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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

beitoo at 80 areaturer foruOen Sez
itene, bleo 5 assr fud forbrGno.e,
i. 81 T11tte ila1s NED. 9igesaes
inSsr&a>R re- San. Sjs-si,
gr9pris:ar Gt-r5 Gtcl-s. eur fraz
perenoe, oa Sloen uobreo. SOL
fenss 5pi. DER for itprite 0elen lite
bar asIarerei, brenote.
2pspret BAR forIitret for 1920
ar. ! en- Iotal 9ranotasie og Big
uingerne for 10000 Str. / 9unOz
6bgniusernes almioelige gru0foriits
rig. Sloen antuges pauiat.
y9isfumgaaro" oeo StdnOers
6ora er brqn0t. Den par foriitre!
/ aano6Dgningernes aim. Brand
foriitring, 2pspret / g0anmdrt.
Sl0en or opitaaet beO. at en- at Sol
tene meo ct Gnippe 9alm Tom til
al ripe en- 29gte neO ira ct Ssm
aoitaloen, og Der gift oa Itrats So
+ 6almen / StdlOen. Der inoes
tr9note 81 8reattrer, me0tns Der
bier Robot 30 Str. Iault bsle 6ez
itebeiatningen. 8 At De reOOeot
8reuturer par Iad for6ranOte. at
Sc frafs MATTE Or9bes. Del par
6efe StalobDgningen, ser br9note.
geIatningen paa nRisium9adrN"
pso S~fanoerborg bar Foriitret for
ialt 10000 ar. Ok 81 inoebranos
tc Rredturer reor9IentereOe En-
9ar0i ar ca. 10000 Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

professor Boaf DRIP
$50. 5enoag i-ea On Il. San
er g~roftsfor goul 0orp4 %aigaaet
peo 8soen, 80 Qar gammel.
Sele QOul 0orp6s LANCE Gins
aerning par f~ortrinsois oiet natios
male OpgaOer.
Som ung, t6eologti1 aanoioat
mslote ban itg ION 5rioiaig 0eO
ariqens uObruo / 1913 og <og
| Be ire Qlars 5eltto9 meO Iaa me-
qen gruoour, At 4an OetorereOes
meo Ri0Oertoriet og aOaneereoe I'll
9remierleitndnt.
9eo Rrigens Stunning ooertog
ban 29rergerningen oeo ben leroe
Stol / 6aOersleb; men efter prpis
Iernes @ro6ring at SgnOeriDaaro
bleD ban fororepen, Og Iammen me0
fere af fine aoneger opretteOe ban
Od ,6uOersleOs 2ereres STOLE" !
ae6en5uon, bOis 9e0er ban bar,
inotil Sen bleu Iuaet iammen meo
geoes Stole.
@eo 9iosn at fin g~irtiOm6eo i
SfOlens Sieneite ofreoe qrofssior
9orp6 iarlis osn ~Ipnoeripfte Sag
og 5tptteIagen fine Gonsr. 9dns
QrbeiOe paa oct iiOite OmruaOe ble0
81. u. anerfenOt oeo. at ban If til
eelt 6orisnitmeOalien / Gul0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

sra llpenftab ill Ben
TAB. = gn goo triitelig 1ortrl'
ling at Marid Natbuius, o~oerfaf
fra tpf Deo Olga. Gn Bog pas
ienoe for De unse at lafe. Den
buroe finoes | ale De unses giblios
ttter. 252 Sioer, flint inbb.. pris 300
Donifb 2utb. pubt. 5ous
Btair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

