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l>r. King’» New Diacovery No Need to Stop Work. SnothcH irritiit> <I Uirmit limi lunga, »top# ehroiiic limi hiirking coligli, re lieve» tirkllng llirout, liiiitr» ole«. Tuku no other ; once uncil, ulwuys uied. Huy It ut ull druggi»t». — ----- ■ ■. ' - When the doctor orders you to stop work it staggers you. I can’ t you say. You know you are weak, run down and failing in health day by day, but you must work as long as you can stand. What you need is Electric Bitters to give tone, strength and vigor to your system, to prevent break down and build you up. Don’ t be weak, sickly or ailing when Electric Bitters will benefit you from the first dose. Thou sands bless them for their glorious health and strength. Try them. Every bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only 60c. at all druggists. H. H a r r i n g t o n Wi l l. IMI v o l i l i promptly and Ratiafuctorily. They have every facility for hamlliiiK all classi*« o f k o o i I h , and »imply solicit a trial. Feed Hum and Fire P r o o f Vault in Connection, All kinds ol lliiuling & ridilo Moving Phone No. 72 How’s This ? W e offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. I ulliigr liruit P. J. C H E N E Y & CO.. Toledo. O. For n »|iriilii you will limi Oiutnher- lain’» Liniment excellent. It ulluy» the |i»ln, remove» the a'Tcnea», und »non rc«torca the |uirt» to u heulthy condition. 25 und Do cent bottle» lor ■ule by liunMon'» I'hurmury. W e , the u n derstan d. have kie.wn I" .1 Cheney fo r the last IS y. n * . arid I. It. <* him perfectly honors hi In all busln. ■< transactions and financially ahl to r.iriy out any obligation« made by M s Arm. N A T I O N A L H A N K O F C O M M ER C E. EAST AND WEST MEET Noulhcrn I’dtillc Kdilvvdy llini-ldblt' (O lIM .I OHOVI SI\II0S South Hound No. Nt». N<*. No 19 If* Itf |7 2. JO M «. .t 1 0 p. 7M2 i» Sorlh Houi»d in. m. in. in. 14 I 21 u in . Hi 2 lu i», hi . 1* 2U 1" J I A Ml I .'|M p. m W. S. Skelton, it rnrrrhunt nt Stan* ley, Ind., » » y » he would not tuke $100 for the relief u single box o f Foley Kidney I'tlla gave him. " I hud » se vere Mtlurk o f kidney I rouble with eh»rp |i»in» through my b»ek «ml could hurdly straighten up. A single box o f Foley Kidney Pill* entirely relieved m e ." New Fre Drug Store. 0. & S. E. K. R. COMPANY. 6 • »' fair Mi W Ni». I. AM MU tv ........... 7 y* 7 >• 7 V* f» 7 * *4 * ft it \ * • V »3 ^ V « 3 1 3 9 ( ........... '* *S if. t> As '* 4^ J** IIIH N U Ml i S I ' A T H i.NH O n 1 a <4* ( ¿ u n k Vt A 1.If KM < I S S I toOMlMI I*"* ». MA h r as W ick a k s i * its n * . * W II I*WlMfll )>!«M»«tJN \S . L \ ! t 1 1 l 1 T » u ritta train* for (mear u^ri« t«uly Irnvr* Co*t»Kr t.Nivr hatuidsy* Kali* train trave* \ <*. I* in , rrt.utiiug arrive-* at Cottugr ( d c w i l v y) |i in. H«l»Jri t to« Haitjfr wlthutll not l«r Alt outward fr*Tght to Million v h tn Hu w n no «g-n » will |>r Irli at r l*k of owner Htagr trave* Otostoii aftrr arrival of train on Monday. Wr.fur*<Uy anti ) ii.Jay for Orano Krrlghl will nut I»«* rtrrlvnl at lt»r <» a S H K K I»r|»t»t after *, j. rn To Inatilr for wanting on neat train irrighi niuat far drllvricd in antplr lltnr to prrinlt of tta twing bit irti. A. It. W o o l I, Manager. Thrrr is no better medicine m id « for cold» then Chamhrrlain's Cough Remedy. It sets on neture’» plun, re lieve» the lung», «pens the secretions, »id » ex|wctor»tion; »ml restore» the system to a healthy condition. For ■ale by all dealers. -------------- 1_____________________________ NATURE'S TONIC In tlieplcuaiiig tor in ol a delicious, enticing uud invigorating bever age, I« dtlol direct from the spring1* in tlie Cala|Mxiya moun tains. Drink it to Get Well Drink it to Keep Well CAL-A POO-YA MINERAL WATER O is a murntel saline water, equal to any of the renowned .spring waters of Europe and America Recommended by leading plivsi dans of the United States for Rheumatism, Kidney and I.iver afflictions, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all forms of Stomach, Skin and Hlcxxl diseases. Hundreds people "given u p " by physicians have I jccii cured of long-standing ailments by Calapooya Water. Testimonials on application. Sold by all dealers, or shipped in cases direct from the