Cottage Grove sentinel., March 21, 1912, Image 8

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S o u th e rn Pacific F u rn is h e s F re e R y e
W. W. Jackson and Almond Hemen
way have each received a aack of ry<
aeed during the past week from the
Southern I’acitlc railway. This seed is
aent out free upon the signing of an
agreem ent th a t it will be used for the
purpose intended and is secured through
H. E. Lonnsberry, d istric t freight
agent.
Information on P o u ltry
Authentic and vu I ua M c info*n*tia*
•bout h fo rh fU . hatch»**, m * * *
S p r a y ’s C o lu m n TALES OF THE
Stand* for good roads, good homes,
the raising of more and b e tte r produce
and for putting everything in the best
•hape for the m arket. T h at means
b etter prices.
The Deere plow, the plow th a t is al­
ways made right. Good m aterial, good
workmanship. The old reliable. John
Deere Plow Co. stands back of them ,
Come in to the hole in the wall and
Spray will show you the reason he
stands back of the Deere plows.
iswvimf and houamg poultry ■
coo ta load i* tha lare* «ditto* od
Lilly • Poultry ~
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C r e s c e n t
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S ILK ELASTIC HO S IER Y
T W t w i l u i y » t re c U < p ro M o r* rs -
U«TM u narc all S s r a l i t l a g
A a k l t W a a k iM a . > « . a u a
uraaaat btaak oa n ^ i H l
W o o d a rd , C la r k e & C o.
N n la a S , O n t w
CAN’ T WAIT!
I ’ve got to g et these clothes
pressed fo r the p arty tonight
and if I don’t g e t them up to
MeCaleb & Powell’s right away
they may not have tim e to g et
them done.
McCALEB & POWELL
T A IL O R IN G
C lean in g ¡: P re s s in g at R ep airin g
PR O FESSIO N A L CARDS
HOTEL OREGON, THURSDAY. 9 to 3
DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR
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a n d
T hroat
D is e a s e s
A S p e c i a lt y - G la a ie a P re s c rib e d
COTTAGE GROVE
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OREGON
J. N. WATERHOUSE
Teacher o t Piano a n d Organ
Certifiicated from the Associated Board,
Royal Academy and Koval College of
Music. Residence Second Street.
O ffice P h o n e M a in 9
R e s id e n c e , M a in 121 L
F. L. INGRAM , D. M . D.
Dentist
ALL W ORK G UA RA NTEED.
L a w s o n B ldg .
C o tta g e G rove, Ore
J. E. YOUNG
A tto r n e y a t Law
O ffice o n M a in S t r e e t, W e f t S id e
COTTAGK GROVE
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OREGON
J. C. JOHNSON
A tto rn ey-a t-L a tv
Practice in all Courts of State. Corpor­
ation, mining and Probate law a specialty
Collection and Insurance.
COTTAGE G IO V E ,
OREGON
P r a c tic e s in a ll Courts
15 Years Experience
H. J. SHINN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
P h o n e N o. 4
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
H o a re Jito S P « .
t 7 to 8.30 p m
DR. W. M. CARROLL
CHIROPRACTOR
C h ro n ic D ise a se s a S p e c ia lty
R o o m s 13-13
W o o d w a rd B ld g
C o tta g e G ro v e
O re g o n
O ffice
R o o m 14. W o o d w a rd B ld g.
T e le p h o n e
D R . H . H . OWEN
Veterinarian
G r a d u a te K a n s a s C ity
V e t e r in a r y C o lle g e
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CO TTAG E GROVE,
OREGON
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M. in s,
O ffice H o u rs
t to « p . m
C o n s u lta tio n b y a p p o in tm e n t o n ly .
Salt at carload prices at S pray’s.
Have you some big hens for sale.
For the next two Saturdays I will give
the m arket price and a dollar prize for
the dozen hens th at weigh the most.
Also one dollar prize for the heaviest
dozen spring chickens.
Tolouse geese eggs, 7 for 60 cents.
Waldo Miller. Phone F arm er 26X, P.
O. box 176, C ottage Grove.
W arren McFarland has a good second
hand hack for sale.
