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f A CONFIRMED STATEMENT. Evidence Cottage Grove Will Appreciate. * I h f In- bvlti-r COUNTRY REALTY MARKET PROPOSE NEW LAWS OUT INTO THE WORLD Header« CONTINUES ACTIVE Doan'a Kidney I‘III h have done aplen* did work In thla locality. H ave m e rited th e unatluted pralae they have received. H e r e 's evidence of th e ir value th a t none can doubt. I t ‘a te stim ony from thla locality, tw ice-told and well continued. Such rnd o re em e n ta a re unique In t h e annala of medirln*. Should convince the moat akcptical ( 'o t t s g e Grove reader. I,. Mathew«, HIS S h o rt S t., Ktmeburg, (Ire., aaya : " I ’m gla<l to conlirm my form er endoraem ent of Doan'a Kidney I’llla, For aeveral yeara I waa troubled by backache and o th e r aym ptom e of kidney com plaint and all my elforta for re lie f w ere unavailing until I pro- cured llo a n a ’ Kidney I’illa. An Injury wea the cauae of the trouble. lieing favorably Impreaacd by aeveral public ■ tatem enta given in favor of Doan'a Kidney I’ll la, I procured a box and com m enced th e ir uae. Thla remedy atreni(thened my kldneya and toned up my e n t ir e ayatem. I conaider Doan'a Kidney I’llla th e beat remedy to I m hail I t f the kld n e y a." For aale by all dealera. I'rice 60 centa. Foatcr Milhurn Co., IlufTulo, New York, aole a g e n ts for the United S tatea. Kemeinlier the nam e Doan'a ami ta k e no oilier. al-H Notice to Contractor«. «• qllitc ngalow K 0 r, «iw I m ila utniaii M m spvnt ro ast, of In- P a rk , r ho flu ff two «arhinff la. N omali which to Mr. takps the 176 vac lira, on anil Sealed propoaala will be received by J. K. Young, City R ecorder o f C ottuge Grove, Oregon, until H o'clock p. m, ol Monday, A ug u st 6th, IU12 for the con- a t r u r tiu n of a concrete darn 6 ft. high by Hal ft. lone ami an in ta k e cha m be r and th e laying of 630 ft. of wooden atav e pi|>e. T he d a m will lie located a t a point on L ayng Creek In the CaHcade Forcat Iteaerve a diatance of 2« miiea from C o ttn g r Grove, O regon, and one mile from th e end of th e (I. & S. K. It. R. I'lana and apecillcatlona may be aeen at the olllce of C. I*. Jonea. J r . , City E ngineer. A certified check for an a m ount equal to Kr , of the bid and made payable toVY. II. Ahrama, Mayor, ahall accompany the proposal. T he (Council ahall rea erv e the right to r e je c t any ami all bid«. J . K. YOUNG, J26A 1. City Recorder. T he elfe le Kaal ia looking for a p ro d uctive ci untry. Send vour friend« out t h e r e copiea of T he S entinel ami let th e m know how th in g s grow in thi« aalubrioua clime. Spriggs Bros, Blacksmiths Ore. lienc- t. Au- ren are re p a ir realtor's Horse Shoeing and General Repairing Work Siitk Sired near Main Phone 40 THE BKAt’TY STRAIN PARIRIDGt WYANDOIIES W h y not g rt t h r l>c»t* W i ll li»v e tom e good t im ' It r i » N » m l p a lle t» lor » » le «uott S r r c* hititi » I tèi •mgr »/»ir tu Kept. T h e y »»e noted for th e ir ctccriteat la y in g » in i fine t »t» lr i|u»lttirt» coniltiuetl. Voti e n n not get « l» rttr r g e iirrn l | iiii | mmt fow l t h » n t h r W yn n d o tte . C a li » i i d liM prct m y In n i» t»eforr tMiytng I . C. HAPPY, C o tta g e G ro v e, O regon ? Some of the Items We Buy and Sell es. * it AN IMPORTANT ? * MID-SUMMER EVENT I Mirny of the young men und women The S ta te Board of Fish and Game ho were g r a d u a l* ! from the Oregon T ruding in fa rm lands the past 30 Commissioners has u n d e rta k e n a You a r e aure to need a p a ir of O u tin g Shoes for a trip Agrn ulturiil College this J u n e have days has been s a tisf a c to r y for thia thorough revision of the p rese n t sy s to t h e b e a h , autom obiling, c a m p in g , m o u n ta in climbing T been given Hp|M>iritriienta already to tim e of the year. According to rejx<rta tem of the gsrne laws. The idea is to |Hi«itiona of im portance and tr u s t in a received from various p a r ts of the present a rode for adoption at the next WE HAVE THEM ide field of occupation. The demand s t a t e buying has been general. One L egislature which will give more com for thnae prepared for inatructional of the la rg e s t transfora waa made here plete