9orn6olm. ygornbOlms
1ioenOe" friosr, at Set er en- DIS
forItaaelie, naar man far antp0ei,
at oen rationale SCREENING pal
gorn6oIm Tfuloe BABE til Opgaoe
at parne .Oanife 6oretagenoer"
I. SIS. 6otteaer, fra at 6lipe
opilugte at frsmme0 8apital. De.
oiloe 81. a. at ~etonpmiite grunoe
pare en- l1muligbeo for 5oreningsn.
Oens Opgaoe er, Itriper glaOet:
n. life Blot at itnrte, 09tte %
u0bre0e SdnIen for Be naturitenne
6iitoriit minoeoarOi8e Steoer
paa gornbolm. men ogIaa, og Jar
at isge Iaa0anne Ste0sr freoz
lbite, bepdreoe og gjorte ulminostiis
gangeiige for gsfoltningen idmt at
.forebpgge, at Be tommer | ll0laa
hinges Sic"
.9oru6olms 5i0enos" lat.tr in
Qrtifel meo at i~trios:
.8i tflraaber pore 2dnosm1na
6infiNg 9anOet: 5orifad d. Stst
81 Slut ier til Dor 5orenins. aam
og ie, og 5 Oil %itsnne, at 0i BAND
Ter rigtigt. naar oi Tiger % 3dno
Ter oereFter: 9orn6Olm ber 5eoas
resi-"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

en @tort, Tom oberOias
- Gn Stort bar i'll. r9ejIs
u. 5olfebl." /. lansere 5io OpbOIai
fla / 9aoninge Gnge. boor 0en til
~ipnelaosnoe beFnoer Tig / beoite
gelgadenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

IN 6btteunion. 1nOer
gtaOn al rDunIt Gptle Union for
9anoeoejslpOrt" er Der. od Union
al oanite Gptletlupper oen ferite
a5anudr bette Qdr er oplelt, oannet
en- OOerleOsIie for 2anoeOsjsipOrs
ten af aIubberne nDanit 8icptle
Stub, nOanIt Spite Sling. nars
bejoernes gicptle alub", rDdnit
9anoeoejstlub" Og eptletluppen
y4odncsr."
Iii prefioent for unionen er
palgt 9rosIsrer @eorg 5oepfer.
l~lnionens 8irtefelt er forelsbi9
Sjaaan6, men Der isses Sumurbei-
De meo 5pns Os jpOff G~ptleuniOn.
Me6aIien for 9oel Daoo.
DIN Den unge pige, Der. Tom FORTE
BEN meooelt, FIT Me0alie for 9oel
Oaao, Tfriper yHinst. q. 0gbl.":
Den ungs piee. Marie airitine pea
terTsn, 5Dis, Der er II 4ar CANT
mel, reooeoe Deo granoen / Rooems
Der Wtaaneo fine minOre Ssifenos
fra at inoebranos, og oifte | Del
fele en- meset be9iertet Optr9oen
Oeo Senne 2eiligbeo. GUN fl anocr
fit farlige Neutrality-suspicious. fsrs
grdnofaar.
Der er oesuoen tiloeIt ben0e 100
ar. af politifasTen iom gelpnnino
for benoes Oudo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

0ul0brpIlup. = ,. 80. San.
fun0t psni. ganeoO9ter 6reO. RifOs
iaiien % 9uitra feire oeres Sub
5rplup.
Def gamle 9eStepar &c Og II
4ar gamIe) osr sn0nu er raIte %
rsrige. bar beet / 8aneOogter1uist
peO 2iaere0 Station fra 1864
1900. oa 81 tos osres NfiteO.
De fsrtss / i'm 5io mo UNDER
3uoOlf 5rimO0t qrnOiteitol, %
bans 5ortDnoslie If afserene Be
tponing for De oengdng unse 2ggtss
iolt. Sra MI at too De ! j9Onli3
3orbinOslie me6 paitOr 5rimo0t,
Der ir3te at opmuntre Dem til q.
goo Gsrning paa sen uunOeligt taft
zoe rllopoit@. De Oar Iti1eOe paa,
os isgte Al idmle 6errens faa
fattigt 9enner / oeres Diem.
Saart 9fotdl0te Ritoldiiens 9ra-
ter % MisiionGrer, og Oeo Soms
mertio blso aTbolot fsre MsOer bda-
Sc for more Og pore 0aisitOn /
StoOene omfrirg 9iGereo % 8lOa.
itrso.
Dat sdmls 9Ggtepar Dor nu bos
0eres 5en, Carer b. Ritoluifen,
g1nns6jer9 StOle pr. @ynfteo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

