BENTONS ROLL
FURTHER CHASGES MADE IN OT-
DEHAULING THE COUNIY
' 'ASSESSMENTS.
Some Assessments Cancelled. Some
Raised, Some Lowered xand
- Other Changes Several
Hundred Names In,
volved. " -
In Saturday's Times appeared a
statement of certain changes made
in the asseosment of Benton county
Below is a continuation of the
court's order:" ' -
It is further ordered that the as
sessment of the following named
tairnavers be and the same are
hereby canceled on account of be
ing doubly assessed, towit:
'. - ' : ,-' . ' X AMOUNT.
Kate Hanson, S E of Sec 6 T 11 R 7 05 00
Gibson, M W, 160 acres dea on pg 81 vol 1 400 00
: George, Elzy, N W Sec 10 T 15 E C 100 00
Wilkinson, F, 146 a in cl 41 T 13 R 5 5S6 00
. Brown, J, 67 a des pg 163 vol 1 450 00
Ooncordia, L & T, Oo 315 a pg 163 vol 1 2450 09
t Eandsaker, Alma, N J of N E See 10 T 15
K 6 100 00
Will, R O, 20 a Sec 30 T 14 E 4 100 00
, 'Thompson, O T, NE Sec 4 T14 R 6 W 200 00
-Thompson, 0, of NEJ4 See 29T 12 B 7 50 CO
Davlsaon, W H, 5 a Sec 30 & Lot 7 Sec 31
T14R4 , 85 00
Eljiott, N H, 52 a cl 40 T 11 R 5 650 00
- ..iH S.Vint Rev Lots 3-4-5 4lk 2 135 00
Mills, S, 3M a Sec 3 T m a t
-Scnocker, C, 140 a See 34 T 11 R 7
Chandler, 0 C, NW of NE See 2 T 14 R 8
'George, Elzy, TO Sec 10 T 15 R 6
Horrls, J H, des pg 170 vol 2 -
Palmer, Lizzie " 170 "2
Spencer, E V, NW See.28 T 13 R 7
'Thompson, J E, SW of S E & EX of SB Sec
30 00
200 00
100 00-
200 0D
200 00
175 03
200 00
22T13R6 150 00
Worth. Wm. VV'A of N WK Sec 10 T 15 E 8100100
Wovldridge, B B. des pg 170 vol 2 200 00
Willis,eP, WKofWKofSec22T llR7 200 90
-Zahn, R A, BE Sec.21 T 18 R 8 , 200 CO
WMlafcer, J W, des pg 161 vol 1 IjO 00
Newton. W H, 117 a dea pg 28 vol 2 1,130 00
. . Assessments Cancelled,
It id furthered ordered that the
assessments of the following
named taxDavera be and the same
are hereby cancelled on account of
error, towit: .
vns, S Y, 320 a dea pg 138 vol 1
1400 00
120 00
600 00
lackwell, W L, 05 a Sec 4 T 13 R 6
S'hillips, E J, 17 a des pg 90 vol 1
tinder, S E, 13 a des pg 90 vol 1
Schlagel, H, SO a 36 " 2
Hill, P, 160 a Sec 36 T 14 R 7
Carter, J J, 165 a Sec 20 T 10 E 5
Friendly, Max. 67 66-109 a des pg 76 vol 2
225 00
150 00
200 00
: 00 00
150 00
340 00
Wiles, W T, 100 a not in Benton Co
Brown, W A & G W Sec 10 T 11 R 7
-Simpson, 8 E Lo- 6 & 6blk 17 Co Add
1100 00
10C0 00
'It is ordered that the following
named taxpayers be, and they are
hereby assessed with property: set
opposite their respective names,
-and owned by them March 1st,
1902 but now belonging to' other
persons, towit: ....
Amount.
