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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-10

Land O.Iice q. Oregon Git, Or >yon.
Mai lch 3, 1852,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
lS loving named settler has fled notice OF his IN"
tenan to make final proof in support OF his c!aiu1s
and that said proof will be ade before the County
clerk OF 5eaton County, Il: Corvallis, Oregon, on
TuUsRDAY, ArRIL Z7, 1852,
Viz: Michael p Newman, Homestead application
No 3So and 1915 for oos ), G, End S. OF !, Set.
49, T. 10 S. 8 w.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his con-
tuuoC; residence upon, and CULTIVATION OF sal lad
VIZ: William aerreTl, Jos an Caves, David kibaeJ,
Jr and John sphuii.n, of Kings Valley, Benton Co.
19IIws L. r. BARt.J, Register,
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Precinct Meetings.

a friend writes thus: There is no news
to write except this. We are going to at
tend the precinct meetings to select dele
gates to the county convention this spring.
Nearly every one appears to be interested
and that is as it shonld be,
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List of letters

Remaining in the Postofhce at Corvallis S
Benton County, Oregon, March 10, 1882.
Persons calling for the same will please say
advertised:
Miss q. Hoy, Mrs. E. E. Motley, G. W
Draper, N. I. Hart, T. s. Hawkins, Walt
Loaaey 2, VIM. Milaw, J. S. Owen, s. B.
F,iggin, John Roberts, Jas. D, Ward, a.
Wnchell. ..--
N r. BARRIER p. n.
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aDTsgE F0a PUBLICATION.
Land once at oregon City, oregon

Land Once at O.eson City, Oregon
March Sd, 1882. J
MOTTO, is hereby given that the following nared
settler has fled notice OF his intention to make 6naI
proof in support his claim, AMI that said proof viii
be made before the County Clerk OF Benton County,
at Corvallis, Oregon, on
MONDAY, APRIL 10th, 1882,
Viz George W H. Moore. Presumption T, :. 10,
.3574 lor Its 2Ss3 Sec. 81 T. 12 s. Il. IL W. " q
S. W. a. S. r. o. S. ". Sec 10, t. IL ) ] w
He names ths following witnesses 10 lrtvc hss
cont Gus re .tlen.e ufTcr, e.! .Ss2a s, - :
land w: z. abbey, T. r. Lag;s, 5o4iL J. ca 80
VII ia II Graat. al OF Newport, bsES9n eoi-Es!f.
Oregon.
1JIiw5 l. u taii,s- sss -.
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Rspnbfssn. Central Committee.

Ne nbers of the Benton county R-pub'i-
can Central Committee are hereby requested
to meet at the Court house in Corvallis on
Wednesday, March 15th, at one o'clock
Pm. "A. NJ. WITHAM.
Chai, man.
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A New Primer,

During late trip to Portland we were
so fortunate as to secure the services of one
of the bes. Job Printers on this coast. He
will arrive next week totake charge of the
printing department of our Office.
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Mr. J. Fl. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
Agent. Al Park Row (Times Building). New
York, is authorized to contract Cor advertise
ments in the GAZETTE at not less than our
advertised rates.
L. P FISHER, advertising agent, 81 Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. is author
izea to receive advertisements for the co..
umns of this paper at not less than our ad-
vertised rates.
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s.Frem Persona, Experience. ''

SAN JOSH Cal, Aug. 1st, 1881.
IT. Fl. WARNER & Co. :Sirs--From Per-
sonal experience. can eheerfully recoIh-s
mend your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure to
all persons afflicted with kidney and liver
difficulties MRs C. w. PoMERoY...-
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He Knows Whereof he AfI,rms.

Santa Rosa, Cal, Dec. 4, 1880.
H. a. WARNER & Co.: Sirs-I have
used your Safe Kidney. and Liver Cure. aud
find all you claim for it in kidney trouble.
- @ E. T. FANNER.
President Santa Rosa Bank
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Great Bargain

A Packard Organ. nearly as good a. new
for sale at A. J. Langworthy's Cash Issorel
Corvallis. Price reasonable.
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DIED

A daughter of Mr. ar ow Mulkey, aged
21 wears. of conaes siln Of the brain, on
Tuesday morning at the residence OF =. W
Williams
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70 2III SILK AII) AFELlCTLg
AND E$PECIALLY-
Those Suffering from Debility
Nervous Pco3tration, Loss Of
Vitality, Sexual Infr1nities
Etc, Etc.


