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Newspaper Page Text/I, K. Ttibor, ut (-’riijor, Mo., SECRET MINE DISCOVERED n triiulilt'il with «ick headache« j| live yi'ui <• when aim lunati Deposits N ear FACTS ON LOGANBERRY CULTURE Ends Hunt for Rich Girl. Often the hunt for a rich wife^ends Marshfield Thought when the man meets a woman that uses Advice Given by Expert on Grow Çhaniberlaln'a Tablilla. She To He Thoite of Fabulous W ealth Electric Bitters. Her strong nerves „II two bolliva ut Ilium ami t)„,y ing of Profitable Product. tell in a bright brain and even temper, F o rm e rly Worked by Chinese. Iw ailarhr j« har. taken from | Her peach-bloom complexion and ruby a tornar li for According to r< gill itions governing would not he likely to he able to buy The follow ing extracts Itlfh gold depoaita operiiti-d hy Chi di^ord«*' lips result from her pure blouO; her htu tallii'*»' are vatierlally |n. nee« ye urn ago limy Imve been revealed the parcel» po»t system, promulgated over-ripe fruit or produce at an exces an address delivered by an authority bright eyes from restful sleep; her Mr. Britt fry tin nì, get wi ll ami al ay by a recent diacovery made in ar South by Fuatmastcr-lieneral Hitchcock, per- sively low price, neither would he he on loganberry culture, elastic step from firm, free muscles, 'a Pharmacy. alnilgh by »ieorge Rich, who Uvea III ishiihlc articles may he sent through compelled to pay excessive pftces be- Aspinwall, before the Oregon State gulJ by Hvnaon all telling o f the health and atrength Horticultural Society in November, that loi-allty. Mr. Rich wua looking the i i i h i I n only under speciAc restric rause o f shortage in the market. Electric Bitters g iv e a woman, and the tions an to their contained and the 1911, will give some ideas to raising A t any rate, the experiment would over »nine timber when b> accidentally freedom from indigestion, backache, distil nee tin y are to he aent and caring for the loganberry, which rail ueroaa tbit plnee. he worth trying. Register. fainting and dizzy spells they promote. Rutter, lard, hah, fresh meats, is now considered one o f the very best Tbe atory la un old one in that part Everywhere they are woman’s favorite The time to do a kindness to a friend I mi VOUK dreii.u-d fowla, vegetable», fruits, her- fruits on the market and meets with o f the country. It ia one o f tbe loat remedy. I f weak or ailing try them. is now let your Eastern friends know mine» of wbieli there me aeveral in rioH and similar articles likely unickly about the famous, fertile, fruitful great favor wherever introduced. 50 centa at all druggists. li h ny may he sent for «hurt ills- ” . . . 1 w ill take up the raising tbia part o f tbe »lute I Miring paat Willurnette hy sending them a copy of o f the loganberry from the beginning. yrara many dilTerent mlnera hav • en- tiu ieH when aecurely packed. Kgga The Sentinel. >roini>tly nn«l « a l i « will be accepted for local delivery First, you should have a good, deep, deavored to Itnd tbe place where tin ficturily. T h ey ! ihv »* when packed properly in a container, rich, dark loam soil with preferably a t'htneae dug their |p id b'it without yverv tueility fo r and for any dl»tanee when each egg is o u n c il p r o c e e d i n g s clay sub-soil, as this w ill retain the aurceaa and now Mr. Rich and other» tnuuiliiiy ;iII rlassi's of moisture better than a gravelly or " pariitely planed in a perfectly secure (Official Publication.) A U RIGHTS RESERVED with whom he huH conferred heln ve it » och J h . h fi <i H irn ply manner. sandy soil. Land that is slightly roll FOR CHILDREN 1 to 8 years ijUite |M>»aibb' Unit tbo discovery bn» olicit h trml. Regular meeting Jan. 6 , 1913. ing is to be preferred, as drainage is No restriction ia placed on the mail llnully been inuile. iol lliiuliihj A rid ilo Minine, I he newly elected Mayor and Coun- very important. The ground should be ing of »sited, dried, amoked or cured Thu old triidition, which however i» t ottsifr (to u r meal», hut f-e»h meats, will lie trans cilmen being present were duly sworn well prepared in the fa ll; then early a renlity areording to tbv old pioneer», in and assumed their offices. in the spring should be thoroughly ported only within the lirHt zone. ia that