protection to fish and gam e and work tom been larger, but th e re have when J. K. Thomas purhased the H a r d co rrec t numerous erro rs in the present i i I n o been many poailiona opened to ing fa rm o f 1200 acres, the considera sy stem of ia«*. thnae wiahing to en g a g e in business, tion named In the deed being (120,000. T he Cornmisaion desires in m aking h orticultural work or gen e ral farm ing. The laud lies one mile eaat of C o tta g e up th is new gam e code to g e t a Df Die m emhera of the It* 12 d a a a in Grove and la conaidered exceedingly thorough expression of publir opinion rnmerce, aeven have planned th e ir fertile. before the code is presented to the y e a r ’a work aa follnwa. W a lte r K. i Tom Word, of P ortland, has p u r le g i s l a t u r e . For this reason the m e m Murria of I’unxautaw ney, Pa., haa been chased the J a m e s fa rm of 2H0 acres bers of the Commission ask th a t resi- engaged aa a te ac her of com m ercial n ea r Falla Cily for $24,000. Mr. Word dents in different p arts of the S ta te , aubjccta at Marahfiold, and Ried G. I will m ake e x ten siv e im provem ents on especially farm ers arid fru it grow ers, Cm-hrane of Corvallia will fill a aimilar the place. A bout 120 acres have been as well as sportsm en, send any su g g e s (aiaition in the Salem High Kchmd. A. planted to apple treea. tions so th a t the Cornmisaion may act V. S w a rth o u t of Pinckney, Mich., at T he Dan Shaw place, one of the best upon them . S uggestions are also p rese nt engaged in th e business office known farm s in B aker county, baa sought from the g rsn g e s, commercial a t the college, w ill e n te r th e a e r - , been aold to Boas W illiam s and II. C. bodies, rod and gun clubs and oth e r vice of the Whitfield Co., public ac- : Nordbeim, of Idaho, for (PJ.OOO. T he organizations, in order to g e t a gam e countanta in P ortland. G. D. I.afferty, place contalna .120 a e r ra and ia well im code su ita b le for diffe ren t p arts of the Corvallis, ia in the employ of the proved. S tate . S outhern Pacific Go. a t th a t place. II. The .'10-acre orchard trac k o f J . 8. At p rese nt th e re a re a num ber of M. Roberta, Kugcne, haa been given a F rank, n ea r Hood River, has been aold questions under discussion th a t will be position w ith a bank, and R. K. Stone- to a syndicate of J a p a n e s e for $20,000. of in te r e s t to sportsm en in different burg, Coburg, wilj en g a g e in general The e n t ir e t r a c t is act to treea 2 and 4 p a r t s o f the S tate, such as the qu stion farm ing near t h a t city, S O. McFad- yeara old. of bounties on predatory animals. The den, Gorvallia, will continue hia studies A. C. Brown baa purchased the I. E. Commission is in favor of a more rigid at H arvard U niversity. Moorhead farm of 1H acres near I.eba- effort to e x te r m in a te cougar and F ru it rsnehing will engage the m a non and will ta k e posaesaion a t once. wolves. The question has been a g i jority of the g ra d u a te s from the divi The place will lie improved by the new ta ted in ce rtain p a r ts of the s t a t e to sion of h orticulture. Four are on the owner. reduce the non-resident hunting and Star Brand Shoes are Better ( ‘.old S tre a m e s ta t e in British Golum- T he Guy F ish er fa rm near Banka haa fishing license to th e sam e price as the hia. K night P c a r r y of Purtland. Mark been bought by G eorge E derer, o f the resid e n t license. Many sportsm en are G. l.a fk y of Salem, John 1). Griffin of W estern L um ber Company, o f P o r t also in favor of reducing the limits on A storia and L. L. P alm er, C e ntral land. Mi. E derer plana to improve deer and other game. Point, are all forem en of various lines the fa rm and occupy it n e x t year. of work there, Mr. P slm e r being in C. W. Brooks, a rec en t a rriv a l in Libraries and Happiness. charge of the control of blight. Mr. so u th e rn Oregon, has purchased the The g r e a t purpose of a public library » y v ^ v v ^ v ~ ^ v v ^ y v ^ v v ^ v v ^ T ^ T v ^ y ^ v v ^ v ^ ^ ^ v ^ r P ra re y exjiects ultim ately to en g a g e in fine 130-acre fa rm form erly owned by is to promote and u n ite intelligence. prune grow ing in the