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by a Mexican doctor. He has
discovered, so he claims, that if
you would cure consumption it is
necessary to have a tapeworm.
How nice ! . How you are to se
cure this tapeworm is not made
i clear, and it might be as hard to
I secure it as it is to get ria 01
tuberculosis. So far as we know
there are none on the market
I there are no quotations, anyway.
We fancy there would be more
satisfaction in the knowledge of
No man in all Christendom is a possible attack of consumption
more honored by the people of ! than in the possession of a full
his country than President Roose- j grown tapeworm. Senor Mexi-
velt, and it is right and satisfac- lCana can have our worm.
HONORED BY ALL.
castor m Great
ror iniants ana uauoren.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Cluhhiha
tory that this should be the case.
He is loyal to his country and his
people; he has proved worthy of
every trust bestowed upon hin;
he mingles with the common peo
ple and is one of them in every
action of heart and mind: he is
simple in all his ways, manners,
even in his expressionsjof speech;
he is open and above-board in
evervthine he does, and as he
hides nothing you know just
where he stands.
On his present tour through the
South the speeches he has made,
while nearly all brief, tingle with
the essence of "good citizen
ship." According to President
Roosevelt's ideas it is a great
thing to be able truthfully to de
clare the glory of your country,
but far more to the everlasting
credit of a nation to acclaim the
honor of her people. In a recent
speech in Indian Territory the
president said:
Nobody can make a good state except
yon yourselves. You need just tho quali
ties in government that you need in pri
vate life, A man whu is a good neigh
bor, a good husband, a good father, is
the type of man who makes a good citi
zen. The person that you want to have
' as a neighbor is the man to whom you
can tie, on whom you can count, the man
who is a game man in time of trouble,
but who does not seek trouble ; the man
who does not brae or brawl, but who
makes good; the man who is decent and
-square in his dealings with others.
That is just the type you have got to
have in public life. You cannot afford
to let any man represent you in public
life if he is crooked; I do not mean
whether he is crooked on your side or
not, If he will do something that is not
exactly straight for your advantage, he
will do it quicker for his own advantage.
"A man who is a good neigh
bor, a good husband, a good fa
ther, is the type of man who
makes a good citizen," True.
President Roosevelt is all of this,
and more. He is a good presi
dent of the United States. As
good, perhaps, as the nation ever
. had at least, such seems to have
been the opinion of many of our
. citizens, about last November, to
judge by election returns.
borne way, it does not require
much imagination to suggest that
he will be demanded to accept
- the presidency in 1908. While
this may be claimed as unusual,
as he may now be considered in
his second term, it must be borne
. in mind that he. has .only been
once elected to the presidency by
the people. It was unusual for
a vice-president to he elected by
the people as their chief execu
five, but President Roosevelt is
an unusual man.
Furthermore, without some man
advances very rapidly between
now and the time for again vot
ing a president, there will .be no
man available who would not
seem like "poor timber" when
placed in Teddy's niche. It costs
nothing to guess, so. we'll guess
that if Teddy wants the job
again he can have it.
It seems to have dawned upon
Kaiser Willie's mind that
France's .ally, Russia, being at
present engaged in an attempt to
teach the children of the Mikado
the error or. tneir ways, it was
an opportune time ior mm to
sneak into Morocco and graft a
little. ine manoeuver was
promptly executed and the first
thing we christians knew Herr
Willie was "kowtowing" for ye
Sultan's pleasure. No doubt both
kaiser and sultan lied to each
other like pirates during the
course of the act, but . what can
be done about it ?
Of course, the kaiser realized
that no applause of his act could
be expected from outside sources,
so in order to give an imprint of
dove-like love and innocence to
his errand he skipped across the
Mediterranean and fell upon the
neck of the King of all Itally,
and kissed said king, in true
Judas style, and was kissed like
wise in return.
Now, all is joy, and peace on
earth as 'tis in heaven, and we've
got an "open door" in North
Africa!
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MANUFACTURER'S AGENT FOR THE
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CORVALLIS, OREGON.
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ooen, the great waterway of the
Willamette are not doing so with
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Gentlemen: -In you issues of
March 28th and April 4th we are
pleased to note two breezy articles
upon River Navigation. They
were to the point, and. along the
right lines. . We were pleased to
note your reference to the rail
roads. As you say, at this day
01 wonaenui advancement we
cannot dispense witn tnem, nor
must we disparage them ; they are
a necessity, one which is linked
with the development ot the
country. : At the same time we
should not " permit our zeal for
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A living, burning issue,' should
be the question of Free Locks.
Before we can get them, the peo
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river.
Personally I am greatly inter
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every resource in Oregon, so it is
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v ry truly,
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