Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-03-20
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| At fire in Albany Sunday
evening J. Fl. Simpson, of this city,
suffered the loss of his restaurant
property. A brother of Mr.. Simp-
son was running the restaurant.
A fine line of spring hats on dis
play at Mrs. J. Mason's. 20tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Garrow
came up from Salem, Saturday, tn
visit day or two with relatives in
this city.
Wanted Wood haulers, P. A.
Kline. 21tf
Miss Helen Steiwer, of Jefferson.
has been the guest of Corvallis
friends for a few days.
Fanion-The black Percheron
stallion. will be in Corvallis every
Saturday, at Abbott's barn. 1926
Tue Lyceum Lecture Course fifth
entertainment, Thursday evening at
Is o'clock. The Harry T. Butter
worth Concert Co.
Reports are in circulation that
Corvallis is going to have another
bank in the near future, backed by
local capital. Further particulars
could not be secured.
Holders of Season tickets get re-
served seats begin aing Thursday
she 2Osh at Graham & Worthams
Drug Store. General admission
50 cents reserved seats rs cents.
Grand Opening-Fine display of
millinery next Thursday and Fri
day at Mrs. J. Mason's. 25
Sidney Trask came home a few
days ago from Falls City on ac-
count of the Illness of bis little bov.
The child is now better and Mr.
Trask expected to return to HE
place of business yesterday.
Opening at Miss Johnson'e
Thursday and Friday, March 22nd
and 23rd. Will have Oh display a
fine line Of patterns from Chicago.
~ 4 25.
An effort will likely be made to
bring Frederic Warde and his
superb company to this city ere
long. If this is undertaken it
will be the biggest thing here in
many years. -
The w. R. G. tea given at the
w. 6. Lane home, On Friday, was
p success, over 40 ladies hsing pre-.
sent Every, one enjoyed a social
time and the delicious usch served
by the committee.
Not single case ef typhoid
fever among the students of our
|college! This is not exactly thing.
to BOAST about, but it is something to-
be very grateful for. I'VE have been
free from the scourge of disease to
a very remarkable degree LIT US
all endeavor to maintain this re-
cord in an unblemished state-0A.
g. Barometer.
1t will likely be Of interest to
many to learn that Immediately
following the business of those
connected with the movement rel
ative pendent telephone linaa.
said meeting to occur Al the court
house ext Saturday, the matter of
pooling lnohair will be discussed.
Here is live proposition and it
stands all mohair' owners in hard
to be in attendance on this occasion.
Governor Folk, of Missouri
snys: Representative government
depends upon the people. II they
want it long enough, and hard
enough they can get it. If the
people do not govern themselves
then special interests will govern
the people. There is and has been
a constant fight between the in-
terests of the masses and the selfish
ness of the classes, the low and the
lawless, the right and the wrong.
The interests of the masses, the
law, the right must always be
fought for. The selfshness of the
classes, the lawless, the false, the
wrong must be fought against.
1t is not enough to be merely
against the wrong; the people must
be aggressively against it.