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affairs are members of the church triumphant.
They are singing the Redeemer's praise in
"Beulah Land"
20, for tho death of those
Who slumber in the Lord
o, be like theirs my last repose,
Like theirs my last reward y
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The School Children.

Children troop along the street
On the bright September morning,
unbeams smiling faces meet;
Laughter flies on breezes feet
From the cheeks of health's adjoining
Happy girls and boys are they,
Joy inviting. sorrow spurning
Let them. while they may, be gay,
Life's not all a holiday
Bread comes not without the earning
Columbus tO.) Dispatc
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Thomas to O'Donovan.
Pittsburg Dispatch
Mr.. Hendricks stands up nobly and says to
Rosa, My dear old boy, we are brothers; let US
embrace.
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THE WEEKLY INDIANA STATE JOURNAL,
Is the best Weekly in Indiana for the farmers
and country readers All the best features Of
the Daily and Sunday Journal are transferred
to its columns, and it has, specially prepared
by a competent editor, review of the news Of
the week, and a complete Farm and House
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Using for any of the issues Of the Journal.
address JNO. C. NEW & SON,
Publishers The Journal,
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MONEY ON FARM AND CITY PROPERTY IN
WI sums of So, 600 and at per cent JNO.
@. BRUSH, 1 Cddfellows' Block.
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FOR RENT.

L,OR RENT-37 CENTRAL AVE. DWELLING
Il rooms, good repair; "a Christian ave-, rooms.
J. G. YOHN.
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VNO LOAN-SPECLAL FUNDS-ON GOOD MORT
i gage security, al low interest. Cali soon. ALEX
METZGER, Agent.
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THE SUNDAY JOURNAL

Is "a twelve-page paper, and is sold in every
town and city of the State of Indiana and sur
rounding territory. The price of the paper is
FIVE CENTS. The columns Of the SUN
DAY JOURNAL are full of the best litera
ture of the day, from the leading writer's of
the world. All of the best writers of Indiana
contribute to It's columns. We have also ar
ranged for the Sunday Journal for series Of
original stories from the pens Of the most
noted writer's in the world We have already
printed stories written by 'Ouida," William
Black, Mrs. Olphant, Joseph Hatton and Miss
M. b. Braddon. We are now printing series
of stories comprising the last manuscripts Of
the late Hugh Conway. This feature will con-
tinue in the SUNDAY JOURNAL through
out the year 1885.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER,
Nl est. j. w. WILLIAMS & CO., 3 and Vnton
Rlock
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WANTED-SITUAT ON.

lNTENOGRAPHER--CANO OPERATE CALIGRAPH.
- Address MISS RAY, 1876 South Market street,
Springfield. Ohio.
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Il DAMS NEGOTIATED ON IMPROVED FARM
Il 4 and city property in Indiana and Ohio JOS A
MOORE 40 East Washington street
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Take NOtice.

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constitute square
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ransieut Advertising payment must b. made in ad
ance-
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No ms srtel Tor less Than - cents.
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ompanied bv extended remark. CENTS per line ".
a charged Resolutions Of coincidence, cents =
ne Gard of thanks, 10 cents per line.
We shall be Obliged to any person who will furn's
vita anyinformation OF local interest
No notice can !, tt'l,, of lorF no1s comm un c.
sl0ns Whatever is intended for publicut
must be authenticated by tle ma ne and address
the writer not necessary for puocLtl''n, put as {;
guarantee of good faith.
We do not hold ourselves responsible for any view.
opinions evDressed in the CO nlnunicatons OF oui
rresponuents
Bya decision of the Post.oice Department all per
son, r.c. ylns taxing papers fr IN the postoiice-
even when addressed to them-become Responsible
or the subscription piice.
Advertisements, notices and communications in
end Il or tbs p.r should be handed IN a. early a.
wednesday morning, tn insure their publication.
Subscribers nos re. ,iv;ly their paper regularly vii
n-f,rl favor by giving notice OF the SAME at this
flee
Subscribers will Delr in nj nc tint subs cripton
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GUARDIANS SALE.

