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m T H E SNAPSHOTS AT NOTABLES SOME SOCIALISTIC NOTES C H ILD R E N IteportciJ by Social jut l/Ocul. Thu (joat haa rrmde it» appearance. Thu it I n « m u l l it courageously “ butts in " with a large idea. The subject for open debate next Saturday evening, March 'J t h , i s : “ What about th e Lane County Su- p c i viH ors that have bean recently ap pointed for a new work in our public school »y»t«'fir'" Who Is Shc? you krinw D ir III il« a ir i W lio 'a n lw a y a lo iliia D i I i i k » lin i limnl la In a c o n a la n l » l i t r i — lin i propftMy haa » In a » William H. Andrews, Senator From New Mexico. Hli»‘ a v.-ry b u i * ftli« |in la a w u y K a i li u rin I m In |,li«. „ U ni » Inni nlift w un lu I I ih iii Itm y'rn n a lr a y . A m i lliu u Im alna Di« cliuu« F r ie n d a and f e llo w c i t i z e n s , w e g iv e y o u , a l l o f y o u w h o h a v e a n y t h in g to “ O li m o th a r. 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In H o lln n d th e r e Is u q u e e r c u s to m c o n n e c te d «vlth th e b ir t h o f n c h ild T h e p ro u d p n re u ts m a k e k n o w n to t h e ir n«*lgliU>ra Mint n lay« tin s c o m e to Vive w it h lite m b y tm n a ln a u p in k a llk d u ll c o v e r e d «vltb la c e on Ili«> d o o r kno b or k n o c k e r. I f th e hn h y u a a lr l t h e r e Is n a u m ll b it o f p a p e r a ttn e h e d to tb e b a ll. D o ttle K n e w . T e a c h e r W h e r e d id (¡m ir p e W a s h In a to ti liv e a f t e r h e r e t ir e d fro m p u b lic lif e ? N o o n e K e c n ie d to k n o w . T e n ch « *r W a s It n t W a s h in g t o n or * t M o u n t V e rn o n ? D o t t le I k n o w , t e a c h e r l i e liv e d In tht* hearts of bis countrytneu. S h e p h e rd 's Pie. down fiMit o f M ie l in e Is re a c h e il . 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W liu l woi k u n ii w in i y »Un ro u lil ft|iuiu lln iN i'lf unii n tliu ik loo 1!y In a i u D illa Ih o u a h l am i • a ra ) N n w . culi Itila a ir i l>n you? — Y o u lli'a t'o in iia n lo a . W itttfu ii in n o v a t io n w o r k , a c ir d ia l i n v it a t io n to m e e t w it h ua an d i I i » cuhh t h is q u e s t io n . I I No. l in i, r o s i , alovftu, Imuk» u kl »u ' 1 in ruuily u o w Dmnltiy Summons. Iri th»? C ircu it Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County. H arry M. Wheeler, Plaintiff, vn . I.ot- tie E . Wheeler, Defendant. To Lottie K. Wheeler, Defendant above-named : In the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby Mumrnoned and required to appear and anawer the complaint filed against vou n the above entitled Court and «'»uric within nix w«-eka from the date of the first publu ation of this Muirirnoim, and if you fail to appear and aiiMwer the Hummona as herein re quired, for want thereof, the plaintifT will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in hid aaid complaint, which is for a decree of «aid Court forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony ex istir g between the plaintiff and the de- fe id s i t, an i for such other and furth er relief an to the Court may «eem equitab'e and just. Thia Hummoria is publiahed once a week for n x aucceniiive and consecu tive weeks in The Sentinel, a news paper of general circulation, published at Cottage (¡rove, Oregon, by order of H oii . L . T . Harria, Judge of the above entitled Court, made on the 10th day of February, 1012. The first publication of thiaSummonN ia on the 15th «lay of February, 1012, and the laat publication thereof will be on the 2hth day of March, 1012. J. S. M E D L E Y , fl0-m28. Attorney for Plaintiff. S h e p h e rd 's (lie