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Ture o18tom«h Trouble. hi„ trouble with your ‘ kn,nlr roii»ll|'atton. don’ t The Rural High School | Nr: KMihri.i •■ vou, doctor fell* «'• !(• poeto of higi •cIloi j | «’oritiur nr«. y r, (ì troni*. ri*ll»flrW. moni aarelaM uii over i „ . ..yur o»*r » month past cell elioni Ion In Hn education») county «lion (jf tj||1( ! U u d '*,,h my •ton",fh Hun uf w li Irti tl„. rounly l . i. u|M*t it tefflhly •nay writ I». |>rouil u, large number a , Wb r,l.l"‘» » ‘*v-r«Uir,K ° f rural high « . i " " l,ml »re to br the rural high eehoul ni.. h . ............. “ '" I " fuuml, from propln wh® h«.l originated In *"iity, unii I,,,,, a»...b. rl«ln*« T«bl*ls. reaeh...| I t . fu ll. . t development her. )lfy thru. I h*v* t»Wru ’ f,)UrlM of « |.*rk*g« of ,n now H I ■•"««•» *,very- .. y,,r sale by all dernier» Harrington |y ami satisfactorily, luvpi'vrry facility for imply k in h I h , “ ,,lnul; IJarn ami I* ir«» Proof in Connection. olHJulinu M ’iiino Moving I •1 ! .<<i« (ifm r rightly Fare Spot*. by I ir. Ilobroa'» Ecsvm* •fckh hr»l» *11 •hln *rui> -w lunir you hav. liy iti-hlni. burning. or ptmiim. just put ■ unir of ,n< «ol I*r. Hob«’ n u intmeot. •' the »orr» «rut thr I Irslantly. Healing be- !t#fr mmutr Doctor» u»r it ! partir* m»l recommend It. uf I.itiletown, I*«.. says Jfm, un forchred; l*r. Hob- I Ointment cured It In two Geereolrr«l to r*ltrvr or a All druggist». ur by ¡Hk Pfeiffer Chemical t o , : iixl Si l^’Ute. p#jlk R.iilvMV Ilme-ldtik j|«U hVOVI SlAllOa ® North Bxumi It««, a. N’t U I M a m M l««» No 1« I 10« m U * . » N a is 10 II mm tli ft. m Ntt 39 * * •» m i L R. R. COMPANY. ___ W fMMM» Mis. §» ITA Tioftto .Cbft* A ‘0 UlH rVli N * i»»h I*«H|| mi (•>«»*« L ,V*l MIM Ito« «. 9 f * * K |*l* HllleiR , , Wll [lut Ul>4 C» )M 4‘ kifn fui |Maarti|fft o»ly kavra trdnfwl«»* Hint •! Ht riven at lutla|r KW(r «et M m nit tuKlCf A. li. W (Mill, Manaurr altulr i. t ffrrrd you for > PHI», It mean« a rhc«|a-r ■ preaMai upon you for the jwil. not for youra. Foley f.lli m.y coat the tle.lcr mere . Mtxtltute, but they u>ve :!U th.n any other kidney ; mdieme. A.k for Foley hlk Fur ««ie by all dealer. Your C hildren B ow el T ro u b le rhtldren *t an early m e ttumipMed, and fretjurntiy t « ‘«<|uriu.e» reiult Not ■k to rrah/c hi* own con- * chill'» h.’weU tht’uld he wttchrd, and a Rrntle pvtn when n rtc»»jry. ^ Laxxuvr Tablet» are , , wrll atlapirt) to women jthildren 1 hr S .«tr,» of V,h*,i,r. S3« Charlc* St.. *. who attend many •ickn»»» »ay of them: «■« »*„ wn b**«nn u«in« Or. ‘«■ ‘Iv» TaMn. «ml and that * 'rj much Thnlr «ctlnn —™ Mill »1 are *ralt fill for * "* nw’l« ar.|ualnl*4 with _* h*v" hail ctm «1 rcu lt. In the HUti-ra are very and flavor o f any medi- ,*7 •»aport.mt, no matter -j? **kr it. The taate and eku*tr e‘ Pccully important k« nt.a,r ton f«cned. All ow h,,o, h»r<t it i« to give Hr child "medicine," even * ta»te i§ partially dia* -.1« U'.nu Dr. M ile »' Lax- « „ however, this difli- I? ovrrconw The »hape of , • tnrir Appear ince and x „***' *• "nee appeal to ? "2 * 'he result that they ’ui objection, chocolate flavor and U ». V ***'*- m» ke 1)r- ■ «or ch,hbeilrU the ide*' Fail« to benefit, ‘ a .,f,urnei|. Aak your *5 c e n t , 25 dn,r* co*u Ban- Ntver ■'»I«« «n bulk. «O'CAL co., Ilkhart, Hid. ■ Stomach Trouble«. "hit», lark ’ >niu(flP|pnt of _______ C R U E L T Y T O A N IM A L S . !.. » 0 . 1 1 » K. 'IOWKK.H, A . I I , J.Ü . uf the M ich.,.