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alre uf tlft’ ^niim Matters o f M ore ShaTTZILn T ^ IZ ? Mr. in il Mr*. J. .1. 11 1 1 Ion ami duugh- t«r Margaret if ft Monday fur thou IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T OF I'll K S T A T E OF OREGON FOR T H E home in Bakersfield, C.alif, a flir a C O U N T Y OF L A N K vmit with Mr". Dillon's |i m r f ii I m , Mr. In the matter uf tin- ••still# uf A lver mil Mr* l ’ . il McGee II. Nowell, deceased. II I Wl**i in froi l.nr.i Notice S ile o f H eal Estate. Tn • ■ ilay 1 ■' '■ i »por. 2 j tunda tor ft cent - of Iftn In them colum n* containing on th* i . . , , srfc|.J. '• »,,id • dv' r» * 1" « - ““ iThl, (nnouni •man!’ ' h#r* " ' '»•« •nf* with «h# f>o»Ul regulation*.| " " "'•uJ« i„ a! I he Si'lithiid oilier lliiil Shortridge of Divide spent the fore pari of the week in the city, leav ing today for a few duy*’ visit in Salem. 0- II. Burkholder wa* in Kugene yes f he Sentinel haa been requc*ted to terday on bu*ineaa. stale Unit the ('hrintinn* tree in the ads. I'rido o f Oregon Flour at ad grocers. ful. who t'ln'hiH at ItlNrk Silk Greek dintriet «hiejld have been II lf> per »nek, II. A II. Flour $l.2r» credited to ilia M K Sunday chiad. ^nt Sunday ir Eugene. per sack. d!3 tf spread the glad tid in g*; Swengel If Bow'll » i" l I*. M r ('«r jf«r A number are plaimpig to go to Eu kiv* toon having Uio rnuin|iH Mardware «tore for ipmlity goods gene to hear Madame Nordic* when she A Ron wa* born |)ee. £i to Mr. and o $t * time. appears there in February. AGAIN. Tom A w lirvy ha* Mr*. Hugh Doolittle. Mill Hupplie*: Swengel Hardware. A. IhiolittP- returned Friday from an murh Improved in health ami Daniel It< ml returned yesterday from ¡lid to give all m atter* o f in- extended vi*it in ItoHehurg Mr* Doo- an extended visit, with hiH son. Dr. S. Httle w ill remain a couple o f week* oil m»y wish attended In hi* D. Read, at Kugenc. md prompt attention. In. longer. Mr. Doolittle reports that the Mr*. A rehie Thompson's condition ia Ilpf»*' I Jffica. j 1 (it f weather there wa* much colder than ptk PeSpain i* home from here and there wa* quite a little anuw. more favorable. It haa been over a -**ool with the iniinip*. The be*t place to yet your Holiday week *mee she ha* had a hemorrhage. ( l)eiiiorc»l i* visiting Ku * • « up from Kugene a bumni'**. E BA K ER Blacksmith NO REPAIR TtO O N W ORK W EST S ID E ie*of the HnptUl Church w ill one rooking market Satunlay Price* playing second fiddle. When you buy tool* and hardware from Mr*. W. A. Cunningham returned Swengel the quality i* remembered la»t 'I hur»day from an extended viait long after the price i* forgotten. in Nebrii»ku, where »he went to attend David Grigg* visited relatives at the golden wedding anniver*ary o f her parent*. She expre**e* herself a* Comstock Sunday. Photo* in at Monroe'* ut the hruige.litf Well |ile**ed to gel country. liaek into God's Hon. i. II. Bingham is down from II. It. Kem hn* recovered from hi* recent illne**. Kugene for a short v s it at the home o ' I f you want wall pa|ier, you can *ave hi* daughter, Mr*. David Griggs. Hi* money by dealing with Nealon l.oekett, grandson, Master David Isaac Griggs, painter and papi-rhangcr ami ran «elect who had been visiting at Kugene, re from one o f the he*t paper hou«e* in turned with him. <Utn Shop. want anythin# in furniture, Portland. I have a line line o f «umplea Phone 139-L. (irihim, 717 K. Main S t., ami at reduced pricca. Keaidenee Third and Madiaon. yet it at cost price. Captain M etcalf'r military training -jut of Ixtndon wa* in Kugene in of vm I uc In him at pre*clit and the