Corbitllts (Sajtttt.
CORVALLIS, OR., MARCH 8, 1889.
Being Repainted. On Monday
last B. E. Harris, the painter, be
gan the task of re-painting the
passenger cars belonging to the
Oregon Pacific railway. The build
ingjust east of this company's
depot in this city has been put in
shane and each car to be ; painted
will be run therein and will per
mit of work being done in all
kinds ot weather. There are
eleven cars, to be re-painted; they
are first washed with concentrated
lye water, then after drying are
sandpapered from sill to roof, to
make the surface perfectly smootn
then three coats of paint are put
on with two of-varnjsh, besides the
striDinsr and lettering. Mr. Har
ris says it will take lour weeks to
do a coach up as it should be, and
. you can form your own conclusions
as tne enure umw requucu m mo
whole number. Any person can
readilv see that these cars are bad
ly in need of new paint, and when
they are finished will add materi
ally to the looks of the O. P.
trains.
A Busy Place. Around- the
new courthouse every thing pre
sents a lively appearance. There
are eight men employed in the
wnrlr nf o.ementinir. the outside ot
the buildinsr, about three puttin
on plaster on the inside, besides a
number of carpenters and mortar
in ixrn- nd the swift lather. The
mirt room is nearly all
covered with the first coat of mor
tnr. and a number of the other
rooms have had it applied to them
On Wednesday the statute of the
"goddess of liberty" was placed on
the Dedestal over the front oi tne
second story and there the old
lady will stay until the end of the
world, probably. When the ce
ment is all on and the scaffolding
The Oilers. The " Wizard oil
concert company gave three very
nice concerts at the city hall on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of this week. The ad
mission price was ten cents and five
cents extra for reserved seats.
Each night the hall was crowded
with the citizens of this city, but
very little of the oil was sold, yet
it is more the purpose of the com
pany to advertise this medicine
than to sell it. The new medical
law lately passed by the Oregon
legislature ..requires all persons
claiming to be doctors to show a
sheepskin, and as Mr. Burt had
none he simply sold the song book
at $1 and throwed in a bott'ebf the
medicine a great scheme. On
Thursday the company went to
Salem where they will stay a week.
When the good weather arrives tor
certain then they intend to travel
in their elegant wagon ovel the
country, the same as when I they
were here four years ago. (
Another Store. A tew weeks
ago Harris, the painter, was com
ing up'from San Francisco on the
cars and he made., the acquaint
ance of a gentleman named W. P.
Kraner, who ' was looking for a
place to locate and open out a
gents' furnishing goods store and
also do tailoring. Mr. Harris per
suaded him to come to Corvallis
and look around, which he did,
and the result is that he has con-
r.lnded to make this his future
home, and has been in Portland
during the past few days purchas
ing a stock ot godds preparatory to
opening out his store, lie has not
yet decided upon a building but it
is thoueht it will be in the place
formerly occupied by Murphy's
6hoe store. It is hoped Mr. Kraner
will be encouraged in his under
taking, as every movement of this
kind makes Corvallis livelier and
more citified.
At Siletz. Rev. J. S. McCain
and wile, who have been residing
torn down Benton connty will put at Grant's Pass for quite . awhile,
on her best smiles at the nice ap- passed through this city yester-
pearance the building will make, day, on the Oregon Pacific train,
There is a whole lot of work to be bound for the Siletz Indian reser-
done yet on this structure and vation where Mr. McCain has been
erounds. and it will be a long way aDDOinted superintendent ot in
into the summer belore it is en
tirely completed.
-At 3
Shooting Scrape. At d p. m.
Sunday at the China camp near In-
denendence occurred a shooting 1
struction and Mrs. McCain matron
under the new agent. They were
former residents of Newport.
LOCALS.