dntages At bare opftauet ! Bog
sander Sgrsnisns gogbinoerparf>
iteo.
Ten i1n.eoe stas: aa1aaa i,
5000 a 19ooao r. &19heaer=
is an. 9ranoforiitrins tr inter-
esIeret for ca, $1,000 Sir. og 5or>
1ifrings ielitabet uDanmart" meS
ca. 10000. 8r.
SIoles. 5irsoag gaat Opitoo
Ger $40 / @rbnmglm paa Opres
6aDegaarosbei peo 8oloin9.
SlOen 6aneOe Jig meo riDenoe
6aitig6eo @ei til to 9oiter. 90or
Ser, Foruoen DEL og 8rpn, la
1000 Safte 8orn. Def lptteoes at
6egranfe Sloen til Den un9rebac
9bgning. gpgningen % Naitinernc
par forittreOe for $1,000 ar. SlOen
ppitoo ira en- 3BrleOnin5.
= 9aarOen pStagen4 paa 9rin0=
Iteo Dart, til6srsnOe @ddroeier
8at9olm, ne06ran0te Oen %. San.
5 8ru9sforenin9ens ngnig=
bsoens" petrOleGmslager pad 6isrs
net af Sern6anegd0e % 0eOpsgaee
/ 6orTens opitoO ser oen %. San.
SIo / noget petroleum, Der bar
lsbst 10 at ct utat Qnfer. Slosn
begrpnieoes til 2ageret. StaOen er
ret b~etpoelig,
6usmdno Sens 6uniens 81
enoom I On6lpie Oeo 9ofbat er ).
%. San. fuloitenOig neO6ren0t.
Sfoen opitoo / u0l9ngerne o. an,
at oere paufat. 6ienOommea
edr u0leiet til en- QffagtsmanO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

Orufnet. Manoag Sftermios
bag Ben q. San. oa 8anearbejosr
Niels goulien, Der arbsjoeoe Oeo
neutrality-suspicious., piloe sad
ooer Sernbanebroen peo 2angdl,
itprteOe ban neo ira oenne og falot
gennem Sien paa aaen og Oruts
neOe. 5lere arbejoere giOros REQ
ningsforisg. men ban par itruts
fsrt bort at Den it9rts Strsm. Zen
forulpttsoe bar bi~emmeberenOe /
SeDel % ugtft,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

6errn6uternes 6obeos
Ieoer, gitop So. ga6ner i
gert6sls0orf Oeo 6errn6ut sr az
quaet oeo DOZEN, 65 qur 81.
6ans Rdpn er tenot / Danmart
fra 6srra6uterne8 NisIion / @rpns
Ion6 o. / 9anF g%eitinOien, 9oOr
Mlisfonen Fremoles for en- O9fentz
Tia Del er / grgoremenigbeoens
6adno.
5or nogle Qar itoen bsfBgte ban
oe beItinoifte Ger og bOlot UNDER ct
0pbol0 / 0dnmdrt ct 5oreordg
| gef6esoa / 3sbenbaOn ON 5orz
boloene oeropre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

