a h 'tìo f % (S m in i
Matters o f M o re than Passing Moment
||*m In I*><■»* column* containing on tha last Ima thereof the
"rlt !• I*
,,,ld
l T h l* announcement I* made in
•nr# with lh# postal regulation*.|
K. GrarV. H. K. II. 3, Hhaf.
I, witnt" price» and doatirlp-
tu 4» a i'« ’* to r general
poultry »"<1 l,lu,k-
Mia» Marguerite O ’ Mara returned
Momlav to her *chool at Ulanlm.
Mr. anil Mra. W. I. Wallace wer.
up from Creswell yeaterday.
Ijjtam. » '- « » « • HI.. Chlrago. 1 A lt“ K i»K w »» In Kugeneon buainea»
Infor mat iut> regarding land
M W (ir" v" ’
Mill auppllea :
E BAK ER
Blacksmith
N0 REPAIR
T[0 O N
Monday.
John Bader haa purehaaed the J N.
Jones property on Wi st Main S t.
Worth Harvey hua been autfering
witli the niuiiii* during the past week.
W ORK
W EST
Hwcngul’» Hardware.
Cottage d rove Grange Nu. ltd in-
»tailed offieera Saturday afternoon.
S ID E
Hr. Demnreat, Dentist.
Kerr St Sllsby’a Store.
Office over
mlftf
Birr"!' n *tun»|»if»ic and blant*
Mr» O. P. W ill»
o f Coaat Fork
i*rr »old l»y the Hwangal viaited in Portlaml a few daya o f the
paat week.
- Co.
fjun of I «Grande and Milton
John Jackson, w ife ami aon left Sat
of Raymond, Wash., are viait. urday for Junction City after a viait at
brother. Stove Hurton.
the J. I. Jones and J. II. I.ewia home».
V*»tidi ha» roeovorwl auffi- They wi re on their way from ArixoiiH,
from hi» recent at-vere lllneaa where they went with their aon Chria,
who recently died.
They ex|ieet to
.I« to tin hi» work.
The
Hank in». John fo o te r . Clay make their home at Junction.
»i-nlor
Jackson
waa
raiaed
by
Mr.
Herb M"»l>y. Jack Godard, Fkl
iithi-r king. Melvin and Mar- Lewis.
md , Howi-
Kennedy, W alter
,t, Othn Mart, Hoy Woods,
arlow, Kobt. Wood». Mary and
«ley have returned to (). A.
•valli» after n|*nding the holi-
home.
Persona troubled with partial paraly
sis arc often very much benefited t.y
massaging the affected parta thorough
ly when applying Chamber Inin’» Lini
ment. This liniment also relieve»
rheumatic palrm. For sale by Henson's
Pharmury.
VTPQ
lit ml
lU w
tlnnU tillable
(¡h tmtlH-r mi p la c e to p a v
»«p r ic e
I h tlf tittle Houtli
1 limit».____________________
STEVE BURTON
Dr. II If. Owen returned Friday
from Seattle and Kuatern Oregon.
'
Hartell has been suffering
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
the mump» during the past week
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♦
A. Hartell I imn return d fr om
J
CHURCH
NEWS
t
an extended visit In Portland
♦
♦
l*r. Coif, ahoe n*|iiiirer.
Chronic
*•■»»»• u specialty,
Service» at the Christian Science V
Mr. ao Mr». J. | Craham were In H “ 11 • v« y Sundav at 11 and Wednesday L i
evening at 7 :3 i. A ll are welcome.
Eugene Monday
I
PR E S B Y T E R I \N C H U R C H .
Sunday school ut 10 a. m. , morning
A daughter i us born Sunday to Mr W orship, II u. m .; ' hristian Endeavor
at 6:30 p. rn.; evening worship, 7:30
ami Ml». Eugene Matlock.
p m. There will he a congregational
C' o. Hohlman is recovering from his
meeting arid supper in the Brotherhood
ret-i-nt o|H-ration fnr an ahaceea.
room o f th" church Wednesday even
'in» sirree, business is good with ing, Jan. 15.
A ll members o f the
11 ' ,,l,lr 111 H,,d see us. Swengel Hard- chureh and congregation are requested
'VBr'’ ( 'A>
to attend.
II. • Neuman o f Arizona visited
B A P T IS T CHU RCH
• ha». Hall from Thuraduy to Saturday.
C M. Cobb, pastor.