Letters. The following letters
- -l - r t Oil-
are advertised ior iviarcii otu.
scrape that came near being a W. Brin, John Clark, Chas. Elder,
murder. A man named Alex
Kerr living on a farm near Parker
Station started home, with a
nephew named W. 1J. Kerr, on a
handcar, the young man did not
act to suit the uncle, who proposed
to compel him to do as he said; at
this Kerr, Jr., pulled a gun and
went hunting for his uncle bring-
Mythra Jones, Chas. Jones, Jos.
T. Parkinson, Charley Star, Fiank
Shepard, Chas. Wilson, W. U.
Waugh, Charley OXJoner, J. ti.
McBiide. F. A: Helm, p. m.
The Last Dance. Off the eve
ning of March 15th, a ball will be
given in ord?r to celebrate St.
ing him down the third shot with Patrick's birthday. John Scraf
o Kail in flia tluo-ri- R3VS the Ob- ford and T. H. Dupuy are the
server. Lee & Butler attended managersof it, and as it is the last
the wounded man and at last re- dance of the season it is supposed
ports there is a prospect of recov- there will be a large turnout.
eryaiie preliminary examination The School Meeting The an
was held yesterday before Justice! aiJ hM on
Butler assisted by deputy prose- L . h,jj w w o niair
cutine attorney Iruitt, and tnel . lo.t n(1 t t?
pany gun ui wi oUWU6 Bryson the director. The meeting
lies in the county jail.
To Improve The River. The
government snae boat Corvallis
will be started to work at once in
the upper Willamette it is an
nounced. She will begin at Har-
risburg and come down, clearing
out the snags. In the course of a
month the snag boat Willamette
will be put to work towing- stone
for the revetment work at Uor
vallia. Then the intention is to
keep these two boats upon the up
tier river, and by scraping and
K w -
passed a resolution authorizing the
hoard of directors to sell all the
old school property."
K. V. NOTES.
King's Vaixet, Or., March 4, 89.
Eds. Gazejte: v
Quite a heavy frost last night
Farmers are progressing finely with
their plowing and seeding in this part of
the Lord's foot stool.
H. CliamlMirs hua lost a few h
whatever else is neccessary, en- of cattle ly aondent this winter, but
Try the "Ladies Friend Flour."
Dr. Rich was in Corvallis on Tues
day last. -
Bead the chicken ad. elsewhere in
this paper.
Chas. House arrived on Thursday's
west side train.
Read Jeweller Smith's advertisement
. 1
in bnotner comma.
C. C. Starbuck, of Salem, was in
Corvallis on Tuesday. .
E. P. Reed 4 Ca'a ladies fir.e' shoes
for sale at Z. H. Davis.' tfc
T. T. Buford, of Yaquina City, was
in Corvallis on Tuesday.
C: B. Crosno, of Toledo, was in
Corvallis od Wednesday.
G. Wt Smithis home again from
the Poi land business college.
W. A. Jollv. of Philomath, was on
the streets of this city on Tuesday. -
Mrs. T. T. Vincent is in Corvallis
attending the bedside of Chas Pearse.
Sampson Henderson has returned
from his trip in wasnington lerruory.
Hon. H. Belknap, of Monroe,
was noticed in Corvallis during the
week.
Frank Chambers, of Kings Valley,
was seen on the streets of Corvallis on
Wednesday.
Dr. E. N. North, formerly a dentist
in this city, is now following that busi
ness in Dallas.
Nine hundred thousand first-class
shingles for sale at the- Corvallis plan
ing mill, Madison street.
Walter Robinson of Tacoma, W. T.,
is in this citv. He was formerly a
resident here.
Lookout for Skipton, the county
assessor. He will be around before
long to see what you amount to.
Mrhi. J. Mason returned on Tuesday
from her San Fi ancisco trip. Her lit
tle son Wayman accompanied her.
Miss Mattte Burnett Btarted on
Wednesday for Bonanza, Klamath
county, to visit her sister Mrs. Keesee.
J. M. Nolan leaves for San Fran
cisco todav. where he uoes for the
purpose of laying in a spring stock of
goods.