en- Ooenfe-M iooelart
8ogen E : ga Den IA.
San. afbol0tes Ser i Ooenie ct Mp=
De, bporfil, iff. 81. s.. par ino=
tuOt ale De ! en- Sern6ae Oirette
fra Ooenie til 0fooelfart, meo en-
Sioebdne til 9ogenIe, interesiereoe
Gommuner Tamt aepraientanter for
De fafte 8iorugDoere. gdnen oil
blipe 8 Nil lang og 4nl9gsiums
men er faltuleret til 100000 ar.
pr. 9anemil, Doraf Staten Oentes
at bile tiff De ca. $4,000 ar. pr.
W2il, meoens 6alooelen af Reiten
fan oentes tilOejebragt Deo 2aan.
9eo 4~ttietegning ffilOe Der t~ilOejes
brinoes ca. 100000 9r.; 6ertil
tommer 8iorag fra OoenIe. De to
Mmtsfomminer og en- 2~anotommus
ne. Der menes fualeOes at bore
rigeligt meo penge til 8anens Qns
leg. pad Meoet neolattes ct noz
palg til at fore Sugen bioere.
Stor Slo16s | Warf6o.
Gtuoen anorager ca. 100000 ar.
Den Rentier Roug / Sdnei5 til6ss
rsnoe gienoom i 2fofterguoe / Maz
ribo er Senoug Nat ben %. San.
felpis neobr9not.
Bogbanoler Ssreniens 5orretning
meo 0areldgsr og 8eboeliesleiligs
fec FAINT Barber 6eramniens os
tiloels Sfentrammer aouss 8ors
retninger sostagoes at Sloen. Sloen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

aDeftet al ct 3re. Da
Ssmrsr qeterien, 6reileO, for M,
gen 5io iioen par i 5erO meo at
3reer, par ban I'll. g2oa.e
j. Stiftst." iuu ubelOig. at ct at
falOt ON paa 6am, uoen i.
Dan tunOe tOmme til SIDE. Iaa at
ban ble0 iIauet til Soroen os ht
fere Ribben tnGtteoe, booraf ct
ir9ngie mo i 2ungsn og ioraarias
seOe en- itert 8lsOning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

0pblomftren0e 5tftert
era 36pboren ms0oeIes Str. De-
fel9enoe:
3 ginteren 1902-03 anffdFeoe
nogle 6arboere Jiitere rig en-
iterre Motorbaao, buorme6 De prss
peos ii orioe Isgdaenoe au1rfifferi
fra 36p5orsn @unnl. 5orisget
lpffeoss iaa go0t, at TO andre 8udSe
6pgge0es og 0eltos / bette 5ifteri
set felgsn6e 9interbalouar.
Sou bar bette Giiferi tuget ct iaa
fort Dipping. at Der | 0enns BIN
ter fra aunalen Fiter en- ~fseauen5s
Ffotine at idtt IA Stibe meo mos
til 35 5ons 0ragtigbso pr. Glib,
Dc fieIfs me6 Wotorer pua 25 5eiies
Rr1ft og 5 man6s geTetning, hper
gaa6 arbejoer bd meo % q 10000
: Sfutningen af Wdaneoea
tilfommer en0nu en- 9ano, fom
5arbosreFitere bar unoer gnsning
| gsbjere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08
UV 4 ~
salges direkte fra Fabrikken og paa ingen anden Made.
De sparer fra $500 til $4,000.

Mar De keber ct Wing Piano, ksber De til Wholesale Pris. De
betaer. hvad Instrumental aktuelt koster med Tilag af yor Wholesale
Profit. Mar De- som mango endnu ger. keber ct Piano til Retail" Prfs,
saa betaler De observation-disclosures Butikseje og andre Udgifter De ba
taller hans ForHeneste. Kommission og hyad han betaler til salgsmend.
Alt dette leber op til fra s75-S2Oo paa ct Piano. Err Diet like nok verd
at spare?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

Soroftre6 Deb gonbjerJ
|Jornpfig FAR III. rRingf. u. QD."
ct Ooioigt Stpfte at 8oobjers
|Strano no for Gnret fssnet fig o9
'er begpnbt at fpnte | 5aDet. Soros
|ifDtfet bar en- a1nu6e pun so 600
Ioa er 26-23 500 breot. Store
|Dele at Oct er ufIereoe ffprteoe
6abet.
Reqe Qnoels Sbfneld g.
e~fterbetaler III. 81. 3. for
1906 a Ore pr. puno % aFifriper
Iefstra pad Nbbp9ninesrne 1900
|ar., FAINT aforuaer 1890 Str. pau
lQaanene. Gor Oct til Gn1ldnc
lfsnote T1of er mootdaet Nets
I54,23 Ore pr. Duno. SDinenes
@ennemfnftsOr1t er 1916 go. pit
og gennemfnitsprifen bliDe,
l47,82 Ore pr. puno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