Service* for next Sunday: 10 a. m.,
Havi I Starr and w ife o f Emmeta-
hurg, Iowa, are v e ilin g at the home bible school; 11 a. m., morning ser
"C h ris t’ » Dwelling
of Mrs. E. A. Cottle, whom they had vice, subject:
not Ni-en for 16 years. Mr. and Mra. Place.” The ordinance o f baptiam
Starr an- touring the Weal ami are on will be administered; 6:30 p. m ,
people’s meeting, subject:
their way to L on Angi-lt-», where they young
“
Become
A Christian, Why N o t? "
will »pend the remainder o f the winter. I
I Consecration meeting,
Misa Jessie Smith has the mumps,
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C H R IS T IA N CH U RC H
but is getting better.
R. A. Moon, paator.
Mrs. Archie 'Ihompson is somewhat
Services for next Sunday:
Bible
improved.
j school 9:45 a. m .; preaching service»
J. E. Hanton of I,ondon » peril Sun-1 at 11 a. m .; evening services, Christian
day in'Eugene.
Endeavor at 6:30; preaching at 7:30.
Hon. J. I). Matlock and Mrs. C. C. :
M. E. CH U RC H
Matlock carrie up from Eugene Mon-1
James T. Moore, Pastor.
day to get acquainted with the daugh- j
Services for next Sunday: 9:45 a.
ter born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mat- !
m., Sunday school; 11 a. rn., sermon
lock.
subject: "Com e A p a rt” ; 6:30, p. rn.,
Dr. F. L. Ingram is recovering from Epworth League; 7 :3U p. rn., song and
an attack o f tonsilitis.
sermon su bject: " T e ll I t . ”
R. W. Waters came down from Port
$5.00 Reward.
land Sunday and Mrs. Waters, w h o (
W
ill
be
paid
by School Hoard of D is
had been visiting her parents, Mr. and
trict No. 34 for names o f parties guilty
Mrs.
Chas. Hohm, returned with
o f defacing school property in said
him the next day.
district during recent holiday vacation.
A 9-pound son as born Sunday to Mr. !
Signed.
W. A. H E M E N W A Y ,
arid Mrs. Geo. Kebblebeck.
M. M. W H E E L E R ,
Mrs. W. A. Hemenway attended the j 9 - i 6 c
g .
M c F a r l a n d .
School Directors Convention in Eugene
this week.
Notice for Publication.
i
w.
Department o f the interior, U. S.
Frank Wtvsirulf has been so busy the
L. S. Hill was in Portland aeveral
past few days that he hasn’t had time! Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
daya o f the |atst week on lumber busi- to worry about tin snips.
January 8, 1913.
neaa.
Notice is hereby given, that George
Bert Calaway o f Saginaw has re
Guy Whitlock left Friday for Port
E.
Hebert, o f Oakridge, Oregon, who
turned from Wendling.
land, where he ha» »ccured a puution.
on October 25, 1907, made Homestead
Entry Serial N ^ 04336, for S i S E i
d e l that atove while you need it. I
arid Si SW l o f Section 26, Town-
d o to Swengel'a hardware and auve
FAVORED FREETEXT BOOKS
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS i ^ » \ Ka,^e.3 F;a8t ^ ‘“mette
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*• Mpain leaves today for Oak-
*ch « term of aehiKil.
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paper, 2 pounds for 5
other».
J. E. Y o u n g , Sec’y
joint installation Tuesday night, fol
Harry Caatle was in from Mushy lowed by a banquet and dancing.
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4, 0.
Creek Monday.
The Royal Neighbors installed the
F. S.
Next regular meeting,
Mias Boyd was in Eugene Saturday. fo llo w in g :
Friday, Jan. 10: 7:30 o’clock.
Oracle. Mildred W allace; vice oracle
Mra. C. J. (¿ueener o f Saginaw was
Masonic Hall, Pacific Highway.
Mrs. FL W ilson; post oracle, Mra. L. |
in Eugene Saturday.
W o k T h H a R v k Y, S e c ’ y
H all; chancellor, Carrie Hem enway;!
W. N. Rinehart waa in Eugene Sat
recorder,
Minnie
P rice;
receiver,
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urday night.
Emma P o w e ll; marahal, Mary Baker;
Huy your Block salt at the Sterling inner sentinel, Phoebe Stoneberg;
Feed Co.'a »tore, where you can get a outer sentinel, K itty K im e; physician,
60 lb. aaek for 30c.
A. W. Kime.
The M. W. A. installed the follow
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Holmstrom and
w ife o f Dorena »pent a few daya o f the ing : Counsel, A . S. P o w e ll; advisor,
T* Advertisements in tltis department £
C. W. W allace; banker, Geo. M. H a ll ; 1
past week in Eugene.
