The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-27
LOCAL NOTES.
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tacles.
The celebrated C. B. Cossets at the La
dies Bazaar.
Fresh butter at Kline's. Glib. roll for
so cents.
Hosiery, gloves, underwear, at the La.
dies Bazaar.
U. B. V"gIe practical matchmaker, next
door to Rose Bros.
B. S. Martin was passenger on Wednea.
day s train for Albany.
There are still few of those elegant
infants cloaks at the Ladies' Bazaar.
C.B. Wells the grocer, has been all broke
up with rheumatism for sew days.
j. E. Sibley, of the law firm of Daily, Sib.
ley & Eakin, of Dallas, is in the city.
Miss Mary BurkIey. of Soap creek pre-.
cinct, visits friends in the city This week.
Attorney Ed. N. Deadly made business
trip to Toledo and return "Wednesday and
Thursday, dining at Corvallis as he went
each way.
A. L. McFadden returned to this city on
Wednesday after two weeks tarry on his
place on Big Elk. He set out $50 peach
trees VIII there.
Shiloh's Cure, the great cough and Group
cure, n for sale by us. Pocket size contains
twenty-five doses. only 25c. Children love
it. T. G KHAN, druggist.
This snow storm extends plum to the
''wave kissed Shores" of Yaquina, as par
ties report who have come from that Sec
ton since the. fail commenced.
Mr.. james Martin and wife, of Irish bend
were in Corvallis Saturday. MIR. M. does
not speak in tlattering terms of the state
road leading out south from this city.
Karl's Glover Root, the new blood purifier.
gives freshness and clearness to the COM
plexion aud cures constipation, 25c, SOC.
and $780, Sold by I. Graham, druggist
Shiloh's Vitelizer is what you need for
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin or kid
ney trouble. 1t is guaranteed to give you
satisfaction Price 75c. Sold by 7. Gra-
ham, druggist
Captain Sweeney, U. s. A., San Diego,
Cal, says: ''Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the
first medicine have ever found that would
do me any good" Price 50cts. Sold by
7. Graham, druggist.
Bicycle riders, now is the time to GET
your bicycles repaired, re.japanned, rims
trued up, tires cemented yes, get them
put in good trim, at ]. William Hills. He
guarantees his work.
E. A. Miner and wife, for many years
residents of this city, and now of Albany,
dep. rted for their home Wednesday, after
a few days visit with relatives and their
host of Corvallis friends.
Electrician Tennacl,ff carries his right eye
in sling. caused by severe thump of
BANNER which he left lying on top of STEP
ladder and forgot about it until he accident
ally Jared it down into his face.
Why not pass law in the legislature,
authorizing and confirming, for the use of
real estate agents and property boomers a
seat established on this farm to suit pur-
chaser"
Rslston Cox combines business with his
pleasure trips and has worked up six risks
for the Equitable Life" during his weeks
visit IL Corvallis. He returns below to-day.
Mrs G. and the little daughter prolong their
visit few days longer.
There is complaint in albany that their
IL 1:a.
that is noted in many towns throughout the
state. Enlargement of school accommoda-
tions is common. The youngsters seem to
be comm somewhat, too.
Editorial correspondence from Salem to
the Dallas Transcript says Secretary Nc
Bride is recovering from his late severe ILL
ness, and attends to state affairs thoroughly,
although confined to his bed. There's grit
in that as well as devotion to q trust.
A bill has been prepared for the legislature
providing change in the law for ap.
pointnent of court reporters. 1t places the
app ag pow N he ha of the
county court, and calls for a reduction in
the per diem of such reporters from. $40. 90
to $500 day.
Mrs. L. Thornton has opened new board
and lodging house in the Pernot building
on second street, where she sets table
supplied with the best edibles the market
affords, and lets neat and newly furnished
rooms at popular prices. The public is es.
pecially invited to try her Sunday linner.
John HI. Smith, resident of the Luckia
mute since 1916, died at his house on the
18th inst. at the age of 60 years. He leaves
five sons and two daughters. The deceased
took part in the Cayuse war, and figured in
mining pursuits. He is SPOKE of as quiet,
unobtrusiye man and a consistent member
of the Christian church.
DIR. Robert Wilson, one of Benton coun.
ty's worthy sons, who has for the past Sc ven
years been medical practitioner in the East
after graduating from Bellevue Medical col.
lege, will soon back in Corvallis to en-.
gage in his profession as partner of DR..
Earra Tho doctor,o