auvural I'hineae mined gold Meeting adjourned to Jan. 7. worked and put in good condition for Fragile articles, including millinery, aotne place between tbe I ' ooh liny bur Move Un N o w ! Jan. 7. Adjourned meeting planting. !n obtaining plants be sure toys, musical instruments and articles pollrrman t » a atrrct erowil. ami tbe light house. Even at the time The Mayor appointed a Finance and get only first-class tip plants or of glass in whole or in part, must hi ✓ y h. > if it ilon't. “ Move no on« w » i ul le to find where the Ce- Aldermen good one-year-old transplants, as the securely packed and marked “ fra g ile.” Committee as follow s: ‘ mu Hit- luir, barati mineral loMtial» were operating mid little waa Wheeler, Knowles and W alker. growth o f the loganberry for several A I t i< le* 1‘ rohihitcd. Icari i i ' "t khi M i n i au Iterili* known furthrr than they were living The following bills were allowed and years w ill depend on the start it gets. Articles that may not be sent by Dr. K mir'a New Life |*nia in a cabin eoiienaled Home where in the We plant them eight fee t apart each parcels post include Intoxicating liquors ordered paid. « r thi- bowels. They Kent WiMnla iiml that they brought down way. This requires about 680 plants of Htiy kind, poisons, poisonous unimalH F. H. Snodgrass, salary for N o LEVI STRAUSS A CO.. BK V F tss A m •de tlii'm lo nielli ai'tiiiii, unti great amount» o f gold. It at claimed vem ber................................. $ 68.60 to the acre. In Betting them out we insects or r< ptiles, explosive» o f every jfoUowa. 26 »i’ llI« at a ll ’ druir that they «old thouaandi o f dollar» 9.76 mark the ground both ways and take kind, inflammable articles, including C. P. Jones, blue prints ........ worth of the preclou« m et«' which they C. G. Electric Co. lights I)e c .. 267 00 out a good shovelful o f dirt fo r each Man Coughs and Breaks Ribs. msb-hi-H, infernal rnachini-H, pistols or • lug out of that immediate vicinity. plant, packing it back in around the A fte r a frigh tfu l coughing spell a revolvers, disease germs, any obscene N. H. Martin, work and expense . P< kì M( Kdilwciy flmMdbfe! Many time« have «earche» been made defamatory or scurrilous matter now I.ayng Creek dam............... 16.55 plants by hand, to keep them from man in Neenah, W is., fe lt terrible rombi GHOVI M 11 ION hy proapeclor» hut alwny« without »ur prohibited hy law ; live or dead animals Ed. Newcomb, work on steam - - out A ft e r they are properly pajng*jn his side and his doctor found dying il Hoftb Hound r o lle r .........................................7.00 set out they should he worked at least two rib„ had been broken. rraa. One old cabin wan found near ■ >r lords or live poultry; raw hides or W bat e m. N<> I« I n » hi e. m N»i li ;■ Hi a ni the ocean, but it never revealed any- pelts or anything having a had odor. Sentinel, prin tin g...................... 34.50 once each week during the summer ag ony u r> K in g's New Discovery would |i iti No IN IO II *. thing. Rooks and printed matter may riot hi W. W. Oglesby, salary.............. 10.00 with something to keep the surface bave flaved him. A few teaspoonful I. ni Ni*. Bl XJM p. Mr. Itich'« diacovcry he »ay* win en forwarded at parcel |s>st rales, hut Fire Dept., pay Nov. and D ec.. 41.00 stirred and hold the moisture. We use end a late cough, while persistent use mostly a spring-tooth harrow and clod- rouU obstinate coughs, expels stubborn tirely accidental. He w ai In the very only at the |siund rates or third-class Herbert Eakin, commission col thick o f the timber when he Hiddehly ; lections 3 months ............... 34 63 1 matter. w ok ^ .h a * » te r ic S i^ T h is s io :" came upon the old ruin« o f what wa* 4.25 ing the first summer. I f planted in w rjtes Mrs. Effie Morton, Columbia, A commission o f railroad officials Frank Woodruff, cleaning sewer IH M* NI» evidently u m iner'» cabin. The pe ia m i ut m the ...v plants ................... . grow Mo , “ for I believe I would have con- si) or n A p ril w ill not No t headed hy President Ralph Peters, o f Knowles & Graber, hardware.. 