,ead; F M, 319 a des pg 41 vol i . . 1595 00
- Decker. FB, 95 a Sec 4 T 13 R 6 120 00
Hawley, A A, 17 a des pg 90 vcl 1 600 00
Rainwater, Lucy, 13 a dea pg 85 Vol 1 . ' 225 00
"The As't B & T Co SWi of N W. NWJiof NE
K.S6C19T12R6 150 00
.-Smith, J C, 160 a Sec 20 T 10 R5 200 00
Valuations Lowered. ..
"It is further ordered that the
' assessments of the following nam
d persons, taxpayers, . be lowered
to correspond with adjoining . pro
perty of like character towit:
7 ; Amount Reduced
- Chambers, I1 J reduction of acreage pg
voll -.v 30000
CooperC S des pg7 qoll .' , ' 125 00
Hill J L . " 14 " 1 ' ' ' 300 00
HlllM P. " . 79 vol 1 x : :, 190 00
McBee Jos 313 a assessed to J P McBee . f880 Oi
Chapman. E A, Lots 8 9-10-11 12 blk
Wllk Add - - 25 0
Beal Perry, Blk 5 Jobs Add " - . ..60 00
-Hawver, Wm Blk 4 ' 60 00
t . rt . y4k viir e r n rt nnA no
Benz, Louisa, Lot 3 blk 2 , " 103 00
-Smith, II F Lot 10 blk 1T " 50 00
Bier, John, Lots 8 & 9 blk 17 " r 100 00
- Knight, Manuel, Lot 12 bik 16 O T Cor 50 00
Whitney L A L ot 8 blk 20 Co Add ' 60 00
Beekwith.O, Lot2blk8Dix Add - 50 00
n;iar& u u ijoi z oik l auu . zu w
TJ .. T .1 ... Tma nn In, lO Kllr Q f m
AJCftlllULU AJUUO XiUjfD UU AWI 1. VIA J i -
Cor 150 00
- Montgomery Pear,l, Lot 4 blk 3 Co Add .. 50 00
' . : r' Assessments Raised
-It i3 further ordered that the
-assessments of the following nam-
-ed persons, taxpayers, be and the
same are hereby raised to corres
pond with the adjoining property
-of like character towit: .
. V Amount Raised
, Metschan, P Lots 2-3-4&5 N M of N w .
Sec 29 & Lots 1&8 Sec 30 T 11 R 4 . 1090 00
- Groves Wm Lot 6 blk 22 O T Cor 59 00
-Olark F G, Imp Lot 12 blk 1 Dix Add 200 00
Woodcock, M S, Lots 1 to 14 Nicholas Add 220 00
Kline, Pauline Lota 3-4-9& i0 block 21 Ca .
Add . "' T V 100 00 J
Irvine G a, Lots 3-4-9A 10 Block 18Co Add j
' '"' ' ' 2 .: 100 00
-uameron j Mtot vi Block 20 Co Add as oo
Fischer Aug Lot 7 & 8 Blk 18 M & W Add 20 00
Wood 8 M Lot 9 & 10 blk 19 M & N Add V 20 00
Whitehorn Thos, Lots 5 & 6 Blk 4 Oo Add 100 00
Yates. Lucy CImp Hadly place) pg 160 vol 2 60060
Locke A E (Imp Hadley place) pg 109 vol 2 350 00
Locke A E blk 33 Jobs Add Oor . , . . 150 00
Barnum Lodge Lot 11 blk 3 O T Cor r . 250 00
. '-- 12 " " "' 50 00
-Jones, T A, Lots 4-5-6-7 & 8 blk 19 Co add 300 00
Whitby M J Lots 1-3-3-10-1112 blk 8 Wilks
Add . - - 30 00
Whitby M J Fraet lota 1-2-3& 4 blk D
Wilks Add , .
Whitby M J, Lots 7 & 8 f rac 11&12 blk A
25 00
nii&s auu - ') .
