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quaintance as compared wlt'h that of his forefathers .^ simply
enormous. The acquaintances of any busy man iu the busy
hive of twentieth century industry are numbered not by rue
I f you do not mu's*? it a point to interest score nor by the hundred but by the thousand.
yourself in politic*—actively, I uicuu—to
2. W ith an increased humanitariamsm under which men
work for the beirt principle* and to sup­ are more truly brothers than ever before, there is no need m
port the best candidates, you are not a ordinary’ cases for the formation of friendship’s link, at least
good citizen. Your country i* a collec­ as a uieau* o f mutual succor and support.
tion of individuals.
Its power results
3. Moreover, the very wear and tear of modern lire, ts
from the union o f these individuals. A our ceaseless uud increasing straggle in the teeth of ever fiercer
country gives you tremendous benefit*. competition iu all walks of life, the effort that is needed to
It protects you in the enjoyment of your gain a livelihood or rnuke a n a r * —nil these leave scanty leis­
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life, your liberty and your happiness. It ure and small inclination for fixating new friendships or even
guards your home, your family, holds up keeping up those already formed.
high ideals for you and your children.
Friendship, however, perhaps has not changed so much in
What return do you rnuke for all this i degree as iu kind. No arguments are needed to establish the
m . a . h a a .’ i a .
Think the matter over.
Do you hon­ I admitted truth that the social intercourse of the sexes, which
estly think you do as much as you should do?
| now supplies so many of the closest and most exalted friend­
a d
The government of your country begins with the neighbor­ ships, was in former years far less satisfactory than under
i n g caucus—the caucus that is held just a few blocks from modern civilization it has now become. Indeed, in moat cases
•where you live. It works up from the caucus to the city, it was simply nou-exUtent.
county, State and national conventions, from the township
And iu this great and almost magical elevation o f woman­
board to the United States House of Representatives, the kind mentally, physically und morally, is to be found what I
Mad
Senate and the White House. Do you attend your caucus? called just now one of those providential compensations that
Do you care to know when or where it will be held? Would are frequently to be met with when at first sight one Is apt to
you give up your least important business or social engage­ imagine that such und such a virtue that nourished in the good
ments to attend it? Let each man auswer these questions old times is beginning to fall into decay*
for himselL The man who does not discharge this plain duty
is not the citizen he should be. Politic« would I*? on a higher
plane If all the citizens interested themselves In the caucus.
ANNEX CUBA AS A TERRITORY.
I f you want to do something for your country y ° u always
By Representative Robert 6. Cousins, ot Iowa.
have the chance if you are in politics. No doubt you would
I cannot see any asaured happiness for
respond to a call to arms. O f course you would, you say. Then
the Cuban people, and I mean, of course,
why don’t you respond to the simplest demand? In the matter
commercial
prosperity when I say this,
o f working for the interests of this country there must be no
except through annexation. I have al­
distinction between classes. Each man as a man must do his
ways believed that to be the only solution
duty. He must prove that he is worthy of the suffrage by in­
of one of the most vexutious problems
teresting himself in the government o f his own community.
that has over confronted the people of
A L L CASES O F
the United States, to whom Cuba looks
as a Xiild toward its parent. The men
FUTURE OF THE INDIAN.
who represent the business interests of
By General T. J. »organ.
the island have always favored annexa­
.
W ill “ ducadon save the remnant of American
tion, aud to-day they desire it more than
f i Indians? Yes, as men and women; not as tribes.
by our new invention. Only those bom deaf are incurable.
ever. 1 think it rather premature when
/ } The Indians as a peculiar, distinct, separate semi-
Cuba Is spoken of as a possible State in
fiM
barbarous people are doomed to disappear, lndiauism
our Union. That is so remote that it Is
«a
is an anachrouism and must pass away.
UOIIT. G. COUSINS.
r . A. W E R M AN , OF B A L T IM O R E , SAYS:
a waste of time to consider it.
v\
Education is the ouly hope of the red men and
B a l t i m o r e , Md., March jb , m
The hone and sinew of the island, the thinking men there,
women; it offers them salvation. Those who accept it
Gentlemen : — Being entirely cured o f deafness. thanks to your treatment, L will now giww
will be saved as American citizens. Those who refuse it will who have the best interests o f their country at stake, desire a fu ll history o f m y case, to be used at your discretion.
About five years ago my right ear began to aing, and this kept on gettin g worse, until J|*
a political alliance with the United States, for without It they
perish.
m y hearing in this ear entirely.
