Cottage Grove sentinel., June 20, 1912, Image 3

Creswell Notes.
Going Home to John
i
J . N. Jones, untniirried, to H. D ent,
The local band has favored th e c iti­
zens w ith open air concerts d u rin g the
p a rt of lot 4, hlk. 5, I). (J. M cF arlan d ’s
p ast tw o w eeks. T he m usic is much
uddltion to C o ttag e d ro v e , $600.
Kreil H einrich a t ux to C a th e rin e J .
Our Dumb Aninuls.
ap p reciated and it is hoped th e band
will see fit to continue th e concerts.
\ M ansur, p a rt of lot 2, blk. 4, J I.
Jo n a s' addition to C o ttag e d ro v e ,
Mr, and Mrs. H. G. K eeney drove to
* 'C u in g i io i th, m a d a m ? "
1200 .
P lea san t Hill la st Suriday to be p r e t­
" N o , m a 'a m ."
D aisy D. Ilem en w ay e t riv to K. M.
erit s t the un v eilin g of a m onum ent by
" fio in g south, th a n ? "
Itrooks e t al, lots in E lm h u rst addition
"1 d o n ’t know, m a ’am . I never was th e Woodmen of the World, in honor of
to C o ttag e d ro v e , $10.
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on th e cars. I ’m w aitin g for th e tra in th e m em ory of Mr. K een ey ’s fa th e r,
who died recen tly .
to go to J o h n ."
I'm looking for ainners w ith soles to
R alph S ears received by ex p ress
"John?"
he sew ed on w ith my new m achine,
'O h ! J o h n ’s my aon. H e ’s o u t in S atu rd ay a reg istered young Je rse y
doir.
bull. T he anim al w as shipped from
K a n s a s ."
" I ’m going to K ansas m yself. You th e M istletoe F arm a t M onmouth,
O re., and is uf h igh class stock.
in ten d to v is it? "
" N o , m a ’a m ."
Je sse C. A yres and su rv ey in g crew
She said It w itii a sigh ao h e a rt b u r­ are aub-dividing th e B u tte addition
th is week and lay in g o u t the boule­
W agons, b uggies, plows, harro w s, dened th e s tra n g e r w as touched.
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vards. A lto g e th e r th e re w ill be atiout
c u ltiv a to rs, discs, binders, m ow ers and
“ N o .”
120 acres in th e addition.
rak e s u t th e big hole in th e w all.
T he ev asiv e tone, th e look o f pain
S ev eral fa rm e rs of th is locality
in th e furro w ed face, w ere noticed by poole<l th e ir wool and sold th e sam e
D IA M O N D N IN O B PON Q N A O U A T IO N
th e lady who asked th e se q u estio n s as la st S atu rd ay to F. W. T rean o r for
M onogram s for
th e g ra y head btiwed upon th e toil 21 1-2 cen ts per pound.
m ark ed hand
She w anted to h ea r her
W. E. B u tler is m ak in g a n um ber of
sto ry , and to help her.
Im provem ents on his place ju s t e a st of
" E x c u s e me Jo h n in tro u b le ? "
town and now has one o f th e n icest
" N o , no I ’m in tro u b le . T ro u b le
hom es in th is v icin ity .
my old h e a rt n ev er th o u g h t to s e e ."
J . S. S m ith drove to P le a sa n t H ill
" T h e tra m does n ot com e for some
Drives OH » Terror.
tim e. H ere re s t your head upon my laat Sunday to w itn ess th e un v eilin g of
th e K eeney m onum ent by th e Wood­
T he r h ii'f ex e c u tio n e r of d e a th in the*
1 have ju s t received n c a r load of c lo a k ."
"Y o u are kind. I f my own w ere so men o f th e W orld.
w in te r Mini sp rin g m onths is p n eu ­ M cCorm irk binders, m ow ers and rak es
Mr. and M rs. G eorge H aw ley have
m onia. Ita advance ag«-nt* are colila d ire c t from the fac to ry w hich en ab les I sh o u ld n ’t be in tr o u b le ."
" W h a t is your tro u b le? MB.vbe I can return««! from a m o n th 's sta y a t Maple-
and Krlp. In any a tta c k by one of me to sell them at as low a price us
ton. Mr. H aw ley w as h ere S atu rd ay
th e se m aladie« no tim e should he lost any good m achinery can be sold ami on help y o u ,”
" I t ’s hard to tell it to s tra n g e rs, b u t ori his way home to C o ttag e G rove.
in ta k in g th e beat m edicine o b tain ab le te rm s to s u it th e purchaser, dood,
to d riv e it olT. Counties* thouManda new m achines sav e tim e and lab o r as my h e a rt is too full to keep it back.