F!'.iG G!:Et? EElD THogE HAVE Nno ARL
= suffering from SEXUAL AND NERF0US CO NJ
PLANTS i O physician "fo can con f,reEerd their
ailments and successfully treat them.
The general practitioner is rot sufficiently skilled
in these classes troubles do and i. must te
left to the SPECIALIST. wlo by education. long
Practice. Thorough knowledge and comprehensive
mind, IS praplr e<l to cure the1u.
D!??. ). C. YGURG
cp,ned is celebrated Institute i'll 1850 for the
P,.cDoi, OF iorIinf tle afflicted the certainty Of
honorable and skillful treatment and pericct and
per;r..e.t reytoration and for 80 years it has
tanned the irst rank only upon this Coast but
Throughout the civ;l,zad world
u5 an o @ M ina oSY g ~ sS5a a si VaoR hs
sno-ant may aS3e-se my motive, but
the desire to i,tEorr3 t;.ago w?so are suffer
fEg fssrcugh f5noraae7, or e ho by GaFes
cYsnexs Or want OF sao:cia.is: tsaa: 81 eafe
eaa BE had, are Eot ossiy EurF:tag shom-
se,veS 10 an u..igle!s crave, bnt giving
sexual weakness iahcr ta2c, to tut !re genera
tons is too great all INCENTIVE TO permit me to ba
silent.
sv1n DtO1ns.
IF you ARE SUFFERING FR9I NIGHT LOSS
! FS, NERVOUSNESS, WGAENhS S3ES, Confusion
OF MIND. SLIGHT LOSES "HEN UNDER S ,5aS E1-
PALPITATiON, FLUsHES, &c, OR IF YOU HAVE
PRACTiCnD st.IF-ABUSI3 EVEN IN THE SLIGHT
EST PARTICULAR you are suffering from the
Bread EneE,y Of EEEnan Ehs,
And should net hesitate to seek at health and
Happiness in cure
CuRHs GUARANTEED, FEES MODERATE
CONSULTATION oY LITTER OR oTHERWiSE.-
FREE.
Exclusively Vegetable Rmedles Used.
Ladies'
You are especially liable to suffering irou NERTz
Gus PH:1ESI RATION. All your peculiar complaints
are nerVcu; in their oTi and hence your SuherlnSs
are terribly deprcss M ineXprcsibly keen. The
'oct0- in his a:enrccs AID practice OF NERVOUS
TROUBLES has made your orgenizatt special
study an | is thu; enabled from his experience ana
l,nowlodge to a:l and cure you in any OF the
'!rsu:5las. Weakness s, i,iS4-cSs2S aEd Sui-
fesI.se $40 vii Ii y0s: at iI2blR.
fg9You VIII find in the Doctor a friend upon
whom vou Can rely con:Grt, & /: and cure
be. YeuHg'S Fe'tsa:e Gemc&-es have
attained reputation for eiciarcy umeqralled ly
any nlsd,ine medical pFe;2rApt.on ever oHered.
rhcy he s-n3 by mail Or exi'te.s
Those desiring personal and attention can have
al; necessary accommodations furnished.
Letters.
Those who cannot visit the city by giving their
syr,utos IN tl!r way, receive advice, anu when
desired trcgtcict at home with every assurance q
LtJTERS RETURNED OR DESTROYED.
Address, -
Or. J. G. yG5N;a,
zledleaI EGsiitate,
10. stosi..oa st.
San FrlDc;scc, Feb. zi, 1892.
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Republican Co. Committee.

The following named gentlemen constitute
the Benton county Republican Central
Committee:
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There are stored in Pennsylvania atons
!, 80, 600, eoo. barrels of crude petroleum
enough to last the world five years.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19