C urtis Veatch has 3 good milk cows
also Jersey and Holstein bull calf, for
sale.
W. A. Hemenway has fine pigs for
sale.
A. B. A tkins has choice Black Mi­
norca eggs for sale.
Mrs. J. V. Thornton has Black Mi­
norca eggs for sale.
C. H. Jones has Buff Orpington and
Ancona eggs for sale.
J. C. Adams has Plym outh Rock
roosters, also Buff Orpington eggs for
sale.
Bales Bros, have Black Orpington
eggs for sale.
W. B. Hawley has nannie goats for
sale.
A. Söderström has some yearling and
2-year-old colts for sale.
The Kensington Club is prepared to
all kinds of plain sew ing. Inquire of
Mrs. Belle Knowles, Mary Harlow and
Mabel Thompson.
Mrs. J. T, DeSpain has Buff O rping­
tons for sale.
I furnish chicken coops free.
1 pay cash for chickens, eggs, h'des,
grain.
Page field fence is a spring steel,
best by every test. Phone 162.
Lime and cem ent at S p ray ’s.
Spray sells all kinds of feed and
farm im plem ents, wagons and buggies.
John Deere and O liver plows at
S pray’s.
Eggs for hatching from a splendid
w inter-laying strain of Buff O rping­
tons, $1.50 per settin g of 15 eggs.
Mrs. K ate Sears, box 99, Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
Buy a fanning mill. 1 have the best
seed cleaner on the m arket. Come in
and see it when you come to town.
Rem em ber Spray at the big hole in the
wall.
Ask your neighbor w hat he saves
by using a seed drill. Then oome in
and I will sell you a drill a t prices and
term s whereby it will not cost you a
dollar. I t pays to farm rig h t.
Hood River N iagara Sprays, the best
by every te s t at Spray's.
Mrs. S. E. M cFarland has Buff O r­
pington eggs for sale a t $1.00 per s e t­
ting. Also settin g hena.
J . V. Thornton has pigs for sale.
Gentle piny for sale. Frank Fulton.
Buy your feed and flour of Spray.
Phone 162.
Shingles and posts. Phone 162.
I deliver free to all parts of town.
Spray, phone 162.
Order a tria l sack of Cupid flour. A
No. 1 hard w heat only $1.25. I g u ar­
antee every sack to be as good as there
is in town. Phone 162.
H arry M itchell has a W hite O rping­
ton cock for sale.
Read w hat your neighbors have to
sell, tell us w hat you w ant to buy, as
we would like to g e t a big dollar
started . The big hole in the wall
m ight catch it.
Ansel Wood has Buff O rpington hens
for sale.
Try a load of th a t oak grub wood.
Lots of h eat to the square inch.
Spray. Phone 162.
I have a few more of those five and
ten-acre tra c ts for sale. Free w ater
for irrigation. City w ater a t city
prices for house use. I f you can buy
a piece of th is land it will be worth
double w hat you pay for it in a few
years. Can you make money faster?
When you buy flour of Spray you buy
it stra ig h t from the car to th e consum ­
er.
Two hundred and fifty egg incubator,
alm ost new, very cheap. Also P ly­
mouth Rock rooster. O rville Spear.
Ten hens and one rooater. Blue An-
daluviana for sale. Eugene Miller.
Full Blood Rhode Island Red eggs
for hatching. W. A. Horn, Saginaw.
D R . H . H. S O M E R S
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N
C h r o n ic a n d N a r v o u a D ie a a a s s a S p e c ia lt y .
CO TTAG E GROVE
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OREGON
COTTAGE GKUVE CAMP, No. 6424
M. W. of A ., m eets th e first and third
Tuesday of each m onth a t E lk s’ Hail.
V isitors Welcome.
C. W. W ALLACE, Consul.
ORVEL K N A PP, Clerk.
Bring in your big chickens and eggs
Saturday and g et the big dollar.
If i t ’* I rush job of printing, the
Sentinel rill get it o u t for you on
time.
Diamond Chick food i* the beat for
little chicks, 4c a pound or $3.26 per
sack. Brund A Co.