W illa m ette Val George Ju d y , and situ a te d in the vicin It brings to g e th e r the products of the ley. J a y P. G reen of Twin Falls, ity o f Dixonville, in the Roaeburg dia wise minds of the world. It holds Idaho, has retu rn ed to 'a k e ch a rg e of tr ic t. T he farm is aaid to be one of within its walls a collection of all the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ - ♦ hia f a t h e r ’s ranch there, and G lover the most productive in the county. wise and w itty th in g s ev e r sa id ; these Carrol of Portland *fa m a naging hia B a rsh er & Baird of Union recently it m a rk s and indexes and offers to its f a t h e r ’s orchards in the Rogue River rinsed a deal for the sale of the Waldo friends. Drinking Cups, 25c, 35c, 50c Cold C ream ......... _.25c-50c * Valley. S. H. Hoddinghnusc of W il P erry place n ea r t h a t c ity fo r $6000 I t is in its com m unity a sort of intel ♦ Cameras___ $2.00 to $25.00 Adhesive T ap e..............10c up ^ m ette. III., ia in h o rtic ultural work in and have also aold the P e rry 40 acres lectual minute-man, alw ays ready to ^ Fountain Pens, $1.50to $7.00 Court Plaster..............-10c-25c * the W hite Salmon diatrict. and R obert of tim b er. Thia firm also closed the supply to every com er so m e th in g of ♦ Rexall Watches.......... $1.00 (Liquid) + A. C-ook of O ntario ia in the f ru it sale of the lia n n h a K. Davis place for in te r e s t and pleasure. I t puts good + (Guaranteed 1 year) Talcum P ow d er............25c * growing business in e a s te rn Oregon. $3000. T hey re p o r t a buyer in sig h t books, and no o th e rs, into the hands of ♦ P ip e s ................ .........25c-35c Tea Tablets, b o x ______ 25c ♦ Frank II. Koulon o f Portland has u n for a 2400-acre t r a c t and have an other children. It tells about Cinderella and a Malted M ilk ____ 50c-$1.00 (Compound Tea ♦ d e r ta k e n gene ral fa rm in g n sa r S h e r i man asking for 420 acrea of good farm inform s you on the riots in Moscow. It ♦ dan. Gordan G. Brown of Corvallia land. Inquiries a r e coming f a s te r a a offers you a novel o f modern J a p a n , ♦ T herm os Bottles, Special, $2 0 0 and $ 3 .0 0 » e x p e r ts to go Into the prune and cherry the w e a th e r clea rs up and this Arm and a history of Venice of th e past. huaineas in the W illa m e tte Valley and a n tic ip a te s a decided im provem ent in I t knpws about the milk in the cocoa- Vane Gihaon of J a m ra to n lod.. will the real e s t a t e s itu a tio n soon. nut, the floods of th e river Nile, the also en g a g e in h o rtic u ltu ra l work. Mrs N. M. Cam pbell has »old her a d v a n ta g e s of education, the evils of ♦ ♦ F rank M. C l y n e u f boa A ngeles, C alif., farm so u th e a st of Woodburn, on the le gislation, how to plan a hom^, why will be connected w ith the c itru s in old s ta g e road, to a Mr. C restw ell bread w on’t rise, and can tell more d u stry in S o u th ern California, and C. from Pendleton, e a s te r n Oregon. The about th e hugeness of our task a t P a n K. Shultz of Corvallia will he in the C am pbell place conaista of som ething ama, and th e m e n tal failings th a t same business in the San Joaquin Val over 50 acrea. and the price paid, in- give Ja m a ic a and Venezuela trouble ley, California. Paul H. Spillman la cludrig stock and a g r ic u ltu r a l im ple th a n moat of o u r congressm en ever connected w ith one o f the college d e m ments, waa $15,000 cash. Posaesaion drea m ed of. on stratio n farm s. Sam H. A rbuthnot, of the place will be given about the 1 am a g r e a t believer, aa you see, Corvallia, remain» nt the college for first of A u g u st, and Mrs. Campbell e x in reading, and I think w ith good r e a gru d u ate work. pects to move to Portland, w here ahe son. Living seems to us w o rth while, A large num ber of the domestic owna a home in th e Mt. S cott distric t. i t ia b e t te r w orth o u r while if, while acience aeniora are to t aeh in the pub Mrs. W. E. H uston o f B u rn s and her we live, we live much, learn, see, un lic schools o f the s ta te this year, a l f a th e r. S am u e l T aylor of Woodburn, derstand, enjoy many things. Reading though th e re are