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/. O. o. F. Anniversary.

Barnum Lo:lge, No. 7, of this city, held
their annual celebration in their hall on
Wednesday evening of this week. At
o'clock a large company of the members
aud families, together with invited guests,
assembled. This was an occasion of unus-
nal interest to the Order, it being the COM
memoration of the sixty third year of the
organization III the Uaitel States. The
annual address was delivered by Judge Z.
+. Moor, of this county, who gave pleas
ing sketch OF the history and work of Odd
Fellowship in this country. The address
added much to the interest Of the exercises,
setting forth in detail the primitive and
present excellencies of the work in this and
other lands. Following this Miss Bertha
Nsugass rseited, by request, that charming
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MARRIED,

cHlLCOTT-KI KIGER--On April 10, 1882,
at the residence of r. c. Kiger, in this
city, by Rev. j. Buwersox, MIR. Newton
W. Chilcntt of Mu.tnnlnah county, Ore
gon, and Miss frankie kiger of Corvallis,
Oregon.
this city, April 9th
at the home Of the bride, by Rev. II. P.
Dunning. A. B. Bell, of Multnomah
county, Or, and Miss C.. NJ. Tullcr Of,
Corvallis Oregon,
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TELEGRGMS.

Charleston, S. c. O., April 25.-In the
United States Court the board of canvass
ers of Sumter county plead guilty of neglect
ing and refusing to count the votes of three
election precincts of that county. The
district attorney did not press the other
counts of the Indictment After a statement
by counsel in explanation of the action,
Judge Bond said that all the govern
ment wante,l was vindication of law. and
Laramie City,s April PA Boomerang
special from Carbon says: A horrible acci-
dent occurred here this P. NJ, resulting in
Henkel. So far as learned she was at
tempting to start a fire with coal oil, and
the can exploded with such force as to cause
Inconsistencies The body was burned so
as to be unrecognizab.e. Mr.. Henkle is a
carpenter in employ of the U. P.
Chicago, April 22.-ScovilIe, in with
drawing from the Guiteau case, sends to the
| Washiusto supreme court letter column
| long. stating his reasons, which are person
| al and partly beeause he believes his
client has not received fair judicial treat
mcnt.
Washington, April 23.-Mrs. Scoville
sta. ed to-day she intended to prepare a
of Guiteaus sentence to imprisonment for
| life, aud travel arouad the country lectur-
ing and circulating tthe petition for sigma
lures.
| Denver, April pa case of forgery by
mail robbers came to light to-day. An u
5. treasury draft for $1,000, sent from Wash.
iington payable to the German national bank
of Denver on the 3lst of March, was never
received here. Inquiry shows the same
eashed at Washington on the 10th inst.
| The thieves probably obtained the sigma
ture from other sto en- letters.
Fortress Monroe, April "a. Extensive
preparations are making for grand military
and naval display during the week. at
which the president, secretaries of war and
navy, Admiral Porter, heads of bureaus
and other distinguished visitors will be
present.
| New Orleans, April pa Morgan City
special says: Cattle and horses are dying in
this vicinity where they have been placed
on nonnds and platforms. People are ac-
tually suffering at places near here ON
bayous. Rations issued on the l4th for
seven days having been exhausted, applica.
tions are hourly made ior food.
Chicago, April 24.-Washington special:
It is generally felt to-,lay that Blaine came
ont triumphant in the Shipherd affair.
Belmont's attack on him is recognized as
indirectly the work of Blaine's political ene-
mics in his own party, Belmont being made
a cats paw by Conkhng men. Blaine is
.evidently coming out Of the investigation
in excellent shape.
| Grass Valley. April 23 A. D. Mason, a
prominent attorney Of this place, was shot
last night by E. A. Roberts, son OF Judge
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ge~ Cars for the TuaaeI Work.

