LESS BOWEL TROUBLE
IN COTTAGE GROVE
t^ittagu Grove people have found out
timi) A SINGI.E DOSE of simple buck
thorn burk, glycerine, etc., m compound
ed in Adler I ke, ttie tie r men appendi
citi« remedy, relieve«conetipalion, aour
■toinarh or gait on the atomarh IN
STA N TI.V. Thle aimple m ixture anti
aepliclzea t In« digeetive organa and
draw« off the impurities and It ia sur
priaing how QUICKLY it help«. The
New Kra Drug Stimi.
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First National Bank
OK COTTAGE (SKOVr., OKK.
Capital, $ 2 5 ,0 0 0
Surplus, $ 2 5 .0 0 0
Offer Its Customers
K v rry mife g u a rd k n o w n to m o d
e rn liiin k iu g for a e c u rity a n d safety
o f th e ir fun d « .
In te re st p aid on tim e ile|Misits;
in te re st p a id on s a v in g s a c c o u n ts
< get a p a ss l>ook >.
K x c h u n g e o n all p rin c ip a l c itie s
o f th e w orld am i tr a v e le r s ’ c h e c k s.
(iet your "H ouse for Kent” und
"H ouse for Kale" signa ut The Sen
tinel office.
P R O F E S S IO N A L CAHOS
lirn lu a tx Nur«« AUrtMling
O. R. G U L LI ON, M. I»
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F.t’GKNli, ORK.
Phone 132-Y
K A H L K. M IL L S
M ure«—u r Ur
M A R IO N V B A T C H
Funeral D irecto r:: E m balm er
A. W. KIME, M. I).
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
Office Phone 114. Itdkidence Phone 126-J
MEDLEY
J. s.
A t t o r n e y - a t - I utw
S|K-ciai A ttention (liven to Mining and
Corporation l.aw.
Office, Woodward Building
I*lionc t lifter 47
| l.a w to ti « lo ck
M ain M
O fA tr llo u t«
I to 0 p m
O < u » u ltatio ii by «|>|H>ii$lttirnt o n ly .
DR. C. K. F R O S T
O «t«oi>nthic a n d M ed ic a l P h y t k i i n
C h ro n ic a n d N a rv o u a D iaca« « « a S (> c u ilty .
C O T T A O K OMOVK
OR LO O N
DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR
K y k , K ak a n d T h r o a t D is k a s k s
A S p e c ia lty
<«U m F ittin g
O ffic e : W h ite T e m p le , H l’tiH N K
OIB m
Knum 14 . WtRMlwanl ltl-lif
T altiphon*
DR. H. H. OWEN
Veterinarian
G ra d u a lr K an aaa ( 'ity
V«•U rinary (lollagtt
J. N. WATERHOUSE
Teacher at Piano am i Organ
Certifiicatrd from the Aaaociatrd Hoard,
Royal Academy and Royal College of
Muaic. Reaidence Second Street.
K a a ld a n c a . M a in I t l L
F. L. I NOR AM , I). M. />.
Dentist
ALL
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G U A RANTEED.
L a w s o n B ld g .
C o tta g e O ro v e , O re
./. E. YOUNG
*/lltornev a t Law
Office o n M a i n S t r e e t
COTTAOK OROVK
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J. a JOHNSON
A11 orncy-n t-La «•
Practice in all Court« of State. Corjair-
alion, mining and Proliate law a apecialty
Collection and Insurance.
C O TTA O K O R O V K
P ra c tic e * In a ll C o w ls
ORKCJON
» 5 Y eanC H a p c rte n c e
H. J. SHINN
ATTORNKY AT I.AW
NOTARY PUBLIC
P h o n e N o. 4
COTTAOK OROVK, ORK
Telephone 1S1-R
F. W. ROBBINS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office *at Residence: 104 S. 5th S treet
L. A. HALL, D. C.
Chiropractor
C ottage Hotel, Tuesday ami Friday
of each Week
C e n tra l O fllra : W h ite T a m p le . E U G E N E , O R K
PROWLING IN YARD; CANNERY TO EXPAND
IS SLAIN
HOT BISCUIT,
hoi cakes, made with
ROYAL Baking Powder
are delicious, health
ful and easily made.