10.28 March nough to interfere with the cultivation sumption today, if 1 had not used this culiar feature uf the (dace waa that C. G. Transfer Co., freigh t and the I,ong Island railroad, petitioned er A %Ì *TATI‘ »N h late in the summer, when they will rem®dy. Its guaranteed to 6.00 till there appear* d to never have been the house postoflice committee for a d r a y ........................ ut r % • * *■ Gm »v* . . . . . . .. . satisfy, and you can g e t a free trial W a IOMI begin to shoot out over the ground, bott)e or 50 cent or $1 >00 gize at a „ 1.75 any trail leading to the place, a fact re arrangement o f weighing and pay J. H. Baker, work on bridge io is CU*' taolll**» which probably made it po*»ihle for Brown Lumber Co., lumber for making vines several feet long before druggists. I* tllMA for transacting mails. The railroad •>r a * --------------------------------- the ("hineae to keep their mining place men set out that they did not contem- foot bridge and rock quarry 108.55 winter. Early in the fa ll build y ju r = W li KM ... P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S H a aerrel. The ralun wa» in a part of iti h Ila natta . Orrin Robinson, cleaning streets 28.50 trellises, using good cedar posts seven l plate carrying the parcel post when VA II HMH«il» the wood* where it never would have the present contracts were made, ami J. E. Young, salary ................. 41.50 feet long. Set them in the ground two I GnKjumte Nu i Attending le V I« iHMttiM * ------- a J- s L „ I been found unle«» one happened to ac declared as a matter o f contract they H. Bailey, labor........................ 5.60 fee t and not over 32 fee t apart in the |>aMr|tgrt« owljf k A *»' rttrt If»»«»* iu GULLION, M . I). (). K •» .?«■ Wiiwt haittnU • K«tra (» »III 6.44 rows, anchoring the end posts good. cidentally rroRH the apot, aa did Mr. were not obliged to accept packages W. B. Osmund, diggin g ditch . .. Practice limited to )ttar«tng •»»»'«■ • a | Í ottage ìiuvr «I % f W. B. Osmund, work on street. 10.25 We use three No. 12 galvanized wires, Rich. weighing more than four pounds. E A R , N O S E and T H R O A T llockangr w II Intuì noi ter 1.00 putting the bottom one about 20 inches E Y E , OFFICE: A. L. Flynn, repairing sidewalk The »lory o f the old Chinese mine at vani Irrighi I«* »laitot» wlirtr Ihrrr i» 306 WHITE TEMPLE I • I hr Irli .» >k of ««antri J. A. Elledge, work on Currin from the ground and the top one on top jlnm DM«n afte» attivai of Italti of» once occurred to Mr. Rich and he l>e* EUGENE, ORE. Vnlit««U) aik I I rl-lay In» Ot»nn foot bridge........................... 65.00 o f the posts. It is best to run the rows gan to make investigations. He un ]Mttll M l»r mrlvnl al Ihr »1 * H P J. H. Brown, salary, Dec.......... 75.00 north and south, so as to give the sun ¡tUrf i |i tu |*o litMitr f«»« walilltig earthed a «hovel ami other miner'« A . W . K IM E , M . D. 1 Haifl (mg hi muti !*r «Irllvnrrl in ampie tool« which had evidently l>een con G. B. Pitcher, salary Dec.......... 75.75 a more even chance at the ripening )yrt»|| uf Ila taeiiig Mllr«1 System Proven Successful With Huff & Schilling, culvert on fruit. In training the vines weave Physician and Surgeon A. It. W O O I I , M a n a g e r . cealed in the ground with a view of re Sixth S t................................ 7 00 them around through the wires, Fru it Suggested for Vegetables. moving trace« o f mining. Some fur Office Phone 34, Residence Phone 126-J H. J. Shinn, service In police spreading them over as much space as ther diggin g brought to light an old Hint» for H 'U tekerpers. 10.00 court.............................. possible. W here the temperature goes quick lilv e r pan «uch a* is used by The success that has attended the ¡Foley'» H oiey and Tar Com- 3.00 below zero the vines should be put on |J. S . M E D L E Y miners in separating gold. work o f the Eugene Fruit Growers’ I. A . Randall, hauling rock....... ilaaya on hantl, and you ran 5.00 the ground and covered with straw . Mr. Rich has not yet prospected for Association in the marketing o f fruits H. J. Jorgenson, repairing walks Ij head olf a roki t»v lla prompt 2.50 during the winter to keep them from . Attorney-at-Law gold but will make further and thor suggests the possibility of applying H. J. Jorgenson, work on sewer Special Attention Given to Mining and It contain» no oplatea, heal* anil 6.50 freezing. Corporation Law. ough examination o f the