In passing Belknap Bros. and Kenedy'i
foun Try this week our attention was direct
ei to four cars made by the foundry COM
pany, ready AMI suitable for use by Mr.
J. II. Busbec in the tunnel work for the ..
7. L. L. They are supported by low
wheels and have on them heavy iron bound
woolen boxes about four feet wide and six
Get long. Tne bells ar. self bumpers.
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The Peoples Protective Association Of
Astoria

Was recently organized at the above
named place having fer its object the fol-
lowing purposes: lst. For the purpose
of protecting law abiding citizens and their
property. 2nd. For the purpose Of putin.
n stop to certain /; bu;ss practised in this
city by men who re known as sailor rum
ncrs. Sd. To protecs and assist the law in
Furnishing all such offenders to the full ex-
authorities Of the city to use all means in
their power TO punish gamblers and insist
that that class shall not be allowed to make
their living in the city.
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New Beet, shoe, and Hat Stere.

Saml Fl. Look comes out with new
flaming advertisement in another column.
Sam intends to sell boots, Shoes hats and
everything in his line on the most favor
able terms. It is a good time to call on a
man to buy his goods when you find his
standing advertisement in the paper bs-
cause at such times they are anxious to do
business and as u consequence they alver-
tise for the purpose of extending their
business. A man who advertises thor
oughly will always offer superior induce
ments to customers for their trade, Mr..
Look is Thorough AMI accomplished work.
man, nice accommodating gentleman, ami
spares no pains to please his customers.
He has large and Increasing trade and de-
serves more Persons desiring to purchase
sentlemen's boots and shoes, ladies' shoes
slippers, and fancy wear, chillren's wear.
gentlemen's hats or any other things in his
line, can do no better than to call upon him.
See the Eureka S,sh Fastner and Lock at
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Catching SurS,

Fred Page anil the Martin brothers, who
reside on Lewis river, spend every winter
in trapping fur bearing animals, says the
Vancouver Independent. Their catch for
the last winter foots up as follows: 274
beaver. 100 mink. otter, IS mushrat, SO
raccoan anil elk hides
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tssE -Four Name.

Persons sending communications to the
GAZETTE will please sign their names TO
theta. Not because we wish t., publish the
that the matter communicated are truths.
We received some local personal items not
sisneA tlais we-'s. Hereafter sil Ill
fuse to publish auyth;a.; CT the kid MT
81 .utd.
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Premium List
FOR THE GAZETTE.

To any person who will get bp q Filth Of
eighty(S0) he. subs rcribers to the 9Azsrrx.
accom- pairie1 by cash pay nent in sdvance
to us of $500, We will give, as q pfethIunf
one No. 8, Charter oak Cook Stuvs, latest
improved, complete with furniture, worth Is.
For club of sixty (6o) new subscribers.
with S! So cash. paid To Us in advance, we
will give, as premium, one No. Cam
bridge Cook Stove with furniture, worth 3Ss
For Club of twenty t2o, new Subscribers
with $40 cash paid in advance to US, VIC
will give premium one .Linwood. Par
l"r Stnve, No. 19. worth $l2.
For IL Club of fen (lG) new subscribers.
with $25 cash paid in advance to us VIC will
give as II premium. one set Ivory H.fndled
Table Knives, worth O.
For Club of six (6) new subscribers
with Sl5 cash paid in ad ance to us we will
give as a premium set Silver Plated
Forks, worth 3
Fora Club of eleven (l) new subscribers
with 27,50 cash. paid in advance to US. VIC
will give premium one Peerless Clothes
"ri"ger, worth $3.50
For Club of thirty two (32) new subscri-
bers with $50 cash paid in advance, to US,
We will give as IL premium, one Double
narrci. Muzzie loadins Shotgun, wire
twist barrels. worth $50.
For Club of thirty five fs5) new suhscri
will give as II premium Ell! her Champ-
On Scotch Clipper l2-inch Plow OF an Oil
yer Chilled Pluw, l4-inch, worth 20.
For Club of twenty -four (24) new SUBJ
Scribers with S60) cash paid to US in Gd-
vance. we will give rs premium, CGrpen-
ter Tools to the value Of SIS.
For IL Club of fopr az new subscribers,
with $40 cash paid to in advance, We
will give us Il premium, one handsome two
pot Flower Bracket, worth 2.
Or one Wostenholm 3 blade Pocket knife,
worth q:
Or one pair steel laid, nickel plated Scis-
sors. $ inch worth s2.2s!;
For a Club of three (3) new subscribers,
with 81 80 cash paid t" US in advance. We
will give as premium one Wostenholm
2-blade Pocket knife, worth $i,5O.
Or one Wade 4 Butcher Razor, worth $l,50.
For Club of five (5) new subscribers,
with Sl2, 40 cash in advance, We will give
as premium one Wustcnhom 4-blade
Pocket knife, worth $3.50.
Or iue Electric Razor. worth 2,5U.
For Club of seven (7) new subscrib, rs,
with Sl7 so cash in advance we will give AZ
premium une Granits-iron and Nickel
plated Tea Pot. worth IL
For Club twenty six (26) new suhscrib-
ers, with sos cash in advance, we will give
premium set Ivory handled Table
Carvers, worth sts.
For Club of sixteen (l6) new subscrib-
ers, with $40 cash in airance, We will give
as IL premium one Diamond tooth 6-tout
Cross cut saw, worth Q.
For Club of fifty (5o) new subscribers,
with Sl25 paid in advance will give
IL premium. one Little Gunt Riding Saving
Marh.ue with 6-foot saw, worth 30s
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GaRaRer Than EYer.

