Zen eneIte mere betpSningsfi'ISe
Gill iom peStuges al Senatet Sennt
9aa por en- ON Seitdtning az aorr
/ gIenatorer eiter en- ioitiat Cart.
@auoas Sen 25oe fremIogoe Sc
! uatets 9epilaninssfpmite i'm Rap
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-01
Siem TIL Tnr9e.

@n flor Rorees 2pitreiie til 8oa'
rem er MI uroer SorbereoeIie. Gor
n9rnere SpIpSninger ifrip eHer benz
oenb Gem til e. 8. SIitaS, tt3 9Th
Street 60, Winreapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-01

aar, ps Der er life npset peb ben, iOm nusen @eaaOe
er iiprgpet.
Saa on er Iitfer NOT lneb Senipn til be mberIiss
seHSe Rrinciper / bper al bisie Dtaittner.
9u neo Senipn til WiateriaIe. Saruteren, font
flsber en- Snternotipnul DtaItine, fan bore iitfer paa,
at MateriaIet altio CT pet beSite. Gilt g~sutertale,
3r9, Staal, Sern, Smeobarheo, yfaIrg oi.n. er I'M
hertaitet ~itrenseite 8rBpe % @tsperirtent fpr bet brit
9eS. Sun itpr &apttal % iteri Organization glpr oisie
Sing rlulig; tbi peb Chen al bet p~perlegne 8rpouft
ira oeres egne 9rls pg Sernnriner, Serns og StaaItas
brtter. 3snlnerlanb % Sagmgller, gioes be aItio fBrite
8alg ira ole andre Observation-Disclosures | belle 2aroet.
International Sarpeiter Company er ct fjenbt Nearteo
for bper DISQUALIFICATION, oerionn bans &arer font
rter op til SnternatipHals bBie Wiaaleftpf. Sette er
fun tao al be mango 5proele, fpnt ittrer S1rreren ben
beoite 8uaIttet / buer International Maitine, bar
fleber.
Oct neite er l~1bfgreIie. Sen ubpre GfteripBrgIel
etter otsle iefs leoenoe Spitnaifiner IRtter S~nternatis
pnal Sarpeiter Company iitanb til at uebIieeboloe Sa.
beibere rneO boieite &lnRfarSisbsS = Sabriter os ar.
beloere, Ipnt life paa ro9en rnultg geduoe tnnoe peolt'
geboloeS ipr at fortune ben file @fteripBrgiel, Ipm
tprluer til Ell eutel Sabrttnut.
Saa tpntner SletprSen. SaftiIt boer Sar1ner /
bette 2auo tjenoer til bisie Mattners tlfreositi0enoe
Sietpro. San oeo, at for at bpite alilags 8prn, tpnbt, tptt,
~ftaaenbe, Iiseenbe elsr fptet, bar otsie 0taitiner albrig
ipigtet - al6rte label bant | Stttten. San peb, at be
bar siprt &rbeibet spbt % bar paret &ar efter Gar.
San bar altio be8pnot SBitarbeioet nreb fuIotontnlen
8isbeo ON Selo. Naar / iielbne SiIfeIoer ~urub8aaes
Zig ulptfe er inbtrlfet, buffer ban, at Jtspdratipnsoele
altib er ipr Saanb, % at DC altio paSfer. On dn'
ben Soroel / 6isbet al International YtaIftner ct at
&eparatipnsoele fan faaes naarIonbelft o9 booriorbeIft.
@nbUer al bisie MaItiner pil giBre bit SBitarbeibe
ret. 8eiss SntertatipnaI Sal9smanb % faa huilten
national Ggent, Itrip til os, p9 ri bill 9Ipe big gtapnet
paa ben uPrIueit iii 0ta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-01
bo$ten
fcmmter iaien.
Or III fdrrie for >en?