springs. Write lor prices. CALAPOOYA SALINE The condensed smile of Calapooya Water. Stomach, River, Kidney and Hlood disorders speedily cured by its use. A ll dtaiers, or sold direct. HOTEL CALAPOOYA IS O P E N ARR T H E Y E A R . Famous health resort in the Cal apooya mountains, 12 miles from Cottage Grove (on Southern Pa cific.) Splendid accommodations, reasonable rates. Steam, mud and hot water baths and cooling rooms. Information as to rates, etc., will be furnished ti|K>n re quest. CALAPOOYA SPRINGS COIYTY C O T T A G E G R O VE , ORE. Conductor S. R. Miller, Norfolk, Nebr., on Honcnteel Division o f C. & N. W. Ry. Co., recommend» Foley Kidney Pills and says: " I have used Foley Kidney I'ill» with very satisfac tory results and endorse their use for any one afflicted with kidney trouble. They are all right. New Era Drug Store. Time ia money, i t coata you about a dollar in time every time you read all the live new» in one iaaue o f The Sentinel. .. Walter McCormack, Famous Grand Opera Tenor, makes Friends with the Hlackfeet Indians from Glacier National Park The Ka»t and the \V' »t nunc l/nfidher in n rallier « i n k i n g and iinu»ual faaliinn at the recent ronrert given bv t he Nt I'nul Symphony Orrht-oJra in the Auditorium at Nt. Paul. The Indian« attendili the concert • « g o r a l» of I, W. Hill and were '•ry appreciative not onl v of th" «plendid anloa »ung by Mr. McCormack, but of the rather intricate and high brow type of orehe«tration rendered by Prof. Itolhwell and hi« well known oreheatra. Chief Kred P-ig Top, in referring to the ooneert, «aid he enjoyed It very mueh "aonin of it w u juat like Indian muaic.” Th# Indiana applauded long and loud at timea and atlraeted eon«ideralde atten tion them« Ivna. While the elite of St. Paul were present in evening drena they ha/| nothing on the Indiana, who were very elaborately attired and carried them- «elve» with dignity and etute. After the eoneert, the Indiana were introdueed to and photographed with Mr. .McCormaek a» shown in the picture aliove. They extended him a cordial invitation to viait their native home. Glacier National Park, Montana, next numrner. attractive and profitable is the object have to wear warm clothing, and in of the industrial contest movement in addition to this have to shovel hard augurated last year. To make this a coal into the atove by the ton. Even perfect success it must have the co after using three or four tons of coal, operation o f parents, teachers, school i f it were not for the storm doors and tijurdM and all public spirited citizens, windows they would have cold feet. Prices Also Listed by System and we know o f no better way in which I f Mr. Wright and his defenders will Speak Language No One But they can help than as above »uggested. | ju »t think back to the drifts of snow atic Robber at Medford :: ¡: :: Selves Can Understand :: :: :: Try It. I*et the teacher or president 1 ami with northwest blizzards, Oregon’s A new wrfnkli- in criminal annul», in of the I'arent-Teachers' Circle call a , gentle patter-patter would sound good Two small children of a well known which a burglar »y*tematlcally kept meeting at once, effect an organization to them. ! have thought over this for Marshfield family have developed a book» on wh»t he stole and what he and report to the office o f Sufierinten- several days, and cannot convince my peculiar freak o* speech, which is dent of I’ uhlic Instruction, Salem, Ore self chat Oregon ia not a good enough expected to »teal has been unearthed puzzling the parents and friends. by the Medford police force in the rap gon, in order that he can put you on place for old people to spend their al- The children are brother and sister, ture o f Frank Kelly, a young man ot j his mailing list for bulletin», etc., and loted time and I believe that if young aged 4 and 5 year«, and speak to each ' assist you in every way possible. people will hustle and save as we used 23, who ha* resided tome time on West other in a tongue which ia not under to back east, they will win out and Kleventh Street. stood by anyone else. The children come out on top o f the golden roll of Kelly nfter his rapture made a full have been taught the English language, I butter spoken of by one writer. So