Dry goods and groceri,s are selling at
A. j. Langworthy's Cash Store at astonish.
ingly low prices, and fresh supplies con-
stantly arriving. A fine assortment of
ladies' and cbildren's slippers, and button
shoes, Just received
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Ss.amer s'Taqai:,a" Eonaa Coz seGEsyT.

] se.'h L. 4. irwin, OF Newport, Or, re-
cehtly returned from Portland los'l1ina
l-an !some and hearty. He informs Us that
he learnel while there that it Was the in
tentiou for tie ''Yaquina" to start for New
port on last Wedn,:s lay with a partial load
of freight. Also that the proprietors of the
steamer intended not running her any more
OH account of a laak CT patronage
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MiniRg News.
Jacksonville Democratic Times.

JacksOnvlIe DenlDcratlc Iimea
The miners of Willow Springs district
are cleaning up.
The hydraulic mines are all running on
full time
A good run is being made at Keoton
and Kippel's claim on Poorman's creek
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other diggings in that vicinity are paying

Other diggings in that vicinity are paying
we'll
Winner and Simmons. of Josephine coun-
ty, are running their hydraulic claim night
and day. They do not expect to make clean
up before the last of August.
Another cleanup was made at the claim
Of Chas. E. Chapel & Co. on Star gulch
last week, which resulted satisfactorily.
Over So ounces of gold was obtained. Their
reservoir is now being used to good ad
vantage.
The claim of Bybee, Newman Co., of
Josephine county, although operated only
two-thi-ds of month, yielded over 81 800.
A full line of Fishing Tackle at Wlll
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Fun Ahead,

The Standard Minstrels and AIuldoon
Fic Mic Party, from Emrrson's Theater.
San Francisco, un.ler the management of F.
W. Stcchhan. will give an entertainment
here Tuesday evening, May 10th. This
troupe has the reputation of being first
class, and will no doubt be greetc.. with Il
full house
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Returned.

E. Barnhan, formerly of this place,
ha, reeently re.urne from lower California
where he has been since llst fall. H, has
lately been having a severe soAl of the
feyer but IS now recovering.
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ELL Pprehasfd.

An ex;hange says that Messrs- Kratz,
w .slhurn & Co., late of Junction City,
have boa shs the Dixie Mill, AMI will ex-
pead several thon sand dollars in improving :.
it, when it will be large scale.
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Recovering.