X 6 c a line. Figure 6 words to line. .j.
H. Harnhart was In from Dorena clerk. Harry Short; escort, J. P.
“X
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Protzman, sentry, Roy Wilson.
Monday.
FOR S A L E
The
W.
O.
W.
held
a
joint
installs-
J
C. A. Hardy was up from Eugene
tion and banquet Friday night.
FOR S A L E .— LONG M ODEL C. G.
Saturday on buaineaa^
Coum cornet, complete in case.
Think o f getting the beat hard wheat
A dm in istrator’ s Notice.
$55.00. Box 141.
j9 tf
flour in town for $1.25 per sack Pure
Notice is hereby given, that the un- G 0 ()I) r q Y A L S T A N D A R D T Y P E -
W hite Sterling Feed Co.
dersigned has been duly appointed by
w riter for sale. Nearly new. Sen
; Norman Hemenway and J. P «¡ra.ly the County Court o f Lane County,
tinel 23.
dl9tfc
o f I .ora lie were in Eugene Saturday.
Oregon, administrator o f the estate o f
Mra. Ida Thompson wan in Eugene Kudora Lincoln, deceased.
A ll per F’ OR S A L F l.— HOUSE A N D LO T F’OR
91,000. House has 7 rooms. Lot has
sons
having
claims
against
said
estate
Saturday.
75
foot front and is 95 feet deep.
County Commlaaioner Hawley was are hereby notified to present the same
D.
B.
Chamberlain.
d l3 tf
np from Eugene over Sunday, return to me at the office o f J. E. Young at
torney
for
said
estate
at
his
office
in
Good
2-horse
power
electric
motor
ing Monday to be »worn in.
Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six for sale at a bargain. The Sentinel...
Expert dressmaking done promptly.
months after the date o f this notice.
________ M IS C E LLA N E O U S
Mra. Pet Sanford.
,n iu f
Dated this 9th day o f January, 1913.
Joseph Walton haa Hied notice o f his
TWO
N IC E ROOMS FOR RF1NT.
O R L A N D O RICE.
having located a mining claim in the Administrator of the estate o f Eudora
Hath in connection. Ida M iller, 212
Hohemia mining district which he haa
S. 7th St.
n21tf
Lincoln, Deceased.
J 9 - f 7
named the " W ill Be.
I WANT ADS
CO
rentu
r’*ntinel ofliee.
I"h Flour is now aclling for
». p H" k al Sterling’s Feed
^ ' Ve'y "»ck guaranteed.
toil,'7*1 ^"«laton returned Sun-
at«iTi'COn N o rm * 1 «t M onm outh
lnK the holidays at home.
for the Best in
A »on wa i born Sunday to Mr. and
Mr*. Vernon Pit-Ids.
and Klmer Spencer, N ellie a couple dollars on it.
I Meridian, has filed notice o f intention
i»y ami Myrtle Kern have re
The best place to yet your Holiday
to make final five year proof, to estab
Ui U. of O. at Eugene n fler Photo» i» at Miinroe'a al the bridge. 1*1 f j
Supervisory System Uphled by Con
lish claim to the land above described,
; the holi'ho » at home.
A. C. Kinter ha» purehaNed the W.
vention of Lane County
before Stacy M. Russell, County Clerk
8. L. Ma< kin ha* en tirely re- K. Hart huuac, the deal being eon-
School Officers.
o f Lane County, at his office, at Flu-
from her recent »eV rrr (? ) at- eluded during the paat week.
gene, Oregon, on the 13th day o f Feb-
: the mump».
By a |ieculisr coincidence the con- ruary 1913.
J. II. Hartell» w ill soon o|»eii a new
Helen Price viaited friend* in meat market.
vention of Lane County teachers held ■ Claimant
f,|a ’
names as witnesses:
) Saturday.
in
Eugene
January
6
endorsed
every
Samuel E. W alker, Lewis Flock,
I f you want wall pa|>er, you ran Have
aland The Sentinel has recently taken' William S. Walker, Israel 1. Gray, all
money by dealing with Ncalon Lockett,
on school problems.
Less frequent j o f Oakridge, Oregon.
painter and paperhangcr ami can »elect
sell Heller Bro.’s files, from one o f the bc«t pa|*r houses in changes in text books, free text books,
B. F. JONES.
the continuance o f industrial work and
Register.
jfonc guaranteed. II Portland, I have a fine line of samples the aujiervisory system were the things j9-fl3
at reduced prices.
Phone
139-1..
get one winch does not Residence Third ami Madison.
endorsed.