This Friday evening, March 8th, at
Mr. Thos. Graham's, will occurr the
regular parlor meeting. - The topic is
-Food."
Mrs. L. G, Kline and daughter
Pauline, went to Albany on Wednes
dav mornina s train, returning in the
afternoon. ,
Miss Lucy Wiles starts for 'Frisco
to-dav to remain for a number ot
... .... ..
months, where she will take up tne
study of music
Thos. J. Blair, formerly of this city.
but now a resident of Pendleton
eastern Oregon, has been in Corvallis
for the past few days.
Salem has raised the $20,000 sub
sidy for the erection of a woolen mil
bv Thos. Kay, aud work will be com
menced on it about August. 1.
County Commissioners Williams
and Logan, of Newport, were in Cor
vallis during this week .attending to the
work of commissioners court
First Lieut G. W. Smith, engineer
officer, will muster and inspect E. com
pany, 2nd Regt. O. N. G., of Corvallis,
on Monday evening, March 16.
D. R. N. Blackburn, county judge
of Linn ceunty, and a resident and
lawyer of Albany has been sojourning
in Corvallis during the past few days.
Hamilton, Job Co. have moved the
counters in their bank nearer the front,
entrance, thus making moie room for
them to work in and pile up the meney,
etc. ,
Fisk Cauthorn is home again from
his Washington territory trip. He
8avs he can't stand it to pay 51,800 or
f 2,500 for a 25 foot front lot of stumps,
etc
dust flying in the roads during the
month of March.- -
It will require nearly seventy bar
rels of cement td cover the ceurt house
on the outside, and "the Work is pro
gressing at a lively rate, a portion of
the front is nearly coverea anu me
chimneys also have received their
coating.
The McMinnville people are going
right ahead with their new creamery,
and will not fail to make it a paying
institution. The money and the cream
have been arranged for, and a practical
butter and cheese man is at the head
of affairs. An old building is being
remodled for the purpose.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath morning the subject of the
sermon will be A Working Church."
In the evening Dr. Thompson will give
a short address on -'The Honor of
Manual Labor." Yonng men especially
nd allare invited to hear this discourse.
The service of song will begin at 7 p. m.,
and Gospel Hymns No. 0 will be used.
Every one can have a book.
Geo. Hemandee, of Watsonville,
California, was in Corvallis during the
first of this week, acting as a vocalist
in th Wizard oil concert company.
Mr. Hernandez was a "chum" of this
oencil-shover over fifteen years ago in
Salem, and he whs one ot the "kids
along with E. B. Bier and others. On
Thursday he left for Salem where he is
now recalling those good times long
gone bv. He has a very nice tenor
voice and charms each audience with
his songs.
AN AMPLE APOLOGY
HORTICULTURAL MEETING.
Through some unaccountable
carelesness .' in ; the - composing
room of a rural journal t he obituary
ot one of the town's liveliest citi
zens r.rent into thtf naner one
. ' . - ' , I for the purpose of araftiug a constitution
morning. It was not many .bours - y R ctonsid,r tfc. -
At ten a. nl. last Saturday F. A. Horning
called its order those assembled fur the pur
pose of adopting a coiwtitutiott fur a Benton
l county horticultural society".-
After the reading of the report of the
committee appointed at the last meeting
after the issue of the edition that
the "lamented" hirriself crept s into
the sanctum and vigorously de
manded a correction iii the next
moraine's oaner. It appeared as
follows:
'Our yesterday's edition con
tained the announcement of the
death of out esteemed felloW
townsman, Colonel Jones. It , is
with profound regret that we state
that our announcement was pre
mature. The colonel still lives,
and we beg to assure him not only
of our distinguished consideration,
but that it shall be our constant
effort to see that he shall not be
annoyed in this manner again un
til the last dread hour has in very
truth arrived. To this end we
have ordered the standing obituary
for Colonel Jones to be dis
tributed." Harper's.
port by at tides prevailed! After a general
discussion of the subject the report was
adopted with several amendments.