EgUn Thos Est Lots 7 Ss8 blk lO O T Cor '
Br j son E8,J lnt Lots 3-4-9-10& 11 Jobs
Add
'45 00
100 00
25 00
Bryson E 8 Jint Lots 1-4-9-10&11 blk 13
Job's Add , : 23 00
Wilklns Mary A talk 26 Jobs Add Blk 13 60 00
.. Tjjts 5-6-7-849 JoDsAdd 25 00
Montgomery Pearl, Imp Lot 4 bik 8 Co add 200 00
Moses V P Lot 12 blk 8 15 00
Watters V E blk 15 DIx 2nd Add - 40 00
Smith John, Lots 1-2-11-&-12 blk 16 Co Add 200 00
Irwin Louisa, blk 39 M & W add 175 00
Blckard. John. Lots 4-5 6 blk 2 O T Cor - 100 00
Additional Assessments
It is further ordered that the
following named persons, taxpay
ers. bs and they are hereby as
sessed jvith the property set oppo
site their respective names which
did not appear on the tax rolls for
said year 1902, towit: '"
Amount Assessed
Maxfield, W 26 a des pg 15 vol 1 . .40 OO
Buy ne Geo, 26 a des pg 34 vol 1 40 00
JacksonO E 8 NW J4 Sec 15 T 11 R 7 ' 60 00
Jackson I H Lot 5 sec 15 )
'' ' Lot 1 Sec 23 ) -
Pitmann H S NE of NW 6 NW of NE Sec -
. 36 Til R 7 100 0 0
Logsdon,FRE3tSWof NWSec9TllR6 60 00
WUliams, J E, SE of NW Sec 18 T 10 R 5 50 00
Wiles, John, 125 acres des page 68 vol 1 . 1000 00
Bengen, Annie, KH ot NE Sec 11 T 13 R 5 100 00
Irwin. Louisa, 65 acres des pg 114 vol 1 275 00
Komp. Kasper Heirs, Lot 1-2-3&4 Sec 26 X ; -
13R5ex280a 60 08
Rainwater, Lucy, NJ of NE & Lot 7 Sec 2
T11R 4 - 800 00
McBee' J P, 160 a in F P Newton cl T 12 l .
R4 ' 1600 00
McBee, I P, 620 a des pgs 119 to 119 vol 1 3720 00
McBee Ellz Heirs, 10 a des pgl20 vol 1 ' 30 00
Morris B W Lot 4 Sec 16 T 13 R 6 -' 105 00
Rlchaid JSWotSW-Wof SWSeo36 8a .
des pg 125 vol 1 : 385 00
Buckingham H C Esi, Lot 1 Sec 9 T 14 R 6 55 00
Fullingion A V Lot 9 & tract in Sec 6 T 15
K5 50 00
Humphrey G W des p3 141 vol 1 - , 100 00
Walteis J W & F C, 20 a des pgr 160 vol 2 100 00
Close C M, Lots 1&2 Sec 22 Lot J Sec 21 - ,
Lot 5 & SEJof SWJ4 Sec 15 T 14 R 5 1100 00
Roikwell A P, 150 a des pg 17 vol 1 1050 00
Starr C B & Mary, 52 a des pg 181 vol 1 ' ' v 210 00
RubleDEKotSJcl37T13R 7 . . . 120 00
Bennett A 50 a des pg 5 vol 2 250 Oo
Gellatlr. I. ioo a dea Pj 14 vol : 2 - 600 00
- . - . 1
McLain S 67 a des pg 27 vol 2 455 00
Bicknell S H & W SE of SW Sec ' :
4 T li R 5 - : 50 00
S3ckett F B 57 a des pg 76 vol 2 i5o-oo
Hurlburt R A 207' a dea pg53vol 2 I65o
Groves Wm 1-3 of 27 acres inHorn--
ing cl T 11 R 5 - 135 o
Howell E M & T C (430 a as des
cribed - . 1100 00
Johnson Mrs A 50 a pgs o,8&99
vol 2 . -20000
Rickard John, 184 a pgs I27& 128
vol 2 " : 1565 00
Ryder Alice, Lot 1 Sec 31 X 13 R7 "o 00
Stahlbuscb J & H 69 a pg 133 vol
.. - 2 ,; . . ' 550 OO
Smith Anne, 381 a pg 135 vol 2 3045 00
Smith John, 107 a (as described) 1097 00
Vineyard Mrs N H despg 145 V0I2 265 00
