The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-04-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
JAMES A. CAUTHORN,
President pro tenn.
Look out for the 'Little B B,nd-Box."

Look ont for the sETittlc B md Box"
F: A. Ghfnoweth Oh hihg 5 'a"e' Is Iii
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N. IL ,fpar, "i Ch'5 my "a' 'e7"
granSed p''en' io' u III ''s''' ''''
The special train MonA,y night brought
out nearly ''''y ""e'hs' p'7'7"
Mrs. SDangler will occupy the puipit in
the NJ IT, church, Sabbath mnrning and
evening
wv. Brassticld of Seal Rock and Milt.
Connor of Wrenn station were in the city
this week,
WI, ..,,1,, NOW
mepts. Address P. O. box I70. Iw.
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0alnS III tl' : e'iF Pt'o % 't.' ~ n''A "'''' "
VIII M;Gnloch rethrhgt ron fiarFis-
burg yeseef'iay' hfvihS III "tIl me r''''i'' "Trip
on ii oicycie III SIX f'": 'le''"''
Inc water company are pFAPtTiI@ 70
entnee *ie w@'at 10 ,'i'' - C"''h7'' ''if'''
HUM 'he il' CT !" 'l'' ne" ''""'
II IS .rol,abla tfaa 2 Companv will take
part III the l9o ann'versary OF WAsAln5Soh
inauguration III Portland, Alrii 81
Tharepill.r "a riD,. IN this Fri Law
en. .na. Mt the resi.lea :e of R.v. A. Rogers,
past"r "f the Congregational Cn"r4h.
+ NJ Nolan is ut the B.y this wee!.
LOOKING after the Interests Of his br .n,;h
store. which h, hls recently startel at
Yanuina Civ.
Lot every i,rsiuess man WI, has thu we'll
f,re of Corvallis at h,l.4 4urn ont an3 at
tend th., meetin nf t,i. 3 ,,rI >; Trl l., to-
morrow evening.
SUNDAY ,n,rn;;if at II A. NJ. in PabIic
pa,Jin,t Room All ARE cordially invited
SUNDAY school at ot5 \. II.
m
tke city coahc,i a'' ''S''n yea 1he c,nl
turned in the Mains all ni,i,t instead of
turninp it off at nine O'Clock.
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ldeas. .. Ca6'n' '"fii'et'y res'hence
OF Cor''iIT' p"' h's rsSfi "i'h S"r'e 'i@
i yis;tin., frie ,ls in Corvallis
The electric II EhS plant TOR cHyvaii's IS
expected 10 arrived the htter part "f this
week or ths mss "f neN5' A'retty over
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+. NJ johnson agent tnr the insurance
companies IN warh th2 Monroe mills were
insured ln has "'ij'ase 'ha insurance "H'
the III h'eY a7S "i7h P'' !" 'lf' H''l'e'8'
Ihe Ear'ni y A@h 'hah Alrrns arrived
an Corvalils Thurs lay nl"rhin5 anj put mp
In their tents neSr the " =. depot. Inc
parade consisted OF a btni ani pafd
wagon.
The commissioners appontet te select a
site f'r the navy var "n the northwest
coast OF the racInc. 1t IL ssate.!. nave agreed
epen point on fu5cs Sound, between Seat
tie and Tacoma.
The Salvation Army. after two years
slege i" tneir Ell 'r'' - t','tth ~. e'e "tcSe''
=. oni1 o'Vy' ,'''o p'INot =" =. 8.
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DR.. A. G. Smith. graduate of Russ
Medical College, Chicago. arflVei In Cor
o"h 80 w, b;S ',ti, ~ ;,.o''+: ~ -
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The contract for getting out the rock for
the revctment work on the river near Cor
wallis, has been let to Sol King and Joseph
se1' NC '"os '" "ial ',o s'%ol t,,, lr"ih o"i
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The Prrsbytery Of Oregon has been il
session at Lafayette during the week. DIR.
Thompson and j. Fl. Wilson attended tie
meetings 3trms Of interest about the
Presbytery will be given IN next issae.
pou ~ u;uor n,.4o, ,f +h,, p.n,,,
terian church OF Scio Linn County dropped
deal Wednesday evening at the railroad
station at Amity while on his way to at
tend the Presbytery OF Oregon at Lafayette.
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