Cottage Grove sentinel., June 06, 1912, Image 5

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counting the votes promptly at that hour. 4J Candidates and their friends are invited to witness the counting of votes.
advertising generally given those who
iitli-inpt to nquelch the printing of
news or pr» vent an open discussion of
public matters in the newspapers.
Foil many a boycott is born to blush
J. Adam Bede, in Bede's Bud|(el
unseen, and aeer.mpliah its purpose
qnsung, hut such is not to he the ease
When tin: Mcanilul in the piiHtofflct- willi this particular boycott.- (Gold
ill-part mint at Waahlngloa wiim at its Hill News.
bright a few year« ago, Preaiileiii
Kouacvrlt wrote a Hcathing arraign-
Yoncalla Notes.
merit o f Mr Tyner, who had pern p »1
Last Saturday night about 9 p. m.
maater general under (Gran*, hut at robbers broke into the section boss’s
tliiH time held a aubvrdinutr pimition iih ear and stole uHjut $.’(!■. 00 in cash, a
Solicitor. The fever wan on the puli revolver, and acvcrul other arti« les.
lie, and «V ery body accused waa pre­
Miss Sue Hurt is visiting friends in
sumed to he guilty until hia Innocence
Cottage Grove.
was estahliahed before a legal tribunal.
Little Walter Jones earned 40 cents
In due course Mr. Tyner, a feeble old
man in the eiglitiea, was indicted by one day this week picking luscious
the grand jury for the district of wild strawberries. New, just think o f
Columbia. The trial earn» on without ' that! What other section of country
delay, for there wiim need o f victims can show that much pleasure and profit
that the ruler o f the land might he for u l»oy? The little fellow was just­
great and honored among hi» people. ly proud of hirt pick.
So Much Like Lincoln
The IVn that has made
it’s mark around
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and the cloth is o f fine smooth texture. Economically
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Silk Finished Foulards. These foulards are very soft and drape
beautifully. Shown in all the fashionable shades.
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Albert IL-lliwcll was up from Cot­
Kaeh morning for about three weeks
the accused man in his fallen state tage Grove yesterday.
might have been aeert turning the
The Klkheatl postofficc wtn brought
wheels o f his invalid chair us he to town Monday ami turned over to
worked tiis way into the court house. i’oMtrnartter Sander. The office will he
T itr e
Finally a verdict whh reached, hut In temporarily auxpended, perhaps per­
spite o f the president’s acrusation and manently.
Hud Lovelace, who has
the excited condition o f the public been postmaster for ten y<-Hrs past, has
mind, it was a verdict of acquittal. moved to Idaho and no provision has
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Mr. Tyner ven t to his humble home been made for his successor.
to die, and from hiH sick bed he wrote
A. K. Lovelace o f Flkhcad and L>.
the president asking that he withdraw Italian of Yoncalla loaded their goods
what he had said and let tiirn pasH away the lirst o f the week and departed for
in peace without a stain on his name 1 Idaho. Mr. Ixivelace goes to Cotton­
to disgrace hia family. Hut the dying wood ami Mr. Hanan goes to Culdexac.
If ho nn<l if you huv<* On*
request has never been answered. All These gentlemen have lived here many
<|Unlilir«tiohH lo luindl«- tho
o f which shows that Mr. Koosevelt is
very litt i ’ h t , txnt him ! fully
years and they ami their families^are
so much like I.inroln.
Kuurunt<-.-<l milling «yaUm«
held in high esteem. Their «leparture
In the autumn of l'.»i.r> a young man
in thin (liHtrlft, wrili* at once
is regretted by their many friends who
who had recently entered the employ
with full particular* to Monti
wish them quantities of success in their
of the government waa delivering some
fa rtu rc r’a A|{t'iit, care of The
new homes. The reason Idaho has
official matter for the treasury to a
Sentinel.
taken their eye« is because their
bureau in tho suburbs. In doing so he
selected location is much similar to our
ran hia electric auto past the prt-ai-4
own in products and general appear­
dent's carriage. Secret service men on
ance. Times.
within the next few ilaya
bicycles held him up. He was new in
uiiil tulk unit tern over with
ttie Capitol City and didn’ t understand
Annual School Meeting.
you. Write at once.