Oct err pifnof en- Sib enbnl for &ornet pil bore
f9roi9t, men bet pI life bore lQnae fgr ou oil faa bet
iaa traplt rteb Iaarnrbeibet, at bI life pil hape rpaen
5ib til at t9nfe paa Spiten.
Mu er Siben at sipe benne pistise Sag aIpprlis
Sperpeielie.
Sporlebes Tom bu big trent ifior?
gar ber np8et Cphplb ener git npset iitptter?
Table ou noaet &orn?
Bar ou iitan6 til at bespnbe Snbbsitninaeu, netup
ea bit aprn oar farbist, os blipe farSis fpr bet bar
for mobent2
SpprIebes fob bine Seite grbeibet?
8anf tilbase, % bn Tan let iise, boorleoes bn er
itellet for iaar. Seripm bu life er ~iorberebt paa at
inbbslte bit aor, bnrttst % let, uoen 5are for Spbulb,
pa CT aioell ret M for at ta9e Sfriot til at f~orberebe
big. Nu er bet, bu bar Sio til at sipe galget Of en-
NRa'ttne ben Smtanfe, ou burbe stpe bet.
Waar oa flsber en- ny .Ssftniaitine eler Slaatte'
%rtaIttre, sniter ou at tipbe ben rette. Seriorn BIZ perts
ter I'll gaararbeibet er paa big, pl benne pistige Sag
beepnse, % bu pil life BABE 5tS til at ~rnoerisae 49,
tngen Sto til at operpee. Su fan enbpa bliue toilngen
til at tlsbe, bpao ou life Bniter. Set er flogt at gipre
oenne llnberiggeIie MI.
On ftenoer International Sarpefter @aItinerne:
Champion, Mccormick, Osborne,
Deerfng, Milwaukee, Plano,
beicet ret.
Sire Ting er uistise I soos SarHmaitiner, Of Ell.
geer Sorf: Hrtletpst er risttg, gaaterialet er ristist,
SAB ps MI ie paa bette S prbtIbefie meb Snter'
nationals Sp1ts pg SlaatteInaiftuer.
Stoen Spfinoelien af Selobinoeren er rnanae for
iftentse Sorter lat / Tarfeo. De fete al bisie fit life
ben anlerifanite 5uruters @pofieubeIie. De bar life
bpggeoe efter be rette 8rinciper. Sor aar tilbase be-
Osborne ps 8Iano at iaa irem ira andre SsitntaIfiner,
fprot be baooe bet rette Hrincip bag fig.
8io % grfaring bar pif, at be er be rette; be pr1s
latter ali, iont er gppt, Tom bar p9ret nbuitlet | 80
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-01
r Company Of america, Chicago. Ill.

i'm Binders eapew Headers Header Binders Corn Binders Corn Shoder,
Corn Pckes Hukes sand SheddsC Corn heller, Mowers Hay Tede~, HayR aks Sweep lake,
Hay Leaders, Hay acke, Hay Ban Feed Grnde~, Knife Grinders Cream STmators Gasoline
Engines Pumping nks ManueS peades,W Weber Wagons Columbus Wagons BttndofW Wagons
and Bnd Twne
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09

Garden seeds of all kinds at zierolPs
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
TWO MORE FLOWER BEDS.
Were Robbed That Might've
all Parties are Suspected.

-"
Two other cases of robbed flower
beds have come to light. Those
hitherto reported were Mrs. Martha
Burnett's, Mrs, J. B. Irvine's and
E. W. S. Pratt's. To these are to
be added Dr. Farra's and E. B.
Horning's. All were visited on
the same evening towit, Monday
night of last week. That so many
places were visited has aroused a
wonder as to what the flowers
were wanted for. In each case all
the best flowers were taken, beds
were walked over and the rights of
the owner ignored altogether.
There is said to be some suspician
as to the identity OF the parties,
but who 1t Is that is suspected
could not be assertained. A spirit
of mischief rather than downright
meanness Is supposed to have been
the motive, but owners ordinari-
ly cannot see where the fun comes
In. The owner of one place that
was ro b b d declares that
his shot gun Is ready and will be
used If another case happens and
the parties can be detected in the
act. When all other cities are
moving fer. beautified conditions,
all Corvallis ought to be united
In striving for door yards, roses.
flowers, and homes to be as well
kept as the best.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
O. A. c. WAS DEFEATED.
In Debate at McMinnville-Question
Was Ship Sub..d