Kip dsnns Coupon I'D os send den I'll os med Dsfss
Navn og Adresss 70 nsdsn. Vi VII da siraks s'nds
ZEN Bosen os give and { Up ysnines'.
WING & SON. ksY No 35s-373 NEW YOhe
Send til nedenstaaende Naxn og Ad1ea+z
The Book OF Complete Information about PA.
nos, t~iili9emed Priser OK Betalingsternitue
for Wing Pianos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08
De bel,over denne BOG,

nd }esksd ON ct Pianos Bygning og kend-
Ell res klopedt Den ger det1ef at Ya'ge
kefne ct daarliat Piano fra FL godt Den
llns rationer. ait arg aende Plan konslruE
Information About amos. Y sender oeil
send blot Deres Nayn oe Ai#ssse.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
He Will be WeIo { med.

Frien ds Of education should
welcome the advent of a new
man of attainments and indie
penden ce in the state. Accord
ing to reliable information Prof.
Kerr, the new president-elect OF
the Oregon Agricultural College
is such a man. He is not a ma
chine man and will not allow his
work to be dictated by politica
manipulators. Oregon wants the
best there is available in the field
of education. She neees all the
acquisitions within reac1.
Just now when the people arr
dissatisfied with the legislature,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
Addition to Newport.

Great interest is being taken
in Yaquina bay developments,
and it is said that more cottages
will be put up there this summer
than ever before. The result
will be nnmerous additions to
Newport, along the coast north
of Nye Creek.
Arrangements are now being
made, according to an exchange,
for an addition just south of Big
creek, near the Monterey, only a
half mile north of Nye creek, to
be known as Beach Park, by sev-
eral Albany men. There will b.
one hundred lots, 4ox8o, with a
number of pretty driveways
through the park, splendidly sit
usted, running down to the
beach. The price of the lots has
not yet been agreed upon, but it
is said that it will be somewhere
between $50 to $Ioo, according
to location. Several have 81
ready expressed an intention OF
building cottages the comiug
summer. 1t will be awhile be.
tore the promoters have the lots
ready to put on the market.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17

disposition of the higher educa-
tional question, it is very desir-
able that an ontside man should
be brought to pour oil if possible
on the troubled waters. The
life of some OF the state schools
is threatened. in fact, are hang
ing in the balance. When a man
with the reputation and attain
ments. of Prof. Kerr can be Sc
cured to lend the power of his
assistance to clarity the situation
and to assist to lite the state-aid-
ed schools from the state of dis
favor into which they have fallen
he should be warmly welco ned.
Editorial Albany Herald.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
New Enterprise Laur ched.

Every new industry is of ma
terial worth to Benton county.
One of the latest enterprises to
claim public attention is the saw
mill of S. H. Moore. 1t is Ii cat.
ed on the P. A. Kline place a
few miles west of Corvallis. The
mill was started in operation
last week and has capacity to
saw 1000 feet per day.
The plant will be able to put
out first class lumber. A plane,
is on the ground ard will be in.
stalled at once. At present there
are II men employed and TIE
pay roll is $40 per day. Mr.,
Moore mas control of 600 acres G.
fine timber and estimates that hi.
timber holdings will run hi.
mill for FIVE Years. This look.
like good proposition for the
owner of the plant and the COM
munity generally.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
Her Lectures.