locality in the ttic same principles successfully to I he Knott Josslyn Co., fire apparatus the inflamed air paaaairra, atop» 1.75 As soon as the ground is ready to Office, Woodward Building hopes that he may Hod the bonanza marketing o f other farm produce, The Gauld Co., service clamps . , and may la ve a tug doctor'« The Sears resolution was taken up plow in the fa ll, we plow it towards which was enjoyed hy the Chinese. especially the produce destined for the It the yellow parkage. New uj)on request o f Alderman Knowles the rows and leave it in this condition Phone Office 47 , _ S Lawson Block The discovery has created quite a consumers’ kitchen. ° ffice f Main S*. 18 'ore. with the Mayor’ s veto thereon. Roll all spring, so as to give the w ater a stir in the south slough district ms Under the plan o f cooperative mar Office Hours: i to 6 p. m. was called upon the question o f sus Consultation by appointment only. chance to run off between the rows. many o f the old timers believe that keting o f fruit, the cannery agrees to taining the M ayor’ s veto and resulted In the spring we plow it away from DR. C. E. FROST Mr. Rich's find is the loat mine for j , . . , . ,. . _ i take the greater part o f the members Osteopathic and Medical Physician as fo llo w s: the rows, and after hoeing/ between I which so many have looked. Mursh- fruits and berries, and the member, in Chronic and Nervous Diseases a Specialty. Voting yes: Martin, Knowles and the hills, take a disc harrow and throw turn, agrees to sell to the cannery first, Held Record. COTTAGE GROVE - - OREGON tkpleasing form <>l a d eliciou s, Walker. Voting no: Wheeler, Hayes the dirt back to the rows, leveling the and elsewhere if the cannery is unable Dem- ring and in v ig o r a tin g b ever- Movement to Extend Farm and King. The mayor's veto was de giound. From then on during the to care for his produce. In the hand A bottled d irect from the D R . JA S . B. T A Y L O R on&tration Work. clared sustained. summer we work with a spring-tooth ling o f strawberries the past year, all -mgs in the Uuln|K>nyn itiouii- The bill o f Brund & Co. for supplies harrow and clod-masher about once a E y e , E a r a n d T h r o a t D i s e a s e s A hill w ill he prepared and sub- embers brought their fruit to the A Specialty—Glass F ittin g •at for Mrs. Caldwell and the bill o f Huff week. It is also a good plan to loosen : milted to the Legislature providing for | m*' cannery, where it was regarded as it to Get W ell the cooperation o f county, state and lirst quslity, second quality and can- & Schilling were referred back to the up the dirt around the hills w ith a H O T E L OREGON, T H U R S D A Y S . 9-3 Central office, White Temple, Eugene - * •» » ar t t i n federal governments to exploit the tiers. Eugene merchants secured their council by the Finance Committee, and spading fork. The new shoots should Drink it to K eep W ell rirhc„ o f ,)rric<1„.B i0n. This hill will supply on motion the bill o f Brund & Co. was be kept trained into the rows so as not of berries from the cannery, as Telephone Office referred back to the party who con to break them off in working with the sured o f the uniform quality o f the Room 14, Woodward Bldg. tracted the bill and the bill o f Huff & teams. fruit purchased, and the fru it grower DR. H. H. OW EN * nuratel saline water, equal j local funds, to rarry forward a splendid was saved the annoyance and loss of Schilling was referred back to the F i " A s soon as we are through picking education nance Committee for further investi V e te r in a ria n 3 cut out the old vines and train up »ny Of the renowned spring aystem o f agricultural time in going from one merchant to the new ones. W e throw the old ones Graduate Kansas City ‘ In* of Europe and America. | throughout all Oregon. Cooperative another until he could And a buyer for gation. COTTAGE GROVE. Re|>ort o f the treasurer was read and between the rows and cut them up OREGON Veterinary College frommrnded by leading physi- demonstration stations will fie man- his berries. A fairly uniform price referred to the Finance Committee. with a sharp disc harrow so that they ¡laiis of the United States l«»r ] ■ g<-*d hy skilled instructors under the w h s maintained throughout the season, The reports