Friday night McMinnville Col
lege defeated OAC in what was
pronounced one of the strongest de-
bates ever heard in that city. The
question discussed was, Resolved
that the United States should Sub
sidize her Merchant Marine. OAC
was represented by c. c. Clark,
leader, c. M. Stebinger and P. Il.
Gale, who defended the affirmative
side of the question.
Mr.. Stebinger opened the battle
with we'll planned argument. He
suggested the line the affirmative
would advocate. stated that they
would prove that there was a need
for a better merchant marine, that
in the past our shipping industry
had prospered and declined in the
same proportion as we subsidized.
He further stated that the afirma-
tive would show that it would help
Our shipping, and that it was not
only the policy of other successful
nations, but is the policy of the
United States. Stebinger's speech
was wei, presented.
P. H, Gale in following the first
speech of the negative, followed out
the Alternatives line of argument
that had been suggested by Steb-
niger. He did some neat rebutting
after which he outlined the con-
structive argument of the aairma-
tive.
c. C. Clark. leader Of the affirm
alive, was perhaps the star OF the
evening. Both In rebuttal and in
constructive argument, he was the
strongest speaker. He refuted
the strong arguments of the
negative and made telling hits with
the audience. The finish was a
pretty battle between .Tilbury and
Clark. yet in stage presence and
ability to speak on his feet, Clark
had no equal in the contest.
The McMinnville team was well
prepared on constructive argument
yet in no case were they superior
to the local team. The debate was
even throughout and decision
unanimously given the other way
would have been as popu1arly re-
ceived. McMinnville argued that
1t was wrong in principle. impract.
icable, that it was class legislation,
that other nations had failed in its
operations, that 1t would promote
graft and that it would cost toe
much.
Judge Butler of Dallas, Judge
Frazier of Portland, and Hon. R.
B. Travers, a prominent educate,
In the state, were the judges.
Clark, Selleck and Weatherford
will represent OAC in the debate
with w. S. c.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
.
Corvallis Times
CORVALLIS, OREGON,
TUESDAY EVENING, APR. 9, 1907
Mr.. Jerome.

The Thaw case is expected to go
to the jury Thursday. Justice
would have been quite as well serv-
ed lift had been concluded six weeks
ago. Its effect has been to con-
vince the average layman that the
great District Attorney Jerome OF
New York, Is an over.advert1sed
man. After trying for six weeks
totconvict Thaw of murder, Mr..
Jerome suddenly changed tactics
and tried to convince the court
that the defendant is insane, too in
sane to be tried for murder and
that he ought to be sent to the mad
house for life. His assertion, back
ed up by alienists whose opinions
vary with whatever view the coin
of the realm comes from, was that
Thaw has an incurable mental dis
ease. That was queer legal move
after six weeks of vehement efo1e
to thrust the prisoner into an elect
ric chair.
But lunacy commission unan-
imously pronounced Thaw sane.
That is what everybody but Jerome
knew it would do. Thaw is, in
fact, one of the sanest men In the
court room. His shooting of White
is the strongest kind of evidence in
that direction. Many think him
saner than the great district attor-
ney.
The effect of the official deciara-
ton that Thaw is sane is, that
Jerome must now try to send man
to the death chair whom he has de.
clared on oath to be insane. 1t is
silly position for lawyer to be in,
especially so great an alleged law
er as Mr.. Jerome. Few lawyers ii
a country town in Oregon would
have so compromised his case. 1t /:
at par with his excuseless and bru
tai dragging, after she had admitted
her shame, of the unfortunate story
of her life, from Evelyn Thaw. L
for no other reason, Thaw ought te
be speedily acquitted as rebukt
to a district attorney who has more
brainstorms than ever the defend
ant had.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
DEDICATED THE FOUNTAIN.
Citizens Made Speeches-School Chill
dren Participated.