Henn Aug 10 a '(as dercribed) 100 00
Kropp Casper 30 - . " " 500 00
Hogue C C, 9 22'io& ' 75 00
Barclay Wm heirs 43 14-100 a " 55 00
Kline S.L 120 a as des pg 184 vol
2 -Taylor
J C, 35 a as des pg 184
1500 00
-
vol 2 , 800 00
Brandeberry J N 5 a as1 des pg 185
vol 2 3 00
Coote Geo & E P Pernot 8 29-100
aas dea . 800 00
Goodchild Jno 86 a as des . 3 50 00'
Cooper Minnie 13 40 a 600 00
Brown K F, 60 ' " , 900 00
Graham M F as desctibed
Howrrd A 160, a in Sec 26 S14 RJ 800 00
Allen Lincoln, 170 a cl 36 Tio R61000 00
Ellsworth, B F Lots 1&2 SWX
Sec 9 - 700 00
Walker A,NW X of Sec 4 T 13 R7 200 00
Stan turf J H Lot I Sec 3 T if R6 75 00
Dunniway Lumber Co 20 acres
(as des) . - 25 00
Ward. J D, 40 a Sec 34.T.14 R 6 W,25o 00
Fisher Henry 1-8 int cl 48 T 14
R6 . 125 00
Fhillipa Nanay 1-8 int cl 48" A 14
R 6 V I25 00
Larson Mrs j Lot 1 Sec 2 T 15 R 6 60 00
Moore & Vanderpool SW of SW
Sec 33 T 10 R 7 5 00
Blackman C F SE Sec 14 T 14 R7 480 00
McWhinnie M SW of NW Sec 16
T 12 R 7 50 OO
WyattJ R532 a Sec n 1 10 E 6 125 00
Smith WJ48 acl 71 t 10 R 4 190 00
Halhday Ester. W4 of NW Sec
. 13 T nNR 6 10000
Baldwin Wallace 80 a des Sec 13 T
11 K 6 ' 100 00
O & C R E Co Lot 7 Sec 10R4 18 00
"' " (Jasper Rickard) 40 a '";
- as des - So 00
O & C RR Co (A B Minton) 40 a
as des -80 00
O & C RR NE or NE Sec 6 T 14
R 8 '50 00
O C & RR NE ef NE Sec 9 t 15 '
R 8 - 4 - 50 bo
Wyatt Wm 1002 a as des 4610 00
Barnard A D S4 cl 45 1 11 R 6 .200 06
MaxSeld C S W of N E & Lot -1
Sec 23 t 10 R 6 ' j- 150 00
Kline Piialine Sj Lot 5 blk 0
O T Cor 300 00
Mason J Lot 5 blk' 17 O T Cor ; - i5o 00
EriuksonC. E lot 12 S'A 11 Wilks
add : -- ; ; . , . 35 00
Wyatt M O lotsj& 12 & Syi of 2
& 11 blk 6 Wilks Adk Coa 420 00
Campeil Iwancy lots 1 & 2 blk 17
" Wilka add Cor - . . . 4 00
McCalman A W , of SE Sec 8 -
T 11 r 5 1 t'" v - 100 00
Miller Annie lot 1 blk 23 Joba -
Add Cor , 220 00
Abstract, of Title Conveyancing
Attorney-At-Law
Practice irj all the courts. Notary Public
Office in Burnett Brick. .. ,
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LAYING GABLE NOW
HONOLULU AND UNITED STATES
WILL EXCHANGE CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS "
Sending Message Now. From Mid
Ocean -7 Jeffries Couldn't
Knock a Miner but in Four
, Rounds Emerson Col-
" . lege and N E Conser . "
' ' vatory Allied
San Francisco, Dsc- 19. The
first link of the great Ocean cable
which is to connect the United
States with Hawaii has been laid,
and the cable sbip Silverton is pro
ceeding so rapidly with the work
that it would not at all be surpri
sing if Christmas greetings from
Governor Dole, of Hawaii, to Presi
dent RooseveltZare sent over the
cable from Honolulu on Christmas
day.
