The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-05-23

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Genuine North sea porpoise shoe laces,
10 cts. a pair. at Holgate g. Helms,
Genuine fruit syrup used in all fiavoring,
at the Corvallis candy mandatory.
Moore & Kitchens tor shaving, hair cut
ting and shampooing. Shaving Is cents.
L. NJ. patent French blacking for men,
best backing in the market at H.. & H's.
Boys knee pants, boys knee pants, from
IS cts. up, at Nolan's-best line in. town.
Rockford So shoe for men, the best, shoe
in the market for the money at Holgate &
Helms.
Mrs. T. House will leave tomorrow for
Montana, where she will make her future
home.
Gloves and mitts, large variety at
Ladies Bazaar. l.
The dedication of the new normal school
building at Monmouth will take place this
Friday.
All grades Rockford shoes for light sum-
mer wear, large variety just received at
Holgate Helms
The present rainfall will put thousands
of dollars into the pockets of the farmers
of the Willamette valley.
The publishers of the Roseburg Reyiew
propose to begin the publication of daily
newspaper in Roseburg shortly.
William Crawford, pioneer resident of
Albany, died Monday afternoon, of diabe.
ses, at the age of about so years.
Natural ice in any quantity delivered to
any part. of the city for one cent per pound
Full weight. E. A. Cameron & Co.
The commencement exercises of the vii.
lamette university will be held from June 6
to r. There will be ten graduates.
Wallace Baldwin, and family removed
yesterday to Albany where Mr.. Baldwin has
position with the water company.
I The drawing room at the state agricul-
tural college will hereafter be open to Wis.,
itors every Friday afternoon from, ] to A.
p. m.
Geo. Lactscher, of Philomath, was taken
suddenly i'll last Monday at the Occidental
with convulsions. He is recovering at last
accounts.
In all diseases OF the Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys, use, to the exclusion of all other
medicines, Natures own remedy, Plumbers
Oregon Blood Purifier. lii
D. Carl;le. and John Miller, of Barnum
Lodge l. o. o. F. this city, went to Port
land Wednesday to attend the Grand Lodge
of Oregon l. O:-O. F. in session there.
rhe board of directors of School Dist.
No. 0. of Corvallis, Oregon. will receive ap-
plications of teachers for the ensuing year,
stating the wages wanted, up, to June 20,
1890.
The Siletz Indians under the direction of
the agent, Hon. T.J. Buford, have placed
the wagon road leading from the reservation
to Toledo in fine condition. The road was
really dangerous
Eugene Shelby, assistant superintendent
ef~Wells, Fargo & Co., was in Corvallis
Wednesday and went to, Yaquina on the
1:20 train for the purpose of appointing
new agent at that place.
Only two weeks more for you to buy
goods at less than cost at the new clothing
house in Farra's block, for after June first
regular prices will be charged for goods. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
Peter Esser. Oregon state food commits
sioner, was in Corvallis this week looking
after the condition of articles of food sup
piled by our own market. He says he finds
everything in good condition here.
A game of baseball'was played at Mon
mouth last Saturday between the college
boys of, this city and the Monmouth nine.
1t resulted in victory for the latter, the
score standing % to 80. Prof. E. R. Lake
was umpire.
Remember the Oregon Pacific popular
summer excursions. Low rats tickets are
now on sale good every Wednesday. and
Saturday from Albany, Corvallis and Phile-
math to Yaquina and for the return trip
until September 30sh.
Big excursion July 4th from. Corvallis and
Albany to the front in the cool shades of
the gigantic forests of the Cascades. Trout
fishing in the Britenbush and Santiam to
accommodate all the Isaac Waltons that go.
This will certainly be more pleasant than
sweltering in tbs dust in some valley town.