Ou motion of Geo. Mereer the election of
officers followed with this result: President,
Geo. Mercery Sec, "E. R. Lake; Treas.-,
F. AHoruing; chairman, Ex. Com., E.
Woodward, 2d member, T. V. B. Smith,
3d member, Wm. Crecs.
Ou motion of Mr.- Woodward, la. K.
Lake was recommended by this Hociety for
the commissioner, from this district, on the
state board of horticulture";
On motion, Judge C. E. Moore was in
vited to address the society at its tirat an
nual meeting Saturday, March 30th.
On motion, Mr. Hi. Wnxi vrd was ap
pointed to securd a bulk of London purple
and sell same at cost to members 'of the so
ciety,
Adjourned fo Saturday, March 30th, at
10 a.m. E. E. Lakk,
SeoreUry
1.
Absolutely Pure
This powder never varies. A marvel rf
purity, strength", and wholesomeness. MoM?
economical thau the ordinary kinds,- aiuf
cannot be sold in competition with the mul
titude of low test, short weight alum p
nhosphite powders. Sold only in cansr
'Koyai. Baking Powder Co.,- 106 Wall Sttf
New York. . - ll:3Q-OY.
Prize baking powder A. F. .Hersli-
fier s.
NEW, THIS WEEK.
THE CABINET.
SOLICITATION.
We do not intend to offer any improper
inducements to attract the people but we
do solicit the presence of the citizens of
Corvallis who are not attending religions
services elsewhere in the city. All uf our
city pastors greatly need the encouragement
of the resident people. The cause of Christ
is honorable and righteous and deserves the 1 .racy jjbw York.
The following are the names of the new
cabinet officers appointed by President
Harrison:
Secretarv of state James G. Blaine, of
Maine.
Secretary of the treasury William Win-
dom, of Minnesota.
Secretarv of war Redfield Proctor, of
Vermont.
Secretarv of the navy Benjamin' F.
resoect of alL and how nice it would be if
every family in our city would be repre
sented in the place of worship every Sunday
morning and evening. This would be giving
but two hoars out of one hundred and sixty
eijfht. Let it be practiced for six months,
and then. J. W. Spang ler.
Am Exccllknt Work. The new atlas
published by Henry S. Stebbins,
of Chicago, is very complete work.
A. E. Hays is introducing this valuable
Secretary of the interior John W. Noble,
of Missouri.
Postmaster-General John Wanamaker,
of Pennsylvania,
Attorney- General W. H. H, Miller, of
Indiana.-
Secretary of agriculture Jerremiah Rusk,
of Wisconsin.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
Notice IS hereby given that all persons 1
found trespassing on onr premises tor the 1
purpose uf hunting or hshing will be prose.
cuteu to the lull extent ot tne law.
RICHARD IRVINE, JR.,
C. S. SMITH, -.
JAMES BRUCE,
CASPER ZIEKOLF,
Wm. GIRD, -B.
T. GEORGE.
JOHN RICKARD. -Corvallis,
March 6, 1S89.
BLOOD POULTRY!
I. have a fine lot of purel
blood poultry of the following I
varieties: Partridge Cochins,
l.iuht Krahma. White Wv.
audotes, Organe Buff Cochrnv I
White Cochins, lbese fowls
Mr. Haddock, of the law office of
F. M. Johnson, yesterday received a
box of rocks from Alaska, with
work in this valley and it is hoped that the large and small gamet stones imbeded
readers of the Gazette will avail themselves therein. . Some of the stones were as
of the, opportunity to look it over. The large as walnuts and others smaller.
low price at which it is sold makes it the
cheapest atlas pnblished.
deavor to keep the channel open
to Corvallis at least, and further
up if possible, for the whole sum
mer season, ret this work, in
cluding. the Corvallis revetment,
some $150,000 available funds are
yet remaining from the last appro
priation.