Order Your Window Screens
and Screen Doors now and save delay.
Our Screens fit because we make them
according to your order—any size, thick
ness or style.
Interior Finish M akes th e H ouse
and T h at’s Our H obby
Shingles, R oofing, Lath, Lim e, C em en t and Plaster
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Did you use Land Plaster last year? If not, ask the fellow who did and
you will this year
Cottage Grove Manfg. Co.
EX-SHERIFF WOULD BE MARSHAL
FORM FAIR CIRCUIT
COUNCIL P R O C E E D IN G S
C O TTA O K G R O V E .
(>KK<«<>N
Office P lu m * M a in S
Notice of Marshal’« Sale.
Notice is hereby given, th at by virtue
of a w arrunt and order of sale duly
issue,I by order of the Common Council;
Eugene Plant Will Add Pickling
of the City of C ottage drove, l.ane
Department and Possibly
County, Oregon, the 2nd day of March,
Eugene
Stenographer
Courts
Bullet
Preaerving Plant.
1912. commanding and requiring me to
During
Spell
of
Drinking
collect an assessm ent for street im- 1
A pickling departm ent will be added
provement for which a levy and assess
Irresponsibility.
to
the fru it and vegetable cannery of
incut of $510.97 was duly entered in the
the
Eugene F ru it G row ers’ A ssocia
Charles
Kingwell,
residing
a
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W
est
docket of City Liens, on puge 44 thereof,
on the IMtti day of Septem ber, 1911, .Springfield, on the outskirts of E u tion this year and it ia possible th a t a
which said order commands me to sell gene, shot Edward L. Lewis, of E u preserving departm ent will be one of
all or such a |sirtion of the following gene, a t 2 o’clock Thursday morning. the additions to the plant.
A t the regular monthly m eeting of
described reul estate us in my opinion I a -wis died three hours afterw ard.
can lie sold separately to advantage, to
l/ewis, who was engaged as sten o g the association recently it was de
wit: Beginning at a |sn n t 75.75 feet Hast rapher and accountant in the office of cided to erect an addition to the can
of the Southeast corner of the Lurch j I. II Bingham, tim ber broker, had nery building. It will lx; 40 by 84 feet
B rothers’ warehouse lot, being a point i been drinking heavily for two or three in dimensions and two stories high.
on tiie South line of the John Cochran weeks ami had been in Springfield the This will be arranged for preparation
Donation Land Claim, run thence Hast day before. He was caught early in and canning rooms.
.’tOI).75 feet thence North 132 feet, thence the evening try in g to break into a sec.
“The business of the cannery is
West 2 : 14.5 feet aiwljthunce Southwest to
ond hand store there, but on account grow ing fa st,” said M anager J. O.
the place of beginning in the City of
of his condition was let go, but later Holt, "and we have to keep up with
Cottage drove, l.ane County, Oregon.
was caught in the office of a livery it by adding from tim e to tim e the
Now, therefore, in the name of the
(.table with horse clip|M>rs and gloves necessary machinery. The outlook is
City of Cottage drove and by virtue of
said w arrant and order of sale I will on in his pockets. This was a t m id very good for a bigger business than
ever this season.* We are going to
the 21Hh day of March, 19l.’{, at the night.
At 2 o’clock T hursday m orning Mrs. udil a pickling departm ent this year
hour of 2 o ’clock ji. m. of said day in
Kingwell
awoke and saw a man in the and expect to tie able to put out a
front of the City Hall in the City of
C ottage drove, l.ane County, Oregon, fro n t yard. She called to him to leave, very superior article in th a t line. It
offer for sale to the highest and best whereupon the man began to sw ear at is also possible th a t we will install a
bidder for rash, subject to redemption, her. Kingwell threw up a window and preserving plant, but this will be de
ull of the alsive descrilied property or fired two shots to frighten him. !,ewia cided upon Later.
