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Wednesday, Jim.y 17 , 1907
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
l?y general consent the present
occupant of the White House i9 the
most interesting figure among the
public men of the world. In ad
ministr-tive talent, executive ability
energy of character, combined with
rare judgment and capacity for
work, his equal has not been seen
in this age In any particular one
of his traits it may be possible to
find a rival. Theie are great ora
tors, better wri'ers, rulers of equal
force, men of similar suavity, men
as brave, men as hontst. But in
the combination of qualities, the
uniting together of uat.y admir
able traiis lu one harmonious whole
what the French call the "tout en
semble," the American President
stands supreme. Histavy affords no
parallel for his infinite variety. Call
the roll of the Richelieus, the Cav
aurs, theTallyrauds, the Gladstones
the tfismarks, and though they
matched or rose above him at many
point, tbey still lacked some of the
ingredients which, in combination,
have given this great twentieth cen
tury reformer. Neither Washing
ton, nor Jefferson, nor Madison, nor
Lincoln, though bis superiors in
' power of thought, possessed bis
ready resources and all 'around
equipment, To find a ruler of equal
equipoise, it is necessary to cross
the modern worU, pass through the
middle ages, back through the Ro
man rule, over twenty-four centu
ries to the peerless Pericles.
The talent for leading men,
whether in the forum or the field,
is the highest of human "attributes.
It is vouchsafed t" but few of the
children of raeu, But this gilt
Roosevelt possesses in a pieeniinent
degree. He is a. born leader, a na
tural organizer. Intensely demo
crats in his instincts, fu'mplo in his
tastes, pure in his private character
and wholesome in his domestic re
lations, this best product of the
great Republic is at once the most
powerful and popular of publicists.
His administration will go down to
history as the most brilliant in that
long and illustrious line known as
the American presidents. Dee 1
after deed, achievement after
achievement, strokes of world-wide
importance, great things done in a
great way, scores of long-neglected
abuses attacked with the dash of
Marat, powerful enemies of the
public weal assaulted in their pride
of might such is the brief cata
logue of achievements that have de
lighted his friends, pleased the
plain people and forced from hatrod
itself a tribute of admiration. Op
position pales before him. Those
whose professional business it is to
criticise, to find fault, admit that
the charm of personality and the
merit of his policies neutralize par
tisauism and disarm the chronic
reviler. For once, ' calumny itself
peems to have been silenced.
American Farmer.
Bryan sayB that "tariff reform"
is to be, one, if not the chief issue
00 which the next presidential cam-
rtnign will le fought. Hryan is
ntn to be credited with any remark
nblo foresight, in this prognostica
tion, rs it hns nhvnys been one of
the chief, and moro than once, the
only issue the Pemocrnts have had.
On this issue we will probably find
the Democratic party, o usual,
1 id in;! the hind oar. The repub
lican party, which has always stood
j for tarritT for protection to our
American interests and for pros
perity is ever on the outlook to re
duce the tariff wherever, anl when
ever it can be done with safety to
the interests of the majority and
there is no doubt the schedule will
he revised as the times and circum
stances demand, and where it can
be doue without reducing the wages
of labor. The Democratic party
however, would slaughter the sche
dule without regard to the result of!
wage doners and would throw the
bars wide open through which to
pour the pauper made goods of the
Ktiropean countties, with which
our high priced labor could not
compete. 'The time may come when
free trade will be cood for this
country, but at prtafnt it is in the
sweet bye and bye." Long be
fore this country adopts free trade
however, we believe 'hat XIcKin-
ey riou.rt
city will become a fact in our com-
mercial relations with other lands.
. -ft ..! right to declare the olliee of Major
On htst paye will be foun t an I 6 ....... , -
,. , . ,11 vacaut. If this is the class ot c ti
nittcle speaking of n piint mill es-1 ... ,,. ,
,,,,..,, . i Izensthat the city is willing to lie
tabhshe l at Salm the material for 3 , ,
,. , 11, t i ruled by, thev are tni!e- rvin of
which is tunu-died from I,aue conn-! 7' , , , . ,. ,
, . j ! the sympathy of law abiding una
tv. Il this corporation can afford J ' 3 p
. 1 r i honest peop'e.
t' traulort the raw material from '
Lane county to Salem and tnanu-i . , ....
. . , . , J Mix This At Home.-
f icture it there into tho commercial .
article, is it not re-is-jnable to pup
pose that it would be a profitable
venture to manufacture it right
! where the raw material would be at
1
the door of the factory.
The pay rolls of manufacturing
plants is what builds up towns and
makes cities, and none should be
too large or two.small to secure our
attention.