Thin
what their action meant, for he hadn't
iwIvertiHement will not up-
The annual school meeting will be
recognised the president’s turn« ut.
held Monday, June 17th, st 2 o ’clock
|.onr aKain.
Some words passed, and the matter
p. in., at which time a director will be
win brought lo the attention of the
selected for three years and a school
president. The next day the president
clerk for one year.
Other business
amended the civil service rules s«i that
may come before the meeting.
a cabinet oflieer could dismiss a clerk
without a hearing, und then ha«l the
Legal Hlanks. The Sentinel.
secretary o f the treasury «iismiss the
young rnan under a rule that Wnl not Think Body Seen That of Young
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exist when the act was committed.
Deitz.
C. A. H E D R IC K , PRO P.
| Soon, however, it was discovered thut
H. Chezem is one o f those who does
the clerk had a good record in the not believe that the report of the body
I Spanish war, art his father tiad in the of a man drifting from the McKerzie
Civil war, and the »oldier» stirre«l up into the Willamette is either a fabrica-
(¿■niton Mineral Sprint* amt RInck
so much trouble that in a month or so ton or a mistake. He suspects that
Hutte a taire carrying U. S. mail
lie wait reinstated, lie had a little the hotly was that o f Clarence Deilz,
amt fuMt freiirht.
fumi-y that he had just located in son of John Deitz o f Wisconsin, of
Worthington and greatly needed the Cameron Dam fame. Deitz worked
Cottage Grove aalHry which hia humble position for Mr. Chezem, hut seems to have
Main Street
afforded, hut the president eared noth­ been prospecting and to have had some
ing for that. To have sympathy is to money. He negotiated for the pur­
be a mollycoddle. He is so much like chase of Mr. Chezem’ s farm on Spen­
Lincoln!
cer creek, but on Tuesday, May 21, the
When President Koosevelt went down day upon which the deal was to have
the MisNiKrtippi with the waterway e x ­ been closed, he disappeared.
Mr.
cursion, near the close o f his term, he Chezem is inclined to believe that it
hrutully anil wrongly ordered a pilot was his body which passed down the
dismissed. There was no just cause river in the twilight.—Guard.
for his anger. However, there was
4] (Galvanized Water l’ijie ami
liquor on the boat, which shows that
Killings, Tarred J’ajier, Gould
he was so much like Lincoln.
Pumps,
Harlicd Wire,
Fence
When Senator Proctor o f Vermont
Wire, Poultry Netting, Knameled
died, with whom the president had hH«l
Ware, Tin Ware, Shelf Hard­
some slight differences, and he was
Local people are surprised at the
ware, Motel Crockery.
asked if he wasn’ t sorry, he replied quick results received from simple
that he was “ sorry that it wasn’ t buckthorn hark, glycerine, etc., as
4J We call your particular atten­
H a le ."
This illustrates how very mixed in Adlerika, the German appen­
tion to out line o f rugs which
much he was like Lincoln.
dicitis remedy. The New Era Drug
includes (Granite, Union, All-
Again, when he scolded (General Store states that this simple remedy
W o o l and Cashmere Art Squares,
Miles in the presence of many guests antisepticizcs the digestive system and
also Tapestry and Body Brussels,
in the White House, no one could help draws off the impurities so thoroughly
Velvets and Axmftistet*. The
seeing how strikingly he resembled that a single dose relieves sour stom­
largest assortment in the city.
Lincoln.
achs and constipation instantly.