«0 much thereof as may be necessary to retreated to the re a r p a rt of the yard
“ I had a letter a few days ago,”
satisfy said lien, together with interest and entered the chicken house to continued Mr. Holt, "from a large
thereon and costs ami disbursem ent of hide
dealer in Canada, who had w ritten to
and u|ion said w arrant.
The squawking and cackling of the a S eattle firm inquiring where he
d ated this 27th day of February, 1913. : chickens brought Kingwell out, and could get some good canned beans to
<;. B. PITCHER,
I.t-wii stepped out and started toward sell under his own brand. The Seattle
Marshal of the City of Cottage drove,
Kingwell, n rjlte iin g som ething about man wrote, him th a t the Eugene can
l.ane County, Oregon.
f27 m27 ‘‘g ettin g him ." Kingwell shot him in
nery put up the best beans in the
the side anil notified officers a t Spring- world.”
i.eld and the sheriff’s office in Eugene.
M anager Holt thinks this is quite a
Notice for Publication,
dep artm en t of the Interior, U. S. I.ewis wus taken to the- hospital, where feath er in the hat of the association
Land Office at Hoaeburg, Oregon, he died at 5 o'clock.
and is delighted th a t the products of
February II, 1913.
I-ewis was aged 61 year, and had the cannery have such a reputation
Notice is hereby given th at Charles lived a t Eugene a year. He came here throughout the country.
K. H erbert, of Oakridge, Oregon, who, in the employ of the W illam ette-Pa
The association will place a block of
on November 21, 1907, made Home- cific L rilw ny company, but his bad 260 chares of stock on the m arket
s te a l Entry Serial, No. 04376, for SWJ habi‘s led to his discharge. He had
about March 1 fo r the purpose of
NWJ. and the lots 2, 3, and 4, Section been employed by Mr. Bingham for
financing the new addition to the
3. Township 21 S, Range 3 E ast Wil several m onths. He was a Virginian
building. The shares are selling at
lam ette Meridian, has tiled notice of and e n n e to th is coast from M aryland.
$10 each, which is par.
intention to make five year proof, to I
Little is known of his relatives, but he
establish claim to the land above dc- |
came from food fam ily, according to
scr'bed, before Stacey M. Bussell,
m eager inform ation he at tim es gave
County Clerk, l.ane County, Oregon,
out.
Recently Retired County Officer
s t Eugene, Oregon, on the 2Hth day of
Want« to Serve U. S.
March, 1913.
Sixth S treet and on motion the m atter
Claim ant names as witnesses :
was laid over.
H arry L. Bown, who retired from
Isreal J. drHy, Charles E. McCIsne,
On motion the L ight Committee was the office of sheriff of I-ane county the
W alter d . Itam ner. W illiam H erbert,
instructed to investigate the m atter of first of this year, is a candidate for
all of Oakridge, Oregon.
the light previously ordered on South the position of United S tates m arshal
B. F. JO N ES,
Pacific Highway near Mr. Groom's
for the d istrict of Oregon, and has
f 13 m l3
R egister.
residence, also an arc light petitioned
sent in his form al application for the
for at the West end of W est Main
position.
S treet, also a light near Mr. C over's
Notice to Creditors.
It is understood th a t Mr. Bown has
In the m atter of the estate of John B. residence and report at the next m eet
the
endorsem ent of leading citizens of
ing.
Bales, deceased:
the
state and th a t he stands a good
To the Creditors and all P arties con
On motion the S treet Committee
cerned .
was authorised to en ter into a contract show of landing the plum. He served
Notice is hereby given, th at the un- j with Mr. H arrington for stre e t sweep as sheriff of Lane county over two
dersigned hu* been appointed by the ing and other city work at 50c per term s, having succeeded Fred Fisk.
He was head deputy for Fisk for two
County Court, of the S tate of Oregon, hour for man and team.
for Lano County, adm inistrator of the
On motion the S tre e t Com m ittee was term s, and was also a deputy fo r the
estate of John B. Bales, deceased. Alt instructed to look into the m atter of late Sheriff W. W. W ithers, who was
parsons having claim s against said purchasing dump wagon for the city killed by a horse thief while holding
estate are required to present the and authorixing the Recorder to draw office.
same to me properly verified, as re an ordinance for the purchase of the
quired by law at Dorena, l.ane County, j sale.