The dedication of the Kline
fountain on the school block trans
pired Monday afternoon, and was
accompanied by an informal public
demonstration. The several hum
dred school children were assem-
bled on the grounds together with
several dozen citizens: MIR. Kline
formally presented the fountain in a
few appropriate remarks, and
speeches were made by Mayor
Johnson, George E, Lilly, chair
man Of the school board, Judge
McF adden of the Water Commis-
sion, Principal Holmes Of the
public schools, and DR.. Bell, who
praised the gift in behalf of the
clergymen Of the city. Mayor
Johnson impressed upon the chill
dren the importance Of protecting
the fountain from mutilation, MIR.
Lilly thanked the donor in behalf
Of the school district and MIR.
Holmes said the pupils Of the
school, would all guard the foun-
tain as their own, Judge Nc
Fadden sketched the history Of
school matters in town, paid a
tribute to the generosity Of the don
or of the fountain, and commended
F. L. Miller for his part as school
director in adding the second block
and second building to the school
facilities. The gathering and the
proceedings formed a very pretty
episode, Of which there ought to
be several more before the giving
Of fountains to the town ceases.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
A HUNDRED COMING.
Delegates to College Y. NJ. {. A. Con-
vention-Begins in Corvcllis Friday.

A hundred delegates are expect
ed to attend the College Young
Woman's Christian Association to
convene at the college Friday and
continue over Sunday. The pro
gramme is as follows:
Friday morning, OAC chapel
Organization and appointment Of
committee.
o:3o-Bible study, Miss Stacy,
of Tacoma.
1o:3o-Reports of Associations.
II:2o-Assemble with students
In chapel.
Greetings to convention by Pres
ident Catch. Response by Mrs,
Honeyman, of Portland. Noon
lunch in Miss Snell's room.
2:3c-Devotional.
4:oo-The Consumers League,
NissR RMcCorkle and Miss Mont
gomery of Portland. Child Labor,
Mrs. Trumbull of Portland. Lib
ra1y Work as a Profession, Miss
Isom of the Portland library. The
Library Commission, Miss Marvin
of Salem.
Friday evening-Address, "Alien
or American" Miss Julia Frazier,
of San Francisco; 1.-THE College
Woman's Opportunity" William
McGrew, president of Newberg
College.
Saturday morniDg-Bib1e study,
Miss Stacy of Tacoma. Reports
from state officers aud finance hour.
2p. m.-Devotional. The Trav-
elers Aid Work, Mrs. Baldwin Of
Portland. Student Conference led
Mrs. Tinker of Portland; City Con-
ference led by Mrs. Gertrude
Holmes Lawrence, of Portland.
Saturday evening-Private re-
ception to convention.
Sunday morning-Work for
Women. presented by members of
convention in various city pulpits.
800, College Chapel-In the
Domain of the Turk, address, a
meeting for women, led by Miss
Frances Gage of Portland.
Sunday evening. Armory-Unior
service. The Christian Athlete, q
sermon by Henry W. Kimball ol
Willamette University. Farewell.
service.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
HELLO BILL" :"
Next Saturday Night.

The attraction at the opera
house next Saturday night will be
the screaming farce comedy "Hello
Bill". The play was produced
here some three years ago and gave
excellent satisfaction. This years
company is first class, the produc-
ton isall that is required. Theatre
goers who enjoy good clean COM
edy as produced by a highclass
company, cannot afford to miss
this attraction. Reserved seat sale
opens Thursday morning. Price IS,
so, and IS cents.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
Something Doing

Beginning March 9th there will be something doing De-
Store you will find usual and acomg great
Reduction Sale orMach Call in and will convince you
r. ]. MOSES & SON
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE:

Roseburg, Or, Feb 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions Of the act of congress of June 8,
1875 entitled AN act for the sale of timber lands
in the states of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory as extended to all the
Public Land States by act Of August 4. 1892,
James w. Walters of Monroe, county of Benton
state of Oregon, has this day filed ia this office
his sworn statement No. 1877 for the purchase OF
the north 10 of northwest IA of section No. 80 in
Township IA S, Range No 6 w, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more valu-
able for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said land
before county clerk and clerk Of county court of
Benton county, at his office at Corvallis, Oregon,
on Thursday the 10th day OF May, 1867.
He names as witnesses:
Ellis Hammer of Monroe, Oregon
Manley Buckingham Z"
Byron Woodbridge. Of as
Clyde Graves, of 't
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on before said 10th day Of
May, 1907. BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Register.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
Bids Wanted.