Notice is hereby given by tue undersigned that
pursuant to and IN accordance with order Of the
County Co'rt of the jttte OF Oregon for Benton
County made and entered on the 10th ca! Of Sep
tember 1855 will the 10th day of November 1885,
at the honr of o'clock F. NJ o said day in front OF
the Court House door in said county, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand the
following describe real estate. Belonging to Emma
Shipley, Lena f. Shiiley. Charlotte Z. Siipley
md Elm C. Shipley, minor heirs of John L. SIMPLIFY
ceased, towit: The undivided ont half Oh ! 1t mum
bered eighty eight, (sS)in block numb red nineteen
C9) in the city of Philonath in Benton county Or
,gon Also the following to wit An undivided one
ourth part OF the original donation land claim of H.
=, Harock AM Lucri.iS Hallock his wife, it being
claim numbered tfty ana. t5J) notification nu nber-
ed 62G3, in sections foIr(D AM nine, (O in Township
eleven south OF rang, six w,st Of Willamette
Meridian in Benton Coui ty, State of Oregon.
JACOB HENKlE,
Guardian of the minor heirs of John L. Sh pley,
deceased.
Dated tnis l4th day Ct October, 1885.
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Philo-uath Items.

PHILoNATH, Nov. 3rl, 1855.
We are having the nr,t heavy rim of the
season. Tie people of our ltt city are
glad to see the rain fall, as more than one
bali the wells are dry, thing never kn"wL
here lefore, some new wells are being dug.
and obi ones dug deeper tn 1t in the fl
ture we shall be in better condition as tt
water.
The new parsnna54 being built by the U
b. Church fer a n,,,n. for our minister is
nearing completion, anl will b. ready t,I
occupancy.
1t is announced thlt Jane E. Weeder, re
Gently from Ohio vii. lecture in the College
Ch pei tonight, Nov Bril-, on temperance.
Ii the Storm king il not too wi size viii
have good house.
Well our town Prohibit III Third Party
Temperance paper Is about t" wink out, a%
we learn the last issue will he ont this week,
the allie. ell cause being that joint stock
company are st;ltin@a paper at Salem, that
takes the same policy l'".iticaily. Friends
sa, both can't live.
OBSERVER
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Murder at Albany.

Dispatches received here vest erday morn
ing from Albany announce meager particu
lars of a murder in Albany, wherein Cas-.
Campbell, of that place, met his death at
rhe hands of w w. Saunders. of this place
formerly editor of the Benton Leader. Saun
ders left Corvallis Tuesday for Albany, in
forming a friend that he had just heard from
Albany and that he hal s"methin to at
tend to there. Wednesday evening about
7:4O o'clock he met Campbell walking OIL
the street with Miss Matte Allison, when
Saunders shot Campbell. the shot taking ef
feet and his victim fell from the sidewalk
when Saunders shot the second time, bu
without effect. Campbell died the mex
morning at o'clock from the effect of the
shot. The assault was entirely without
provocatlon, the dispatches so state Saun
ders was arrested few minutes after, anc
at the time of going to press, his pre- eimina
ry examination was not couc'uled. II il
reported that Saun lels was to be. married
in few weeks to a sister of the young lad.
with whom Campb.ll was walking at thr
time of the shco iIg.
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Clara FolJZ.

We are pleased 10 state thlt negotiations
are pen ling to hear this distinguished C,,i
fornia Lady Lawyer AMI Dramatic Orator
give one of her famous Dram ltIc representa-.
tions the life and character VI Co. E. D.
Baker in this city at the city hall, ON next
Monday or Tuesday evening. Clara F"ltz
is known i'll California as one ,f the most
brilliant lawyers and has the reputation As
being one of the most sch ltrly and Gle ant
orators in America. We bespeak for thi
fair talented lady crowded house, should
she appear here. The following notice was
taken from the s. F. Post in reference to
her appearance in San Francisco:
"Having good voice, engaging manner
and dressing with excellent taste, display
ing constant evidence of strict and careful
parental training, and wearing Always Il {
jewel of true womauhood, she has become
q great favorite."
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The Musical Entertainment.