. . . .
What I mean by this is that it is Inevitable that the Indians, canuot occupy a position which give« them standing commer­
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted as«»
like all other elements in our national life, must become ob- cially with other countries. I fear the first outbreak will come b e r o f physicians, among others, the most em inent ear specialist o f this city, who told methit
an operation could help me, and even that on ly tem oorarily, that the head noiaeswoig
sorbed by the nation and lose their distinctive racial peculiari­ from the laboring class, and such a happening would lie most ouly
but the hearing in the affected ear would be lost forever.
disastrous. Let (Tuba come in as a territory before internecine then I cease,
ties, the one exception to this probably being the negro.
then saw your advertisement accidenially in a N ew Y o rk paper, and ordered yourtn*
It is impossible that the Indiuus should maintain their strife brings back to her ouce more the devastation aud misery ment. A fter I had used it only a few days according to your directions, the noisesceuti ud
to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the diseased ear has been en tirely restored. I thank*
tribal organizations with separate governments, being a sort of site suffered through Spanish tyranny.
heartily and beg to remain
V ery truly yours,
nation within a nation, and have their own peculiar civiliza­
V. A. WERMAN, 7 j o 8. Broadway, Baltimore, Hi
tion; it is both undesirable and impossible.
O ur treatment doe * not interfere with your usual occupation.
Education is the means of bringing the individual Indians COLLEGE COURSE MUST BE SHORTENED.
Bzamination and
into such relationship with our national life that they will
advice free.
By President Harper, University ot Chicago.
desire the same things which the white people desire. They
IN TERNATIONAL AU R AL CLINIC, 596 LA S A LLE A Y E ., CHICAQO, ILL
The
feeding
grows
stronger
in
every
quarter
that
w ill adopt our ideals or individual hope, cease to think and
the college course, at least for those who are to en­
feel like Indians and feel and think only as American citizens.
gage in a profession, must be shortened. Many men
who are prvpuring for a profession are distinctly in­
C J o h n so n
f ft E m
FORMATION AND CONTROL OF TRUSTS.
jured by the last year or two in college. There are
some men for whom the college atmosphere, as dis­
— V IA —
By J. J. m u . f resident ot Great northern Railway.
tinguished from that o f the professional school, is not
The ouly serious objection to so-called
A T T O R N E Y S A T LUT
trusts has been the method of creating a wholesome one. Men who in college Idle away their time
In
many
cases
find the more strenuous life of professional train- i
— OF THE—
them—uot for the purpose of manufactur­
Cottage Grove,
¿tog«
ing
exactly
suited
to
their
needs.
ing any public commodity in the first
It
does
not
seem
that
the
Harvard
plan
of
three
year«
place, but for the purpose of selling
^ H. K I N O
sheaves of printed securities which rep­ meets with general favor. even in Cambridge, although, accord­ Trains leave C o tta «»« G bovk for Portland
resent nothing more than good will and ing to the official report, 4U per cent o f the men now graduat­
and way stations at 2:14 a m
12:U pin
ing from Harvard College finish their academic work in three
prospective profits to tue promoters.
L v Portland
** 8:30 a m
8:30 p m
I f it is the desire o f the general gov­ year*. It would seem to be a better plan to allow those who
Special attention given to Collection
Lv Cottage Grove
2:57 p m
2 : 0 « p in
Ar Ashland
12:55 a m 12:35 p m
ernment, through Congress, to prevent do not contemplate a professional course o f study to take the
J. J. 11 ILL.
COTTAGE GROVE,
OREOOtk
full
four
years
o
f
work
In
college
and
to
urrauge
for
the
other
Ar
Sacramento
5:no
p
m
4:35
a
in
the growth of *uc4i corporations, it has
Ar »an Francisco
7:55 p m 8:55 a in
always seemed to me that a simple remedy was within its class to count their early professional work as a part of the
reach. Under the constitutional provision allowing Cougress work accepted for the bachelor’ s degree. A great forward
J E. Y O U N O
P iiU n iu n » n t l T o u r i s t C a r s
to regulate commerce between the States ull companies desir­ step in the direction of this policy has been taken in the recent on both trains. ( h a i r C a r s , S acra­
action
of
Y'ale.