o f Recorder, Health can easily be plowed under and serve ] J % •brumatism. Kidney and Liver direction o f the Oregon Agricultural for as soon as the berries were worth Officer and W ater Commissioner were as a fertilizer. . . . fflictions, Uynpe|>sia, Indigestion College. than i f sold fresh, they T e a c h e r o t P ia n o a n d O r g a n j more canned ____ nd all forms of Stomach, Skin “ The first crop should be from one A gem rnl committee o f represents- were transferred to the canning de read and on motion ordered placed on to three tons o f fresh fru it to the acre Certificated from the Associated Board N !:nd Blood diseases. Hundreds ive business, professional and educa partment. and, too, if the local market file. Ordinance No. 368 was read the and after that a good average yield is Rovai Acadetny and Royal College of »pie "given up" by physicians tional men is at work on the pnqiosed did not take the fruit fast enough, the Music. Residence Second Street. from four to five tons, or even more, putting it in shape to present canning department wus always ready second time. *ve been cured o f long-standing Councilman Knowles presented to the acre, worth $80 per ton. iltnents by C;ila|Kx>>a Water. Inter to the state lawmakers. Accord- to preserve the fruit and prevent a loss Office Phone Main 5 Residence, Main 121L resolution that the Council employ a "T h e loganberry is now used fresh, „ to Or. Kerr, o f the Oregon Agri- cMitnonials utt application, tiy spoiling. day marshal at $75.00 a month and F . L . I N G R A M , Ü. M . D. canned and evaporated. W e find the old by all dr tiers, or shipped in rulturnl College, the work o f that in The same principle o f cooperative night policeman at $75.00 a month and evaporator the best means o f handling **** direct from the springs. stitution should lie demonstrated sinong i marketing, it would seem, could be ad t'rite lor prices. the farmers, giving them, at their vantageously applied to the truck gar Street and W ater Commissioner at $65 them in large quantities successfully. A L L W O RK GU ARANTEED . month. On motion the resolution For pies, jams and je llies it has no homes, the opportunity o f seeing the den and farming business. By the Cottage Grove, Ore equal and they also make a good Lawson Bldg. very latest methods o f agriculture. employment o f a competent manager was laid on the table. On motion the City Recorder was in wine.” Tk« condensed smile <>( Calapooya A ll Interests w ill work together to to have charge o f a central market for structed to ascertain as near as possi Professor V. P. Gardner estimates the gardeners and farmers o f the vi *’»tcr. Stomach, Liver, Kidney supply this need. ble and report at the next meeting o f the profits from loganberries raised on cinity. the probable demands o f the -ii<l Blood disorders sjicedily cured trittorney at Law tbe Council the amounts that have been land worth $300 per acre, counting in OVER «5 YCAHS' city for each day could be determined, by it* use. All dealers, <»r sold E X P E R IE N C E paid out during the past year for day terest on investment and all expenses, Office on Main Street nil produce could be brought to a cen direct. labor on streets and water system at 37.4 per cent. Loganberries w ill OREGON :: :: COTTAGE GR OVE tral market and there sold to the store On motion the Recorder was in prove a great source o f wealth for keepers, or to the private consumers structed to ascertain from the records Western Oregon and Washington, | j g whom might come to buy. the relntive amount o f work in the Re where soils and climatic conditions are ] IS O PEN A L L T H K Y K A K . By using the rural telephone, which A tto rn e y -a t- L a w enrder's office during the years 1910, favorable. Rttnous health resort in the Cal now cobwebs the valley, the manager T r a d e M a r k s Practice in all Courts of State. Corpor 1911, 1912 and report at the next m eet tpooy» mountains, 12 miles from could direct the movement o f supplies, Ort'ONS The East not only buys Oregon ation, mining and Probate law a special ty ing o f the Council. Cottsge Grove (on Southern Pa CoavRiaHT« Ac. Collection and Insurance. so that he would each day receive just On motion Councilman K in g was ap apples in large quantities, but is now