ronfeaainn, and produced hi» "hooka," the same as any other American chil j please let good old Oregon rest. A list o f all he ha* stolen, together ' dren. and speak English as freely as 1 am not in the real estate business, with the dates on which he broke into Former County School Superinten any child o f the same age, but, in ad ! or in any other kind o f business, but if plsee», w»8 found. Opposite the list dition, they seem to have a language dent Wakes Up in Los ■ I were, and wanted to be honest, I is the price o f each. A t his home at ; of their own. They use not only » few Angeles. don’ t* know of any place for which I 710 West Eleventh Street, the ollicer* _______ expressions, but speak fluently to one could more honestly speak a good word found more than two wagon load» of another, and carry on their conversa A patient at the Alameda county ( than for the Willamette valley, and loot. tions in a language which cannot be hospital, California, who hss been suf especially for Eugene and the sur K e lly ’ » list o f stolen article» 1» understood by anyone else who has fering from loss of memory for four rounding country. unique. It looks like « bill for gro heard them talk. Each child seems to years, recovered his mind a few days C H A R L E S BA K E R . ceries and ia very complete. He haa understand the other thoroughly. ■•go and told the doctors he is A. C. "account*" with Warner, Wortman & The children are too young to have Itichards, a former county school ru- Core, H. & C. Cash Store, Public L i ¡invented any "pigeon English," such 1 perintendent from Medford, Ore. brary, where he stole oil, Hig Pines as is sometimes used by children of Richards’ wife has been telegraphed I.umber Company and a number of or more advanced age, and, besides, the j lo, and it was learned that she had E U G E N E REGISTER chard rompuniea in the valley. two little ones have always been under i given him up for lost, and is running a Within a short time Eugene will be their mother's notice, and the parents candy store to make a living for her self and two children. Friends from visited by Mrs. Edith Tozier Weath state that they have had no opportunity Los Angeles left Oakland with Rich ered, who is an organizer for the Ore to learn any other language. Their ards for Medford. He has no memory gon Manufacturers' association. Her strange tongue seems to come to them as to where he went and what he did purpose here will be to organize a naturally. The father has been edu , during two years after he left Medford consumer’s league that will demand cated along somewhat technical lines, Oregon made goods. Her work will be and the mother is an extensive reader. Vacant Lots Growing to Weeds Can before he was committed to the Ala- among the women’s clubs o f the city, They are utterly unable to account for mt-da county hospital. Be Made Things of Beauty and her purpose will be to interest the peculiarity o f the two children. and Utility. those who purchase the daily supplies Recipe for Camp Dough Boys. Jury List for February. Dough boys, the frying pan bread for the home in buying so far as possi N. C. Maria, field worker o f the de ble products that have been made in Following is the list of jurymen well known to many a camper and partment of education, ban sent out chosen by the county clerk and sheriff. > s|H>rtsman, ia described in the camp Oregon. the following letter: large majority are f a r m e r s . This is approaching the problem of A ' cookery bulletin o f the Oregon A g r i In every town and city there arc stimulating home industry from the The adjourned term o f court will cultural College as follows: many vacant Iota growing up to weeds Mix 2 cups o f flour, 4 teaspoons of right angle. It is useless to preach to convene on Monday. Feb. 14, and the that might just as well tie producing baking powder, 2 tablespoons of sugar, the retailer that he must carry Ore week will be spent in making up the garden and flower», thus adding beauty and i teaspoon of salt and add enough gon-made goods without preaching issues and setting cases for trial. The und utility to the city instead o f being water to make a still dough. Use a first to the buyer that he must buy regular term commences on the fourth eyesores. Malty of