C resw ell, w hich had a fine ce le b ra ­
have found thin to be Dr. K in g 's New well as hay and g ra in . W hen you buy W hen I was le ft a widow w ith th ree tion la st F o u rth o f Ju ly , has decide«!
D iscovery. "M y huaband Itelleve* it ! u McCormick you buy as good a m a­ ch ild ren , I th o u g h t it w as m ore th a n 1 to hob! no public d em o n stratio n this
has k ep t him from having pneum onia chine as can be m ade. We have them could b e a r; but it w a s n 't bad as th is —
y ear.
th re e o r four tim e s ," w rite s Mrs. in stock all set up. You can see w hat T he s tra n g e r w aited till she recovered
T he local band haa accepted an offer
G eorge W. I’lace. Itaw sonvillc, V t., you a re g e ttin g . We also keep on hand her voice to go on.
to play in S pringfield on th e F o u rth of
"1 bad only th e c o tta g e on my hands Ju ly .
" a n d for roui(h», coida ami croup we all e x tra s for th e M cCorm irk.
have never found ita e q u a l." G uar-
W aldo M iller has a g e n tle d riv in g I toiled early and la te all th e years
T he hjcal stra w b e rry crop gives
till Jo h n could help m e. Then we k ep t
an leed for all bronchial nITcctiona.
m are for sale.
prom ise o f being stro n g enough to su p ­
i'ric e Title and II.Oil. T rial b o ttle free
Jo e Damcwood w an ts to buy a g en tle th e g irir a t school - J o h n and me. ply th e local m a rk e t.
T hey w ere m a rrie d not long ago
a t All D ruggisla.
pony.
P a in te rs a re now a t w ork on th e new
M arried rich, too, as th e world goes.
depot. T he c a rp e n te rs will no doubt
Jo h n sold the c o tta g e , se n t m e to th e
finish th e ir w ork th is week.
city to live w ith them an d he w ent
W. W. H e w itt o f L eab u rg , w as in
W est to begin for hlm *e-f. He said he
had provided for th e g irls, and they C resw ell the la tte r p a r t o f la st w eek
A
on his way to jo in his w ife a t L im a,
would provide for me n o w ."
H er voice chnkad w ith em otion. T he W ash., w here she was called rec en tly
by th e d ea th of h er b ro th er. They
s tr a n g e r w aited in silen ce
"1 w ent to th em in th e city. I w ent will re tu rn to C resw ell in th e near fu ­
tu re , to rem ain u n til school opens a t
H ere we have a Moline w agon m ade to M a ry 's first. She lived in a g re a t
L ea b u rg in th e fall, w here Mr. H e w itt
house
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by th e Jo h n D eere IMow Co.
T his is
rec en tly closed a very su ccessfu l y ea r
a first class w agon, w ell finished, good house many tim es la rg e r th an th e little
as teach er.
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m a te ria l and g u ara n tee d by th e Jo h n
G ravel h au lin g on th e new roads
room
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D eere Flow Co. T he p rice is rig h t
T h e te a rs stood in th e lines of her o u t of tow n leading to th e riv e r has
w hen you com e and aee us a l th e big
ch e ek s. T he tic k e t a g e n t cam e o u t been in p ro g ress since Monday of la st
hole in th e w all.
so ftly , stirre d th e fire and w en t back week w ith an a v e ra g e of o v er 100
Now is th e tim e to look o v er m ow ers
loads p er day. W ith fav o rab le w ea th er
A fte r a pause she co n tin u ed :
and hinders to see w hat re p a irs are
"1 w en t to M a rth a 's —w e n t w ith a th e e n tire road will be g rav e led by 'b e
for the horse that is Ini u|Mtii mir ' needed to be ready for h arv e st.
pain in my h e a rt 1 nev er fe lt before.' «.'h'il Of th e p re se n t w eek.
matchless Fcetl, for he is sure to j C upid Hour is as good as th e b e s t- I w as w illin g to do a n y th in g so as not
T he sacred co n cert ren d ered by th e
benefit l»y the diet. Our Feed and] $l.40*pcr sack. J . F. S p ray , phone 162. to be a b unien B u t th a t w asn ’t it. I M. E. choir la st T uesday ev en in g was
Crain are well known for »heir j
found th ey w ere asham ed o f my bent a g r e a t auccesa. In sp ite o f th e rain a
|ieculnir nourishing |>r<>|>crtirs and
old
body and my w ith ered f a c e - good co n g re g atio n was p rese n t, th e
they are the most economical nil the ]
asham ed of my rough, w rinkled h an d s— proceeds am o u n tin g to tw en ty -fiv e dol­
market when the quality is con­
m ade so to ilin g for them "
lars. T his p ro g ram w ill be rep eated
sidered. G ive them a trial and note
The te a rs cam e th ick and fa s t now. fre e of c h a rg e n e x t Sun lay ev en in g in
the result in your stink. T he ini
T h e s tr a n g e r ’s hand reste d carelessly th e M. E. church. D jn ’t fa il to come
provement will l>e most marked—
on th e g ray head.