in business witli the county way the new haby at hut hou*e make* him march to the rnuaie ia nothing J. M. Singletary, J. W. alow. •ml J. W. I ’ayner were Mr*. G. II. Ty*on *(>erit the week tom Kugene to attend the end with Kugenc relative*. funeral. H. S. Webber wa* in from Cedar Urn wu in from Star ycatcr- Creek over Sunday. Aenc - h a lf l><itt<»tit la n d l U w |tt,, tlnnla tillalile b timber on p la ce tn p a y pteprice H a lf m ile south ; limit*. e, STEVE B U R T O N Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Medley visited in 1 Kugene this week. Dr. Demurest, Dentist. Kerr A Silsby’s Store. Olliee over m'Jtf Mrs. R. A. Maaterson of Kastern Oregon is visiting in the city. ItcMult* arc im|iortant. So is a good pump. When you want a GOOD pump buy a Red Jacket “ So-easy-to-fix” kind from the Swengel Hardware Co. Mr. and Mr». Geo. Salton returned yesterday from a three weeks' visit at Tacoma. They report sleighing there Sunday. ____ _ ___________ Dining chair* and rocker* at a big Cows as Landscape Artists. reduction. Come in and get price*. Drain Nonprreil: The cows are now J. P. Graham, 717 K. Mam St. enlivening the landscape now-a-days Mr. and Mr* W. G. Houser o f Rose- within the city limits, and clearing up burg are viaiting at the home o f Mr*. the weeds and stubble left over from Houaer'a parent*. Mr. and Mr*. G. B last year. A* a matter of economy it is well, because we do not have to pay Hawkina. <ieo. Atkinson and John Noke* have ho officer for looking after them, and the cows are pretty good »cavenger*. returned from a trip to Bohemia. fo r Q u a lit y Not ire i* hereby given, Dial in pur »bailee o f uii order o f the County Court of the County o f Lane and Stale uf Oregon, made by the County Judge tin reof, on tin- 7th day o f January, A. D. 1'*13, in the matter o f tin- estate o f Alver II. Nowell, deceased, the uniler- rigned W illiam l ine, adminiatrator of A ll phones con n e c I the said estate, will sell at private sale, 93 d irectly w ith ours. for cash, gold coin o f the United States, to the highest bidder, sub jected to confirmation hy said County Court on Saturday, the 16th day o f February, A. D. 1913, ut 2 o’clock p. Z rn., ori the land herein described and at the residence thereon situated, in the County o f Lane and State o f Oregon, all the right, title, interest and estate f the said A lv e r H. Now ell at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired other than or in addition to that o f the said A lver H. Now ell at the time o f his death in and to all that certain lot, O u r prices for the com ing w e e k w ill be as fo llo w s : piece, or parcel o f land situate, lying, p er 100-lb. sack, $5.75 cash,— 16 lbs. for $1.00. arid being in said County o f Lane and State o f Oregon and bounded and de Stock Salt, 50-lb sack, for next w e e k ................... . 35c scribed as follow s: The undivided one D airy Salt, 50-lb. sack, for next w e e k ............. .......... -60c half interest in and to the North Hast (Quarter (NKJ; o f the North West Salt is w orth m ore m oney and w e look for another (Quarter (NW J) and the North H a lf advance soon. If you want cheap Salt buy you r sup GNJ) o f the North Kast Quarter (N K J j ply n o w Free Hitching for our custom ers’ horses at o f Section Eighteen (18) Township, ! Twenty Tw o (22) South o f Range Three the C o m m ercia l Stables, w h en you co m e in to trade 3) Willamette Meridian, in I.ane w ith us. County, State o f Oregon. Terms and conditions o f sale : Cash, ' gold coin uf the United States, money to be paid on day o f sale. Deed at ex- pene of purchaser. Dated