Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, February 28, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextiBE COBVmilS ..6HETTE Published Tuesday and Fridays by. Gazette Publishing Company.' .Subscription per year, in advance, $1.50. If ;iot in advance, per year, $2.00. BEST HAVE A CARE. Now and then is heard a wailmuch tnWaHs his education, dis- demanding the removal of he;COver a sentiment to gain a com tanff from certain articles. Jt is !petency without work, or assist a noceworcny race tnac tnose wno : aretnemososuenuous m cnese;to cemanas are louna among ine;a iivelihood without following the manufacturing class. Often the the usuai industries in private larmer taxes up wrcn cms iaea , he also demands the removal or the tariff, The farmer produces a vast amount-nearly!! in fact-of tne raw material mat is useu m the manufactories. The remov al of the tariff is not to be con templated; to revise it in some resoects may be wise, but it is a very fine-dra n matter and makes strenuous demands on the state smanship of our, greatest minds A. removal' of the tariff would not effect the manufacturer so much as it would those who de pend upon factories for a liveli hood. The manufacturer could, by cutting down the wage scale, shield himself to some extent from the damage which might result from a removal or revision of the tariff. But this would result in the ruination of factory employes and the farmers would be among the first to be affected. There are six million farms in ' this country and it is not wise to forget them and their" posessors. If we are not. willing to accept a lower standard of living it is folly tp entertain the idea that a removal of the tariff is what is most desirable. No nation on earth can boast a laboring, class who live so well as do the citi zens of the United States, taken as a whole. - If we aim at the! ' men who operate large manufac tories and miss the mark, or make a mistake, the farming class is certain to be among the first to suffer. . In some perhaps' many instances factory owners are oppressive in tneir modes, out a thoughtful person' will not advo cate the inauguration of a condi on that will tend to cripple them in the pursiut of a ' legitimate business. These men are the last to suffer here, bear in mind, the common people come first, V .With our standard of living so high as it is, we dare not incur the- risk attending a change in our systen of tariffs which might reduce the standards of, living of our producing classes. The aver age person is not desirous of hav - ing his products brought into competition with those of a cheap labor country, nor does he de sire to toil for such a pittance as is paid the wage earners of some countries : " PREPARED 70 LEAR. N The school system of Oregon is improving rapidly. Good wjrk is being done in nearly all schools in the state. The contrary is the rare exception. The large ma jority of the people are anxious for better school "work. To know at all times what is best to recom mend in every respect, in order to produce the best results for the ultimate good of the student, is a difficult and . doubtful ques tion. ' In the early -history of this country and down to recent years 'a great many men and women were compelled not only to work hard'mentally to gain an educa tion, but they were required to ' put forth extraordinary physical exertion to" earn the means to N clothe and feed themselves while lattending school. In those days theTjest schools were long dis tances apart, making it difficult to enjoy the privilege of attend ; ing them The extraordinary ex ertion required in order to secure these privileges made men intel lectually, and physically strong. .