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Weekly Codlis Gazette, FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 20. 1885. OFFICIAL PAPER f JK dtNiOMIUurd V Entered at the Postofiice at Oregon, as secoud-olass matter. Corvallis THfS PAPER will be found on file at thefollowiiig tamed places, where advertising mav be coutmcteu or at our reirulor rates: C. W. LOMuHR Jc Cj., Alvertisiu? A;tnfcs, Port'and, Oregon. L. P. FISHKR, Advertising: Ager t, Sau rrauuiseo, uauiornia. OEO. P. HOWELL Si Co,, Advertising Agents, Mo 10 Spruce Street, New V ork City. J. H. BATES, Advertising Agent, 41 Park Row, New York Citv. K. W. AYER & SOX, Advertising Agents, Philadelphia, Pa. Ex-Senator Wm. Sharon, of Call fornia, died in San Francisco last Fri day afternoon. Louis D.ivid Reil was hanged last Monday at Regina for high treason against the Queen of Great Britain. French Canadians are greatly indig nant over the execution, and a not is feared at Quebec, Montreal and otbei cities. The first ballot for U. S. senator last Tuesday stood, for Mitchell 24; Wil liams 17; Kelsay 2; and Slater 37. Hirsch has declared himself not a can didate. It is now thought the contest will be between Mitchell, Williams and Gov. Moody. Senator Siglin last Mwnday intro duced a bill in the senate granting to women the right to be admitted to the bar and to practice in the courts of this state. The bill passed three read ings in the senate and three readings in the house, all inside an hour. On its final passage the vote stood, ayes 44, nays 11. A Washington dispatch cf the 16th inst. says: Moderate democrats, who ear the effects of free trade agitation in the house this winter, are quietly de yising a scheme which will rush the sil ver question upon consideration of that body at an early stage of the ses sion, before the ways and means com mittee shall have time to prepare and report a tariff bill. If this plan suc ceeds, they hope the tariff question will assur.i-- a secondary place, and by the time the silver business is disposed of other matters will press for considera tion, to- the exclusion of any effort at tariff revision It is hardly probable that the free trade democrats, who are almost solidly opposed to any change in the silver coinage law, and v ho are fierce tor "tariff reform," will consent to any such programme. The N. Y. Tribune says of the fiee trade convention at Chicago: "It is fdain the free traders mean to make war this winter, it is also plain that like men of sense, they are beginning now to prepare public opinion for the elections next year, and they are to be repulsed not without some effort. The defenders of protection may as well be gin their defense. Thirteen state or ganizations were reported to the con vention, with local organizations in other States. It is also well not to un derrate their zeal or influeuce. Their first step is announced to raise a fund of $20,000, which is needed this and next year in view of concession u elections 18S6. This application of funds will be remembered when free trade candidates present themselves next year. A third of the sum is al ready pledged. This bit of informa tion the defenders of the protective syxtcui may well consider." A Boston special says: There is a lively commotion in mugwumpdom in this town. The immediate occasion of it is an announcement made some days ago that Carl Schurz is coming here to assume active control of a daily news paper. The inside history of the at tempt is interesting- Schurz has had his eyes tumed in this direction ever since he left the Evening Post in NeT York. He tried to get hold of the Boston Post for its debts,some $10,000 but failed. Old Democratic war horses did not relish the idea of letting the paper go over to the mugwumps, but they had to consider whether they would not have to make a virtue of necessity. Schurz's friends made a more liberal offer, and then the owners of the daily Advertiser became fright ened, because the Advertiser, bavins been the organ of the mugwumps, GIVE US A CALL. would suffer, it was feared, if the Post j MaiD. St. COrValllS, OregOH. should enter the field. They offered 1 Schurz's friends the Advertiser, but ' ., " . , , , . " .... I J. B. Lee, M. D. G. It. Farra, it. D. fcbev- already had made terms with the i Post. From present appearances, how-! LEE & FA.RRA, aver, it is quite likely that the paper vsioians, Surgeons Schurz will control will turn out to be