„ B .r I X '4< ♦ ~ * * « * <~ * * « * * * * * » « * * .................................................. » ? * an our be r )d *o an angleworm? * iverdriving or overloading horde. an one hr ‘’ nirl to «n oyster? The«« ■ nil Murk-animals arc familiar form, of i|u itlon «eric, / „y ' " r " " V j cruelty end are frequently puniahed. ; • - ffin p l... of Drivlnu aoim.la which are unfit to Thr rural b,uh .rbool I. an Important nluratlon.l etep, (Inly a f,w year. b-v, T n u t 7 T 'ei r.... .. w" rk ** • ' « " cruelty. The cruelty in .« vt h m their may eoneiat of ■ paaiive net of neglect »It" wbrn thr cbllilrrn of the country I effort to pri ve Ot unnecessary «ufferinu na well an active abu.r or mintreat- d l.trlrt. bad finish«' “ The only Baking Powder made I tin rlublb frinir, tu animal«. A . the itulm li.k.n. u ment. The man who left his horse Royal Grape Cream o l Tartar .7 7 ., " ' •” • »Hone to th* jury, hitched to the buggy, standing in thc com plete * r ,, , * * 7 ' " ..... .. r i " * ” r) *» «• competent to wixdla for over twenty-four hours, a i»wrr them without food or water, was held guilty hitch I « " . » of.on wb:it happenetl tu the worm of cruelty. Transportation of animals ecbm.l ».lv.n t.u r« wi re .v«il.|,|4. ■>r the oyilcr, whether it hurt the vic- for like periods of time without food, «ME 7 ' W* tV ubjt I’tton* to ! Hm. why It waR tlur.e. the viewpoint of water or exercise, liss also been held rn.1 , f i i V 7 ,7 " " * ’*t thr l,,e person ra ik in u the declaion, and cruelty. thr eiubtb ur»do handicapped " tr * «Impie rule* of I aw. Some juries have ruled that dehorn the riniti aeriooely, f. or rduratlon j. A recent cane of airnilar nature ha. ing cattle was cruelty, because un rominu to br rmirr ami irurc of « ne. attraeteti public attention anti drawn necessary and unreasonable ; but gen realty. Nor 1« it tlr.irabl^ for chil f .rib nn intcrntlnu opinion from the erally a different view is taken, and if dren of hi uh «rhool aire to leave home, judue. The ra.t arose in New York the act ia customary in the community, for thl. I. « peritai ,,f th«!, |jVN whtl't and involved the question ad to|whether skillfully performed and for proper they need parental counnel and re cruelty to turtle« is cruelty to animala, purposes, no ,‘egal liability attaches. pensions under the new law which ntraint .Imiwt more th •an «t any other Widows Ask Pensions. anti further, whether you ran he cruel Working a dog in a treadmill is not in time 1 he i|ue«tion of ex|MT>«r, alno. Thirty-seven Lane County widows went into effect June lit. The court to a turtle. Sixty-five urecn turtle« itsedf cruelty; but harsh and unreason voter, into th have applied at the county court for has not yet acted upon any of them. children . . . v '. . n ' t ' ' ' " ” ° f “ W,in* ■■»PI*'« f«»nt Cub. on a steamship able treatment of a dog in a treadmill f n “ W" V from hom- ‘ - ‘ th their flippers (icrfvrated and tied waB held criminal. Tbr rur.l high arhool ha» proved to together by means of ropes passing Unnecessary and unreasonable beat " ■ rtion of tb- dilemma. It through the hole«. The turtles were ing is a commonly puniahed form of provide • * r«ll*at arademie «duration placed on their hacks and so allowed to cruelty to animals. Poisoning is also for the rhihiren of the dl.trlrt It remain until the ship reached New cruelty where there is no justification serve», and makes It (aai.lhle st thr ’i vrk City. The captain of the steam for the action. Hacking a pig with an «»m r time fur them to remsin at home. ship was prosecuted under the |ienal axe and permitting it to lie wounded Ibith are Important rnnsKteration». ! hw of New York, the charge being without attention, (muring turpentine The large rlas.es that have gradu* that he had raused these turtles un- on a chicken and setting fire to it, anu ated from the rural high arhool. of nceessary ami unjuatifiable pain and keeping a horse with a badly diseased