these lots are tablespoon to drop it in small cakes in them. The retailer is dependent upon Monday, February 24. owned by non-residents und others who Charles Hill, Marcóla, farm er; Geo. an inch o f smoking hot bacon grease, his customers. He must have on his would bo glad to donate the use of and cook until a deep brown on both shelves the things that they want to F. Garoutte, Cottage Grove, laborer; them to children. AImost every town sides. I f the rakes are too large they buv, or he will soon go out of business Wilber L. Orr, Eugene, merchant; or community has its Parent-Teachers’ Cooley. Cottage Grove, are apt to born before they are cooked by the sheriff’ s sale route. In this John R. Circle, civic Ikiard and |>crha|>u other case, he will be o f little further assis farmer; Geo. A. Drury, Coburg, mer through. organizationa, and they and the school tance in the Made-in-Oregun move chant; Fred A. Thompson, Junction hoard might get together and from City, carpenter; Jesse A. Seavey, ment. their membership appoint a committee, I f the people who handle the purse Springfield, real estate; Charles E. whose duty it would be to secure the strings can be brought to demand goods Michaels, Eugene, farmer; William T. use o f the vacant property for the chil that are made at home, the problem of Jones, London, farmer; Edwin R . dren and arrange to have it plowed stimulating home manufacturing in Schwering, Creswell, farmer; Geo. W. If People W ill Hustle and Save, and fenced, when necessary. In ap dustries will be solved. The dealer Carter, Goldson, farm er; James S. pointing these committees do not over They W ill Win Out Here :: :: Eugene, farmer; J. W. must carry the goods that his cus Maham. look the ladies, for in our experience Bertsch. Springfield, farmer; Thomas tomers want. we have found them adepts at such From The Eugene Register. Sikes, Springfield, engineer; George work. It would also be their duty to Eugene, Ore., Jan. 80. —(To the Edi Vaughn, Walton, farm er; Cal. Hile- plan and manage the local contests, tor.)—Will you allow a 40 year resi man, Mabel, farm er; Henry G. Smith, provide prizes for same and to select dent of Blue Earth county, Minnesota, Springfield Lad Rescues Smaller Dexter, farm er; John D. McDonald, exhibits to be forwarded to the state to make a few impartial statements? 1 Eugene, laborer; Robert Huston, Flo r Companion From Log Pond. fair, and to show the children how to would not for the world say an unjust ence, farm er; James A. Mitchell, pack, mark, enter and ship them. The word about old Minnesota, for 1 love In the person of Harry Sage, of Glenada, carpenter: Mannie D. Bissell, teacher is not always qualified to do her name and her people. Having Springfield, aged 11, who rescued 'Eugene, carpenter; Wade H. Daugh this work, and has about all he can do lived within 30 miles o f Mankato for Robert Palmer, aged 7, from a log erty, Junction City, farmer; James beside. Then when school closes and 40 years, the name of Minnesota is pond, into which he had fallen while Conley, Saginaw, farmer; Phillip S. perhaps the teacher leaves the town very dear to me. playing with a party of boys, Spring- Hills, Jasper, farmer; Elmer A. the children need help anil encourage But neither do 1 care to hear I.ane field folk believe they have a candidate Zachary, Coburg, farmer; Charles H. ment whch this committee can give. county or the Willamette valley or for a Carnegie medal. Powell, Eugene, farm er; Charles In every town and city are many Oregon condemned. We have lived in The Palmer lad slipped from a log Nichols. Elmiia, farmer; Milton G. children who have little or nothing to and near Eugene for five years, and I into deep water and sank twice. In Bally, Springfield, mill man; Marce- do outside o f school hours. No healthy am growing to love the name o f Ore trying to reach him from another log, line P. Bonnett, Eugene, farm er; N a child can be idle, and without some di gon. So far as the advantages and young Sage was also thrown into the thaniel C. Purkerson. Eugene, farm er; rection o f hia activities and some pro disadvantages of the two states are water. Unmindful o f his own safety. Henry A. Cook, Vida, farmer. vision o f a proper avenue through concerned, I think that