1t has been suggested in view Of the
fact that it will be impracticable, al the
time of its completion, 20 consummase
an engagement with any of the leading
dramatic or lyric artists to open the
Whitley opera house. that It be dedicated
by home company In preEesesce to
any travelling combination which will
be available at that time As is known
to our readers, the Musical Union have,
for some weeks past, been rehearsing
the charming comic opera of Olivette,
and we understand that the project of
producing it at the new opera house
sometime toward the end of the present
month, AS the opening eRtertaipment At
that place is under confederation. Ithas
been the, wish Of our people that 80
handsome a place of amusement should
be opened by some dramatic or lyric
celebrity, the association of whose
name with thisscy would serve p
call public attention : to our
beautiful city. but as this does not
seem 10 be feasible, we believe a very
pleasant and satisfactory dedication can
be made with the aid ofolr local CON-
pany, and that the presentation of Oil
vette will afford our citizens an excel
lent opportunity of meeting together to
attest, in hearty manner, their pride
and pleasure in an improvement which
is such decided credit 20 the city. The
finishing touches are now being given
to the stage and proscenium boxes, and
the opera house will be ready for Occu-
pancy towards the latter part of the
month.
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son calculates TO start Wednesday for the
Indian Territory. He will work for the
Ponca tribe at a salary of 5000 year
the same tribe that G. L. Beard is with.
We are sorry to lose Mr. Anderson, as he
has been one of the substantial citizens
of Americas. As an experienced black
smith his loss will also be severely felt.
-. The weather changed cold so sud
denly last night that all the thermome
tiers were brought into the the house to
keep them from freezing up. consequent
~ the temperature is not recorded
Dried aud canned fruits cheap, at
Willey's.
|, Roasted coffee zoe lib at Wnley's.
Another invoices of the best tinware at
Willey's.
No advance in price of tobacco at
Willey's.
Notions. patent medicines and gro
eeries, at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Best flonr il the world. at N. w. Glib
sons.
A few more choice shirts at Willey's.
Ladies' vests and hosiery at Willey's
Best roasted coffee. by the pound, at
Willey's.
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ing prospects of large yield the COM

ing prospects of large yield the COM
ing harvest.
The Cherryvale Globe says that white
some little boys and girls were herding
sheep, near Pig Hill station, they were
attacked by large catamount aud
chased TO their homes. These ferOcious
animals are said to be very numerous in
that vicinity.
A Mrs. Annie Auly has been telling
the people of Scranton, Usage county,
what she knows of the evils of intem-
perance. Judging by the number of
Scranton men that have signed the
pledge, Annie must be young widow
and good looking.
Topeka ministers, says aQ exchange,
are strongly set against Sunday funer-
ais when it is possible to have the inter-
ment on other days. 1t is to be loped
that hereafter parties who contemplate
shutting off this mortal coil will select
the early part of the week, out of differ
ence TO their wishes.
The farmers of Mcpherson county say
that the dead prairie grass is full of
chinch bugs, and that every warm spell
they come to life and make a move for
the wheat fields. Some have tried burn
ing the grass and they say it destroys
thousands of them, and those that are lett
are deprived of shelter and soon die.
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COMING.

Donayin's Original Tennesseeans,
Colored Concerters, who were organized
by their present manager in 1873, under
the control and aaspicesof the Freed
mans Aid Society, and the same oom-
pany that 80 materially assisted. in sing
ing up Central College at Nashville,
Tenn ere 70 give one of their novel en-
tertainments in jays opera house, Wed
needay evening January 25th- They are
not '.jgbilee SINGERS" bat are thorough.
cultivated musicians, aud give > varied
entertainment. The following We take
from the KesEhey, NehrAaks Journal Of
Dec. 91st:
The SOTiginal Tenneeaeeans,' - Q troupe
Of nine colored lsdIes and gentlemen,
were here according 90 announcement
on Thursday evening last. and treated
| our cttizsHs % the finest vocal music
eVer rendered IL Aeagpsy. The hall
was well dlled With an Intelligent aud
| ience, and the utmost attention ana In
| tereSt were manifested throughout the
evening. Their music was simply sub
l lime, perfect In kaEmoly, tune, time and
melody. II would require music 20 de.
ecRibs it; mere words cannot. All voices
are good, some Of them superior. thor.
| cughiy trained and drilled until they
move haxEaonsously - the parts Of {
machine. The price charged Is coA.
psFativsly nothing to ne returns they
j give. :
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The READING News.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.

TUESDAY,, Jan. II.
Col. Feighan did not lecture last
week as announced on account of sick
ness, but will lecture on next Tuesday
evening. j. A. Stratton has received
car load of barb wire-2,200 pounds.
-. From present talk it is probable
that not less than 5000 acres will be
fenced in this spring. The citizens
have dubbed together and purchased an
organ to be placed in the school house.
1t is expected to arrive this week. -.
The school board have directed that all
children attending school shall be vacci-
mated, those not having the half dollar
to have it charged 10 the district.
DR.. Biddie is preparing to build barn
in the rear of his office &. T.. Thermometer
one below zero this morning. The
gentle zephyra put in good time Sunday
night and yesterday forenoon.
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suppe,s Drawing.