i And AcCOUChers. the venerable Advertiser, instead of . , I LORVALT.I the equally venerable Post. j 2o-.'im THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION. The President has issued the follow ing thanksgiving proclamation: The American people have always abundant cause to be thankful to Al mighty God whose watchful care and guiding hand have been manifested in every stage of their national life, guid ing and protecting'them in time of per il, and safely leading them in the hour of danger. It is fitting and proper that a peopl thus favored should on one day in ev ery year, for that purpose specially ap pointed, publicly acknowledge the goodpessof God and return thanks to Him for all His gracious gifts. Therefore I, Grover Cleveland, Pres ident of the United States of America de hereby designate and set apart Thursday, the 2Cth day of November, instant, as a day af public thanksgiv ing aiid prayer, and do invoke the ob servanee of the same by all the people of the land. On that day let all secu lar business be suspended and let the people assemble in their usual places of worship, and with prayers of song and praise devoutly testify their gratitude to the giver of every good and perfect gift, for all that He has done for us in j TICKETS the year that has passed, toi our pros- ! ervation as a united nation, anil for our deliverance from the shock and danger of political convulsion; for our safety and quiet while wars and ru Hi'rs of wars have agitated and affect ed other nations of the eaath; for our Security against the scourge of pesti lence which in other la:;ds has claimed its dead by thousands, and filled the streets with mourners; for the plente ons crops which rewarded the labor of the husbandmen and increase our na tions wealth, and for contentment throughout our borders, which follows the train' of prosperity and abun dance. t And let there also be on the day set apart a reunion of families, sanctified ind chastened by tender memories and vssociations; and let the social inter course of friends with pleasing reininis- rences renew ties of affection and strengthen bonds of kindly feeling. And let us by no means forget, while we g've thanks and enjoy the comforts which have crowned our lives, that truly grateful hearts are inclined to leeds of charity, and that kin I and thoughtful remembrance of the poor will double the pleasure of one condi tion and render our praise aud thanks giving more acceptable in the sight of the Lord. Second UAL BALL Given AT CITY HALL, Thursday Ev'ng Kov-23 '85. Committee on Arrangements. JOS. P1RONI, HENRY KOKTHAUliIiai.il AL. P. CHUBCHILL. Committee on Invitation. PROF. E. A. MILKER, PROF. W. ST. CLAIR ami T. A. UELL. Reception Committee. MUSE KLINE, A. KORI'HAUEH, JAS. LGLIN, J S. 1.L.LL. Floor Managers. M. S. NEUGASS, RoBT JOHNSON, UAYI OSWIRN, Wm. MaN'SKI ..hit. Wm. A'&IGHT, AL. I. CHURCHILL. Honorary Committee. HON. JOHN BURNETT, DR. J. B. LEE, 1R. N. B. AVERY. I I achin im) THE MUTUAL SELF-ENDOWMENT iND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, Grand Central Office, Fort Worth, Texas. SS&M CTJNMFir, President. E. M. MACY, Secretary B. W. BROWN, Vice-Presi lent. A. W. MOlilUftO.N, j reas. Music hy Parson & Bray's orclirestra of Portland. Celebrate Ttateta D 81-50. Corvallis, Yaqulna, Sao Francisco VIA Oregon Pacific R R. and STEAMSHIP LINE. Trains on and after Sept. 14th, Leave Corvallis Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 10 a, a, Leave Yaquina Kaad&y, Wednesday and Frliay, 3 a, a, RATES Between CoraHis g San Francisco First-class and Cabin passage S14 00 " Steerage ' 7 00 Grain per ton 2000 lbs 4 50 Tims saving to the farmers and merchants of the valley Thousands of Dollars. Willamette river boats will hereafter con nect with trains at Corvallis. This new line is prepared to transport all the freight and passengers offering. VVALLIS N"ASH, Vice Pres. "OH AS. C. HOGUE, A. G. P. &F. Ant. Corvallis, Oaegou. A Washington dispatch of the 14th inst. says: Senator Dolph, of Oregon, is the only Pacific Coast Representa tive of Oongrees at present iu the city. He has been here since the middle of October preparing for the coining ses- .on. Dolph lias two important bills n preparation to introduce as soon as the session opens, which he will press earnestly for enactment. The first is for the admission of Washington Ter ritory with some geographical modifi cations. The bill proooses to include lie. pan