Oregon, within six months from the J
On motion Councilman M artin was
date hereof.
instructed to correspond with the W ar
listed this 10th dny of March, A.
Lane, Douglas and Jackson Combine
ren Construction Co. in regard to the
I).. 1913.
ULYSSES S. BALES,
As Result of Recent Legis
repair of Main S tre e t paving.
A dm inistrator.
lative Act.
H. J. SHINN, A ttorney.
m l3-al0| The follow ing bills, after being duly
audited by the Finance Committee
As the result of the recent procedure
were ordered p a id :
of the Oregon Legislature in abolish
G. B. Pitcher, salary and ex
ing d istrict fairs, residents of Lane,
penses....................................... $ 80.60
(Official Publication.)
Jackson and Douglas counties m et at
W. W. Oglesby, sa la ry .................. lO.flb
Regular m eeting City Council March J . E. Young, sa la ry ..................... 40.00 R oseburg last week and organized
3. 1913.
J . W. Scars, digging d itc h ........ 11.68 w hat will be known as the Southern
Petition of Oregon A Southeastern Louis Groves, cleaning reservoir
1.26 O regon F a ir Circuit. The organiza
Railway Co. for a franchise on Doug Ben Pitcher, falling pip e...........
2.50 tion will be affiliated with the North
Pacific F a ir Association, which re
las S treet for one block between Mon Frank M cFarland, digging w ater
cently
m et a t Salem.
roe and Sixth S treets read and re
d itc h ..........................................
7.25
ferred to the street com m ittee.
H. J. Jorgenson, work on stre e t 12.00
The first fa ir on the Southern Ore- |
On motion the Recorder was in C. G. Electric Co., lights for
gon circuit will be held a t Medford on
structed to draw a w arrant of the coats
Feb............................................. 267.00 Septem ber 10, 11, 12 and 13, followed
am ounting to $76.22 in the case of John Orrin Robinson, cleaning streets 43.36 by R oseburg’s fa ir on Septem ber 17,
Spray, el al., vs. Lane County, being C. G. T ransfer Co., fre ig h t........
4.98 18, 19 and 20. I^ane C ounty’s fa ir
the su it to collect C ottage Grove’s Fire Company, pay Feb............... 23.00
will be held a t Eugene Septem ber 24,
share of road taxes.
Brown Lum ber Co., lu m b e r....
2.55 26, 20 and 27. From Eugene m ost of
Petition
for the im provem ent of G. W. Bceman, work on d itc h ..
.76
the stock and exhibits will be shipped
Birch Avenue with hard surface pav K aott, Joslyn Co., acid for
to
Salem for the sta te fair, which will
ing read and referred to the street
chemical engine.........................
1.80
be held the following week.
comm ittee.
Gauld Co., pipe and f ittin g s .... 19.60
The racing program s fo r the three
Petition
for the improvement of
Adjourned to March 4 at 7 :30.
Southern
O regon fairs are as near
W hittaker Avenue with hard surface
uniform
as
it was possible to make
paving was read and referred to street
March 4, 1913.—Adjourned m eeting.
comm ittee.
—The mayor being absent, Councilman them. They include the usual tro t
Petition
for the improvement of Knowles was elected chairm an for the ting, pacing and running events. The
purses fo r each of the three fa irs a g
Chestnut Avenue with hard surface evening.
paving was read and referred to the
g
The S treet Com m ittee
made a reg ate $3,775. As fa r as financing :
stre e t committee.
w ritten report on the m atter of g ran t th eir respective fairs, the three coun
On motion a resolution was adopted ing a franchise on Douglas S tre e t to ties included in the organization will j
fixing the rate for w ater consumers Oregon A Pacific Railway, recommend be d istint, th eir affiliation being !
outside of the corporate lim its a t 26 ing the g ran tin g of the franchise and chiefly fo r the purpose of a rran g in g
per cent higher than for the same ser on motion the report w aa adopted.
race cards and dates which will not
vice inside the corporate lim its, and
A resolution granting a franchise to conflict.
the Recorder was instructed to notify
the Oregon A Southeastern Railroad on
such patrons thnt the advance rate
Would Make Potato Starch.