The m Isical entertainment given at the
City Hall for the benefit of the Congrega-
tional church last Monday evening was a
success, financially aud otherwise. Part
first of the programme consisted of music
by the Cornet Band; Quartette by Mesdames
Addition and Lay ton, and Messrs. Bell and
Bennett; Instrumental solo hy Miss Ida
Burnett; Recitation by Mis- Addie Kelly,
'.The Clansnlan's Reveng )" which was well
selected and admirably rendered. A solo
by Mrs. Jennie Lee: an instrH mental solo
by Miss Inez st. C.air, i'll which she exhih-
itel rare musical talent. The duett 10y
Mesdalnes Arno d and Layton, memories
of the past" was well rendered aud highly
t &c, rcd. The closing scene of part first
WAS statuary, rel'res nting m"sic, painting,
DRAMA and erpsich"re, was w"rthy of par
ricu.ar mention. Part sec"n! Col sisted "f a
quartette 10y Mestlam, s Ad.IltI"n mad Lay
ton and Messrs. Bell and Bnnet. The
loom hrigale by seventeen young ia'lies of
Curvalhs, with Miss Bertha Neugass AS
captain, was one of the most pleasing fes-
lures OF the entertainment, a1t was repeat-
led.y encured, when it was Produced the
second time. C"nslde,ing the i..ct that the
DUNG lalies had only a little more than IL
" eek's drill on this performance, it evident
y reflects much cre,irt on the performers and
their pr mEters. Their jaunty uniform and
execution of military tactics was admirable
Solo by Mrs. B L. Arnol.l; Ins rnmental
s 10 by NJ. Emma SJannus; Solo, ''Waltz
SON." by Mrs. A. L. Layton was highly
encnrel when she reappeared nd sArg the
cd fami lar s"ng, kathle.n M">"nrneer,
much t., the satisfaction "f The audience.
The qnarte;te, Rock dat ship" was al o en-
C red. The c'slns s,a'na', s,ene, the
scuiptor's studio was very fine. The succt ss
of thesnt. rt,inm:nt is lac L, the un ming
energy Of Mrs. a. L. Layton and co-wolk-
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Resolutions.

At the list lecture given by Mr.. Flank
Allmhaush III this city, the following res
ulutiuns were adopted.
WHEREAS Uncle Frank Alumbaush ha,
been lahoring with us for the past egh
DAYS and is now alb ut to leave us.
ResoiUed Th,t we extend to him vot.
of thanks i'll appreciation "f the earnest la
h"r he has perfermed among us.
Resoired That we recommend him as ali
able, earnest and fearless advocate of tenn
p rance and prohibition.
Resofued. That Il copy of theae reso!u
tiuns lie furnished to hin anil our city pa
pers for public atom.
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A War-i e.

Since the Oregon Pacific Railroad compa.
ny have constructed their track to the ware
houses on the rise-, it has become custoul
with the boys of the town to jump onto
trains while in motion and ride on he fl
and box cars to and from the depot. This
is very dangerous practice, and if indulged
in will surely result in serious if not fatal
accident. Over the track between the de-
pot and the river there is telephone wiie
which is at the right height to break mans
neck while standing TN t"p of box car,
and is considered very dangerous trip.
even to the train men, and much more so tt
boys who are ever on tie alert fer ride on
passing train. The city council should
pass an ordinance making this foolish prac
lice fineable offense.
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OREGON Fruit ComplimenssS.

The editor of the Silver City, Idaho,
Avalanche pays the following meritel con.-
piment to Oregon app'es: ''E'er since we
were boy we heard about the big red APP
pies of Oregon and the pretty girs with
'.web feet" bnt it has not been our good
luck to behold (nuch less eat) the former
until Thursday. VIII N E. H. Moore invited
us to Inspect box which he hal just open
ed, out of one hunlre,l that he h I'll just re-
ceived from Portland, and as he did so, he
remarked to us: No Bci'e City w"rln-eaten
apples about these. All are good sol d,
firm apples, which one can eat without li+-
ing " Orm into, as ynu are almost certain
/" do i'll eating the B Use apples. As we
seemed to doubt the truth or his remarks,
he said: : ake box. and if you find one
,plle that is worm eaten, come and get all
other box We found none wur.. .e;lten,
but just rs repl esented." "
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OBSERVER.
Yaduina Bay Oysters.

A railroad man who is in Il position to
know is authority for the statement the
number of oysters being ;eived ill this city
from Yaquina bay by way of the Oregon
Pacific and O. L G. railroad company 5
roads is constantly increasing and it looks as
though quite an extensive trade i'll bivaive
was soon to he secure ny the people of the
bay. Saiemtes as, patroniz- the ne "
source Of supply having their oysters ship
ped to Derry "n the west side road and
transferred to the capital city by wagons.
The people of Yalulna buy will be glad,
after many Years OF wary i5ing, to ind
market tor their wares IL. .egram.
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An oYercoat Thief.

Last Friday morning guest at the Occ'
dental hotel left his overcoat in the office
room while he went up stairs for something.
On returning in a few minutes his overcoat,
which he had bought only the day previous,
was not to be found. Marshal Pygall was
Informed of the fact, and Saturday evening
he found the lost coat in Albany, in the l"rs.
session of j. J. Vanata, who was formerly a
u. s. deputy marshal at McMinnvile.
Monday morning V.nata WIS given a pre-
liminary examination i'll Justice Quivev's
court and was bound over in the sum of 500
bonds
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Passengers by the Yal1ina.