handle of Idaho, so that the j eastern line of the proposed State will j tretch across to Montana. Dolph say? j that the whole territory embraced has , tt least 175,000 people, and he is con- I tident the bill will pass the Senate, but whether it will pass the House depends i argely on the policy of the ad in i lustra tion, he said the President favors the admission of Dakota, and it is in terred that he likewise will favor the admission of Washington. Dolph, V AU3XJ3T KNIGHT, cabinet Maker. mws& "I USD&ftTAKER. Cor. Second aud Monroe Sts. , URT.tlXlS : OKS'Gi, Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of h'URNIT TJ R E Coffins ar ci Caskets. Wo.'k done to ord ir on short notice and at reasonable rates. Corvallis .Inly 1. 1881. l:-27yl. XT INCENT HOUSE. however, is not sanguine of Democrats aid. The other measure is a bill for the forfeiture of the land grant along the main line of the Northern Pacific from Wallula to Portland. The North ern Pacific has not built the road, and does not intend to at present. He thinks the sentiment of eastern Ore gon favors the forfeiture. BURNETT & JOHNSON, Proprietors of the WHIST ill BILLIARD ROOMS s. C'RTJS, Proprietor The best dollar a day House n the city. COFiVALLSS, - ORECON W. C. Crawford, JEWELER. 171? tV assortment of Watches, (.'locks, Jewelry, etc. ! All kinds of repairins- done on short notice, and all work warranted. tS:33-yl GUARDIAN'S SALE. Constantly on h ind the best brands of Tobaecot and Cigars in the market. Fruit, Nuts asd Confectionery Ice Cold Drinks, Etc. Oregon. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned that pursuant to and in accordance with an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Benton County made and entered on the 10th fav of Sep tember 18S5, will on the !6th day of November 1885, at the hour of 1 o'clock P. SI., of said day in front ol the Court House door in said county, sell at public auction to the highest, bidder for cash in hand the following described real estate, belonging to Emma E. Shipley, Lena E Shipley, Charlotte E. Shipley -nd F.lm- r C. Shipley, minor heirs of .lohn L. Shipley d-ceased, to-wit : The undivided ont half of lot num bered eighty-eight, (88) in block numbered nineteen. (10) in the city of Philomath in Benton county Or I egon. Also the following to wit : An undivided one : fourth part of the original donation land claim of H. ' S. Ha'lojk and Lucr Hallock wife, it being claim numbered flity-nin, (SB) notification number ed 6203, in sections foiir(I) and nine, (9) in Township eleven south of range six west of Willamette Meridian iu Benton Com ty, State of Oregon. JACOB HENKI.E, Guardian of the minor heirs of John L. Shipley, deceased. Dated this Hth day of Octeber, 1885. 22-42-0t IN T IE WORLD. V X s '''M . JOUMICK TWIKS BINDERS, 5 CHAMPION TWINE BINDERS, iuHAUPION MOWERS and REAPERS &BUFFALO PITT'S THRESHERS, IK AM ENGINES, PR ACTION HAINES' HEADERS, HAY RAKES an.l FORKS, .SAIN WAliONS. A N:ce Line of Spring Wagons AND Fine jjjSSjgj jjjj QflRgiASES. aw M i J AND Mill Machinery. Rubber and Leather BELTING Correspondence So id I cd. Catalogues Furnished on . Aoplication Woodcock & Baldwin,) Corvallis, Or. HON. SAMUEL G. H1LBORN, President, n. tMjiu. secretary Chartered under the laws of the Stato of Texas, June 11th, 1881. Copyrial t secured Lv f.lirc title Jne 11 lsiL, in the otlice of the librarian of Congress, DC PACIFIG COAST DEPARTMENT. OFFICE: No. 7 Powell St. Corner Market. Pan Francisco OFFICER A. W. KELSEY, of Sacramento, Vice-Pretidcnt. J N. kl .-Si L. SR.. Knnfrin tunW CAPT. J, In LEOKAED, State c'upt., f oitlacd, Or. ... TJ1 object of this Associat'oi! is to provide enc'mnm'sfoi Ihiip nvurben ns wellr: litf( for .i ?T members, at the ltsst it tonsitUm Hill pencil mnb, lj i:t vi. .M a v eil as death benfit certificates. fc I'he plan embraces two torn s, lite and death. Due pnyt t the dmtl. of a member and the other t avs ti y s ua, i:i.-tallments duriim hie. The a.xoci&tion woperatedon the mutual plan. It has no vtock "l " earimi. and no trustees an ong srh. m to uindeits .-urpiud. aj-wwtMi. aumint.