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TOWN FACTS ABOUT PAVEMENTS
MANY M A T T E R S OF MORE THAN
PA SSIN G M OM ENT.
We have blood meal, charcoal, ground
bone, g rits and oyster shell. Try a
little for the chickens. It will help
them to lay eggs, Hrund A Co. fl.
A smooth guy who was here a couple
weeks ago claim ing to be a solicitor for
the W estern Periodical Agency of Port
land, i*T said to be a fake pure and
simple, and a rew ard is offered by th at
company for hia conviction. He offer­
ed to give the use of some tw enty
magazines a month for the sum of $2 Ik)
a year. I t ia not known w hether or
not anyone here got stung, but he evi­
dently collected some coin a t Koseburg.
Hickey saya the only solution of the
hitching poet proposition ia to buy an
automobile.
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Eggs for Hatching
<] Poultrymcn — For
winter
layers get the winners. Mot­
tled Auconas, Black Minorcas
and Buff Orpingtons.
Im­
ported prize cocks head first
pens. Eggs $ 1 .5 0 per 15
A. HOOD, C ottage Grove, Ore.
______________________________ F r t v .»y A p r
$4
Our garden seed» have ju s t arrived.
All new and complete. Brund & Co. fl
A 7-pound d aughter was born last
week to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Awbrey.
The first num ber of the W aterhouse
Organ recital tomorrow night will be­
gin at 8 :15 sharp.
For S ale.—C rystal W hite Orpington
eggs for hatching. Mrs. E. K. Spen­
cer. C ottage Grove. Ore.
a llp d
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sm ith returned
Saturday from a w eek’s visit in P o rt­
land.
Public Sale. —Fine dairy cows, hogs
and young stock, horses, m achinery
and other m iscellaneous im plem ents at
W. C. Billings' ranch, Lorane, S a tu r­
day, March 30th, a t 10 a. m
m21
Mrs. M. Marloek and d aughter. Miss
E. Marloek, of Milwaukee were here
daring the past week and made a trip
to Lorane valley as prospective se t­
tlers. They made the retu rn trip to
Milwaukee by the southern route.
Pure W hite and American Beauty
flour, hard w heat and every aack g u a r­
anteed, $1.35 per sack. At all grocers.
S terling Feed Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lamb, who had
been visiting in this vicinity for a
year, left Tuesday for th eir home in
Pierce, Colorado, going by the southern
route through C alifornia and Texas.
STOCK RANCH AT A BARGAIN
Two miles northwest of Cottage
Grove. 60 acres good pasture
land; 40 fine piling timber, only
$20 per acre. 180 acres pasture
and piling timber; numerous
springs, best goat, sheep and
cattle range, only $16 per acre.
Easy terms.
Some excellent
grain and fruit land on both
tracts upon which small brush
has grown in recent years. Easily
cleared. Inquire W. C . C o n n e r .
If you w ant to make your hens lay,
get a package of Dr. Hess & C lark ’s
Poultry PanaceB . It will do the work,
or money refunded. Brund & Co. fl.
R. McCord will soon move the Cot­
tage Grove Shoe Store into p art of the
DesLarzes store building, which he re ­
cently purchased.
Clyde Woods is visiting in the city,
a fte r an absence of several years.
All harness work guaranteed at
L egat'a shop. N ext door to Spriggs
blacksm ith shop.
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ANCONAS
If you w ant heavy layers a t a rea­
sonable cost you will breed Anconas
and before you send abroad, come
and see my chicks. Eggs $1.00 and
$1.50 per setting. W. J. GARDNER
G etting th e fever, hey? Call at the
Nesm ith Auto Co. and g et a free ride
for it.
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John H am pton of Eugene visited at
the G. H. Tyson home a couple days
this week.
Roy Sm ith was in Eugene Tuesday
on business.
EGGS from single comb Brown L eg­
horns and B arred R o ck s; pure bred
and vigorous. 16 for $1.00; 100, $6.00.
W. H. Arne, C ottage Grove, a llp d
H arry M. W heeler returned Monday
from a two w eeks’ trip visiting frienda
and relatives in southern Oregon.
A sole in tim e will save the shoe.