Although no inducement proba
bly, could be offered the Salem
Paint Company to move their fac
tory to tbis place, thre is nothing
to prevent Cottage drove from or
ganizing another company. The
Salem company has not gotteu all
the raw material in Lane county
cornered, tor we are informed by
the owner, that within a few miles
of the town there stands a whole
mountain of it. If it is not the
same, he says it must be equally as
good, foften years ago he used it
as a paint, and the weather seems
to have very little effect, if any, on
it. If this is true, it certainly seems
there is an opportunity for invest
ment, and although a small plant
might only employ three or four
men at first, it might become a
Heath A: Milligan plant in a few
years. However that niay'be, if
any other compaiy is formed to use
Lane county raw material for man
ufacture, Cottage Grove should use
evry means to have the plant lo
cated here.
It woui I seem that it is ahout
time that the United States govern
ment endeavored to get along with
out employing any of the Orientals,
who are c.n using so much trouble
in the to n'ry. Notwithstanding
the friendly relations which are
said to exist between this country
and Japan and China, anil in fact
all other eoimtries.there is no doubt
but that a feeling of jealousy exists
because ot the gteat prosperity that
pervades the country, and of the
march of progresa that we are mak
ing, and every advantage may be
taken to pry into our affairs that
might bo of interest to them either
now, or in the future. The discov
ery that two Japanese employes
have lately been caught making
Bketches of our forts, is proof
enough to show that some of the
Jap servants and coolies in the U.
S. employ, are uo.t holding their job
for what wages they draw. .. These
fellows may be severely punished,
but the government is partly to
blame tor employing them at all,
thus giving them such an opportu
nity. In six weeks more the colonist
rates to Oregon will be io effect
again, continuing tor sixty days. In
order to get the full bcucllt of
them, every couun ucial organi.n
tion should get busy with their cor
respondence with prospective net
tlets. During this vacation period
the boys and iliil h.tvo the time
to write to their friends back Knst
and tell them about the Oregon
country. As an illustration of
what can bo accomplished by this
means, the school children of n sin
gle district itt one of our coast
counties doubled th school popu
lation of that district men ly by
corresponding, necessitating1 the
construction of an additional school
building.
Dr. Ksther l'ohl has been elected
city health officer of Pottlaud,
which is one of the most important
office in the, city. It entries with
it a salary of $:l.OUO a year. Dr.
Pohl is the. second woman in that'
yty holding a lesponsih'o position,
the other being Jrs. Sarah Ann
Kvans, the city tuatket inspector,
and it is said that she is unking n
excellent oflicial.
The Buildings Trades Council ol
Ran Francisco have reluscd to send
a delegation to the convention
called by District Attorney r.nng
don to choose a new mayor, claim-
jDg thlt notwithstanding Mayor
j ja n c0,jvicl,.d
; of s ervisurs ,Klve Mo
I lie roiiowniK -inipiv liiin -nm.ie
mixture is said 10 readily relieve imd
overcome any form f t lieiiiiijitisni by
forcitlKthe kidneys to tilter from the
blood and system all th" uric acid
and poisonous waste matter, reliev
ing at onee mieli symptoms as l.ack
ue he, weak kldncyx and bladder and
Mood diseases.
Try It, as it doesn't cost much to
make, and is Mild to be absolute l.v
harmloni to the stomaeli.
lietthe following harmless Ingredi
ents from any pmd pharmacy:
Fluid F.x tract Mandelion, one half
ounce; Compound Kaivon. one ounce:
Compound Syrup Sarsapnnilla, three
ounces. Mix by t-lmklnr well in a
Ijottle nml take a tea-poondil after
en li meal and nir.iin at bedtime.
This simple mixture is w.iid to givu
prompt relief, and 1 here are very few
ensex of UliRiimatlsm mid KMney
troubles It will fail to eure lenna
nently. These nr all barmlesH, every-day
drugs, and your druiist should keep
them in the prescription department;
if not, have It tm order them from tho
wholesale driiK houses for you,
rather than fail to use this, if you lire
afllieted.
Civil Service Examination.
Civil Service Examinations will
be hdd as follows;
For Railway Mail Clerk August
For Repairman (Telegraph) July - I
For Type Writer itepaiier July ill
Examination in open to nil citi
zens of the United .States who com
ply with tho requirements, .for
full particulars and inf u niatiou ad
dress Civil Service Ktauiination,
Secretary of Hoard, Kugene, Oro.
take notice
To tho Citizens of Cottage Orovt-:
Ah cIcniiliiK-MS is conducive to good
health and the next thing to (iodli
neH, you will plea:e clean up all
streets, alleys, closets, ceKnpooln, burn
and chicken yards within and around
your property. I would recommend
that you line chloride, of lime in the
cenfipoola and water closets, not con
nected with newer. 5y order of
V. W. Ooi.chuv, Health Oflicer,
Collage drove, Oregon.
A Mcmoratile DaA.