this the 11th day o f January, A. D. 1913. •X"X~ x ~ x - x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x - x ~ x ~ x - x ~ x - x ~ x k ~ x ~ x -<~ x ~ x ~ x -- x ~:-- x ~:~ x ~> W IL L IA M L A N E , Administrator o f the Estate o f A lver H. Nowell, deceased. The total expense to date is $1391.27, Financial Report of S. D. A . School. H. J. S H IN N , This school ¡3 one o f a system o f , o f which $641.27 has been donated by Attorney for Administrator, j 16-fG schools, academies and colleges, estab the church and $600 given by the pub lished by Seventh day Adventists to lic, leaving an indebtedness o f $15(1.- Card of Thanks. give a comprehensive education in the These donations have been contributed We wish to sincerely thank those M aterial, $544. labor who were so kind and thoughtful o f us lower branches, in domestic science, as fo llo w s: in our recent bereavement, especially manual training and the scripture. It $276.75, cash $420.52. Tn addition Jas. Dr. Fuller, Rev. Moore and Rev. Moon, is to be maintained by private sub McFarland donated $75 on the purchase members o f the G. A . R. and 1. O. scription and tuition and is open to all price o f the land. S. D. A . Church Report. worthy students who seek an education O. F. Receipts for 1912: Tithe, $675.44; MRS, A M A N D A S PR IG G S , in the branches taught, irrespective of mission offerings, $137.81; Sabbath JOHN H. SPRIG G S. religious belief. A. C. SPRIGGS. It has been built entirely by private school offerings, $2('6.30; total $101.52. GROCERIES Flour Advances As we predicted last week, Flour has advanced. Our price on Fish er’s Flour will remain the same. Special price on 10-sack lots. SUGAR DECLINES f B rund & C o. I A$ain bt y o u r G r o c e r s I. 1.. Howe and family have returned Card of Thanks. We wish to sincerely thank all who •ere swamped by bursting from a visit in Washington. but I win* nwampeil with Sporting goml*, gum« and ammuni showed us such kindness during the It * m a regular deluge, tion ; Swengel'a Big Hardware, the sickness and death o f our beloved hus Mahes Whiter.Lighter Bread band, father and brother. »item have receded, ao to *|«irtarneii‘a headquarter*. MRS. EDNA H ED RICK. ‘ lUonler* will tie taken rare Those who are holding vote* for me MRS. CLUE SÖDERSTRÖM. land in the usual artialie ■ re requested to mail same to me at (ott.iqe Grove lodqe No. 51, A. I. J. F. H ED RICK. Unstrung. Saginaw. I will return cost o f pos & A. M. Meetings first and third Mr*. Kobt. Hanna. jl6-23? Wednesdays of. the month in Dugan and aon w ere in tage I Saturday. W. N. Hinehart wa* in Kugenc Sat urday. .J. Gardner, whu ha* lieen Don't forget the O. A. C. d e e l lub :«* Ihr r> *ult o f injuries to In* sirad when hi* h<>r»e 'e l l on Feb. 1» under auspiee* o f the high achool. »lowly recovering. PRAISES HIM FOR CHANGE ft (A N. H. Martin has received the fo l lowing letter congratulating him on hi* change in position upon capital punishment: Seventh Street Terraces, Castle Heights. Mr. V H. Martin, Cottage Grove. Dear S ir: 1 noticed in the journal of Dec. 27 the reprint from The Cottage Grove Sentinel “ Against Hanging N ow .” You must certainly tery develop. experience something like a benedic Mr and Mr* S. I.. Godard returned tion. Since reading the article I have Saturday from a week's visit in Port prayed bleaainga u|>on you. A dear old land. lady told me. referring to the hang J. I*. Rucker and family, who bought ings, “ It just sickens me and I cannot the B edford place at Saginaw, took get it out o f my mind. The men are now dead, but 1 am still suffering, |M>H*cs»ii»n Monday. Huy your stock sail at the Sterling wish I could express the awful effect Feed C o.’