Douglas S treet and crossing Monroe
would be in effect beginning April 1st.
George T. Hall & Son, of this city,
and Sixth S treets waa read. On mo
Ordinance No. 371, being an ordinance
tion the resolution w aa amended lim it are seriously considering the project
for protecting parkings and private
ing the duration of said franchise to 20 of launching out in the m anufacture
ground from trespassing by live stock,
years. On motion the resolution waa of potato starch on a large scale. By
was read the first tim e and put over
adopted as amended.
way of enlisting patrons in the ven
until the next regular meeting.
ture, Mr. H all, Jr., has w ritten to
A
(>etition
for
the
improvement
of
W ater Committee reported adversely
on the application of J. P. Wicks for F ifth S tre e t from W ashington Avenue some of the forem ost textile mills of
w ater for steam boiler outside the to the north end of the stre e t was read the U nited S tates, with a view to a s
and referred to the S tre e t Committee. certaining to w hat extent the product
city limits.
The bill of C ottage Grove Sentinel of the proposed plant would be in de
On motion the Recorder was in
mand. The cotton mills use g reat ;
structed to have Bancroft bonds for $8.70 waa read and ordered paid.
quantities of starch fo r w arp-sizing
Adjourned to March 11 at 7:30.
printed for last y e a r’s improvements.
J . E. YOUNG,
purposes and it is indispensible in the
Councilman King made a report ad
City Recorder.
process of m anufacture.
vvrscly concerning croaaing bell on
“ Real Fisherman’s Luck
for Duke’s Mixture Smokers”
Good tobacco and a good re e l' T h a t’* surely a lucky
com bination for the an g ler— and h e re ’s th e way you can
have them both.
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All sm okers should know D u k e’s M ixture m ade by
Liggett Ar Myers a t D urham , N. C.
Pay w hat you will, you cannot g et b etter g ranulated
tobacco for 5c th an th e big ounce a n d a h a lf sack of
D u k e’s M ixture. And with each of these big sacks you
get a book of cig arette papers FR E E .
Get « Good Fishing Reel Free
by saving the Coupons now packed io Lcfgett 4 M y e r s Duke's
Mixture. Or. if you don’t want a reel—get any one of the hundreds
of other articles. In the list you will find something for every
member of the family. Pipes, cigarette cases, catcher's gloves,
cameras, watches, toilet articles, etc.
These handsome presents cost yon
nothing—not one cent. They simply
express our a p p re c ia tio n of your
patronage.
Remember—you still get the same
big one and n half ounce sack for Sc
—enough to roll many cigarettes.
D u rin g F e b ru a r y a n d M a rch
o n ly , w e w ilt » e n d o u r new
illu s tr a te d c a ta lo g u e o f p r ê te n t»
FREE.
Simply send us your
name and address.
Coupons from D u ke ', M ix tu r e may ke
es serttd w ith te x t firm
HORSE
S H O E . J .T .. TINSLEY S N ATURAL
LEA F, GRANGER T W IS T , coupons
from FO U R ROSES : hk-ttn double
m a n ) . PICK PLU G C U T . PIED-
MONT CIGARETTES, C U X O -
G A R ET TE S. en d oth er te g s e r
coupons issued b y us.
P r e w i u a D ept.
St. L o u ts. Mo
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Within a 15 mile circle around IMPERIAL
there are now several hundred prosperous
farmers raising enormous crops of wheat,
rye. barley, oats, potatoes, vegetables, etc.
Poultry raising is also highly successful.
Three large stock ranches, owning several
thousand horses and cattle are also in this
circle.
IMPERIAL is now the trading point and
will soon be the shipping point (the rail
roads are now building) for the products
from thousands of acres surrounding it.
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