many also who will have purchased section 11, to w nship 23, is th e short c u t into the h e a r t of life. pul th e ir theories in practice in their ran g e 30, the Miller s p rin g section ly I f you are ta lk in g w ith a g ro u p of own home. Mias C hristie Moore of ing w est of Burna, and also of 65 acres friends about, for e xa m ple , d ifferent Bloomington, 111., ia to have c h a r g e of in section 12. It ia the intention to p a r ts of the U nited S ta te s, and some My Fall Samples of Domestic and Foreign Goods the in stallation and equipm ent of a put the l>eat a g ric u ltu r a l portion of one happen* to m ention a city or town are now in and are the best ever brought to the new d e p a rtm e n t of home economics in I - the lands into cu ltiv a tio n aa aoon aa in which you have lived, note how your city. I am hard up. and in order to get some of the Pendleton high school, and her s is possible, for which purpose the w aters in te r e s t quickens, and how e a g e r you the fall business in early I will make large ter, Mias B a rb ra Moore, ia reta ined by of the sp rin g s will tie utilized and it are to h ea r news of the place or to tell enough reductions to make it worth while. Get the college as an a s s is ta n t in domestic | w ill add im m ensely to the s e ttin g for of y our experience in it. T his is a your clothes made before the rush starts. a r t. Misa M a rg a re t McCall o f Albany the city o f Burns when t h a t en tire sim ple every-day feat. The same will rem ain as aa siatant in dom estic slope from th e w e ste rn edge o f the th in g you have observed a thousand acience, and Miss May A. Wilson of city p la t to the hi I la. e m b ra c in g the tim es ab o u t any s u b je c t or ta lk with Gorvallia, Misa Alice l<sedy of S h e r land apoken of and the S ch w artz and which you may be fam iliar. We learn wood an<l Mias Lila Dobell of Corvallis F re im a n farm s, is all covered with about many th in g s ju s t by k e e p :ng will all ta k e jaxit g r a d u a te work a t (). grain fields, o rchards and gardens alive and m oving around! Those A. C., while Mias I.eona K e rr will con T he E ugene and G re a t W e ste rn Land things we have learned a b o u t we c a n ’t tinue her studies a t an e a s te rn in s t itu com pany has closed a deal fo r two help being in te reste d in. T h a t is the tion. Mias R uth S m ith, a fo rm e r g r a d t r a c ts in F o rtu n a P a rk to Jo h n Hidle- way we a re made. I f we know about uate of the d e p a r tm e n t who ia now a s brand of Chicago, who will build and more th in g s o u r in te r e s ts would be ONI M O N sis ta n t in domeatic acience, goes to p u t th e land into o rcha rd and berries. g r e a t e r in num ber, keener, more s a t i s Columbia U niv ersity for the y e a r on B. A. Seelye o f the N o rth w e ste rn f y in g ; we would ask more questions, leave of absence. Miaa K eren Loe Bureau of I n fo rm a tio n has j u s t com be more a le r t, g e t more pleasure. Davis ta k e s cha rge of the household pleted the pu rch a se of a t r a c t of over The lesson from this is plain enough : acience work in the B aker high school, 80 acres of land across th e McKenzie if you wish to have a good tim e, learn and Miss H ortense Eppley of Salem r iv e r from W a lte rv ille from W. W* som ething. You like to m e t old eatabliahea like work in th e A lbany H aines & Co. friends. Y our brain, also, likes to high school. Mias Roae S heridan of W. E. Kidder, th e C a rlton real e s ta t e come across th in g s it knows already, Lebanon will teach domeatic science a t man, n e g o tiated a sa le on th e fifteenth to renew acquaintance w ith th e know The Dalles, and Mias C lara W allan r e of th e Ed A llen farm , n e a r Yamhill, ledge it haa sto red aw ay and h a lf fo r turns to h e r home in H erm iston to in of 135 acres, including stock, fa rm m a gotten. The pleasures of recognition a u g u r a te dom estic acience courses in chinery, e tc ., to Mrs. L. M. Chapman and association; th e d elig h ts of re n e w the high school th e re . T he Misses Rae of Portland. T he consideration is given ing your friendships w ith your own and comfort in the home that is furnished