" A t la st th ey told o u t and h ea r it
the anunuls can work harder,
me I m u st live a t a boarding-house,
and th e y ’d keep me th e re . 1 co u ld n 't
say an y th in g . My h e a rt w as too full
o f pain. I w ro te to Jo h n w h at they
and
1 have F lan e t Ju n io r and Jo h n D eere w ere going to do. He w ro te rig h t
p la n te rs and c u ltiv a to rs . W ith p la n t­ buck, a kind long, le tte r for me to
Could Shout for Joy.
ing a id g o o d c u ltiv a tio n you w ill tie
" I w an t to than k you from th e b o t­ su ip rise d lit how y o u r land w ill pro­ com e r ig h t to him . I should alw ays
have a home w hile he had a roof, he
tom of my h e a r t,” w rote C. B. Kuder duce.
We all rem e m b er th e p rea ch er of
said . T o come r ig h t th e re and sta y as
o f l.ew inburg, W. Va , " f o r th e won­
L. C. F arm alee has a horse for sale. long as I lived. T h a t his m o th er th e good old d ay s who w ent up to
d erfu l double benefit 1 got from E lec­ W eig h t l.ntXJ Jtounda. G en tle. I’rice
tw en ty -fifth ly and who seldom g o t n e a r­
should n ev er go o u t to s tra n g e rs . So
tric B itte rs, in c u rin g me of both a *75. Fhunc 20 F 32.
e r to th e p re se n t day th a n Moses.
| ’m g oing to Jo h n . H e 's only g o t his
aevere ra se of stom ach tro u b le and of
Do you w ant a new w agon or buggy? rough hands and his g re a t w arm h eart 1 h a t ty p e o f m in iste r is p assin g out.
rh eu m atism , from w hich 1 had been an
O f re c e n t y ea rs th e p a sto r is ta lk in g
W hen you com e to tow n com e in th e — b u t th e re is room fo r h is old m other
alm o st helpless su lfe re r for ten years.
o
f
p rese n t day problem s and helping
big hole in th e w all and see w h a t — God b less—him - ’’
I t su ited my case as though m ade ju s t
his flock solve th e qu estio n s th a t con­
w e’ve got.
T h e s tr a n g e r brushed a te a r from her
for m e ." F or dyspepsia, in d ig estio n ,
fro n t th e w orld now.
W. A. Ilem en w ay has W hite F ekin cheek and w aited th e conclusion.
jaundice and to rid th e sy stem o f k id ­
H e read s th e p ap ers. H e knows
duck eg g s for sale.
" S o m e day w hen 1 am gone w here w h at is going on. H e sees th e finger
ney poisons th a t cause rheu m atism ,
BulT O rpington eg g s, P lym outh Hock I ’ll n ev er tro u b le them ag ain , Mary
E le c tric B itte rs have no eq u al. T ry
of th e d iv in e w ritin g h isto ry in o u r own
them . E very b o ttle is g u a ra n te e d to eg g s. $1.00 p er s e ttin g . Phone 125 to and M arth a w ill th in k o f it all. Some tim e. H e finds in sp ira tio n in world
Mrs. J . F. S p ray .
day w hen th e hands th a t toiled for
s a tisfy . Only 50o a t All D ru g g ists.
m ovem ents.
R em em ber th e go at. H e w ill kill th em are folded and s t i l l ; w hen the
H e does not read his Bible less, b ut
th e b rush and m ake th e g ra ss grow eyea th a t w atched over th em th ro u g h
his n e w sp a p er m ore, th a n did th e
w hile you sleep.
m any a w eary n ig h t a re closed fo re v e r;
p rea ch er o f th e old school.
w hen th e little old body, b en t w ith the
M
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cows,
m
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g
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ats,
m
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hens,
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
T he p ress can help th e p u lp it, th e
pays your bills in ra sh and m akes long burd en s it bore fo r them , is p u t aw ay p u lp it in tu rn can help th e p ress, and
w h ere it n ever can sh am e th e m —”
frien d s.