The steam~hip Ysqu'na sailed for S.n
Francisco last Tuesday with the following
passengers: B F Irvine AMI wie lwarl
Chan Her, Mrs EChandler al enid, JOS
Putnam, George S. Royce and wife, Dir
Livingstone. George H Watson, MIR PECK,
G " Williams. J ) Coles, . Ohlpm III, H
II Metler, " Cnhb, Michael Sweeney, 1
W7Cramer, Joseph Kelley, Otto K"ppo, An
A ife and child
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22-4a-5t
EXECUTORS SALE.
Re- advertisements. A

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
ecutors of the last will and testament of Joseph Ham
ilten late of Linn county, Oregon deceased will in
accordance with OF the provisions OF the will of
said deceased Saturday the 2lst day of hovembers5
hour OF o'coca il the afternoon of ssid day
the cnurt house door in the town OF Corvas, ,coun
ty Of and state of Ore. on offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder the following
described real property belonging to said estate:
Lots numbered one ~, two (2l three (3, ten Qe),
clever, Ql) and twelve { p in block numbered nine
(9) in the county addition to the original town Of
Marysville (now Corvas) in Benton county state of
Oregon Also lot numbered two (2) in block num-
b.red nine 9 in the original t"wn of Marysvile (now
Corvallis), in Benton county. state OF Oregon.
Six months credit will be given with approved
curity ii desired onehalf Of the purchase money
of sail property.
Dated Corvallis Oregon this 23d day Of Oct. 1885
CAROIINr. HAMILTON r..
GEORGE HENDERSON.
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Miss Grace Hawthorne.

This charming actress appearead before a
Corvallis audience in three performance
this week. Tuesday evening in the play
"Queena,," Wednesday afternoon in ''East
Lynne and Wednesday evening in '.rhe
New Camille" Her company was vel
selected one and gave general satisfaction
It is the universal ol inion that this is the
best theatrical troupe that ever played be
fore Corvallis audience
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Buy the Economy fruit 'rier at Woodc"ck
l. Baidwn's which uti!izes the heat ON a
common cook stove, and enables the drier
to work when meals are beinz prepared on
the same stove. The price of the Machine
complete is only twenty dollars and will en-
able fruit raisers to save the fruit heretofore
wasted, without expense.
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L. q. G. +. Election.

The following officers were elected by
Corvallis Lodge, 1. y. G. T., at thei' regu-
lar meet;n { Last .turday evening: w t,
]. q. Wilson; W V L. Mrs. w. B. Carter;
VS Rob.rt Wilson: w G, Mrs. o. r.
Addition; W FS, Henry Korthauer; w T,
c. G. H.,gue; P W { t, Ben. Job; W IG,
Miss Clara Blair; w G, Miss Nellie Blair;
Oreanist, Miss Nellie Wnlf.
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CanvaSSe

Two mr. three /. lies and u like number of
gentlemen who are experts in cnnvassins
and vino desire work nf that kind and who
can furnish reli lbie reference as To their
capability AMI reliability to attend carefully
and hnn,rnblv to work entrusted to them
can perhaps tinl some thing Of interest to
them hy calling ut this office.
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DIaslil5iOl Ioitce.

Not ce i, hereby 6 v II that h. partn h p
and john Glbin is this l,y by mutual con
sent dissolved, Mr.. Giblin retiring, and NJ.
A. Canaan succeeding the late firm, who will
pay all debts uf said firm. Accounts due
said firm may be paid to MIR. Gihiin or to
VI. A. Canaan. NJ. A. CANAAN,
JOHN GIBLIN.
Corvallis Or Nov. 9Th 1855.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Land Office at Oreg"n City, Oregon
nnt llsrh ISlS

Oct. 26th, 1885.
Notice is hereby gwen that the foowng-named
settler has FLED notice OF his intention to ake final
proof i'll support OF his claim, and that said proof
w,Ii be iLae before the Judge Clerk o. Denton
County at Corvallis, Oregon, SATURDAY, Dec. -.
1850, VIZ David Il Junkn. Preemnton d. s. No.
1914, the ). +. IA OF II. ". Ia s. w ia of N
f. IA, N. l.. IA Of $. w IL AMI N. W. ii sf S. E.
Ii vi Sc 49, T. l0 5. II. Nv.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
tnous residence upon, and cultivation Of said land,
viz Joseph Woods, Charles Mays, Morgan Savage
ami Jesse VI. Hufft ali OF SumlIit, Iienton County,
oregon.
l.. T. BARN,
22445t Register
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Notice.