A private communication from Newport
informs us that Mr.. T. J. Frasier of that
place has been quite sick for two weeks
past but is now recovering anil will soon
be well. Also that every thing is booming
on the railroad.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in til. Postoiii,e at Corvallis,
Benton County, Oregon, April 2S, 1882
Persons calling for the sans will please say
advertised:
LADIES LIST.
Hawkins, Mrs. S. c., Lee Kate, q,
Lloyd, May NJ, Rice, Miss Jane.
CENTS LIST.
Collins, Jas, Crawford, T.,
Gid, Dock, Harland, J. W.,
Nash, s., Phillips. Alvy.
Whally, J. W.
n II. BARBER, P. NJ.
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and indfs
cretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss OF manhood etc, will send a receIe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send . sef-addressed en=elape to the REV. JOSEPH
7. lNMAS, Station d.. New York City. 19:2-m6rn
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Trial Of an Important Case.

We have been absent from the Office sew
eral days trying an important case. After
the lapse of considerable time we won it
thus far and hope the decision was right.
1t must be final, unless an appeal is soon
taken to higher authority; but, in that
event we feel that the decision of the former
tribunal should be affirmed. The case was
tried with great care on its merits and
without any sharp practice. We demurred
to the complaint for time as not contain
ing the necessary symptoms. But the court,
after careful deiiberatinn, overruel the de-
murrer and declared the complaint to be
measles, whereupon We went into trial upon
the counts in the complaint defined as afore-
said by the court with the successful result
rs above stated.
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Smallpox has broken out in the Insane
assylum at East Portl,nt and it is said thai
great carlessness exists i'll not warning all
persons of its prevalence there.
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recitation, Absalom," in her usual fer
vent and graceful manner. The literary
part of the programme closed with some re-
marks and select realings by Judge w. s.
M:Fadden, of Barnum Lodge. After this
bour tiful repast of sweetmeats was served
to the company. and the gaiety and merry
making which marked this part of the en-
tertainment showed that it was relished by
ALL The welcome and hospitality extended
by the members to the guests was grace
fully and cordially acknowledged, and soon
after the company dispersed to their homes
well pleased with the evenings festival.
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OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Bids will be received at this office up till noon on
Monday May l, 1882, and will then he opened. for
the supply and erection Of telegraph poles along the
line OF the Oregon Pacific Raiload letween Cory allls
ard Ysquna. Bids will lie received in respect OF
the whole distance, for one or more sections OF
ten miles each Forms of proposal, and speciGca-
tions of the work. may be obtained al this Office
on or after Monday, April Gath. The Company re-
serve to itself the right to reject any or all bids
WM. n. HOAG,
General Manager y. 2. Z.
Corvallis April 90 1882.
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CITY ELECTION,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN
~ nual city election OF the city of Corvallis will be
held at the Recorders office ON the OF Monroe
and First streets,
MONDAY, NAY l, 1882,
for the purpose of electing Mayor Recorder Treas
urer and Marshal Also one Alderman iron the First
or upper ward Alderman from the Second Or
middle ward and two Aldermen from the Third
lower ward.
F. H. SAWTELL,
aprIlw3 CITY Recorder
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Good Bargain.

The grounds including the lot fenced. together
with stable barn etc OF the camping ground on
Fred Olssons place for rent everybody knew the
locality OF the best on the Sa9una bay.
Address owner J. A. OLSSON.
1a-I2m2 Newport, Oregon
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w atch Pr,m.un List