m a y la* m a d e fro m Ih e le ft e v e r u m a ln s l |M ilato n n d ro u st o f n pro» lim a d in n e r H e a t th e (» U n to a n d U n it lla h t « v illi th e a t it lly U n it e n w h it e o f n n e a a . L in e u b a k in g d is h w it h It . P ll It »vltb th e in i'iit . c u t In a llc i'a n n d a«niaoned w it h m in c e d c e le r y , a b it o f o n io n , ao m c m in c e d p n m le y n n d . I f It la a t h a n d , n S p a n is h n n l |M 'pper c u t In to p ie c e s . Seaso n w it h un it n n d |H>pper a n d m o is te n w it h a m ic e fro m th e ro n s t. C o v e r th e to p w it h ii la y e r o f th e p o ta to , b r u s h It w it h <‘a a n n d b a k e u n t il b r o w n . T h e c o ld m e a t w i l l be m o re d e lic io u s I f It la c o o k e d s lo w ly f o r nn h o u r b e fo re ; p u t t In a It In to tb e p ie. • \ G in g er S n ap s W ith o u t FOR S A L E AT K N O W LE S & G R Ä B E R S 1 Spaulding Carriage 2 seat; almost new. 1 ButfCiy 1 seat; almost new. 1 Bulimy old but still in tbe rintf. 2 Wagons 1 Better and 1 worn. 3 Horses 1) and 10 years old. 1 Piano I vers & Pond, old F l a k y P ia C r u s t . F o u r c u p f u l s o f flo u r , o n e te a sp o o n ful e a c h o f s n lt n n d lin k in g p o w d e r 1 s if t e d to g e th e r. C h o p In w it h n k n if e o n e c u p f u l o f h in t m id ndd in Iso c u t t in g In w it h k n if e ) w a t e r e n o u g h to m a k e s t if f d o u g h , n b o n t tw o a n d o n e fo u r th c u p f u ls H n v e w n t e r l«s* c o ld To h n v e p ie s b r o w n b r u s h o v e r Ih e top | g e n e r o u s ly «vlth m ilk , e v e u let Mug th e m ilk s tn n d in t in y p u d d le s. B a k e d P o ta to e s W it h C h t s a a . D iv id e n hot b n k is l p o tn to le n g th - w is e , In y In n s lic e o f c h e e s e s n m e sl/.e a n d o n e t h ir d o f nn In c h t h i c k ; p u t to g e th e r , p re s s slightly n n d c o v e r w it h n a p k in Ity th e tim e It Is s c r v i s l th e c h e e s e w ill h n v e s o ft e n e il n n d w ill make a savory addition to tb e potato. Our “ H o m e ” collection of lino “SPENCERS'* 6 la rg o p k t a ., SO c 6 1 -os. pkta., $ 1.0 0 plaal a lUKtaot *>• If yoa wnnt the tlncHt SweetPea* in the inost brilliant ami piegaing col O r» , ordi r thi.s colleetion. complete li*t of A nm1 ut and Be$t S w e e t P e t i , Rosea, D ah liaa , C Ja d io li. A s k / o e o u r l'J U 1 th tlo g // «A* To Frank Haley, or hia legal h e irs: You are hereby notified that we, the undersigned, have expended one hun dred dollars in labor and improvements on the " B e a r ” Lode Mining Claim , situated in the Bohemia Mining D is trict, Lane County, Oregon, notice of location of which said mining claim ia recorded at page 570, in book fi, of the mining records in and for said County and State, reference to which said no tice and record is hereby made for more particular and definite description of said mining claim , as w ill appear by affidavit in the office of the County C lerk of said County, in order to hold said premises under the provisions o f Section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount re quired to hold the said mining claim for the year ending December 31st, 1911. And if within ninety days after the first publication of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your pro portion of such expenditure as co owner, your interest in said mining claim will become the property of the subscribers under said Section 2324. This notice is published for the first time in the Cottage (Jrove Sentinel, of Cottage Grove, Oregon, on the 25th day of January, 1912. H A R R Y H. P A R K E R , )2 5 -A p rll. T H U S . R . P A R K E R . Knowles & Graber Build Up Your Horse Notice of Forfeiture. IP ip a g t * . I t i I re « Portland Seed Co. o P l O i i K i T , o I.A > * D H . H arrington W IL L I f f ) YOUR DRAYING ANO MOVING promptly and satis factorily. They have every facility f o r handling all classes o f goods, a n d simply solicit a trial. Notice of Forfeiture. 