Sell or exchange anything
both can help you. T ak e th e home
A.
B.
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choice
Black
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T h e a g e n t drew hia hand quick ly b e­ p ap er.
this store is the best place
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norca eg g s for sale.
fo re his eyes, and w en t o u t as if to
B ales Bros, have Black O rp in g to n look fo r th e tra in . T he s tr a n g e r ’s fin­
“ Man Who Stood Still.**
TW Bcfliagkua SecaaJ Haad Store
eg g s for sale.
g e rs stroke«! th e g ra y locks, w hile the
T h e d e a th o f II. W. S to ck w ell of
1 pay cash for ch ick en s, eg g s, h des, te a r s o f sorrow and o f sy m p ath y fell A urora, III., m ark ed th e passin g o f one
g rain .
to g e th e r. T he w eary h e a rt w as un­ of th e q u a in te s t c h a ra c te rs in Illinois.
Famous Stage Beauties.
P ag e Held fen ce is a sp rin g ste el, burdened. Soothed by a touch o f sym ­ H e w as know n as th e " m a n who sto«xl
p ath y th e tro u b led soul yielded to th e s t i l l . " As o w n er o f one o f th e b ig ­
look w ith ho rro r on akin eru p tio n s, b est by every te s t. Phone 162.
lo nging of re st, and she fe ll asleep. g e s t sto re s o u tsid e o f C hicago d u rin g
blotches, sores o r pim ples. T hey don’t
Lim e and c e m e n t a t S p ra y ’s.
h av e th em , nor w ill any one who user
Jo h n D eere and O liver plow s a t T he a g e n t w en t noiselessly ab o u t his th e civil w ar he prospered. A fte r the
d u tie s th a t he m ig h t r o t w ake her. w ar he failed to keep a b re a s t o f th e
B u e k le n 's A rnica S alve. I t glorifies S p ra y 's.
th e face. E czem a o r S a lt R heum v an ­
Hood R iver N iag a ra S p ray s, th e b est As th e f a ir s tr a n g e r w atched she saw tim es and th e sam e goods w hich he c a r­
a sm ile on th e ca rew o rn face. The ried th e n a re s till on th e sh elv es and
ish b efore it.
I t cu re s sore Bps, by ev e ry te s t a t S p ra y 's.
chapped hands, ch ilb la in s ; heals burns,
Buy your feed and flour o f S pray. lipa moved. She b en t dow n to hear. sh«.w w indow s of th e sto re.
c u ts ami bruises. U nequaled fo r piles. Phone 162.
F iv e y ea rs a f te r th e w ar S tockw ell
" I 'm doing it fo r M ary an«l M arth a.
■till w as m ak in g a profit. In ten
T h e y 'll ta k e c a re o f me som e tim e ."
O nly 2T>c s t All D ru g g ists.
S h in g les and posts. Phone 162.
S he w as d rea m in g o f th e daya in th e y ea rs m ore th e p lace w as a cu rio sity
I d eliv er fre e to all p a rts o f tow n,
little c o tta g e —o f th e fond hopes w hich shop, and has continued so. T he hoop-
j S p ray , phone 162.
inspire«! h er, long b efo re sh e learned, s k ir t, b a rb e r-strip e d hose and je t
Flncsl Suburban Homcsilts For Salt
T ry a load o f th a t oak g ru b wood. w ith a b io k en h e a rt, th a t som e day she je w e lry co n tin u ed a p a rt o f hia stock.
L ots o f h e a t to th e sq u a re inch. would home leas in th e w orld go to John. In la te r y ea rs he w as th e only one who
I havo decided to offer fo r sa le all
1 S p ray . Phone 162.
my land w ithin th e city lim its, CM
e n te re d th e place e x c e p t v isito rs to th e
aiating o f 20 acres, m aking th re e very
W hen you buy flour o f S p ray you buy
T h a t th e s ta te gam e and fish com ­ city . H e did no a d v e rtisin g .
desirable places w ith sp ring s o f th e
it s tr a ig h t from th e c a r to th e consum - m ission is v ested w ith no leg al a u th o r­
H e had ab«>ut $10,000 w o rth o f gooda
b est o f w ater.
ity to offer additional b o u n ties fo r the and s e ttle d dow n to w ait for custom ers
T he hom e place o f alsm t five acres,
Me Dole Bros, h av e 100 g o ats for k illin g o f wild an im als fo r th e purpose who n ev e r :am e. He w as a t business
has a spring, piped to th e house,
fu rnishing ab o u t 7000 gallons w a te r
sale, also one m ilch cow.
o f g am e p ro tectio n , is held in an o pin­ a t 7 o ’clock each m orning and re ­
daily, w ith fall enough to fu rn ish
J . F. S p ray has a p a ir o f young ion w ritte n by A tto rn e y C raw fo rd . m ained u n til 6 o ’clock in th e ev e n in g .
pow er fo r p riv ate lig h t plant.