This
policy
has
been
adopted
as
the
basis
for
ing to transact business out of the State iu which they are
m ento to O g d e n and aud E l P a s o und
incorporated should be held to a uniform provision of federal the organization o f the schools of medicine and law in the
ATTO RN EY-AT-til
law. They should sutisfy a commission that their capital stock University o f Chiengo. It is the most practical solution of the
was actually paid up in cash or in property, at a fair valuation, problem which confronts us and bids fair to be the commonly to C h icago, S t L o u is , N e w O rleans
on Main Street, West 814*
just as the capital of the national bank is certified to be paid up.* accepted solution within a short time.
und W ash in g to n .
C o tu g o O ro vt, Or*
W ith that simple law the temptation to make companies for
Connecting at San Francisco, with several
the purpose of selling prospective profits would be at an cud, CHARACTER VS. S A U R Y .
Steamship lilies for Honolulu, Japan, China.
Philippines, Central and South America.
and at the same time no legitimate business would suffer.
POLITICS SHOULD INTEREST EVERY MAN.
By Imre us A. Hanna. United States Senator from Ohio.
CH RISM AN
BANG-S, Props.
G E N E R A L L I V E R Y BUSINESS
TRANSACTED
QOTTAGE G R O V E
»
B O H E M IA
■STAGE L I N E
2/irrs
DEAFNESS OR H A R D HEARING
ARE NOW CUR ABLE
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME '"SS*
EAST A N D
The
SOUTH
Shasta
EBY & JOHNSON,
Route
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
Attorney-at-Law
Tourist Cars
By George 6. William,.
Meu who are trusted with fmeh large amounts
ought not to be too } oung, fur tsw putloin are strong-
By Rev. J. Hudson, B ritis h essayist.
¡¡1 er with the young thau with those who have arrived
There is an apparent decay of friendship, und if
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at more mature years und hnve experienced the severe
we inquire into t^e reason of this I rhiuk we might
trials ot many temptations.
attribute it to one or other of all of the following
It goes without saying that men who are trusted
ause« or circumstances:
---------- with large amounts o f securities ought to be better
1. In these days of rapid communication by sea paid man those whose duties are of lew, importance aud whose
and land, in the frequent und incessant congregation positions are without special responsibility. But so fur as
and congestion of human beings for purposes of busi­ character Is concerned, a man of principle ought to bo inst ns
ness and pleasure which is such a characteristic in the ago in safe to be trusted with a million dollars ns with one In mv
which we live, the numerical increase of every man's ae- mind it 1* a question of the man and not of the salary
IS FRIENDSHIP DYING OUT?
| that their flies are particularly annoy- j
w ill have little difficulty In shaping It
lng the use o f chloride o f lime w ill help j
ns she desires. T h e design must first
matters very much. The great central
be carefully drawn on the tin. or rather
U n d ersta n d in g .
truth about flies and the danger from !
punched In It, and then as carefully
T h e present administration Is opposed them seems to l>e, the cleaner the place
to fllos and is lighting them through Ihe the few e r the flies and the less danger fo r
0 liiy “ feW ,0° l8 " re
Department o f Agriculture. Dr. H o w ­ from those that are there. Common
thefr T
• ,lt,d
skill
In their use can soon be acquired. \s
ard, chief o f the division o f entomology, files do not secrete poison; they merely
decorations for articles of majolica and
la the general directing the campaign, carry It. Don’t leave any pols<>n around
^
“ r~ « s
are „o w ’
which Is being prosecuted at present where they can get at i t Bury filth; ^
chiefly by the distribution o f pamphlets keep garbage In proper receptacles, and becoming popular In Germany, and al-
moBt
»
“
<>*tn
are
made
by
wome ‘
telling about all sorts o f files, their v a ri­ rem ove it promptly.
ous habits and dangerous propensities. I
S te re otyp ed Caruso.
F o r the better study o f them 2,300 were |
ARTISTIC TIN VASES.
..„M“ ny ,o f °,ur 8tock expressions, like
caught In kitchens and dining rooms I 111
rather late.” do not mean anything If
all parts o f the country and put on trial,
e‘ r ,neauln* literally. ,V
says a w riter In H arper’s W eekly. O f
lutle dialogue from the Washington
these, ON per cent were common house
star Is a caae In point.
tiles. The house fly does not bite or
“ I>id any o f the Inhabitants escaue
sting. T h e greatest danger from him
With h i. l i f e r inquired the man who
arises from his neglect to wipe his feet.
want* harrowing detail*.