Suppe's grand prize drawing came
off Monday evening at the court house at
O'Clock and despite the cold weathel
quite large number of people were
present to enjoy the sport. The follow
ing is list of the prizes and the CORES
ponding numbers:
First prize, $500 music box, No
1887.
Second prize. $s.5O set of vases, No
e,sss.
Third prize, 81 so Britannia tea SET, No
1913.
Fourth, fifth and sixth prizes. large
$500 chromos, Nos. GIFTS, 6,22O, s.O63.
Seventh. eighth, ninth and tenth
prizes. $50 toy pianos, Nos. 1907
S,E33, GAGS, 4.166.
A committee composed of J. B. Moon,
w. F. Ewing. T. L. Ryan w. B. Luther
George Sill and P ~ Peytnn, certified
to the fact that the drawing was fairly
conducted and managed in strictly I'm.
partial manner. 1t is not yet known
who is the lucky holder OF the music
box number
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X. of H. Installation

The officers of Neosho Rapids Lodge
No. 2555 Knights Of Honor were install.
ed Saturday night by DIR. ]. w. True.
worthy, D. G. D., assisted by Judge Cul-
yer and other members of Central Lodge
of this city. Previous to the installation
ceremony the members from Emporia
partOok of bountiful supper prepared
for them by Mr.. ALT Roberts, whose
generous hospitality is spoken of in the
most enthusiastic terms by the delega.
ton from this city. After the officers
were installed Judge CalVer delivered
an excellent address showing the object
and advantages of the order. He said
the order had grown from handful in
1873 TO $4,000 in 1881. The sum of 3d..
395, 093 has been paid to the widows and
orphans of deceased members, while the
cost of insurance has averaged but 1881
per annum- No beneficial society in
the world, he said. can produce record
for eight consecutive years, which car
equal this. The address was listened tC
with marked attention and was received
with decided evidences of favor.
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Dots nom Dell.

DELL, Jan. IL, 1882.
Perhaps some persons may want to
know where Dell is. It is a country
postoffice in Reading township. on Duck
creek. Vim. Orr is postmaster . . There
are some good farms on Duck creek. :.
Corn Is the principal crop raised here,
and most of it is fed out by the men who
raise it,. >. Horses, cattle and hogs are
the main dependence Of the farmer for
profit. Stock Of all kinds are doing
well this winter except horses which
have the new disease called pinkeye. A
good many mares are losing their colts
from the effects of it. I hear of some
COWS losing their calves from some IN
known cause. Our school is again in
full blast after two weeks vacation for
the holidays. The district board during
the vacation had the house cleaned up
and applied new coat of whitewash to
the walls which makes great improve
ment to the inside appearance of the
ROOM. Miss Ida NJ. Hodge is teaching
the school at district No. 4. The Rev
Anderson, of the NJ. E. church, assisted
by Father Denley, has been holding
meetings for the past ten days in our
school house with some show of success.
Four persons manifested determine
ton TO flee from the wrath to come and
a good spirit seemed to prevail. The
meetings were orderly and well attend
ed, and we are hopeful that good may
result from these meetings. :, If any
thing worth mentioning can be thought
of you may again hear from
DELL
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The Slayton Concert company gave
an entertainment TO an average audience
at jays opera house last Saturday even
ing. The concert throughout was a
very pleasant performance. and the
different numbers on the program elicit
ed hearty applause, notably those of
Miss Jennie Herrick, who, coupled with
very engaging presence, possesses 9
voice of much more than ordinary
sweetness and cultivation. Miss St.
John has very good contralto voice
and her selections were highly appre-
Grated. Mr.. Heine, the blind vIolinist
handled the bow with much skill, and
while his performances were not of the
classical variety, he at once delighted
and amused his hearers. The Slaytons,
in our Judgment, are not to be compaied
with the Mendlcssohn Quinteite Club
or the Swedish Nighiingales, but, their
entertainment was highly pleasing
throughout, and was deserving of a
better patronage than it received.
The Kansas City Mail thus speaks of
the New Orleans University Jubilee
Singers who will appear at jays opera
house on Friday evening:
The New Orleans University Jubilee
Singers attracted the largest congrega-
ton ever assembled at the Grand avenue
M. Z. church last night. Never was an
audience better pleased. The plantation
songs and melodies which have found
lodgment in the popular heart were rem
dered with pathos and melodious ring
that filed the vast audience TO the Mt
most sympathy. Many singers Of high
esteem and exalted position sing 70
charm the sense, but the Jubilee Singers
make melody that touches the heart and
moves the sympathies. The harmony of
the voices In concerted pieces II exquis-
ite. The solos are of the first order, and
the choruses ring out like the tones Eof
golden bells. The Jubilee Singers have
done noble work for Others, they are
now working for themselves. They de-
serve we'll of the public.
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lAmnnnAv Ian 1Ail