' m ares for sale.
W eig h t 1,250 lbs. S e c re ta ry o f S ta te O lco tt m ade an oral He w as 76 y e a rs old.
B etter See M e R ight A w ay
| each.
re q u e st for th e opinion on fo u r cougar
W A N T E D . — E n erg etic,
am bitious
I f you w an t to buy or sell an y th in g , hides in th e sum o f $10 a hide.
young m an to w ork in C o tta g e G rove
ask S p ray a t th e b ig hole in th e w all.
FO R R E N T .—M odern fu rn ish ed lig h t and v ic in ity on com m ission basis. E x ­
C u rtis V cateh has 3 good m ilch eows,
No cep tio n al o p p o rtu n ity . A ddress 292,
also Je rs e y ami H o lstein bull c a lf, for housek eep in g room s, close in.
c a re o f S en tin el.
23tf
ch ild ren . M rs. E . A. C o ttle .
j6 tf
sale.
C alling cards -The S en tin el.
VIA T H E
Portland
O regon City
Salem
A lbany
C orvallis
E ugene
R oseburg
M edford
A shland
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Newport
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Tillamook Roaches
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17.20
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T ic k e ts to above po in t» on »ale d a ily good all «ea*on. w ith c o rre s p o n d in g low fa re «
fro m o th e r point«. W eek en d ticket-« a re al*o on »ale from v a rio u s point».
S U N D A Y E X C U R S I O N T R A I N O N T H E C. A. E. R
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I»rave« A lb a n y a t 7:30 a. m .. CorvallWi 8:00 a. m an d c o n n ec t* w ith 8 . I*, tr a in s IK, I I
¿ ' a fro m point* w /uth.
( ’a ll on oil*- n«*are»t A g e n t fo r “ V a ca tio n D ay« in O regon.** a b e a u tifu lly illu s tra te d
b o oket d e ac rib in jr v a rio u s o u tin g reso rt» , o r w rite to
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JO H N M. SCOTT, G en ’l P assenger A gent, P ortland, O re.
» T T C N D T M E B P O E E L K S C O N V E N T I O N . P O R T L A N D , J U L Y 8 13
LOW FARES T O ALL P O IN T S E A S T JU N E TO S E P T E M B E R
% STERLING
D.
FEED CO.
STERLI NG,
MANAGER
Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay,
EL0LR— Hard Wheat Brands:
Mill Feed — Shorts, Bran,
American B e a u t y , P u r e
W’hite, Red Cross. Every
Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats,
sack guaranteed.
Oil Meal. Grass Seed—all
kinds constantly on hand.
EL01R— Soft Wheat Brands:
Pheasant, White Star.
Poultry Feeds and Supplies.
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ALL
It’s a Fair Prospect
MORSS
JUTES
He*»on far»*» frf»m th « p rin c ip a l »tat.ion» to N e w p o rt o r Tillam ook H ra rh m a re a» follow»:
H tO M
TO
PARK
TO
Breast Pins and Fobs
Hand Bags, Etc.
B.
3-Day T ick ets on S ale
S atu rd ay and
S unday to
IS IT
IOV j I k GUASTAI
Tillamook and Newport Beaches
H . C. M A D S E N
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Season T ick ets on
Sale J u n e 1st
Sprays Column
STERLING FEED CO.
NOW FOR THE SEASHORE!
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One of the best assets of any busi­
ness is courtesy to its patrons.
We pride ourselves on this asset in
our business. We give this feature
our own personal attention.
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DR. DRYASDUST
DR. UPTODATE
Hot Lake Sanatorium
Nature’s Cure for Rheumatism
You need not suffer. Write today for illustrated booklet
descriptive of Hot Lake Sanatorium — Nature’s great
cure place. A natural boiling spring of curative mineral
water. Thousands have been cured here after sutfering
years from Rheumatism, Stomach, Skin, Blood and Kidney
disorders. Directly on main line of 0- W. R- &. N- Railway.
A SK FO R S P E C IA L E X C U R S IO N T IC K E T
W a lter M. P ier c e
President and Mgr.
Hot Lake, Oregon
C .T he Shop Where Good Printing Is Done
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