4] If you ure interested in second
Like the boys from Utah he and Lin­
hand Buggies or wagons, we
coln must he twin« on their futher'B
Notice to Creditors.
have four Items of this kind lb
side.
Notice is hereby given that an order
show you.
of the County Court of Lane County,
Call And See Us
The Gold Hill News Boycott.
Oregon, duly made and entered o f rec­
Because the fGold Hill News printed ord the 24th day o f May, 1912, in the
the facts regarding tho infamous Gold matter o f the estate o f William H.
Hill school scandal, Merrit & Co., Lane Arne, deceased, the undersigned was
A Co. and I). H. Miller, as will be seen duly appointed administrator o f said
by this issue o f the puper, have with­ estate.
drawn their advertising patronage
All persons having claims against
therefrom Hnd the publisher o f the said estate are hereby required to pre­
pa|H*r has been told that he will be sent them duly verified as by law re­
compelled to walk out o f town. W. quired to said administrator at the law
G. Myers also signed the compact by office o f A. H. King, Cottage (Grove,
which these merchants agreed to de­ Oregon, within six months from the
prive The New « o f one of its main date o f this notice. Dated this 27th
sources of revenue, hut as Mr. Myers day o f May, A. D.t 1912.
has not carried an advertisement in
R U F U S C. A R N E ,
his home paper for some several m:M)-j27
Administrator.
months, and never to any appreciat le
Notice of Dissolution.
extent, his assumption of the role o f a
boycotter is not to be seriously consid­
Notica is hereby given, that the
ered. However, the gratuitous pub­ partnership heretofore existing be­
licity which must come to him by tween A. J. Armstrong and Ray Dean
reason of his action will at least serve has been dissolved by mutual agree­
For tlie "Better Kind” of Harness,
to let the people o f Jackson county ment, and the business will be con­
K ° to
know that he is on earth. The other tinued by A. J. Armstrong at the old
three of the boycott’ s quirumvirate are location.
A. J. ARM STRON G.
also in line fur at least the usual free
Dated May 23, 1912.
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Silk Mixed Fabrics.—We have a large selection of pure-silk mixed
cloth which are as rich as all-silk cloth and costs far less. Shown
in a wide range of shades especially suitable for evening
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The Modern Pharmacy
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Get the Best Quality Groceries Here at Economy Prices.
Extra large Fancy
1 0p j| Evaporated Apples
Peaches per lb. ______ \L\j
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Italian Prunes
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Try our fancy pickled goods in full quart glass jars. Plain or
mixed, sour or sweet Pickles, Chow-Chow, Relish,
14c
Seedless Raisins per lb............. ........................................... ...1 0 c
McCall Pattern No. 4511
Price, 1 5 cent*
Im phrey & Mackin
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New and Second Hand Goods
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Clothes Baskets 50c and ......... 60c
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7.50 Iron Beds-------
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Vegetable Baskets 10c and____ 15c
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35c Scrub Brushes ------------- 20c
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50c Feather Dusters ----------- 35c
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Brass Curtain Rods__________ 15c
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7.00 Mattresses____
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Window Shades---------------- 30c
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Wash Boards (glass)----------- 30c
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3.50 Bed Springs —
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Mouse Traps 2 for______
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Fly Stickon (ribbon kind) 2 for- -- 5c
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Fruit Jars
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Second Hand Cook Stoves, in good condition, from $6.00 to $25.00
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Y Dining Tables...................... $ 6.00
Center Tables...................... . $2.00
Y Kitchen Tables...................... 1.50
Dining Chairs...................... 65c
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White Sewing Machines in good condition, $5.00 to $10.00
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Needles, Shuttless and Bobbins for all makes o f machines.
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We have second hand books, glassware, dishes, guns, tools, etc. In fact we have a
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Mandolins, $6.50
Banjos, from $8.00 up
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We handle the best Violin. Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo Strings made.
We also repair
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instruments. Violins carefully and properly graduated. Bring in your old Violin,
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