1 Orphan Mason & Hamlin, old style. 1 I louse and two lar^e lots. 40 acres timber. All kinds of ildulinq & Pidno Moving Phone S o . 7 1 C o lla g e G ro v e CALAPOOYA Springs Hotel Located at London, Oregon, in the Calapooya mountains, 800 ieet above sea level, twelve miles from Cottage Grove, Ore. Cuisine and accommodations excellent. Hot mineral baths, recommended by physicians for rheumatism, stomach, liver and kidney troubles Very extensive grounds with swings, tennis court, croquet and other amuse ments. Splendid trout fishing at hand. Automobile line from Cot tage Grove over good roads. W rite for full particulars,rates, etc. Address C alapooya Springs Co. To Frank Haley, or His Legal H eirs; You art- hereby notified that 1, the as you would build uji a house— undersigned, have expended one hun Cottage Grove, Ore. by giving it a good foundation. dred dollars in labor and improvements And the foundation for strong and on the " L o m a " Lode Mining Claim , healthy horsl-s—and other animals situated in the Bohemia Mining D is — is good feed, *uch as we con- trict, Lane County, Oregon, notice of Southern Pacific Railed) Time-Table C O fU G f GROM S I 4TI0N 1 stantly keep in stock for horse- location of which said mining claim is owners, breeders, fanners, contrac recorded at Page 508, in Book 6 (by North Bound South Bound tors, and others concerned in the Martin Shea), of he Mining Records in No. 15 1:48 a. No. 16 126 a. m. No. M 2:25 a. 6:42 a. m. No 13 raising and working of horses. This and for said County and State, refer No. 19 1 1 : 1/2 a. No. IS 3:01 p. m. No. M 3:56 p. i 9:32 p. m. Feed is first-class and warranted ence to which said notice and record is No. 17 unilortn in quality. And its cost hereby made for more particular and is no higher than for |>oor kinds. 1 definite description of said mining & claim , as w ill appear by affidavit in 14 M L T A B L E NO 5- the office of the County C lerk of said To Take Effect June 1 9 , 1 9 0 9 . County, in order to hold said premises E. B O U N D W. B O U N D under the provisions of Section 2324, No. X. _____________________________ No. 2 . Revised Statutes of the United States, A .M . Mis. STATIONS A M. L v ......... C oTTA O B G r o w ............. a k 19.00 being the amount required to hold the 7.50 7.50 3.5 ..........................W a l d e n ____ 11.2s In the pleasing form ol a delicious, said Mining Claim for ,the year ending 7.59 6.7 ..................C k k k o G o r d o ..................... n .» 6 S.14 S.t> ........................ .D o r e m a ................... 11.08 enticing and invigorating bever- j December 31, 1911. And, if within S40 1 2 .5 ............................. S t a * 10.40 age, twit ties! direct from the ninety (90) days after the first publica 8.50 13.5 ............................. W i c k s .......................... 10.33 9 .0 5 1 5 9 ._______ R e d B r i d g e ______ __ 1028 springs in the Calapooya moun tion of this notice you fail or refuse to 9 15 16.6 ........................ W i l d w o o d ....................... 