At noon today Io54 knots of cable
had been reeled off from the hold of
the Silverton, to rest on the" bottom
of old ocean, in . 13o hours after
leaving San Francisco, and this in
spite of a very severe storm, which
retarded the work. If a slightly
better ratio is maintained during
the next hve days, with no storm
or accident to interfere, it is reason'
able to expect that communication
with Honolulu will be had on
Christmas day. ; 4
The Associated Press reporter on
board t.he Silverton filed the follow
ing message from the vessel at noon
today: ; - -
"Latitude 3o:18 north, longitude
139:38 west. The total amount of
cable laid up to neon today, which
includes the first section, the lay
ing of which was ; completed last
night at 8 o'clock, was 1054. knots,
The weather is fine.";
Butte, Mont., Dec. 20. Cham
pion James J Jeffries tonight lost a
decision in a. four-round contest
with Jack Munroe after four rounds
of the fiercest fighting Butte has
seen for some years. . At one time
the champion went to his kneesK
and a Knock out looked possible.
j ennes'- manager naa posted a
forfeit of $25o for any one to stand
against Jeffries - for four rounds,
and Munroe accepted the challenge.
At the end of - the fourth round
Munroe was still ready to fight.
N Munroe is amateur champion
of the Pacific Coast. Fitzsimmons
has posted a forfeit of $500 to put
Munroe out In four rounds.
Seldom has such a scene of -en
thusiasm " followed. The balcony
and gallery were jammed, and men
rose in their seats and cheered for
Munroe.
The champion Was dissapointed
over his failure to put Munroe out,
He did his very best to deliver
knoch-out, bu t . t neiutta man was
not to be disposed of. He was game
t the core and argued every inch
with Jeffries. Munroe repeatedly
sent bis straight left to the champi
on's face and marred it considera
bly. Munroe blocked many vio
icus uppercute. ine xsutte man
displayed unexpected - cleverness
and although he went down several
times, it was more through Jefferies
great weight than the punishment
inflicted. - ; ' .
In the mix up Jeffries did not
overlook an oppoitunity to rough it
but before the third round was
reached the Fmile bad dissappear
ed from Jtffi ies face, and he went
in with a determination to do his
man up. Each time Munroe went
to his knees he tcok the count, a&d
met all othe b'& fellows rushes. It
was a fine exhibition and the crowd
was well, pleased.
A little blood was . spilled from
Munroe's nose while ; Jefferies was
puffing freely. Munroe was also
puffing f-eply. : ' - -
Munroe is a miner, and has lived
here two years. He holds the am
taeur cham-pionship of California.
Boston, Dec 21. Alliance of the
New England Conservatory of mu
sic and the Emerson College of
Oratory as announced is of import
ance in the educational world. Such
alliance, however, has just been
completed and is of the utmost sig
nificance to students of music, dra
matic, art, oratory and literary in
terpretations. -The conservatory
the largest and most influential
school of music in America, and the
iimerson Uollege equally represen
tative as a great school of oratory
and literary interpretation, will
henceforth act in'cooperation in the
establishment of a great art center
in this city. T- After several weeks of
negotiation, the governing boards of
the two institutions have taken
final action, and thU union has
been formed which, while greatly
strengthening the work of the two
schools and offering opportunitiss
never before presented, leaves 'each
institution independent in its man
agement and control of ite affaiisas
well as financially independent of
the other. The schools are not am
algamated, for in this important
combination of interest the name,
identity and integrity of the two
schools are to be rigidly preserved
in the future as ia the past. The
two independent organizations will
merely work hand-in-hand in edu
cation, uniting in the interchange
of common advantages, and coop
erating in securing the best results.