And a good aole m akes a good shoe.
Goff.
A m arriage license was issued this
week to Floyd Eugene Dunkle and Miss
Marie T. Lee, both of C ottage Grove.
Gordon H ats. L ate nobby styles for
spring. H am pton A Co.
J . W. Um phrey, a m erchant from
Buckley, W ash., visited a couple daya
of the past week with hia son, C. E.
Umphrey.
T he V arious F o rm s in Use an d Com­
p ariso n of th e ir R esp ectiv e F e a ­
tu re s C ostly to E x p e rim e n t.
Volume VI
From tim e to tim e we .hear of other
cheap forma of pavem ent coming 011
the m arket, but aa with concrete, they
should be proven before tried on large
work auch aa planned in Corvallis.
N othing could be worse for the city
than to experim ent with pavem ents
th a t have not stood the teat of years,
and which m ight result In the property
owners paying every year for uaeleaa
investm ent.
When a balance ia struck between
these m aterials as to expense, dura
bility, cleaning, repairing, and the
length of tim e the stre e ts are ob­
structed in laying, the result is clearly
in favor of bithulithlc pavem ent. Cor­
vallis Republican, Corvallis, Oregon.
R eal E s ta te T ra n s fe rs .
M. T. Awbrey e t ux to Lilyan O
Hunt e t al., p a rt of lots 2 and 3, block
1, Young's addition to C ottage Grove.
Consideration $1.
Frank W inzenried e t ux. to Robert
M srtin e t ux. 706 acres in tonwahip 20.
S. R. 3 W. $2400.
L. M. T ravis e t ux to John 11. Hull,
lot 4. block 4, M cFarland's third ad­
dition, C ottage Grove. $10.
Minnie I’rice to W alter A. Woodard,
2 acres in section 33, township 20. S. R.
3 W. $200.
Cottage Grove Lodge No. 61 to W.
S, Chriaman, p art of lot 36 ea st of
l>riveway Masonic cem etery. $ 6 .
C ottage Grove Lodge No. 68 to John
W. Harms e t al., purl of lot 2 Odd
Fellows and Masonic cem etery. $10.
F. D. W heeler e t al to W. F. H art, 4
acres, section 2. township 20 south,
range 3 west. $10.
N. H. Gammage e t al. to Chas. T.
Wilkinson, 2.32 acres in section 13,
township 20, 8. R. 3 W. $10.
Henry I-owry et ux. to Charles T.
Wilkinson, 25 acres in township 20, S.
R. 3 W. $1000.
George Taylor to G. W. Horton, lot
8 in block 2 of P erk in 's addition to
C ottage Grove. $10.
George A. W ebber e t ux. to John
W. Harms, 27.60 acres in section 36,
township 20. S. R. 3 W. $300.
F iles on L ost Acre.
An unusual transaction was recorded
at the Roseburg United S tates land
office last week when John M cN e'll of
Southern Oregon filed upon an acre of
land ab utting the city lim its of Med­
ford, om itted from the te rrito ry em ­
braced in governm ent surveys. In the
event McNeill resides on the land con­
tinuously for 14 months he can pur-
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits
a ^ \H O S K w ish in g Tailor-
Made Suits will make no
mistake by calling on Mrs. H.
H. Fiester and examining her
line of samples. 100 samples
to select from.
Prices are
what talk and I offer them.
M rs. H. H. F iester
F irst door north of Main on F ifth St.
COTTAGE GROVE
chase the same from the governm ent
for $2.50 and should he wiah to waive
this paym ent he can secure a govern­
ment paten t to the land at the e x p ira­
tion of five years.
The land office map shows the acre
to be situ ated almost directly on the
o u tsk irts of Medford, and indicates
th a t it ia quite valuable. It ia believed
here th a t McNeil accidentally learned
of the non-survey of the acre by the
federal engineers and regards the land
as a “ find.”
Latham.
The many frienda of G randm a Trun-
nell will be glad to learn th a t she is
slowly im proving and hopes are e n te r­
tained for her recovery.
The tie plant has resumed operations
a fte r being shut down for a few daya
owing to running out of ties.