- to ntarl, K,ut ttb tlc-adt ircreair aenmontb. the as:rtei!iti.ii Las uisbursed U. dat. - 67u.o: 8.t2 il benefits to tin Lgateet d nun anu " ";a'url"S ui-ns. Is ioauine from fifteeto twenty tkonssnd per n ontt to li-ing n:ui Itrs REVIEV Eli CE CRGANIZATION. Fieceipts since organization, ., . . . $370 2Sp 06 DiMliurseineiits since nrjiaiiizatinn, - . . S7Ji OS8!o2 ' l.iiicc on liaiiil. - m 201(16 lupous pni.l, - - - ! - - 80,6uO Agents Wanted in every county of the Pacific Ccast. r. EVI. Johnson, Itcsiileiit A-ent, torvallie, Oregon. City Stables iDaily Stage LinE i R ALBANY TO C0RVALLJ?. r O . EGL1N, - - Proprietor. On the C.irner West iif the Engiiu House Haviag secured tli contract to arryiiic th UOliVALKlS, - - OI1EGON. H A. VISG COMPLETED MY new aud commodious liARN. 1 am better than ever iir.ijureil to U'vll LI ILTIIi.O UJJJILO, Kri:lil JCO o', I'nito.l States M rRnv Corvallis tr JM For the ensuing four yen t Il"V AND SADDLE HORSES TO HIRE. At Reasonable Kates. j0T Particular attention yfivun to Uoardint; Horsta tlorne liouirht and Sold or lxc handed. PLi:.ASL UIVE ML A CALL. will leave ( oricHtfc t-ai. iiu ill AlLi'Tiv aboDt clock, ft nd wjll btartttt rt AiLai.A atiouotl irthe aftcruoou, retuining to rvallit at cut 3 t'tU-tk This line will e injured wxl. t-od lu L tLC tare ul drivers and nice cotufortable and EASY RtCIKG VEKECLES For the accomniodation of the IBA1 EUSe U l l It . Wheat and other Grain Stored on the best of Terms l;y AT- OR r i LIS SAC ,.i PCaXISIIED TO PATR0li. Farmers will do well to call on me before making 18-27-vl arraiiirtments else wl. ire TFE BENT01 COUNTY REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION Offibe: Corrallis, Oieo M. S. W00LCCCK. Marker. THIS ASSOCIATION will buy ard sell ali elasses of Keal Estate en rea tonable terms ard wMtW.r- cnurbiv advertise bv describintr eaeb niece of uroDertv entrustedto it for eale. Th fnlluw pieces of jr.operty will be old on extraordinarily reasonable tern:s: SAW watei , in conn all .f th about J road to . :I.b- i ..rood j.-ai vided I interest in a ai;d -;eii ait et- ol c istf i e n ill. 1 vt i m tl i X. it ear, s:tv:ted bar.di i v erttt m vill i of t rvallis witti an exceiiilit gc t. rontil. Tern;b iy. M lJi" blOCK JABJl 32C acres, al lit fO ?r. Hii acret tj-i. tt 1 1 lii; u . t ( : 1 1 1 . il t t": ticn 1 l i i d oak tiHil tr, ti e taint l t ;la ii i (.. r : i b. loil:;l it 1 (I.m ii l:n. jl a.,! if ;j nx Lauttibtt ou raiyt. ntl.ij. n tit Utt ttik iaiip t Hi i tvu j it i m kxliaui ; 1 c i i )i n iits -Farm all under fence only U miles fu n fctt oi tmaiiit. 1 uu h((a C .rvallis of ISO acr8, bOacre.- noy in n.lihulion, Ibe FAhM-A lain ei lit wici fi kitvricd 4 O Li.-LTlCf' Of It fan ll. rl! tlintiii i.l f ' ell H vi.u in . LOTS -Two bniir. proved lot aotd two ston Iw. ' rvallis. i o' tult .vhyat w.tl, a lair house (toMl bun, ai. gtai.erj. u&;H, B,it, tl ri'.l 1 it. Uu :i ...tw-i.-.n ar.UwoM at a uarrain. 1-ciD.a eav. Mjacrieoi po,d f r, as aicntil. i i l ,.i : f..a -Farm ol 478 acres for less titan Pn i.m : t'"1 i ti i v. i. .v. 1 acre, being one of tbe cheapesi ami ,n.. Mi r. I tint ;:ii t.i.. In: ml nvi id .'.jritoi. county, ituateil 4 miles west of Monroe. Ji '""'' ri on m litis, inuii tj . niile from a irood seliool. in one'oi th- best nei&h. u itgfcg i ' i l c un n.. Ix.rhoods in the state with church privileges bm:). i.j acres in emtivation, ecu over wi tan i. :tilivtac(l. Ah umlur fence, with iratnc noose targe nam ami orcl.aid; las m m ;i l u-ater the year around, ami is well sotted lor sink ALSO Four nniotj loved lots cxi.it to c :md dairy purposes. This is one of the i heajtcst iarun ed in Corvallis, Or. The choicest LliiidiCL in., in in tne iVillainctte Valley Terms easy. the city lor sale reasonable. THOMAS GRAHAM, gkt and Apothecary, AND DEALER IN nm , iiils, nmm, wm, sua, ran, mm SIIl!LI)i:R bkaces, toilet akticlis tc. full lint- 1! ok.-.. Sut'iotie'5 mill U'sill 1'ainT i ilriijrs nn In li an v I! M'le.-ii il. Pn'srifj.iitiii cofiifH'Miitlfd mi all hour;. i 9-273 1 The Nc-n Stiiim Yacht 'TRESS A MAY" Is at vow disposal for the season of 18S5. Being maaned by careful and compete nt officers andcrew who will exert themselves at all tin es t. oblige tis-itriir.-. Cbaitera a Specialty. Kates reasonabie. For teema appiv to CA FT. F. E. DODGE, Manager Newport, Oregon 222S3ra Real Estate Agency! CORVALLIS " CRE30; Real Ktate Aleuts, will tiuy, sell, or least- farms or farm (irniiurty on umiiinisiiiii. Having inaile arrangeuteuts for eo-opera-tiun with agents iu Portland, an-l being ful iy aoqoatuted with real property in Benton county, we feel Hssnre.l of giving entire sat isfaction to all who may favor us with their patronise. ii. A. Waggoner, 20-fivl T. J. 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