A therton of Corvallia, N ora Beebe of a t $17,600. from Simeral & VanDenburg’s. «Our hand ideas are many, easy to g et, neve r f a il Central Point, Sadie Bonner o f Corval- Two hundred and e ig h ty acres of ing. But if you wish to have interest* some parlor, dining-room, library, bed lia, Gariy E dw ards of Corvallis, C h a r fa rm land in th e Cold S p rin g s country and delights in good plenty you m ust room and kitchen furniture is of the very lotte HulT of Portland, E lizabeth Koe- in U m a tilla county, w ere recently know of many th in g s. So, 1 sav, if latest designs and makes a most beauti ber o f Sherwood, Emily M iller of Cor tr a n s f e rr e d from J . F . DeW iU and you wish to be happy, learn som e vallis, C lare P ierce of H ot Lake, F r a n w ife to C ha rles H. Viek, the consider thing. ful and attractive display for the house cis Mitchell of Corvallis, Alice P im m ation b eing $1000. wife to choose from. Prices are as at Thia sounds like advice to a stude nt. of Philom ath, Ruby Rice of Corvallis, One of the l a r g e s t real e s t a t e deals I t is not, it is a su g g e stio n to the w a y tractive as the furniture. Florence S ta rb ird of P o rtland, N ell reported for some tim e in P endleton farer. F or th is le arning process may Sykca o f Salem and J e n n ie T o tte n of was Aled for record this m o rning when be as d e lig h tfu l as i t is to g a t h e r Corvallia all e x p e c t to e n t e r th e te a c h A. C. Henderson, w ife and sons sold flowers by th e roadside on a sum m er ing held in the north w est. Mias Vera XOO acrea of land ab o u t th r e e miles w alk.—J . C. Dana. Wilder has re tu r n e d to her home a south of P ilot Rock on E a s t Birch Lyle, Minn., and th e Misaea Bella Ac creek to J a n e t F. R andall of Boeeman. Married at Yoncalla. kerm a n of Monmouth, R u th C b r b e tt of Montana. Mr. E lm e r D a u g h e rty and Miss Corvallis, O live Pohland of A shland, Blanche M cClarnan w ere m a rrie d a t C alling cania- -The S entinel. Minerva K iger o f Corvallis will all be the M. E. P arso n a g e in Yoncalla last a t home. Miaa Mabel G ard n er o f Cor week, Rev. Wall officiating. T he happy vallia will inatall th e domeatic acience couple will m a k e th e ir home in Yon- —10 miles o u t; lè work a t F o re at Grove. THE FURNITURE DEALERS million ft. fine tim- I calla. Mr. D a u g h e rty is a son of Mr. ber; good g a r d e n and Mrs. J . H. McClarnan and haa Wedding ihvitationa—T he S entinel. land; creek bottom ; small b ea ring served as one o f th e te a c h e rs o f the o rch a n i; assorted fruits, place all Yoncalla schools for tw o te rm s. Veterinary Surgeon. fenced: fine o u t ra n g e for stock; Y ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? t ? ? Y ?❖ Ladies’ tan calf, 16 button, top T f f lace at $3.75 ? Ladies’ gun calf, 1 6 button, top T i ? lace at $3.50 ± ? Ladies’ gun metal, 16 button ❖ t at $4.50 Y Y Ladies’ tan, 1 2 button, at $2.75 Y f Ladies’ Russia calf, 1 5 button Y Y Y at $3.50 Y Also M en’s 12 and 16 in. Y Y à high top, tan outing boots Y : Burkholder-W oods Co. v I Vacation t v w Y Y Y Y Y Y v Suggestions l ♦ Th e Modern Pharmacy j Cfhe JfcsaM Store ♦ H E S H O P where Good Printing Is Done: The Cottage Grove Sentinel Big Reduction— sMMI ; th e ir ill the ♦ T ? T ? f T im e s A re H a rd place, bermi.e I. e le rte il man aa le F air mlation Graduate« of 0. A. C. Have Appoint- Flah and Game Commission Work Cottage Grove Ranch Goes at $120,- meuta to Many Positions ing for Better Protection of 000; Farm at Woodburn Sells of Importance Now. Game and Fish. For $15,000; Large Deals. t 4] Galvanized Water Pipe and Fittings, Tarre<l Paper, Gould Pumps, Barbed Wire, Fence Wire, Poultry Netting, Enameled Ware, Tin Ware, Shelf Hard ware, Hotel Crockery. 4] We call your particular atten tion to our line of rugs which includes Granite, Union, All- Wool and Cashmere Art Squares, also Tapestry and Body Brussels, Velvets and Axminsters. The largest assortment in the city. 4] If you are interested in second hand buggies or wagons, we have four items of this kind to show you. Call And See Us B o h lm a n tailor There’s an Air of Style SIMERAL & VAN DENBURG 87 Acres *