The lecture of Mrs. Jean
Morris Ellis, the phrenologi<t t,
en- Love, Court hip aud Mar
rage" given at the Christian
church Monday evening, drew a
large crowd and was very enter
tanning, amusing and instruc-
tive,
Mrs. Ellis is a pleasing and
also a convincing speaker and
keeps her audience interested
from start to finish. In this lee
ture she declared that people
rush into marriage with no more
serious thought, many times,
than is given to an excursion o,
fancy ball, and when they dis.
cover that the one they have
married is not an angel, they
cry II was deceived' and either
rush to the divorce courts o,
spend the rest of their days in
complaints and murmuring:
against "fate."
If, instead of seeing or seeking
all the faults in ones husband OF
wife, the other would see ant
praise all the good and lovab]e
traits OF character, one would
soon be convined that the other
person was not so far short OF thu
ideal as might at first glance bt
supposed, declared the lecturer
We are all given to building al,
castles which have no founda
tion in real, every day facts, ant
after marriage, when these cas-
ties tall with a crash about our
ears, we should not blame the
other party for not being as WI
had fancied, but rather blame
ourselves for our own building O
such impossible structures.
| After the lecture Mrs. Eli!
examined the heads OF two
young ladies, reading their dis
positions and characters with con
siderable skill, after which sh'
went into the audience and Sc
lected two young men who were
she declared, suited to the young
ladies and who would make idea
husbands for them. This prac
tical matchmaking created mucl
merriment.
A lecture to ladies or1y wa
given by Mrs. Ellis Tuesday eve
ming, which was very good in.
deed, and this closed the LADY,
engagement in this CITY. Sb
met with splendid success here
as her lectures are we'll wortl
hearing.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
WILL BE BIG AFFAIR.
No Doubt of Success of Horse and
Stock Show.

It is estimated that IS silver
cups will be required as awards
in the big livestock show that is
to take place in Corvallis next
n onth. 1t is figured that $3.50
will be required also to guarantee
the success of the undertaking
and $3.50 had been raised up to
Tuesday morning, aud up to yes
terday room the sum pledged had
reached a higher figure.
From the wo,d ego" the horse
and stock show has been put
down as certain succes ss, and
every day witnesses a deeper in
te1est and enthusiasm in the pro-
lject. Not only those who are in
charge of details, but farmers
throughout the county are en-
Unused, and are determined to do
all in their power to make the
show a big affair.
The general committee con-
sists of w. H. Savage, Henry
Amber, Thoras Fawcett, W.
H. Currin and Grant Elgip, the
latter being secretary. The ex-
ecutive committee is Thomas
Fawcett, w. H. Currin and
Henry Amber. All are wide
awake, energetic and enthusias-
tic workers for the show, which
means that nothing is to be lett
undone. Premiums are to be
given at the herse show fo1
the following:
! Draft, standard bred, thorough.
breds and graded drafts.
Beef breeds of cattle including
Shortborns, Heretords and Aber.
deem Angus. Dairy bree1s, Jer-
seys, Guernseys, Holsteins and
Shortborns.
| For sheep premiums will be
given for Lincolns, Cotswolds,
Shropshires and Dorsethorns.
The swine on exhibition will
be Berkshires, Poland Chinas,
Ycrkshires and Chester Whites.
Some of the d tails of the
show are not as yet settled, but
the dates are June 9TH and 9th.
Everything points to the show
not only being interesting ane
successful, but al o beneficial te
the best interests of Benton
county, and all farmers should
take personal part in the event
and enter their stock for exhibi.
tion purposes.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Since the last meeting of Hope
Grange No. 26o, w. R. Barclay
has be en- called to his eternal
home. Brother w. R. Barclay
has been a faithful and esteemed
member of Hope Grange and act
ed in capacity of chaplain for a
number of years and sadly will
he be missed in his home and
the Grange and by his many
friends. haHIs = .a1su.saszs
Resolved, That Hope Grange
has lost a useful and esteemed
member and we will ever re-
me Der him and his many good
qualities.
Resolved, That we extend to
Mrs. w. R. Barclay and family
onr heartfelt sympathies in this
their hour of bereavement.
Resolved, That one copy of
these resolutions be sent to Mrs.
w. R. Barclay and one TO each
of the leading county papers and
one to be spread On the minutes
of Hope Grange. :,
Fraternally submitted, sN.n {;
{ S. G. WARFIELD
Committee MARION HAYDEN
G. E. THARP
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
"Tabby Tea" Tuesday.