Kicked. On Wednesday eve
ninir. TTehrnarv 27th. R. N. Wil
liamson. at "Well's Station, was place To the wife of Mr.
driving a young horse which he daughter.
thinks tfiathe wili not lose anyr more.
One day last week - one of I G.
Price's littie boys ran a rusty nkil in
his foot inflicting a very painful wound.
Last Monday night Lou Townsend
invited a few coup'es to his place,
where they enjoyed themselves until
morning tripping the light fantastic.
The advent of a stranger to this
Smith, a
was breaking, when the animal be
came frightened at the top of the
buggy and becoming unmanage
able began kicking and running.
throwing Mr.. Williamson on to his
heels. He-was kicked in a fright
ful manner square in the lace, his
nose being broken and cheeks and Willard Price as clerk.
forehead mashed generally. Ihe
wounds are not dangerous.
The Water Tunnel. Mr. Young
lias 100 feet of the suction pipe
tunnel for the water company dug.
and is progressing at the rate ot
ten feet a day. It is about 5x3
feet in size by 160 feet in length.
A well will will be dusrjust to the
Last Sunday Rev. Beaucamp deliver
ed a very interesting sermon to a large
and attentive audience. -
The school meeting of district No.
3, came off Monday. March 4th, 1889.
R. Dunn was elected director and
Observer.
Don t waste time and patience experi
menting with brands of flour which are
claimed to be "just as good"' as Corvallis
mills best. Every housekeeper knoWs that
as its name indicates it is without question
the very best in the market.
" Ralston Cox, sole agent,
Farmers will find it to their advantage to
Tight Of the southeast corner OI tne do their trading with Ralston Cox. He
HOW tower which will be twenty- I pays the highest market price for all kinds
tour feet deep by Sixteen long ana I of produce and sella bis goods at bedrock
Hi feet wide.. . 'prices.
J. W. Br.isfield. of Newport, D.
Rankin and D. Bergin of Yaquina, F.
Reed of Toledo, and G. H. and J. A.
Rycraft of Alsea, were in Corvallis on
Thursday. " -
Miss Louise Weber gave a birthday
nartv to a number of her friends on
. ...
Wednesday evening last. A very ex
cellent social time was enjoyed by all
present. '
Mrs. Frank Irvine left Corvallis on
Monday last for Sprague, Washington
territory, where she will join her bus-
band, who has been residing there
during the past winter.
Mrs. Myers, of Dallas, formerly
Miss Carrio Holman, is lying danger
ously ill at her home in the former
city. H. Holman, her father, went to
her bedside on Tuesday.
Max Copier is going to open a mer
chant tailoring establishment in the
store room formerly occupied by Newt
Wilkins as a pais shop. He expects
to put in a nice line of cloths.
Contracts have been awarded- to the
Portland Iron Works and the Taylor
Iron Works of New Jersey for furnish
ing four iron derricks and 20 dump
cars for the use on- the government
works at Yaquina; v
David L. Keys, an old resident of
Benton county, called at this office on
Tuesday.- He says this is the first
time in twenty years that he- has seen
Everybody welcome at the store of
A. JT. Hershner to view his immense
Slock and investigate prices, which
will be found so low that all can afford
to buy, and save hundreds of dollars
during the year. -If you fail to call
remember that you ar9 loosing money
ly paying higher prices.
The business of Ralston Cox, the people's
grocer, continues to steadily increase; his
large store and capacious ware rooms are
full of the verv finest eoods to be had. It is
well known to the people that in qnality
and price this bouse takes the lead.
RolL Davidson is again at his old
stand and will supply you with any
kind of fish you want. Give him a
call.
James Mean's celebrated $3 nd ?4
fine shoes for men, and James Mean's
92 fine shoes for boys at Nolan's.
At cost, at cost, at cost, our entire
stock of goods at cost. " We 'mean bust
ness. -Heukle Bros.