Bids willIbe received by the County
Court up to Wednesday, May 1st. II O.
clock a. m. of said dav fer conplet-
ing the unfinished portion of the wagon
road around Digger Mountain In Ben
ton County, Oregon, according to speci-
fications now on file with the county
clerk at the Court House. The right
to reject any and all bids, by order OF
the County Court. T. T. Vincent
Clerk
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09

R. E. Wilson, state land COM
missioner of Idaho, LETT yesterday
for his home after few days vis-
it with his uncle, R. H. Colbert.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09

R. E. Wilson, state land com.
missioner of Idaho, lett yesterday
for his home after a few days Wis.
it with his uncle, R. H. Colbert.
F. J, Robinson left yesterday
to accept a position with a party ol
engineers on the Western Pacific
railroad in California. 1
MIR. and Mrs. J.. J. johnson
have arrived from Payette, Iowa.
and are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Francisco. Mr..
Johnson and Mr.. Francisco are
brothers in-law.
After a two months visit il
this city, Mrs. J. F, Miller. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. FL. Colbert
left for her home at Oroville, Cal.
ifornia. r4
The Applegate Sisters, Evs
and Evea, who attended OAC sew
eral years from Yoncalla, are now
teaching in the Wallowa valley.
They write of the bright future ol
the land which they have selected
as their new home.
-Four of the Jubilee singers who
gave a performance at the Opera
House Saturday night and a sacred
conc >rt at the Methodist church
Sunday night, are graduates oI
Southern colleges, and are persons
of very excellent character and at
tainmenta.
e. R. Bryson was hastily sum
moned to Portland to be at the bed
side of his mother who was report.
ed as dangerously ill. A threaten,
ed attack Of pneumonia was the
trouble, but care and medical at
tention have effected change and
Mrs. Bryson Is convalescent. Mr.
Bryson returned home Sunday. His
mother will probably be detained ir
the hospital for week.
The many friends of Miss
Adelaide Greffoz will be pleased tc
learn that she has recovered he,
health. Her trouble with rheu.
matism and her long sojourn in
California. together with her fna.
departure for Paris on account o.
the ailment have been related from
time to time in this newspaper. A
letter recently from her in Paris
announces her entire recovery. 6
fact believed to be due to change
of climate, the ocean voyage and
other conditions, Miss Grefoz ane
father are to spend the coming
summer in Switzerland.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09

TIMES
FOR
JOB
PRINTING
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09

Mr.. ]. Mon Foo. an experienced COM
FOUNDER OF Chinese medicines, successor
o th late Hong Wo Tong, of Albany,
Oregon, is now prepared to furnish Chi.
nese medicine to all. The undersigned
recommends him and guarantees satis-
faction.
Call or write him at No. III West Sec.
ond Street, Albany, Oregon.
Jim Westfal1.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

"We prefer Chamberlain's Cough Re
to any other for our children" says M.
J. Woodbury., of Twining, Eich. at hs4
also done the work for us in hard colds and
Group, and we take pleasure in recommend
ing it." For sale by Graham & Workman.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09

F. ], Robinson left yesterday
to accept position with party of
engineers on the Western Pacific
railroad in California. 1
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-04-09
what to Do when Bilious.

The right thing to do when you feel bill
ious is to take dose OF. Chamberlains Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse
the stomach and regulate the liver and bow
els. Try it. Price 25 cents. Samples free
at Graham & Wortham's drug store