* atore. where you can get a this horrible affair has upon my sister and me and many o f our friends. The fit) lb. sack for 30c. thought is with us constantly-no A 9-pound daughter arrived Tuesday parent save a fien.l would condemn his morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. own child to death no matter how great E lb ert Bede. The father is doing a* his crime, and why should we have less well as esn be expected under the cir feeling for others not our own flesh and cumstances. blood. However cruel a murderer Abram W hitley o f Northeastern Ore may be, he .lues hold captive his (in gon ia visiting his aunt, Mrs. James tended) victim for months telling him Shortridge. This is the first time the on „ certain distant date he is to be tw o have seen one another in over J'1 hanged, put a death watch over him and it ill give him medical care and years. Think o f gettin g the best hard wheat helpful attention until the fatal hour. Who are the people that have in flour in town for *1.25 per ssck Pure fluence with the legislators? Must wc W hite Sterling Feed Co. suffer these things soother two years. An 8-pound boy waa born Tuesday to This blot should be removed not only Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Conner. from Oregon but from our whole be- Miss Hattie Bennett of Bohemia >* Invert country. I feel encourged by viaiting at the A lta King home. vour views and the stand you have A large representation from Wuna- taken and I for one wish herewith to whala Encampment No. # of Eugene thank you. Yours very truly, thank yo ^ R G RO TH JEAN . w ill be here tonight to spend a socm evening with Coast Fork Encampment. 1 ’orllnnd, Ore., Dec. 2«. W . Daniel Olmm arrived Friday Dreaaer*. combination dresaera and N«*port for an extended viait commode* and chiffoniers at ah hit' *•«. Elbert Bade. coat. J. P. Graham. 717 E. Mam St. Churchill wan down from Bohemia J. E. H ill o f Saginaw is *ick " * th -the put week. pneumonia. H i* sister. Mrs. .i l»blea, kitchen tabic*, cot*, Quinner, is down from Eugene to as ,1'<l m*ttrcH*i h at absolute co»t sist in caring for him. ■ J- P. Graham, 717 B. Main St. Mrs. P. W. Hubbard and daughter donation. Because o f the liberal re Expert dressmaking done promptly. sponse made by the public, and as an Mrs. P et Sanford. m23tf expression o f the gratitude felt, the Mr. aud Mrs. D. T. Aw brey returned follow ing report is submitted and an effort w ill be made to make additional Monday from Portland and w ill spend reports from time to time. the balance o f the winter here. Masonic Hall, Pacific Highway. Next Meeting Jany. 2't J. K. Y o ung . Sec’y I Portland Man Writes Councilman Martin Concerning Capital Cottaqe Grove Chtipter No. 4, 0. Punishment. Photographer Armstrong h »» re ceived a new lense which he says •off, «hoe repairer. Chronic make* the sharpest and aofteat picture it ha* ever been hi* pleasure to see. •prcialty. The amount o f hi* increaaing business .Caldwell write* from Newport indicate* that fact to be apparent to Calif., that unle** the weather other*. country laconic* more agree- An unusual musical treat i* in store 3y will »ooii pull for Oregon. for C olla ge Grove. Watch the mys Iliwell wa* up from Yonralla J- PHONE household g o o d s FOR SALE Marion Veatch Wishes to Dispose of Everything. X t. S. Next regular meeting, Friday, Jan. 24: 7:30 o’clock. Masonic Hall, Pacific Highway. Initiation. Ada C. Adams, Sec. ,%. v -> : m v ~:~ x »W m X . “This 1 WANT ADS is My Choice of Duke’s Mixture Presents’* v _____________________________________ •;*; x y I A m ong the many valuable presents now given away with Liggett M yers D u ke'sM ixtu reth ereissonn -thin gto suit every taste— and in this all-pleasing satisfaction the presents are exactly lik e the toliacco itself. For all classes o f men like the selected Virginia and North Carolina bright leaf that you ge t in V Advertisements in this department V I a 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line. .j. ~x~x--x~x-x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x FOR S A L E BLOODED M INO RCA A N D A N C O N A roosters for sale. A Wood. jl6 t f FOR S A LK . A NKW F IV E ROOM bungalow and seven lots, No. 1865, corner o f Main and 19th Street East. Inquire o f owner. jl6 t f FOR S A L E .— LONG M ODEL C. G. Coum cornet, complete in case. $56.00. Box 141. j9 tf GOOD R O Y A L S T A N D A R D T Y P E - writer for sale. Nearly new. Sen tinel 23. d lM ft FOR S A LE . HOUSE A N D L O T F O R $1,000. House has 7 rooms. Lot has 75 foot front and is 95 feet deep. I). B. Chamberlain. d l3 tf Good 2-horse power electric motor for sale at a bargain. The Sentinel... H E A V Y B U N D L E T1EING CORD. Have about 100 lbs. at 2c per lb. Sentinel. LOST A N D FOUND. FOU ND. TWO U M BRELLAS IN postoffice lobby. Owners can have same by proving property and pay - 1 ing for this notice. jl6 | FOR R E N T TWO N IC E ROOMS FOR R E N T . Bath in connection. Ida M iller, 212 S. 7th St. n'21tf HOUSE FOR R E N T .-C O T T A G E , good barn, barn lot, with acre o f < garden ground, close in. Inquire o f 1 G. F. King. jl6 tfc Mr». 1). L. Wood* returned Gwendolyn le ft Sunday for their home , w i|| sell all my household goods at WANT TO BUY ”1 from an extended vi*it with in Salem, Oregon, after a visit « ' 1 prices that ought to move them quick- H h ter, Mr». R<ft Welch, at Mra. Hubbard's parents, Mr. hio I M W A N T TO B U Y . TW O OR F O U R ' j don’ t want to move them. I - * Mh. acres o f unimproved land near Cot P. H. McGee. 2 io wish to dispose o f my sorrel dr.v- tage Grove. Like some timber. A d Pure W hite Flour is now selling for Mt». a . B. Wood returned dress box 389, Eugene, Oregon. jl6 p »rwiay from Bn extended viait $1.26 |ter sack at Sterling's hee.i No. 1 animal. *S w ». Store. Kvery sack guaranteed. £ Now this famous old tohacco w ill be more popular than ever— for it is now a Liggett & Mj&rs leader, and is equal in quality to any granulated tobacco you can buy. I f you haven’ t smoked D uke’ s M ixture with the L igget4 & Myers name on the bag— try it now. You will like it, for there is no better value anywhere. For Ac you get one and a half ounces o f choice granulated tobacco, unsurpassed by any tn quality, and with each sack you get a book of cigarette papers FREK. Now About the Free Presents The coupons now packed with Liggett & Myers Duke's Mixture are good for all sorts o f valuable presents. These pres ents cost you not one penny. The list includes not only smokers' article* — but many desirable presents for women and children—fine fountain pens, umbrellas, cameras, toilet articles, tennis racquets, catcher's gloves and masks, etc. As a special offer daring Dme m mb * r and January only, wa will tend you oar naw illustrated catalogue of presents FREE. Just send name and address on a postal. from I hike's M ix t u r e may be asserted u it k tars fro m HORSE SHOE, J.T., TINSLEY'S NATURAL LEAP, GRANGER TWIST, teutons fro m FOUR ROSES tU k -tx n double „.«Am), PICK PLUG CUT. PIEDMONT CIGARETTES, CUX CIGARETTES. and ether ta ts or coupons issued by us. Premium Dept. j f e f f d t L V ^ W h A & t meer e S c St. Loo is. Mo