Leave vour order for best roast
coffee; ground to order without charge,
at A F. Hershiifi's.
Irvine & Helm mean business when
they say that they will sell at reduced
prices, for cash.
The bnest bread, cakes, cookies, pies,
etc.. at Cox s bakery, riue -ornamental
work a specialty.
Bargains, Bargains for the next
30 days in boots and shoes at Irvine
Si Helm's.
Six shaves for $1 at J. 8. Moore's.
Tickets good for shave, haircut, shampoo,
or bath.
Everybody uses it What! Why,
SALLER LEWIN & CO.'S DINE SHOES.
We opened this week a complete line of
Sailer Lewin & Co. 's fine shoes, for ladies,
misses' childrens' and mens' wear for spring
and summer trade.
CRADLE.
KING. In Diamond valley, eastern Ore
gon, on February 20th, 1889, to the wife
of Abe King, a girl, weight 8J pounds. '
"Abe" is a son of Sol. King, who lives
near the agricultural college west of Corvallis.
ALTAR.
ARMSTRONG-BOWER.SOX On Thurs
day, Feb. 28, 1889, at the residence of
the bride's parents, eight miles southwest
of Corvallis, Arthur O. Bowersox and
Miss Lncretia Armstrong; Rev. J. L.
Hershuer officiating.
mm -
Sanolo. for sale at A F. Hershner's. JLIUSlSUie luroi mcvjmmr,
r ' ------- mm T :
Try some sugar cured dried beef, n i opamp uuiuiicy.
chipped to order, at A. F. Herehner's.
J. W. Will is now the exclusive agent for
the State Insurauce Co., at this place.
Irvine Helm will sell their entire
rubber stock at cost, for .cash.
Cash wiil buy almost any thing you
want at cost at Henkle Bros.
"Ladies Friend Flour" is the cheap
est and best.
Bargains in remnants this mouth at
Nolan's. .
Bargains in - remnants this month at
Nolan's. Z i. ' " ''
Bargains in remnants this month at
Nolan's. .
The "Ladies Friend Flour" makes
the cake.. ,
Take the 'Ladies Friend- Flour" for
quality.
- Bargains in all lines this month at Nolans.
Bargains in all lines this month at Nolan's.
. Bargains in all lines this month-at Nolan's.
Bargains- in all lines this month- at Kolan's.-
All others, similar are imitation.
This exact Label
is on each Pearl
Top Chimney.
A dealer ftiay iif
and fhink he has
others as good,
BUT HE HAS NOT.-
Insist upon the Exact Label and Topv
FOt SALE EVEBTWHEK. SI ACE OWL ST
6E0. L UACBETH & CO.. Pittsburgh, Pi.
tror 6,000,000 kSTVfcL
Ferry's
"44-41
Of a-i gcrinine French
are all imported and warrant- oi M rrVraT' Pian4a ri
ed to be of pure blood. Will sell settings OC ncu. uujoao. uvicvw, w
of 13 eggs at $3. 26; Eggs, 5 60. No fowls T,nnSfl ttlfl "S. K." 11 C0II1"'
lor sale uutu iaii. Aaoress, . . .t . j a 4.1.
j. b. vanh(X)sen, Dines tne aQvauiaeB Ul IUU-
; Corvaiits, ur.
Cash must accompany all orders.
TAKE
perfect shape of the P. Dr
with the superior fimsli or
the rt0. P." We heartily rec
ommend them " to all ladie
desiring the best goods.-
tGreat Reduction of Prices.
I will sell at greatly reduced prices
for the next sixty days a fine stock
of the latest and newest designs of
solid gold and -plated jewelry.
Now is the time to buy jewelry, if
you want great bargains.
G. W. SMITH,
S NOLAN'S sTofrf
Depot for Coivallis.-
Asfe Tour Retailer for tne
Eugene McConnell.
Geo. F. Eg lin
EUGENE McCONNELL & CO ,
CORVALLIS, OREGONv
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Real Estate and General
Insurance Brokers.