A fam ily by the name of Stuber re ­
cently moved here from C ottage Grove.
Tom Cox haa sold his place to Mr.
Wise, who, with hia fam ily, haa re ­
cently arrived from the east.
Stanley Trunnell visited w ith rela­
tives and friends in Eugene last week.
W. R. Cellera and fam ily, who have
lived here for a num ber of years, are
soon to move to C ottage Grove.
Church services will be held in the
school house Sunday a t 3 p. m.
MURDEREI
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WENT FROM THI
ConfcHK to M urd
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by of H a y h u
L iv in g
The story of th
filb at I'hllomat
brolh«m ia takli
raune of the fact
confraard to a 1
Yotiralla.
T hat Charlr»
tru th when hr il
George Humphr
George Selby am
Ohlsen, both for
burst valley i
county, 1» the ha
Ing In the mini
alleged Crimea.
The alory of tl
inrutca with the
caav. although
neighbors th a t I
from natural cat
Mr. Ohlsen, w
age, ami atill liv
Interviewed con
attack upon him
waa alone at hia
four yeara ago,
plirey quietly eni
llte rear door ui
MAR K Y O U R PE R SO N A LITY
C O U N T — I T ’S KASY— W EA R
Schoenbrun H and-TaiIoring
HEI R brilliant
imported
and domestic tailoring novelties is on
T
display here. iic.iutilul Iridescent and Plum
s h o w in g
of
Shade Mixtures, and Huddrrhrld Worsted*
With that freshness o f color and pattern so
interesting to men and young men who like
to dress well.
Pure W’o o l iabrics only.
W hether or not you are ready to be meas­
ured, lo o k through the samples now. Wo
arc at your service.
For S a l e by T h e
Rex
Dye
Wo r k s
topic : "I* the Time Ri|>e for the E s­
tablishm ent of a Y. M. C. A. In C ot­
tage G rove?" There are many citizens
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CHURCH NEWS
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♦ 1 of thia city deeply in terested in this
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tended to them to come and present
Presbyterian church. Sunday. Mar.
1 th eir views.
24th, will be another special day of
The program for next S abbath is as
good things. At 11 a. n>. the pastor
will a|>cnk on the subject, "T reasu re follows: Preaching Service a l 11 a.
in H eaven.” At 7:30 p, m. there will m. with addrrsa by pastor on "C u t I t
be Popular P latform m eeting. Sub­ ( O u t.” People’s Popular Service a t 7 ::iO
ject of discussion, "W h at Shall We Do Every laoy and young man in town is
w ith the Ex-Convict?” Addracaea by requested to I n - present t o hear Robert
Mr. C. M. Shinn and Judge A. II. King Sutcliffe’s lecture on "S ix L ittle W hite
The large chorus choir will furnish D evils.” The dam age done by these
\ imps will be vividly described. An­
special music.
them by choir. Selections by o rch estra.
These services will be particularly
Bible school ta 9:46.
Wo are now
interesting and profitable and all are
working for the two hundred and fifty
urged to attend.
m ark. Special Epworth 1-eague m eet­
ing a t 6:30, led by A lbert Woodard.
Church of C hrist. — R egular services Some new featu res will be introduced.
nex t lo r d ’s Day. The Bible school A hearty welcome extended to all.
hour, 9 :45. This p art of the work is
growing. The young people's class,
D orena.
ta u g h t by V. E. Iloven, had six new
Misa Lottie Vanschoiack visited
m em bers last I f n i ’s Day. The plan 1 friends in the Grove S atu rd ay and Sun-
adopted by th a t class is to study the
I day.
bible by books—a book each week. It
Rev. Woolry of Eugene preached al
will be outlined on the blackboard so the C. P. church Sunday m orning and
all can see its related parts. Read ' evening.
Genesis this week and come to the
Raymond M ain ia confined to hia
class next I-ord’a Day. Sermon topics room wth the lagrippe.
for the day as follows:
11 a. rn.,
Mrs. Scott Chriaman has a p re tty
" C h ris t's Spiritual C.sle, Sec. 2 .” 7:3« severe attack of neuralgia.
p. m.. "T h e Book for the Man Who 1s
The county achool superintendent vis­
D own.” Lawyers, doctors, m erchants, ited the achool Friday m orning and
farm ers, fathers, m others, everylxxly, j entertained the pupils w ith hia phono­
will get a lift. The music will be up graph.
to its usual standard of excellence. V.