aA$OhIAns u al IAN.
The members of the band were again
compelled to postpone their dramatic en-
tertainment on account of the detection
of one of their STARS. :. "A Mr.. Haz-
let of Americas has rented part of the
old Excelsior house and will set up in
business here as 4 wagon maker. An
effort will be made to organize Q liter
airy society at the school house this ev-
ening. Mrs Chumlea is quite sick
with an attack of hemorrhage. Two
of the hands on the Missouri Pacific
railroad were severely injured last
Thursday while unloading iron near the
Rapids depot. 1t was not duel that
the boys in the livery stable were pre-
pairing to fight the other day. They
were merely stepping OF the ground to
see how far one of them had been
thrown by q Colorado mule that he was
trying 10 ride. Owing to the mild
winter stock are IN much better con-
dition Than was expected from the
scarcity of fodder. ;. The singing school
will give . concert next Wednesday
evening under the dIrection of Prof
Dickson Hartford has escaped En-
poria's smallpox, but has caught its
railroad excitement.
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Church Notes.

Rev. John Kirby, of the NJ. E. church,
preached an able sermon to large au
dience at the Congregational church Sun.
day morning. The discourse was full
of thought and claimed the closest at
tention of the congregation.
Rev. DIR. Worrall, of Princeton, ILL
nDis, preached at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and At the Presbyterian
church in the evening. The congrega
tions at both places were large and at
tentive, and the discourses of this tai
ented divine are the theme of >fattering
Comment by all wko heard him.
The lower room of the new M. e
church will be ready for occupancy with
in a few weeks. The edif1ce, with it
commanding proportions looms up a.
one of the handsomest improvements In
the city, and we believe there are few
houses of worship in Kansas which pre-
sent a more imposing appearance.
The meetings at the Baptist churcl
will be continued through the presen
| xuaalr
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Sherifrs Proclamation.

To Whom 1t may CONCERN;
Notice Is hereby given that on the first
Tuesday oil February, 1882, which is ON the
ith day OF said month. an election will be
held In each and every township in Lyon
county for the purpose OF choosing township
officers as provided by law. The officers TO
be elected on SAID day for each and every
township in said Lyon county are as follows:
One trustee for each township.
One treasurer for each township.
One clerk for each township
Zone Justice of the peace for each township
Two constables Tor each township.
And one road eYerseer for each and every
road district in eacn OF the several townships
of said Lyon county.
Witness my hand, this 10Th day of January,
1881. THOs- L. RYAN,
Sheriff of Lyon county.
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THE HARTFORD News,
EDITED By poRKAs.
TUESDAY, Jan. II.

TUESDAY, Jan. II.
MIS-. Al. Baysinger is quite sick, ~,
Mrs, Kelley, of Emp0Tia Is visiting at
Mrs. Halls. .Workmen are engaged in
repairing the Missouri Pacific depot. -.
Geo. Price shipped two carload Of hogs
to st. Louis this morning. The Hart
ford lyceum was reorganized Saturday
evening, and the following officers were
elected: A. A. Wells, president; Allen
Holt, wee president; Miss Cora Slack,
secretary; Miss Ella BrittOn. treasury.
A program has been arranged for Friday
evening, and more prepayment organ.
ization will then be made. 1t is ROtic.
ed that not so many Harifordites visit
Emporia as they did in former years
Whether this is owing to our own in.
creased importance az town or TO EN-
poria's rigid enforcement of the prOhibi
tory law, we are unable to determine.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS,
KAHaARIHrY Inn

KANSAS CITY, Jan. Is.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 6,o47; all sold; quality
about the same as yesterday; market firm
and five cents higher; one bunch choice, av-
eraging 1926 lbs, sold at So Is; bunch choice
averaging 8s9 lbs, Sc 20; bunch averaging 80,
% %; good heavy hogs. $6C96 Is; smooth pack
ers, s. 75@5; light, S 4c@5 20; bulk OF sales at
50 So06 10.
Cattle-R Receipts. 927; to-day's offerings are
larger and better class ofstock than for the
past week; market continues firm; native
stec's weighing 1850 and 400, if good, IS COG
500; steers. 1850 to 1850. $5615 60. The de-
mand for choice fat Itntchers'i cows is strong
at 50 2EGet; cheice butchers steers, ;s9L