A larae list of Farm and Stock Lands,
Business. Residence and Vacant Property
for Sale and Exchange.
If von have any Real Ei-tate for Side or
Exchange, phice it 'With us at a tair, reason.
able price aud we will dim you a ouyer.
We haye teams ready to show our prop.
rty free of charge.;.
We have agents in ' Portland, Seattle,
Santa Clara (California), and other points.
All inquiries by mail promptly answered
ona business satisi.-ictoruy anjuswsu.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Corvallis Oregon.
M A -OA NAN Proxrietor
THE OCCTDElif AL is a new bulldinp.
newly furnished; and is first class in all its
appointments.
RATES LIBER ALr
targe Sample StM fUi Vi U
coanncreiai nti. iy
According to Tonr Needs.' .
TAMES MEANS 4 STTOW
hs light and itylisb. It fits like at
stocking, and KEQUlKliiT
i NO " ItKEAKINO IN,"be
Is
Ml
1 ins Derfectlveaev the first time tt
is worn. It will satisfy the inos
.faetidions. .JAMES ME A INS'
SHOE Is absolutely the
, only shoe of Its price which
ias ever been Disced et
, tenslvely on the marker
la wnicn aanouny
consiaerea neior'
wsr
4
i. M, FERRY X CO.
ICIWilUgNWDeiH
gest Seedsmen
In the worKf.
D M FlBTCO'S
Ilhutrstsdpaserip.
un ana rneea
SEEDANHUAt
Cap I ClfiO
Will 6a mailed FSft'
to all SDDlieanta. and
to tut rear's customer
without irderinait. f"rf1'"-
Barlisa Cailowor 0srdetu Yv,& ur Pknrer Seed
Is xi tents. I gboald send for it: Address
B.&. FERRY & CO., Cetrcit, CSIeliv
VNE PAtR FlWYEAR OLD STEERS.
J They girt seven feet; eaqh. Are very
handmtme; color; dark red.- Very fat. Kd
to handle ih-etferv resuect. Lead IlR' any
horse. If wanted,- cule deliea to the
etidof the railrnd on short notice.- .
RtCHAftt) LUl'ZJES:
- Wa'lpfobt, Benton c. , Jani 22, 80.
sltfbr the James
Means $2 Shoe for Boys
J. MEANS & CO., Boston;
pall lines of the above shoes tor aale k?
& NOL AN'S
THE LIE'S FRIEND FlQUfe
MANCFACTTKED BY-
READER & SAMUELS
" STILL
TAKES THE LEAD,
ttefj Sacfc AVarranted.
Prices aS lovv' ais aiiy: Kept for
sale af all' the leadirisr gro
cery stores in COrvalHa.
GIVE IT ATRIAL
SATISFACTION- GUARANTEED.
Any onlers lest' at the store for Screenloys,
Br.ui. Shorts, Ci-op. Feed, cla,-will Iks
liverWd free) of charge.- . . .,,
Jtequtrerflenfs of a Stenographer.- YJJljpU BROS
rn Sttcceed as a stenoerapherone
III nrata in horthand. skilled in type-
n.inI anwi iMiiman. a competent cor- !
respondent. In the Shorthand Departmentrtho;
PORTLAND BUSINES&COfcLEOE-"
THOROUOH TtACHtNO in shorthand, OAltT PHAOTKJC
in type-wTiting.CAReRiu insthoctio in penman,
ship and abundant orilC in correspondence amply
Duaiiry students for positions always open totnoss
tally prepared to fill them. Send forcatajogrue.
A, P. Armstrong, Prin., - PonTtAWD.XjRsySoi
' -lKALtHS IN1 - '
fid V8get:V.3 and Flcwer. ' SBEds
BEE AND PCUL'I KY SUPPLIES.
dr;i.'r T.i'N.' F.:i M;ia; retc': 20 S5rtWV'-.
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