Washington, Dec. 19. The bill
of the Boston Steamship Company
to transport government business
between Seattle and Tacoma, and
the Philippines, was yesterday fin-
ally accepted by Secretary of War
Root. " : '
' President Wineon, of the Com"
pany, withdrew the stipulation that
it was to have three-fourths of all
the government business. His
company will only get such busi
ness as is sent from Puget sound.
f All business of the government
originating m the territory tribu
tary to Portland will be shiDned
from "this7 port on vessels specially
cnartered. .
The government will continue to
operate transports from San Fran
Cisco, and, 11 n decides to sell or
lease them, will give an opportuni
ty to bid on contracts for business
done in that port. .
secretary Koolwill aefc' congress
to allow him to make ; transport
contracts for a longer term than one
year. ' : .- ." . '" ';';
t Washington Deo. 20. All ; the
allies have agreed to negotiate with
Minister Bowen a settlement of their
claims against Venezuela, butceach
attaches conditions, which will take
time to dispose of before arbitaation
can begin. V v ; ; -
It is possible that a reference to
the Hague tribunal will result. .
The United States government
thinks, the demand for a guarantee
needless, but may help to Bee a re it
from private parties. -,
The number of claimants against
Venezuela is growing. France de
mands equal treatment for her re
cent claims: Spain and Belgium
have put in claims; now Holland
has made a demand, sent a war
ship to La Guayra and recalled her
minister. - ;
Formal notice has been given by
the British admiral that the block
ade will begin at midnight tonight,
but days of grace are allowed ves
sels which sailed before that time
from other ports.
Venezuela has published the dis-
pa'ch which her foreign minister
sent in reply to Germany's ultima-1
turn. -
Some people in Caracas bewail
that, after raising an army of 43,
000 men, Castro Bhould not have
stiuck a blow.
The rebels 10,000 strong, are ad
vancing on Caracas.
Admiral . Dewey has sent the
cruiser Albany to La Guayra, car
rying a naval omcer to help Minis
ter Bowen, who now-cares for the
interests of four nations besides the
United States.
HIS NOSE BROKEN.
He Played one too Many Games of Foot-
nan utner miiomatii News.
The Philomath . business ' houses
report a good holiday trade.
There will be a Christmas tree at
each of the churches on Christmas
eve.-.: - v-sv -: .
RoyBethers is the 'possessor of a
broken nose, the result of a practice
game of foot ball. . ;
Both colleges have had interest
ing rhetorical and musical - enter
tainments the past week. . v
Mr Gregory whof" recently sold
his residence property to Mr Chand
ler has moved to Springfield. '
The funeral of Cecile Bethers oc
curred at Philomath last . Sunday.
She was the daughter of Mr. Geo.
Bethers of Toledo. Cecile was a
bright, happy child.. During her
short life of eleven- years she had
heard no sound, having besn born
deaf and dumb. At the .time
she was attending the school for the
deaf at Salem where she was a
general favorite with teachers and
pnpus. She was taken home about
two weeks ago and died Friday
Dec 19. She is no longer deaf and
dumb but is "Singina With the
Angels." Rev Moore of Corvallis
preached. the fuoeral sermon. .
Administrator's Sale of Real, Property.
In the matter ol the estate of T P Waggoner
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that under and pur
suant to an order ot sale made by the County
Court ol the State ot Oregon for Benton County,
on the 5th day of December, 1902, in the above
entitled -matter, the undersigned as adminis
trator ot the taid estate of T P Waggoner, deceas
ed, will from and after the 6th day- of January,
1903 -procoed to sell at private sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash in hand, all of the following
described real property towit: - ,
Tie donation land claim of Jesse Hawiey sit
uated tn Sections 19 and 30 In Township 14 south
Range 5 W, being claim No 51, notification No
2491, containing 321.70 acres in 'Benioo County,
State of Oregon. ,
- Said sale is to be made for the purpose of pay
ing claims against said estate and charges and
expenses of admistration. k . . .