Notice to Creditors
The resolutions as adopted follow : IN T H E M A T T E R O F T H E E S T A T E
afisiaction, bring it
licraiiNc o f one o f the participants
"B e it resolved, that the convention
OF A D O N IR A M
J. STF1WART,
being sick with the m um )« the boxing
ind get another.
favors legislation that will tend to
DECEASED.
match did not inatcralizc at the ath
prevent the frequent change o f the
Notice is hereby given that the un
letic association Friday. There waa a
text books and
dersigned has been appointed by the
lively wrestling match, however.
"R esolved, that we approve the re-j (;ounty Court in and for Lane County,
HARDW ARE
C. W. Hurrow» haa returned to hia vision o f the state textbook law, as j
0f Oregon, Executor, with the
home in Drain after a visit with hia provided in the recommendation o f will annexed o f the estate o f the said
wen- Hwatnped by tiiirnting aon here.
State Superintendent Alderman in a Adoniram J .S te w a rt, deceased,
pipn, hut I wan awnmped with
A || per80ns having claims against
Dr. deo. C. Wall was up from Eu bill recently prepared and to be pre-
}1 *»rk. It waa a regular deluge, gene last Thursday.
aented to the incoming legislature.
,,„ ¡ ,1 e8tate are hereby notified and re
•'Resolved, that we favor the con- qUjred to present the same to the un
»'»ter» have receded, ao to
Pride o f Oregon Flour at all grocers.
. »ml all order» will be taken cure 91.15 |ier sack, II. Si II. Hour 91.25 tinuance o f the industrial and agricul- dersigned, at the law office o f J. S.
«mplly ind in the uaual a rti»tir per sack.
dlStf tural work for the boys and girls o f the Medley, at Cottage Grove, Lane Coun
schools o f Oregon, as introduced last ty, Oregon, within six months from the
3r. Armstrong.
I W. Petrie was in Eugene Friday on
year by the state superintendent o f date o f this notice.
■rorKian ore hundred year» o f age buaineaa.
public instruction and that more time
Dated this the 2nd day o f January,
ht expect» u, live to aee Parker
Mra. Chas. S. Cochran and children be given to the work.
A. I). 1913.
C. E. S TE W A R T.
-nt. The heart ivat
birthday
o f Eugene visited here during the past
“ Resolved, that it be the sense o f Flxecutor with the w ill annexed, o f the
mpi we can think o f extending
week.
the convention that we approve the
Flstate o f Adoniram J. Stewart,
I* 10 »ay thi.t we hope hia expecta-
su|ierviaory
law.
Deceased.
Henry Veatch was in Eugene Friday
»ill b* fulfilled.
(Signed)
J.
S. Medley,
on buaineaa.
OKA H E M E N W A Y .
Attorney for Executor.
j2-30
Photographer Armstrong has re
MONROE LEA C H ,
ceived a new lenae which he saya
L. P. H A R R IN G T O N . Cottage Grove Lodge No. 31, A. F.
makea the aharpeat and Hoftoat picture
Committee.
& A. M. Meetings first and third
it haa ever been hia pleasure to »ee.
Wednesdays of the month in
The amount o f hia increasing business
Masonic Hall, Pacific Highway
Installations and Banquets.
indicate» that fact to be apparent to
Next Meeting Jany. 15
The R. N. A. and M. W. A . held a
S'
PHONE 65
GROCERIES
Prompt Free Delivery
W e have made arrangements with
the Commercial Stables for free
hitching for our customers’ horses.
W e would be pleased to have you
take advantage of this offer.
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Flour Is Going to Advance in Price
W e will make a special price on 10-sack lots this ^
month. W e carry three grades of Fisher’s Flour, i{
\ \ hich is giving our many customers elegant satisfaction.
•>
If you ?re not using Fisher Flour, ask your neighbor :j:
about it.
vVe also carry two grades of Cottage G rove $
Flour made at home. Every sack guaranteed.
j
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY
B ru n d &
STANDING OF CANDIDATES
!N PIANO CONTEST
C o.
Real Estate Transfers.
Mary M. Bowley to Phillip Hohl 160
acres in section 8 township 21 SR. 4
W ., $10.
Vein Hick**v .......................... 471520
James Henry McF’ arland et ux to the
Mrs. Hubert Danina ..... ........... 424360 public tract in section 29 township 20
Inez Flin n .................................. 321000! SR. 3 W.
Mrs. Joe M cKibben...................244400 ^
W illiam C. Billings et ux to Reason
Ft ilia Stennett..... ..................... 180010;
G. E lliott et ux tract in section 28
Christina Turk
.................... 176280
township 20 SR. 3 W. $3000.