One of tho days we ivim-mber with
pleasure, uh well :i with prolit to our
liealth, Is tho one on which we became
acquainted with Dr. King's New Life
rills, tho painless puriliorH that cure
headache and biliousiiesH, and keep
the bowels right, 'Sc. at lieriHon's
rharniacy.
ANENT TAX liXEJIPTION.
Cont'nuod from pagel.
build upon it a $ 1.100 cottage he
would be taxed on a valuation of
$1000 it he occupied the property
as"a home and on $2000 if lie rent
ed it to some on else. The differ
ence in the tax would be between
$1 and $2 a month a difference
sufficient to make home-owning an
advantage. The tax on rented, prop-
etty must ho p.iid indirectly by the
teii.int. ' Under a law granting an
exemption on improvements on
land owned and occupied as n homo
the ownitq; ot faun land, as well as
citv propel tv, wruld be encouraged,
for I lie icitter would pay little
heavier tux than 'the owner. In
other words, the exemption, would
be a coiilinuitl inducement to the
ownership of both city and country
propei ty by the occupants and
would tend to reverse the frequent
ly averted rule tint it is cheaper to
rent than to own.
I ln Mies and ft intf- ul i liner (m, Ian.
Hiiiiliiti ii, eiiH, burns mid HiiiImi'm rc
relieved ut once with t'lnexalvi' Car
IhiIi0'1. Aels HKo 11 poultice, and
draws (tut liitlanintloii. Try It, 'J.'iets
Sold liv New Kim I Mim Store.
IMPORTANT TO YOU
We have established a
Class iti your town and
you can join this class at
any time. We tvo spec
ial dt ills and our super
ior drills are juU what
you must have if you de
sire the host success.
OUR STUDENTS SUCCEED
We assist worthy stu
dents to secure jood po
sitions. I o not say that
you cannot learn to
write .Shorthand for
You can in a Short Time
Be Prepared to do the
work the world wants
done. Address
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Directors
W. It. AllltAMS. II. I.I lll ll, W. A.
ii vk i i vo, i nn. iii. ki.i:v,
I-. ItOHS KINO,
Uank of Cottage Grove
Paid Capital $25,000.00.
W. II. Abramt - Prttldtnt
B. Larch VlcFrldent
C. Roit King Cihlr
A. H. Klo - AisIiUbI Cathlcr
A repov-wntjitlve bunk ot the
business public of thin city find
rtiirroiindliiKj country.
We Solicit your business.
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IIiiiiiIiihIh fif neotile vent I V '(
IIUOIILMI Oiliuiio own 111 ioiipi iii-.-iiii-nn ,
buniiHe they never tried Man an
I'ile Kinndy. Ills put up lu hiicIi a
form I hut. it .'iin be applied right
where the trouble lies. It relieves
Ihnpain and mat Ion. It Irt for
any loi in of piles. I'rieo sue. .sold
by'.N'ew I'.ra lrug Store.
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Occasionally persons desiring
to purclinHua lirapophono con
clude that they can secure a low
er price on a machine by buying
at Kiigcne, Cortland, or by
Fending K.-mt. Vn want to make
I how persons the following
proportion:
Anyone laying proof" before uh
to theeriecl that they or any of
their friends have pureluiHed r
can purclm-i', any type of ICdi
hoii, Columbia or Victor liraph
onlinne or records at auv of tho
above mentioned places, any
cheaper t han we are Helling the
same, will bo given a (inipho
phono Absolutely free. 10 very
agent h bound by the samocaHt
Iron contract to H.dl only at the
prices !;.ed by the factory and
uny agent doing otlierwlso Ih
promptly siiHjMUided.
When you buy elsewhere you
are simply out tho ox press,
freight or your ear fare In trans
action. .. l....l . !..
Oily irom your louiu ui:iu"i ;
who is hero to stay and make
good an guarantee.
NOTIONS and NOVELTIES
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Wo will ui.iko il iel !'
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Strictly Siraigiiiiorwanl business Methods.
One Vricc to all, and
All rjet Value deceived.
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Crcsxm Separators, Sporting (ioods
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COTTAGE GROVE
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CLEARANCE SALE
Of Trimmed Dress If ts
The linul n diiclH.il of (Mireiitirehl.n l; u J'lue )rcHs JIjiIm, thut for- j
mcrl.V hoI I up to f-,.0il will hecliHed ne I, Hal 111 day, .Inly :ilh.
A iircnt cluiiito lu iol now and illllonml V
Summer Hat for Only $1.98
Wo alH.,HhowHlineli r iieach nnd o( - I iatn: Just what you
need for your vacation trip. pelll:(. rcmemhi , i he phiee,
THE VOGUE MILLINERY. PARLOR.
MAIN ST. I our Doors Kivut of IJrlduej COTTAGE GR.OVE
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