Dated this December 6, K02,
- - M. M. WALTZ, -
" Administrator of the estate of T ; P, Waggoner
deceased. .... V
for Infants
The Kind You Have Always Bought lia borne thTJsrna- j
tore of Chas. II. Fletcher, and hu heen made uwler hi
- personal supervision for over 30 year. Allow no one
to deceive you in this. Counterfeit, Imitation and
Just-as-good" are but Experiments, and endanger the
- health of Children Experience against Experiment.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
xetxa me
In Use For
TMt eiiiTim ecrnwiT,
me Do Hot Etoe
to as high a standard as our desire would promote
' ; us. but see that you make no mistake -in
the house thafr-keeps the hig- 1
' . . .est standard of Grocer- -
: , ., ies that Is the ' . ' ;
' place to . ' - '
' BUY " ;. V
Fresb Fruits, Fresb Uesetables
fresh everything to be had in the market. We
1 run our delivery wagon and our aim is
; to keep what you want and to
please. Call and see
, B Borning
Car EAT1
ORGANS
HE Cramers Organ Factory
offers a discount of io percent
on all Organs sold for cash between
now and January ist, 1903.
A fine lot of piano case and cot
tage organs on hand.
.iA guarantee for 10 years with
each organ.
Organs also sold on easy terms.
Send direct to your manufactory
and save the - ":.
Middle Man's Profit.
Our organs are cheaper and bet
ter made to stand this climate than
any eastern organ. ;
Have had 14 years' experience in
the business, and can guarantee you
enough better organ, than you can
buy elsewhere, for the money, and
pay freight and expenses of all
middle men. - - -
Now . you have a manufactory
within your reach, why not patron
ize home industry? ?
The manufacturing business is
the life ot your state. --
We have made these .organs on
the coast for three years, and they
meet the approval of the best musi
cians and are all giving the best of
satisfaction, j. ; ,-:- '
Our business is increasing rapid
ly. Call on or address us for an
oagan for a Christmas present."
Cramers Organ Factory
- Corvallis, Oregon. .;
and Children
signature 01
Over 30 Years.
tt mupt tiieit, New tork city. '
Co
Professional.
J. P. Huffman
Architect
Offlje
ia
5
Zlerolt
Building. Hour
CrviUt3 Orego
E. B. Bryson,
Attorney-At-Law.
POSTOFFICE BUILDING-
E. BENNETT.
Physician & Surgeon.
At Hotel Monroe every Saturday
afternoon from 1 to 7 p. m:
BkIXEFOTJOTAIS
OREGON
L. G. ALTAIAN, M. D
Homeopathist
Office cor 3rd and Monroe sts. Besi-
dence cor
3rd and Harrison sts.
Hours 10 to 12 A. M. 2 to 4
to 8 P. M. Sundays 9 to 10
Phone residence 315.
and 7
A, M.
- DR. W.,H- HOLT.
. . DR- MAUD HOLT.
. Osteopathic Physicians
Office on South Main St. Consul
tation and examinations free.
Office hours: 1 8:3o to 11:45 a. m
1 to 5:45 p. m. Phone 235.
G. R. FARRA,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON St OBSTETICIAX
Residence In front of court house facing 3rd
st Office hours 8to9a.rn.lto2 and 7 to 8!
CORVALLIS
OREOO
DR. C. H. NEWTH,
Physician & Surgeon
; Philomath, Oregon.
E. Holgate
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE :
Stenography and typewriting done.
Office in Burnett brick Corvallis, Oreg
W. T. ROWLEY M. D.
Homeopathic Physician,
Surgeon and oculist v
Office Rooms 1 -2 Bank Bldg. .
Residence on 3rd Et -between.
Jackson & Monroe, Corvallis, Or. .
-. '- Resident Plume 311 -
Office hours 10 to 12 a m. 2 to 1 and T to7;30 p n