Thelma Jones............................... 161890:
E. A . Schrepel et ux to S. C. Counts,
Mrs. F’airy A lle n .........................144500
Mattie W hitten......................... 134270 tract in section 13 township 21 SR. 3
Blanche Lindstrom ..................... 1211<0 W .. $1.
Daisy D. Hemenway et vir to Lemuel
Martha W oo lley.......................... 117480
Mamie M ichael............................. 98900! Rees Lots 23, 24, 34, 35, 45, 46 o f
Eva K in g ....................................... 94750, Elmhurst addition to Cottage Grove,
Vera C row ......................................85300 $900.
Mabel M c F a rla n d ........................ 69400
George L. Carlisle et ux to James
Ruth Ewing .................................. 3915U Robinson— Tract in or near lot 8 blk. 1,
tilsie Pleuard.................................22950 Perkin’ s addition to Cottage Grove,
Francis Pleuard........................... 11450 $250.
Louis Screm m ................................ 2750
Angie G aroutte............................... 1000 ‘
Names not given are the same as
last week.
Rees-Wallace gives 1000 votes on each
W e are prepared to drill wells in any
$ 1 .0 0 purchase.
kind o f rock to a depth o f 500 feet.
Votes given by The Sentinel are as
Guarantee rock water. Addrdss
fo llo w s:
&
On each new subscription first
year.......................................... 5,000 |
On each old subscription, first year
..................................................1,500
On each year above one year on
either new or old. (On new
subscriptions all above first
year is considered as old sub
scription) ................................. 2 ,0 0 0
On clubs o f five old subscriptions,
a bonus o f ................................ 5,000
On clubs o f five new subscriptions, a
bonus o f ................................. 1 0 ,0 0 0 risk the safety of your savings—
On each $1.00 worth o f job printing
place them in
( 1 0 per cent o f price must ac
..T H E ..
company o rd e r )....................... 1 ,0 0 0
No coupons given on advertising.
W ELL DRILLING
SPEAR
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
, FOR SALE
M arion Veatch W ish es
to
Dispose
CRlJSON, Cottage Grove, Or.
First National Bank
‘THE OLD RELIABLE"
and their safety is assured. This
being a National Bank, it a safe
depositary for your funds.
Interest Paid on lime Deposits
of E v e ry th in g .
I w ill sell all my household goods at
prices that ought to move them quick
ly. 1 don’ t want to move them. 1
also wish to dispose o f my sorrel driv
ing horse and buggy. The horse is a
No. 1 animal.
BILL AIMS TO SAVE BULL
RUN SUPPLY
Bourne Measure Would Prevent
Road Building and Tim
ber Cutting.
Senator Bourne has introduced a bill
for the perpetual protection o f the
water supply o f Portland. The bill
provides that no roads shall be built in
the Bull Run forest reserve, and no
settlement be permitted therein. No
timber shall be cut thereon except up
on the express consent o f the city
council o f Portland. The bill cites the
fact that the Bull Run reservation was
created for the purpose o f protecting
Portland’ s water supply.
While it does not absolutely prevent
any improvement or timber cutting,
the bill proposes to prohibit any opera
tion in the reservation without the con
sent o f the city council on the assump
tion that the council is best able to
judge what is^easential for the protec
tion o f the health o f the people.
Legal Blanks.—The Sentinel.
A ô a in at y o u r G r o c e r s
rj i
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H IT TE R THAN KVCR
j Makes Whiler,Lighter Bread
H eavy Woman Dies.
In the death o f Mrs. McCord, at
H alfw ay, Oregon, this week the north
west lost one o f its largest women.
Mrs. McCord weighed nearly 400
pounds, but despite her superfluous
flesh was active, she having a large
garden which she attended and did
other work about the farm, where she
lived with one o f her daughters, Ethel.
Mrs. McCord had to do all the heavy
work because her husband had been in
Idaho fo r several years. Death was
caused by fa tty degeneration o f the
kidneys. It took six men to lift the
body into the casket, which had to be
made especially for her, and it required
1 2 pall bearers at the funeral at her
home Tuesday, at which Reverend
Mosely o f the Presbyterian Church
presided. Burial was in the H alfw ay
cemetery.
The other children were
Mrs. George Holbrook and Mrs. J.
Motely o f H alfw ay, and a aon in Chico,
Californa. A ll the children are o f
normal size.
Proof o f Annual Labor blanks for
sale at the Sentinel office.