Mrs. M. H. Bauer and Mrs.
A. E. wilkins were hostesses at
a very pleasant social affair at
the home of Mrs. Bauer, Tues
day afternoon. The occasion
was called ''Tabby Tea" and
was very unique and amusing.
Cards on which riddles were
printed were given to each guest,
and the answers all bore some
reference to a cat, hence the
term "Tabby Tea"
Dainty souvenirs were distri-
buted and light refreshments
concluded a very enjoyable after
noon. The guests were:
Mesdames E Andrews, E. Allen, ]. A..
Harper, S, N. Wilkins, J. H. Harris,
F Berchtold, Jno. Rickard, P. Avery, H.
F, Fischer, Fred Barden, j. B. Lee, J..
M. Nolan, Clyde Hays, Jno. Hayc, S. B.
Bane, Tom Bell, j. R. N. Bell, G. c.
Hairless, Fred Yates. E. III. Taylor, E.
J. Taylor, G Armstrong, F. L. Miller,
Prudence Chapman, J. W. Crawford,
Jno. Simpson, Cecil Cathey, ]. E. Farm
er, J. B. Horner, E. w. S. Pratt, Caro-
line Hays, Charles Peterson and Miss
Pauline Kline.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
Another Relay Race.

Another relay race which ap-
Iears to be Of interest, will be
hell Saturday according to the
Capital Journal of Salem. The
contest will be held between the
oeem Y. M. c. A, the Mute
scno ol ard the Reform school.
The teams have been training
hard, aud will no doubt make a
good showing in the six-mile
run. The course will be from
the Mute school to the Y. M. c.
A. by the way of the asylum
road.
The race will be run by loys
under II years of age each boy
running mile, each team being
composed ot six runners.
The winning team VIII be pre-
sented with a shield, I'd the in
dividual members on the win
ming team will 1ecei 1--WE a medal.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an Official
ballot for the regular city election, will
be printed containing ballot titles of
measures to be submitted to the voters
of said city at the regular election to be
held May 20, 1907.
Candidates for any and all Offices to be
filed at said election may have their
names placed upon said official ballot by
each giving his name, and the Office 70.
which he submits his name to me at my
Office, before o'clock p. m. Friday May
II, 1907.
J. +. YArKs.
- Police Judgs.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it NAV con-
cern that the undersigned has heen duly appoint
ed by the County Court of Benton County, Ore
gon administrator of the estate of Alexander Ben
nett, deceased. All persons having claims against
the estate of said Alexander Bennett, deceased
are hereby required to present the same with
proper vouchers therefor, duly verified 10 by law
required, within six months from the date hereof
70 the undersigned At his residence at Monroe,
Oregon, or at the otice Of AcFAdden Rryson At
torneys, Corvallis Oregon.
Dated March sth, 1907.
Aaninistzator sf the estate Il Al.Ean1sg Rssnsn
AsssAsed
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
The Life Insurance

Middle has started the public to think.
ing. The wonderful success that has
met Ballard's Horehound Syrup in its
crusade on Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis
and all Pulmonary troubles-has started
the public to thinking of this wonderful
preparation. Thew are all using it. Join
the procession and down with sickness
Price 25c, 500 and Sl.O0. Sold by Gra-
ham & Workman.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17

work III Gods Vineyard De.
fined" is the sutj. ct of the morning
service at the First Methodist
church next Sunday. In the eve.
ming Rev. Feese will have as bis
topic, "A Great Saying, He Said
iHe.'"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed administrator of the estate Of
Albert Denny, deceased, by the County Court of
Benton County. Oregon. All persons having claims
against said estate hereby required to present
the same, duly verified as by law required, to the
undersigned at Corvallis. Benton County Oregon,
at the office of j. F. Yates at Corvallis. Benton
County. Oregon, within six months from the date
this notice.
Dated March 22nd, 1o07.
wv. HANDY,
ceased. 26
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-17
For Chief Of Police.

I hereby announce myself a. q candi-
date for the Office of Chief of Police O
Corvallis. subject to the will of the 70
ters st the eeming election.
32 LINCOLN CHAMBERS