A physician was called out T hursday
E. Hoven, m inister.
night to attend Will H ankin'a baby.
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Edd B ennett had the m iafortune to
Methodist ch u rch ,—Two adults were
break two of hia fingers thia week
received into m em bership a t the M eth­
while riding on the speeder.
odist church on Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mra. Lowrey England gave
Forty-one were present in the prim ary
th
eir
d au ghter and nephew Clay a s u r­
dep artm en t of the Sabbath School.
The tots greatly enjoyed blowing out prise party Saturday night,
I Mrs. Clara Graham of Portland i*
the birthday candles.
The debate in the Lend a-hand class ! visiting a t ( ’rite s' mill w ith her ais-
last Sunday m orning on the question, I ters, Mrs. W innefred Turpin and Mias
“ Resolved, T h at It la Impossible to Live Anna Johnson.
the Brotherly Life Under E xisting Con­
ditions, ” was the moat spirited and en­
C all F o r C ity W a rra n t« .
joyable since the organization of the
Notice ia hereby given th a t all gen­
clasa. Moras took the affirm ative and eral fund w arra n ts on the city of C ot­
D e lin g the negative. Upon the vote tage Grove, up to and including re g ­
being taken the la tte r w as^declared istered num ber 934, reg istered Aug. 29,
th e winner. N ext Sabbath a t 1« a. m. 1911, will be paid a t the Firat N ational
the su b ject of study is, "T h e Young Bank March 22, 1912. in te re s t will
Men’s C hristian A ssociation.”
There cease on th a t date. H erb ert E akin,
will be a general diacuaaion on this | City T reasurer.
The m erchant
acmes quite hi
prizes for exhil
School Imiualrta
fall. Following
prizes, together
amt articles for
Beat general
A. Brund, $5 ca
Second beat |
hiblt, J. I. Jon«
Beat peck wh
rr-W<Mida Co., $
Second beat
Burkholder Wo«
L argest and
Burkholder W o
Second largt
s«|uaah, Burkho
L argest and
holder-Woods C
Second beat
Burkholder-W«»
Best ten eara
trio Buff Orpini
t
Meat pen Ply
Spray A Co., $:
Beat pen Be
Spray & Co.. $
Beat pen Rhc
Spray A Co., $
Best pen Bl
Spray A Co., $:
Meat pen W
Spray & Co., f
Beat pen Bl
Spray & Co., $
Beta pen B
Spray A Co., I
Beat bird ho
Co., boy a' tool
Beat exhibi
Banaon, one ■
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(Cont!
ARTHUR BRISBANE
Editorial w riter for the H earst newspapers. Mr. Brisbane is the
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highest salaried new spaper man in the world, receiving $72,—
year. E x tract from tne Boston American, Sept. 10, 1909.
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“Osteopathy is a science and a science of the Rreatest im­
Notice to Creditors.
portance.
All accounts due the co-partnership
of M etcalf A Brund m ust be paid by
“ Osteopathy cures, has cured and will cure many diseases;
A pril 1st or they will be placed in the
it will save many lives.
hands of an attorney for collection.
“ Osteopathy in many cases makes surgery and medicine
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H. K. M ETCALF.
unnecessary.
WHO KNEW T H E W ILLAM ETTE
“There is nothin# of the quack or the transcendental faith-
VALLEY WAS 64 M ILES W ID E ?-W e
healer about the able Osteopath.
did when we bought farm lands a t the
point where it ia th a t width. I w ant I “ When he understands his profession, which implies that he
to sell p a rt of them now. H. K. Met­
understands human anatomy, blood distribution and the
calf.
distribution of the nervous force, the Osteopath is a scien­
Miss Mildred Pringle leaves for Lo­
tific man valuable to the human race.
rane Saturday, where she takes up
the duties of teaching.
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