cific.) Splendid accommodations, An?nn* **nrtlr ff ii HkFfrh nn<1 h »n ntlnn mnv o f each commodity he COTTAGB GROVK OREGON QtilcklF HR* *,r»ftln our opini ri wnethor «n the amount pointed a Committee o f one to inter sending to this state for fruit trees, fcasonahic rates. Steam, mud and liivofitlori ir prohnMf p "i*Mi»qhl»» Conn nule » Each farm er with to- would require tlo n s n fn e itFrofiiiitoiiiini HANDBOOK o n i ’ ic rn u view Engineer Paul Jones and ascer thinking in this way to grow as line i>°t water baths and • Mint o M«« n ( aaretM j for «•curing ¿m«*ntR Practice» in all Court* 25 Years' Experience j matoes ready for the market could he fitkru throutrh Munti .t CO» rcctjitr tain as to the best method o f comple fruit as is produced here. An Iowa loom*. Information as to rates, tpr r*r<Hifi tal untU r, without chnrtfc, luflm natructed to bring a certain quantity, tion o f the city maps started by him. nurseryman has recently bought a fu ll H. J. SHINN dc., will he furnished upon re I until the probable demands o f the mor- quest. On motion the City Treasurer was carload o f young apple trees, 10,000 in A T T O R N E Y A T LA W row hud been satisfied, and the farmer A hnnr1««*nii»lf llln«tMf«*<1 w«*i»klf. Jjin-i t Hr instructed to transfer $191.99 to the number, from a W illam ette Valley « 'lUlloM of mif R. iuntlll«* lotirunl. T *• m f i n NO TA R Y PUBLIC a ho called later would be saved a use y ««nr; four month«, fi. HU1 L y i%i I r *w «•!«••« lor - credit o f the Library Board, said grower. Phone No. 4 COTTAGE GROVE. OKK less trip to town. M m & c o 36.Bio.dw.* york amount being the amount now in the The Southern Pacific Company is still Branch OBIc«. da f S'. Wuhlnutm . I*. By a plan o f this sort the farmer c o t t a g e g r o v e :, o k k . helping along agricultural development Library Fund. Telephone 131-R would benefit, for he would not have The report o f the Library Committee in this state, the latest move being the to ge all over town seeking a buyer for Makes the Nation Gasp. waa read and ordered placed on file publication o f a 30-page booklet on W . R O B B IN S , M . D . his produce, and would be insured a Tbe awful list of injuries on a Fourth On motion all applications fo r ap poultry raising. Its object is to en Physician and Surgeon steady ram ket-one neither oversuT»- Bell, Howe, Singer, and other mltllorulrc July stagger» humanity. S et ovrr pointments to city office were laid on courage the growing o f chickens, par plied. nor undersupplied Office at Residence: 104 S. 5th Street ,n*t it, however, is the wonderful Inventors begin life as poo* toys. Fortune* The the table until an adjourned meeting. ticularly in Western Oregon. YO U think ol The merchant would profit, for he '**1. by Rucklen’a Arnica Salve, o f await other m vru w .. ___ On motion G. B. Pitcher and J. E. book is to be distributed without charge would know that his competitor was Young were appointed Marshal and to all interested. sod» who suffered from burns something fo patent? America's greatest L. A. HALL, D. C. in damage f Inventor tells HOW TO INVENT not picking up "bargains” •*• bruises, bullet wounds or cxplo As usual, Oregon Christmas trees City Attorney until their successors are C h ir o p r a c t o r in a booklet sent to you free by produce. lent holiday cheer to Californians. • Its the quick healer o f bolls elected. t C O P P A C O ., P a t e n t A t t o r The consumer would benefit, for he Cottage Hotel, Tuesday and Friday On motion Council adjourned until One steamer carried 1200 trees south. ' *czema, sore lips or piles. 25 n e y s , 7 4 5 8 th S t ., W a s h i n g o f each W eek uid l>e assured o f a steady supply o f 1 *t «11 druggists. J. E. YO U N G , ton, I). C. (o f'B e sure to name with prices fairly Jan. 20, 1913. Wedding invitations—The Sentinel. Central Office: White Temple. EUGENE. ORE. C ity Recorder. this newspaper In your letter. all farm produce, He "Tbe Shop" where good printing is uniform throughout the season. Ask Editor about cost of Patent. 'Tbe Sentinel. Things That May Be Sent by Post Harrington C OVERALLS s. E. R R. COMPANY. Co-Operative Marketing iPOO YA MINERAL WATER WATERHOUSE Dentist W A SALINE E. YOUNG LI CALAPOOYA JOHNSON Scientific American. )0YA SPRINGS COM’Y MONEY IN IDEAS F.