10.15 tains. contribute your proportion of such ex _________ ______________ I * - ■ I N____________ !,-> T w o extra trains for passengers only leaves penditure as co-owner, your interest Drink it to Get Well Cottage Grove on Tuesday and Saturday at 2 30 in .»aid Mining Claim w ill become the p. ra , returning arrives at Cottage Grove at 5:30 Drink it to Keep Well property of the subsreiber under said p. m. Subject to change without notice All outward freight to station where there is section 2324. T his notice is published no agent will be left at risk of owner. for the first time in the Cottage Grove Stage leaves Disston after arrival of train on Monday. Wednesday and Friday tor Orseco is a mu rat el saline water, equal Sentinel, of Cottage Grove, Oregon, Freight will not be received at the * S K. R. R. Depot after 5 p. m . To insure forwarding to any of the renowned spring on the 25th day of January, 1912. on next train freight must he delivered in ample H A R L E Y H. P E T R I E . j2 5 -A ll. time to permit of its being billed. waters of Europe and America 0. S T ER LIN G F E E D CO. S. E. R. R. COMPANY. NATURE'S TONIC CAL-A-POC-YA MINERAL WATER Egga. O n e c u p g r a n u la t e d s u g n r . th r « v j quart«'!-» c u p In rd o r b u t t e r , th re e q u a r t e r » c u p N e w O r le a n s «nnlass«*s o r n n v d a r k slru |> . o n e t c n s ix a in f u l a ln g c r . o n e te a s |a io n c in n a m o n , o n e ten | s|>oon s o d a , o n e h a l f c u p h o llln n « l i t e r ; tte n t s t ia n r . s h o r t e n in a a n d m o ln ss e s | u n t il c rc n in .v . ad d g in g e r a n d c ltin n ] m o lt. |a m r h o llln g w a t e r on so d a , s t i r th e m ix t u r e , ndd flo u r to m a k e n » tiff d o u g h , r o ll t h in , c u t u l t t i a ro u n d c o o k y c u t t e r n n d lin k e . SWEET PEAS j Recommended by leading physi cians o f the United States for Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver afflictions, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all forms o f Stomach, Skin and Blood diseases. Hundreds people "given up" by physicians have been cured ol long standing ailments by Calapooya Water Testimonials on application. Sold In all dealers, or shipped in cases direct from the springs. W rite lor prices. A . B . W OOD. .Manager. Notice For Publication. Department of the Interior, U . S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Febuary 26, 1912. Notice ia hereby given that Joseph B. Gregg, of Cottage, Grove, Ore., who, on November 14, 1906, made Homestead entry Serial, No. 04084, for Lot ( I I ) , Section 4. Township 22 S., Range 2 west W illam ette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final five year pr«>of, to establish claim to the land above described, be fore Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office, at Rose- burg. Oregon, on the 12th day of A pril 1912. Claim ant names as w itnesses; John D. Palmer, of Cottage Grove, Oregon; Joel l*. Palmer, of Cottage Grove. O regon; Samuel K . L.ewis, of Cottage Grove, Oregon; John G ray, of Cottage Grove. B E N JA M IN F . JO N E S . m 7-all. Register. CALAPOOYA SALINE i The condensed smile of Calapooya Water. Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blood disorders speedily cured by its use. A ll dealers, or sold direct. HOTEL CALAPOOYA IS O F K N A L L T H E Y E A R . Famous health resort in the Cal apooya mountains, 12 miles from Cottage drove (on Southern Pa cific.) Splendid accommodations, reasonable rates. Steam, mud and hot water baths and cooling rooms. Information as to rates, etc., will be furnished upon re quest. PIONEER ASSAYING & KENNING CO. 13! Fifth StiHH't. near U . S. Mint S A X F R A N C IS C O . C A L . CALAPOOYA SPRINGS COM Y I C O T T A G E G R O V E , O RE. I We buy G«i!d— rich Ore — amalgam and all mining products. W'e pay cash and give a s«juare deal. Assaying 50c. Established 20 years. 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