H e will tramp over tilth and Infected
" I didn’t stop to ascertain,” answered
m atter and straightw ay track his accu­
the man who Is harrowlngly exact.
mulation over anything that any near­
It struck me that If anybody es­
by fam ily may be having for dinuer. It
caped without his life there wasn't
Is easier to discourage tiles altogether
much use In his escaping, anyhow.”
than to teach them better habits. Gen­
P a p er c lo t h in g in Japan
Several women In Germany « r e now
eral Kntom ologlst H oward talks o f a
The low er class o f the Japanese em­
w a r o f exterm ination, but the first ami ranking beautiful nnd artistic orna­
most practicable thing to do is to teach ments and household utensils out o f ploy hardly any other material than
Apparently tlie first to utilise paper fo r their clothing. W here wages
people in general as much as possible tlu.
about files; when and where they breed her talents In th l* tdlrectlon was Frau are exceedingly low cloth Is an Im­
possible extravagance.
a n d why they are dangerous. It Is well Clara Hoppenrath. o f Berlin. She fash
At Albany and Corvallis connection 19 made 1 Q E N T I S T
with C_& E liy trains.
Independence Passenger dally, except Sunday.
7:30 a . m . 1 Lv....... Portland........ Ar f5:50 p . m .
10 : a . M. I A r.... McMinnville..... Lv | 3:06 p. m .
11: a . M. j Ar..Independendence.Lv I 2:05 p. m
11:45 a . m . I A r....... Corvalis........Lv I 1:20 p M .
D R . M . H - P E T R IZ
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Office First Door West ot Sherwood
See Agent Mr I ) T Awbrey at Cottage (¿rove
station or address
W E COMAN,
£ T. ANDERSON, ML I>
<« F u* Pass, Agt
PO RTLAND , - OREGON.
Physician and
S urgeo n
Surgery and Female diseases A Specialty fi
calls promptly Attended) tow
Office in Sherwood block; Night calM
New Era Drug Storew Flume 136 Main-
F L I . S A N D A D M IN IS T R A T IO N .
M u c h I * I t c i n g I>one T o w a r d a B e t t e r
known that stables are great nurseries
o f files. It seems hopeless to attempt
to regulate stables so that files won t
breed iu them, but a good deal can be
clone by the use o f know ledge and o f
sense; aud where stables are so placed
loned artistic tin vases, and since then
she has made a beautiful Imitation o f
a cluster o f «liv e r th istle, which haa
been bought by the K in g o f Itoumanla.
Tin la an easy metal to manipulate,
and any woman who is a good artist
W hen a boy goes to a party, he
doesn't care about refreshments; he
wants something to e a t
I.lfe Is one coutil aura* round of un­
finished bc^lceea.
C. MADSEN.
Dyspepsia Cure
D ig e sts w h a t y o u e a t.
T h is preparation contains all o f the
W a tc h m a k e r
W a tch e s C locks and Jewelry
At Lowest Price»......
dlgestants and digests all kinds of
food. I t gives Instant reliefand never J^OBT. G R IF F IN .
fails to cure. I t allows you to eat all
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the food you want. T h e most sensitive
stomachs can take It. By its use many
Repair Inn und KeftlllDg Is Our Trsdt.
thousands of dyspeptics have been
A ll work warranted
cured after everything else failed. I t
Con M a in A I s t H t ».. Cottage Grove, Orw*
prevents formation ofgason the stom­
ach, relieving all distressaftereating.
D ieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
It can't help
but do you good
by E-
n z 'V ir r & Co., rhicaaa
The 81. bottle contain* 2^4 times the
«iT^.
H ER B ER T LEIGH,
A SSA Y ER and METALLURGIST.
Eugene,
Ore.
Be*t equipped Assay Laboritory istM *»
Prompt and reliable returns guaranty
Working tests o f ores made on sample»^
to fifty pound* to determine mosl
method of treatment.
This ■l( n u .is IS on „ . r y bo. of th. „main.
L a x a t i v e B ro m o -Q u in in e Tablet*
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| M. D U RH AM ,
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F o r O v e r S ix ty Y e a r s .
Draying and Hauling a Specialty A*w p
hand to do your job work In G»‘
'AW O L D A lfD W K LL-T R IK O K r w f n r
u ..
plowing. Etc, Etc.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has l»oen
Cottage
Grove,
ir,ar*
million* of mothers for their
children while teething with n + r t l n t
"
nihn01*1**
th* gums allay*0?]!
pain, cures wind colic, and isthe S i t S i l . .11
im m w M
0,rm. « U U k S lo 'S m i kinu.,n,1‘" *
F o le y s H o ije y apd ^
fo r children , safe sure. A
opiates.