-, The tendency of late years to locate high schools near every! man's door te growing rapidly, thus t reducing the exertion, of the student in acquiring an education-' This no doubt enables many to finish school work at' an earlier time in- life, but will " the i result show as many intellectual ity strong, able and self-reliant imen. and women? Or will the student, after having . been de- rwmrlpTif-. nn ' t.h stoir.A tn (in sn m bringing about legislation : to create offices, which will -give busines3 ? Students should be in structed during their - years . at school that when they , graduate they have simply acquired a good foundation upon which they , can build a more -- complete and thorough education if they would continue in studious, energetic and honorable habits of industry- WASHINGTON'S WISDOM. George Washington, in his fare well address, delivered in Sep tember, 1796, makes the follow ing! reference to reciprocity, its favors and preferences, between this and other nations: : , "Harmony and liberal inter course with all. nations are rec ommended by policy, humanity and interest. - But even our com mercial policy should noia an equal and impartial hand; neither asking nor granting exclusive favors or preferences, consulting the natural course" of things; dif fusing and diversifying, by gen tle means, the streams of com merce, but forcing nothing." . "Neither seeking nor granting exclusive? avors or preferences',' herein lies the wisdom of it all, By not seeking preterences we may avoid snares whereby we would become beholden to any foreign power in any matter whatsoever. By a'refusalto grant, indiscriminately, exclusive favors we are enabled to hold control over international affairs and- avoid distressing complications. In other words, by adhering to this principle we retain the privilege of doingonly that which pleases us and is best for our own inter ests. Reciprociy in its common ly understood sense j not a de sirable thing for us. , Illustrated Concert. Moving Picture Exhibition Steel & Freeland At the Opera House, Friday Eve. , Under the auspices of Mary's Peak Camp, W. O. W. will be giv en "Unquestionably the finest en tertainment of Jthis character in America," according to Camps and Circles, of Portland. A clean, first class entertainment for all classes instructive, amusing, comical. There are scenes from the Ruseo J apanese war, the great train rob bsry, the beautiful Yosemite valley comic! pictures, uolumbia river and sea-coast views, the French Count in search of an American wife. This is one - of the most amusing scenes ever witnessed, fur nishing 20 minutes cf solid laugh ter, and many other beautiful views too numerous to mention. The various scenes will be inter spersed with illustrated songs. Olto Herse has been - engaged to sing for the evening, on account or the ill ness of Mr. Confer. This assures a rare treat for all lovers 01 song. Messrs. Steel & Freeland are not strangers to Corvallis audiences. They have given two exhibitions in the past, which have proven entirely satisfactory to everyone who had the pleasure of witnessing their en tertainment. It is better now than ever before, and everything new. ; Tne Spokane Chronicle says ; of the illustrated concert: "A great success, the best of the. kind ever seen here; 1500 people present." '. I The Morning Oregonian of Dec. 16, says: "Finest ever seen in Portland; building packed to 'stand ing room only point, and more than SCO people turned away, be fore 8 o'clock, the hqur set for the opening, and the doors were closed against further admittance." - j , To be appreciated and enjoyed it must be seen. ' - Popular prices, 15, 25 and 35 cents. - Reserved seats en sale at Graham & Wortham's. ,' . - J'jii, j ".'ir,.,.: HOW IS TIUSV" f - An offer to, make you come up stairs 'and see us. v :. New Mainspring (none better), $1.00. . Cleaning (ordinary watch), $1.00. Cannot be done better at any price. V MATTHEWS, Tho Jewelor. Room 12, over First" National Bank.. V 0 0. C. & T. STEAMERS 'Steamer Pomona, leaves Cor valhs, Mondays, Wednesdays and Eridays," for Portland and all way points: For rates, etc. , call on '-'- Boats leave for Portland and way stations at 6 a. m. G. T. BUCKINGHAM, Agent. Cheap Sunday Rates Between Portland and Willamette Valley Points. Low round trip rates have been placed n eaect between Portland and Willam ette Valley points, in either direction, rickets will be sold . . SATUEDAYS3ANDJSUlri)AYS, and limited to return on or before the following Monday. . Batb to ok Feom Corvallis. $3.00. Gallon Southern Paeific Go's AeenU ior particulars. Plumbing and ; Heating! Cornice, Roofing, Guttering, and all kinds of Sheet Metal Work. F. A. Hencye In connection with J. H SIMPSON'S "HARDWARE STORE. .: Fraud Exposed. A few counterfeiters have lately been makiug and trying to sell imitations of