Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-20
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night, Tuesday. Telephone in
formation to R. L. Taylor. 32tf
The pastor of the 1st M. E.
church occupies his pulpit both
morning and evening Sunday. The
morning subject is Forgive the
Forgiven" The evening subject is
l"Sabbath Day Observance from the
Bible and Scientific Standpoints"
s. 3. Huston is honest and frank
with the people of his district. he is
not afraid to tell the people frankly
what he favors.
Wood wanted on subscription at
this Office. 34;f
Temple Building will be the
subject of Rey. Handsaker's dis
course at the Christian church next
Sunday morning. In the evening
special sermon will be delivered to
young men. Subject, "a Young
Man with Back bone" Special
music.
s. B. Huston says 81 will support
the Maximum Rate Law, as urged
by Roosevelt, | am not riding on a
railroad pass" Tooze and Hawley
both avoid saying whether or not
they are riding on a pass.
Engraved calling cards per 100,
SO 90 and up. Morgan, The Print
er. Corvallis, 29tf
Shortly after Mrs. Otto Herse
departed with her children week
or two ago for her old home in Wesi
Point, Nebraska, a dispatch came
for her announcing the death of her
mother. Mrs. Herse knew not that
her mother was dead until she ar
rived at the depot of her home
town, where she expected to greet
her mother. It certainly was a
hard blow to find her mother dead.
The funeral occurred after Mrs.
Herse reached home. This certainly
was a sad affair and many friends
a this city sympathize with Mrs
Herse in her bereavement.
Repuhcans-H you want republican
who stands for what you stand for; il you
want one who supports Roosevelt in his
war on railroads, then vote for S. B. Huston.
Let's go fisbing-At Hodes' Gun
Store. Biggest and most complete
line of fishing tackle in town. All
kinds of repair work guaranteed.
29tf
The Dixie Jubilee Concert Com
panv-the best aggregation of COL
ored talent ever brought together
A lycsum bureau organizati on en-
dorsed by the Great Wester n Ly-
ceum Bureau. Chicago Lyceum
Bureau, Cooperation Lyceum Bu-
re u, Columbian Lyceum Bureau
aud Coast Lyceum Bureau. These
artists are to give an entertainment
in the Presby yterian church Tuesday
evening, April "a. A great attrac-
tlon-p''r, prices. The best
plan t. hear th-tn. -..--.. {.
Geo. w. Smith stands today
for sooa roads, good schools
and economy in all husin >ss OF
the county:
Men Wantrd-S.w MIL and
Lumber Yard Iaborers $500 Pc!
day. Wools'nen 1925 10 $500.
Steady work. Al ply t. Booth
Kelly Lumbar Co., Euge,e, Ore-
gon. 341t
"The Wurli's Mister Piece" by
DR.. L. House o: Portland at tne
opera house H-xt Friday evening.
Corvallis Lyceuu Course. r.
served SEATS for season ticket bold
-rs rs cents.
Old so.dlsrs-s. 3. Huston Is the only
republican candidate favoring the Service
Pension Bill. His platform is In favor OF
giving every old soldier pension.
Wood wanted on subscription at
this Office. 34ff
Corvallis Lyceum Course. The
sixth and the last number and the
best. Rev Elwin L. House, D.,
Pk D., pastor of the First Congre-
gational church of Portland
lectures, subject, The Worlds
Master Piece" Lecture to be illus
trated by a powerful stereopticon.
For reserved seats box-office open
Wednesday morning the 25th of
April at s O'Clock at Graham aad
Wortham's drug store.
Congregational church Sunday
scnool a. 20 Worship and Sermon
II. Junior Eudeavor 3. Senior
Endesvor 7. Vespsrs and Sermon
IS. Morning Sermon, ARRANGE
ments for the Immortality of Every
Man"