T" the public. Take notice that I, J. NJ.
Hufft, on October 2Sth, 1855, gave my son
David Huff. Il minor his time, and hereby
reli.quish all right 70 claim his service or
wages or control over him. From aud
after this date will not he responsible Tor
his contracts or debts.
! NJ HUFFr
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The closing out sale at c. Fl. Whitney 8
j. attracting many buyers who ale atrI acted
by tne very low prlces--actual cost tor
goods. 1hIs Is genuine cl"slng out sale
and rs the stock Is u we! selectei one and
trst-class. the people should not fail to.im.
lrcye the opportunity.
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The State Normal school.
MoNMouTH, o., Nov. 8,

MONMOUTH, oR., NOV. d, 1000.
ED. GAzETTE:--It is very encouraging to
note the Increasing frieudliness and interest
of the Press, III our work at the Normal
School located at this place; among the corps
of friends in our work, we take great plea
sure i'll including you, and we have decided
that information i'll regard to our work, in
creasing attendance, and alsu few locals
from our city would be of interest to you
and your readers.
Your very humble servant having been
elected to furnish the required information.
h further offered if agreeable, tn try and
furnish the necessary matter every tw"
weeks, i'll time for publication during the
school year ii posslb..
/ Yours Very Truly,
VIM. j.. WORTH.
NORMAL NOTES.
! The Attendance at tie Ore on State Nor
NAL School, Monmouth Oregon, Ill all de.
partments, is about one hun re,! anrl ninety
students, and the attendance is increasing
at the rate Of six t" ten stud nts Per week.
students are atteHling school here from al
most every county III he state. We also
have students .r,'m Washington. I,laho and
Wyoming Territories. Last Monlay m"rr-
ture from Prof. Stevens, being taken from
his practical life experience as a la'orer,
miner, student and teacher Among the
visitors durin. the past week was Mrs.
Mr. Frank Muil,..r - M, Ea,I
and f. S, Lanhary; also lar,e numb, II of
str:,ll,trs, hu seemed to be interested i'll
our work. The size of uur classes have H.
creased so much during the present term,
make the pres mt faciii; les tor acc.'nin"d.t.
in. item with the proper recis alton seats,
much crowded. Miss M...ie Duu. hit, :
room is soon to he furnished will. new
desks. Among the students enrolled during
the week, two are fr,ni Wshin ton Te..
Mr. FRANK Pierce Of Wynmin Ter, late d
student nf this school has been employed t
teach the Dixie school.
LITERARY 50, IarIEs.
The students have and maintain four Lit
erary Societies. The Vespertlues. Uioiians
Hesplri and Webs -erians. fhe interest
in the society work is unusually great thi,
y>ar.
| DEPARTMENT.
The cnnluct of the stu Tents has beer
above reir".ch This term, which speaks Wei
for tn m and til institution.
CITY LOCALS
Dr.. Waterhouse, postmaster, Is doing thu
tiuisiilu. work on his new hulldimg on Main
St., which he is 70 furnish v it'll y large stocl
of grOctrIcS soon.
We are To have 4 furniture store.
Next TAursd y eve.ling Ira F. NJ. Butte
and wife WI receive ther friends at thei
home, on the tiftieth anniversary of 1heil
marriage.
We are glad to hear that Miss McFadd n
teacher If Painting and Drawing i'll th'
Normal School, is rapidly recovering from
hei recent illness
Singing at church next Saturday evening
Fout bah is the rage, sore Ii lbs the
sequence W. L. W.
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Cloth-ag. Clothing. Clothing.

The b"st assortment AMI finest goods for
neu, youths and bays ever brought to Cor
t,llis. at prices that will satisfy you If you
vii. call, See our 81 c..ss Snt. worth SIS.
S. L KLINE
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NOTICE lF F. AL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter of the estate
Elizabeth Coye, deceased.
Notice is ere sve that 1. W. J. Kelly execu
to of tie esate & kliz. til eye d, ceased, have
led my final C ,unt said e .cutor in h, County
Court o. .e stat; oi Oregon ior Denton nty. and
tne sail Court has Xed donday, December It 1885,
at 10 o'clock a. OF said day the time for hearing
any an ali ,ections ami for u final set
tlement thereof.
22455t W. j. KELLY.
-Seeutor OF the estate Of Elizabeth Coye dee ased
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MARRIED.

RICE. October 30th, 1885,
at Portland by Rex. MIR. Pierce, Mrs.
Mary Z. Rice to +. D. Norton of the
Oregon Vidette.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-06
DIED.

HOWARD. Near Monroe, this county.
Snnd ~ evening. Nov. lst, 1885, the son
of Alfred Howard, aged about one year.