For Club of twenty (20) new subrcrih-
ers, with SO cash paid in advance, we will
give as ~ premium, one Silver case Swiss
Wa eh, Lever Movement, worth d iGs
For II c alb of thirty 1907 new subscribers
with S75 cash in advance, We will give as
premi, In "ne ounce. Silver case Walthain
Watch, Broadway movement, Plain Jewel
ed. worth SIS
For Club of thirty .(35) new sub
Scribers, With ST SO cash in advance, We
will give as II premium one ounce Silver
case Waltham Watch, Broadway movement
Plain Jeweied Ex pansiou Balance, worth 81? so
For Il Club of thirty seven (37) sew sub
scribers, with S92 so cash in advance, We
will give as :: premium one 2-ounce Silver
case ultham Watch, VIM. El;ery move
ment Jewclcd, Expansion Balance, worth $lS SO
For Club of forty four (44l new subscri-
bers. with Sil0 paid i'll advance. we will
give as premium one Bounce Silver case
Waltham Watch, P. s. Bartlett movement,
Jewelsd, Expansion balance, worth y!
Watches Of the same grades of Elgin or
Spring field, will he furnished instead of
Waltham, TO parties desiring them. Hsay-,
ier cases will also be furnished ut addf'
tional cost of So so per ounce.
REDUCED RATES FOR CLUBS To-
CORVALLIS GAZETTE.
For Cluo Of FIVE (5) new yearly suhscrib@
ers, with Sl2 paid in advance, l copy Of Ca
zETrE will be given to getter up of club.
For Club of ten (l0} yearly subscrftt-'
ers. with S22 paid in advance. copy OF Ga
zETTE will be given to setter up of club
For Club of twenty t20) new yearly sub
scribers, with $4l cash paid in advance. copy
Of GAZETTE will be given to setter up OF club.
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Friendship Lodge No IA, y. o. L. w. meets first
and third Thursdays in each month. nay, Al, w
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I. 90. F..

Valley Lodge, No, IL, h. of P, meets every Mon
day evening JAMES booin' - "
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Messrs. Mensinger & speiael and Hutton
& Hillard have raised the price of horse
shoeing to S. so per horse from this date.
April 25, 1882
Candidates, Cards.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RESPECTFULLY
announces to the citizens Corvallis that he will
be candidate for Recorder at the coming city elec
ton 7. j. JEFFRlES.
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R. A. NJ.
X. OF P:

Ferguson Chapter. No. S, R. A NJ. meets Thurs
day evening on or preceding full moon
WALLACE BALDWIN, II. T.
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THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS OPPORTU-
L nifty Of announcing to the citizens of Corvallis
that he will be candidate for Marshal OF said city
the coming election, E. F. WRENN.
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SOCIETIES.
A. F, AND A. NJ.

Corvallis Lodge, No. Ii. A. F. and A. ~, meets on
JOHN kEESEE, w ~
Rocky Lodge No. 7s, A. +. and A. n, meets on
S f BELKNAP, w. NJ
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a O. l.. w.

BaruaIa Lodge, No. :. l. o. o; F.. meets every
Tuesday evening T. T. ALEAASpEf' ~ '"
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VIII Bros. have just received a full stock
Crown Sewing Machines 1t
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r ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A ACANDIDATE FOR
City Recorder at the coming city election to take
place on May !, 1882. F. H. SAWTkLL.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RESPECTFULLY
announces to the citizens of Corvallis that he will
be candidate for City Treasurer at the coming city
election. S. L. HENDERSON.
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A full line of Fishing Tackle at WI
Bros. 1t
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See the Eureka Sash Flstner and Lock at
Will Bros. 1t
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aprl4N3
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-02-11

After years of struggle with the
railway monopolies the Patrons of
Husbandry in the Northwest won
a great triumph and secured the
adoption of principle hat the rail
way companies are subject to State
control which has only to be hon
estly enforced by the State govern
ments to give full protection to the
people i'll all matters pertaining to
these powerful and most dangerous
corporation. To annul this great
principle, sto make it powerless and
imperative, is the leading object
the railroad companies, and their
officers and lobbyists are every
where at work to control the legis-
lation of the different States. In
the Legislature of Mississippi, now
IN session the railway power is ma
king rapid progress. Already a
bill has passed the Lower House,
called the Georgia Pacific bill, which
eXemPts that company for TWEEN
TN YEARS from STATE SU-
PERFISION and taxationl Is
not this simple announcement suffi-
clent to arouse the fears and indig-
nation of the farmers of Mississippi,
and excite them to an earnest, de-
termlned protest against the enact
ment of any such law? If it is not,
then they may prepare themselves
tor future of helpless and hopeless
slavery. The railway companies
are determined to rule, and unless
the people wake up and organize
against them, no State Legislature
will be able to withstand their
power.