Dr. Kings New Discovery Jor consump' tion, Coughs and .Golds, and other medi cines, thereby, defrauding the' public. This is to warn ; you to beware of such people,' who seek to profit, though steal ing the reputation of remedies which hive been successfully curing disease, for over 35 years.' A sure protection, to you, is our name on the wrapper. Look for it oh ' all Dr. -ings or Bucklen remedies as all others are mere iuiita tationt. , H. E. Buckien & Co., Chicago, 111. and Windsor, Canada. For sale by Allen & Woodward -:, Pirating Foley's Honey and Ta Foley & Co., of ; Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account of the great merit and ppulaiity of Foley's Honey and Tar many imitatiocs are offered .for the- genuine. .... Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered as no other preparation will give the same satisfaction. ' ; It is mildly laxative. It contains no opiates and ia safest for children and delicate persons. A Mehaiice to Health. , Kidney trouble is an insidious danger snd many people are of a, serious malady beford.the symptoms are recognized. Foley's Kidney cure corrects Irregulari ties and strengthens and builds up the kidnies, and it should be taken at the first fudicatio of kidney trouble, as it is impossibH to have good health it the kidneys are deranged. For sale by Gra ham & Wortham. ' Pneumonia follows La Orlpp but never follow the use of FOLEY'S .Ira It stops th Cough and heali lb lungs, PreranU Pneumonia and ConiumpUon. Mm. Q. TAnon C 1ST Osgood Bfc, CMeava, vzltaai "Ky wtf haA U crlpp and It Ufl Im with vary bad MBch aa hut lnnga mkUk foLn'a Hons wlu rand OBvUtIy." Clubbing P ine GAZETTE - nas made a special arrangement with the publishers of a. number of the leading magazines and newspapers of the Unit ed States, whereby we are offered cut rates! on these publications. - Now we could charge you the full price for these and re-, serve the difference between the regular price and their special price to us, as our commission, but as the Ga zette is a home paper for home people, it will be sat isfied by receiving you as a new subscriber, or, if you are now a subscriber, then by receiving your renewal for a year in advance. This special rate may not last longi so take advantage of it NOW while the chance lis yours. : . - A Great Woman's Offer: Woman's Home Companion Frank Leslie's Monthly Modern Prlscilla and ' Corvallis Gazette . All five one year 03. 65 Will Interest the Mer.: Weekly Oregonian San Francisco Examiner Corvallis Gazette All three one year $3. 35 Yet Another Offer: Cosmopolitan Magazine i ' or Leslies, - , Housekeeper - . or McCall'e, - v Corvallis Gazette Any three O 80 one year Gazette Pub. Co Corvallis f Crs rice! - V1 I. Plain and fancy silks for Shirt Waist Suits New Wool Dress Goods , r New Wash Fabrics ,; . New White Goods . Dress trimmings. Laces and Embroideries New Muslin Underwear "f ' New Table Linens and Napkins New Percales and Ginghams -New Waistings; new Dress Linings New Neck-wear; new Separate Skirts. Hew Goods Arriving Weekiy "i - -' - - : - ; '- ; Graham & Wells Pharmacy THAT'S 1 9 j Why not Enjoy Yourself Get a Graphophone or Talkaphone and enjoy yourself these long winter evenings. We have a shipment just coming in, at prices from $15 upi and a good supply of Records always on hand. Ant! Say! Make your selections before the lines are broken. WATCH OUR DISPLAY WINDOWS THAT'S Graham & Wells Pharmacy Repairing and Job Work of an y kind promptly , and correctly done. y Giasses Fitted at prices that are reasonable and eyes tested free of all charge. PRATT, the JtWELER Open Day and Night .HOTEL GORVALUS. J Cm HAMMEL, Prop, v One of the Finest Eouiped Hotels in the Valley. Both Phones. ME SEEKERS uon; also snowing you over tne county AMBLER & WATTERS, REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE ROIL E. WATTERS.;C0IIVLLI8. ! ' Bring your Job Work to the f. L'' ' "..Gazette QffitmW:'B THE We have just received a lot of the latest Sheet music at 25c a copy. THE PLACE Rooms Single or EnSuite. Bus Meets all Trains If you are looking for some real good Bargains In Stock, Grain, Fruit and Poultry Ranches, write for our special list, or come and see bs. . We will take pleasure in- giving you rellaole informa- ' ' HENRY AMBLER, PHIlOTM.