Oregon has Sage held onto the smaller boy, man which to vent them, they are apt to be many winning points. As for the poor The date of the state fair will be aged to remove his own coat and finally wasted. It is not so much the fault of people in this part o f Oregon, I am at later this year than usual in order to struggled to shore with him. these children if they get into mischief a loss to see where they are as badly permit larger exhibits by children who The Palmer lad was revived on bank, and form habits of idleness, and possi otT as in the middle west. As for the will enter the state industrial contest. and shortly after was able to run bly viciousness, as it ia the fault of laborer living up hia summer's earn The various counties taking this work home, while his rescuer limped away parent*, guardians and others for not ings in the winter, people should re up last year are enthusiastic over it with a badly sprained ankle. member that the winters o f the east providing interesting and profitable and plan to go into it more extensively A live wire newspaper—The Cottage than ever in 1913. Poultry raising will employment for them. To aid in pro are long and cold, and that there labor .. have a prominent part in the contests. viding this employment and making it ing men have to eat in the winter and Grove Sentinel. Thief Keeps Books On Plunder Which He Stole Two Marshfield Babes Talk Strange Tongue MIND BUNK FOUR YEARS. MEDFORD MAN THOUGHT DEAD. FOUND Prodding Up the Buyer TEACH CHILDREN TO HELP THEMSELVES NO BETTER STATE BOY, 11 YEARS OF AGE, IS HERO Toledo. O. H a ll’s C a ta rrh C u r« 1« taken Intern.-iHv. acting directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces o f the system. T-sfim ont •« *»n t free, price 73 cent» per bottle. 8 .Id by all Druggists. Taka l i » U « Family PHI» for constipation This is the season of the year when mothers feel very much concerned over the frequent colds contracted by their children, and have abundant reason for it »s every cold weakens the lungs, lowers the vitality and paves the way for the more serious diseases that so often follow. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is famous for its cures, and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Benson’s Pharmacy. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Graduate Nurse Attending O. R. GULLION, M. I). Practice limited to E Y E , E A R , N O S E and T H R O A T OFFICE: 306 W HITE TEMPLE E U G E N E . ORE. Phone 132-Y KARL K. MILLS Successor to MARION VEATCH Funeral Director:: Embalmer A. W. KIME, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 34, Residence Phone 126-J J. S. MEDLEY Attom ey-at-Law Special Attention Given to Mining and Corporation Law. Office, Woodward Building Phone Office 47 Office Lawson Block Main St. Office Hours: 1 to 6 p. ra. Consultation by appointment only. DR. C. E. FROST Osteopathic and Medical Physician Chronic and Nervous Diseases a Specialty. COTTAGE GROVE - - OREGON DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR E y e , E a r a n d T h r o a t D is e a s e s A Specialty—Glass Fitting H O T E L OREGON, T H U R S D A Y S , 9-3 Central Office, White Temple, Eugene Office Telephone Room 14, Woodward Bldg. DR. H. H. O W E N Veterinarian Graduate Kansas City Veterinary College COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON J. N. WATERHOUSE Teacher ot Piano and Organ Certifiicateil from the Associated Board, Royal Academy and Royal College of Music. Residence Second Street. Office Phone Main 3 Residence, Main 121L F. L . IN G R A M , D. M . D. Dentist A L L W ORK GUARANTEED . Lawson Bldg. Cottage Grove, Ore J. E. YOUNG •Attorney at Law Office on Main Street COTTAGE GROVE :: :i R OREGON J. C. JOHNSON A tto rn e y -a t-L a tv Practice in all Courts of State. Corpor ation, mining and Probate law a specialty Collection and Insurance. COTTAGE GROVE Practice» in all Court» OREGON 15 Vear»' Experuuce H. J. S H IN N ATTORNEY AT LAW NO TARY PUBLIC Phone No. 4 COTTAGE GROVE, ORE Telephone 131-R F. W. ROBBINS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office at Residence: 104 S. 5th Street L. A. H A L L , D. C. Chiropractor Cottage Hotel, Tuesday and Friday o f each Week Control Office: White Temple. EUGENE. ORE.
