The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-01-19

Miss AIDA Davenport, who has gladdened
the hearts of many friends with her presence
for several weeks past, returned to her home
in Silverton last Tuesday. She expressed
a fondness for Corvallis society and her re.
turn to our midst will be anxiously looked
for.
Capt. N. B. Humphrey celebrated his 53i
birthday day or two since and says, 81 am
an athletic, ell.preserved young man to
day, though have one foot in the grave.
The captains friends, legion in number, will
hope that he may yet enjoy many birth
days.-Pendleton E. o.
Twenty couples, upon invitation of the
Marine band boys, assembled in the cozy
band hall on Monday evening and danced
away the early hours of the night. The
participants enjoyed themselves to the ut
most and one and all look forward with
pleasure to a recurrence of the event.
The select skating party at the opera
house Saturday evening was a very pleas
| urable affair. At ten o'clock the rollers
were discarded and the remainder of the
evening was spent in dancing to the mellow
strains of the Marine band, which had also
| rendered charming music for the skaters
and spectators.
sThe best in the world" This is wha
w. D. Woodring, of Bordley, KY, says
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He
spoke from personal experience in the use
of it, himself and family having just been
cured of bad coughs and colds by it. For
sale by Graham & Wells, druggists.
| Mr.. G. f. Davis, editor of the Bloomfield
Iowa, Farmer. says: 81 can recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all suf-
ferers with colds and Group. have used it
in my family for the past two years and
have found it the best ever used for the
purpose for which it is intended. SO cent
bottles for sale by Graham & Wells.
The city waters works case, P. Avery ct
al. respondents, VS.. B. R. Job ct al. appel.
lants, is set for heariug in the supreme
court Wednesday, January Oath. Attor.
neys for appellants are Bryson and Strahan;
for respondents, w. E. Yates. The case is
up on demurrer filed in the Benton county
circuit court.
The indications now are that Queen Lii.
will have to change doctors if she is com.
on this side of the great waters appears to
| have danced and chanted over her Affections
to no purpose except to aggravate the
symptoms. The queens Testimonial will
not be obtained for Dr. Clevsland's almanac
for 1896.
| The young women Of. the state university
illustrate the fact that women are coming to
the front. The editor of the college journal
is woman. A young woman will represent
| the sopohmore class in the local oratorical
contest. Of four class editors three are wo-
men, and three Of the college classes have
women as presidents.
The first of the, week the fine bird dog of
Officer McLagan was seriously wounded by
a shot from some one in the vicinity of the
o. P. depot. 1t is no argument for the per-
petrator of that meanness to say that the
dog was intruding upon the privacy of a fe.
male canine in the neighborhood. The per-
son who shoots dogs under such circum-
stances is liable to come to grief.
The Oregon State Journal has just closed
It's Both volume and begins the new year
with its wonted vigor. Likei The GAZETTE,
which is only few weeks the junior of its
neighbor, the Journal has lived al modest,
though vigorous life, and has not wasted its
energies in ostentatious Tdisplay. FL. r.
Kincaid, who has guided the destinies of
the paper since its foundation, enjoys an ex-
perience whichiattaches ;rare value to the
editorial work on the Journal.
promenade concert will be given at the
opera house next "Wednesday evening by the
Marine band. The boys have large
give the public the benefit of, and as the
weather is not propitious for open-air con-
| certs it was thought the present project
would meet the appreciation of the people.
Some special features will be presented. A
ten cent admission fee will be charged to
pay hall rent.
Yesterday petition was filed in the Or
egon Pacific suit by John P. Fay and G. H..
| Gest, in which it is alleged that James A.
and John 1. Blair, Joseph Wharton and
Alexander Brown are indebted to petition
ers for legal servicesito the amount of nearly
$4,000. That there is in thespossesson OF
E. W. Hadley, receiver, certain assigned
labor claims issuedi for services performed
tor the defendant corporations, the property
! of said Blair. Wharton, ct al, amounting to
SAC, 1000. That the petitioners have no time
or other security for the claim, wherefore
they pray for leave to attach such labor
claims and garnishee the said receiver,
which the court granted. Garnisnment pa.
pers have since been served on Mr.. Hadley
and Receiver Clark.
APPRECIATED SERVICES.