leg in a pasture in which in order to l.ane county prove that a real need ia suffering while in transit. being fillet). We believe, too, that the The first objection made was that a support life by grazing it was inevit graduate« themselves will prove the turtle is not an animal and ao the act ably put to great pain, have caused value of rur.l high school education, was not covered hy the statute. The criminal convictions. That unjustifiable killing is cruelty ami that they will make the products statute of New York defines an animal One man killed of the city arhoola look to Ihctr laurels. as not including the human race, but has been stated. chickena which had invaded his garden The opportunities for quiet anti rffer- every other living creature. Notwith live «tody that »re presented by Ih cr standing that a turtle is a species of to eat his peas, and for doing so was •mailer school» are great. None of reptile, the court held that a turtle is subject to prosecution for cruelty to animals. The court stated that his the distractions that are fount! in eitie. included in the definition. the .lie of Kugene .re present to turn It was next considered as to whether proper remedy to protect his garden thr attention of the student away from unjustifiable pain was inflicted. On was to impound the chickena until their tbr arrioua huainra. of arqulring an this point the court commented as fol owner made good the loss, or to sue for damages. «duration. The social life is not over lows : The owner of an animal, if cruel to done, nor ia there the temptation to "Hogs have the nose perforated and it, ia as liable as others under most of spend loo murh money. Still more im a ring placed in it; ears of calves are the statutes. One who advises the do portant, thr hoy. and girl» who attend similarly treated; chickena are crowded the rural high arhoola have a certain into freight cars; codfish is taken out ing of a eruel act may be convicted an HISTORY OF THE WORLD TW0-EN-0HE PUZZLE. •mount of physical labor to |ierform of the waters and thrown into barrels as aider and atettor. A man who in Add and subtract according to picture«, etc., and you will then be able to 'every day just enough to sharpen of Ice and sold on the market as ‘ live cited a dog to attack and tear a cow And out the name of the battle that took place Sept 19 and 20. 1863- After their mental faculties. It Is to be cod'; eels have been known to squirm was held guilty. yon have done this find the picture of one o f the soldiers. Prosecutions for cruelty to animals, frnrrd that the pupils of the city high in the frying pan; ami mails, lobsters Answer to last puzzle: Dorr’a rebellion. Picture face on top ot woman's being criminal, are generally instituted schools do not have enough real work and crabs are thrown into boiling bead. and conducted by the public prosecu In tto especially work that entails a water. Irrespective of the devious tor. Any person, noticing an act of “The Shop” W here Good P rinting is Done—The Sentinel. rtrlain amount of responsibility. means that might be adopted to de cruelty that should be redressed, may stroy life before these cruellies are bring the matter to the attention of perpetrated upon them, still no one Real Estate Transfers. the prosecutor, who will then act. I’carl Yancey ct al to Ralph L. Kirk has raised a voice in protest. • * * (Copyright. 1913, by Walter K .Towers.; The Emperor Augustus nearly exter Ixit 7, H ami 9, hlk. 6. I.athnm. f 1. Albert V. Whitney to James 1». dine minated peacocks to regale himself in et ux 1 acre aec. 33, tp. 2<i SK 8 W. Rome with their brains. Today the worhl would hold their death unjustifi » 10 . Henry S. Mi Kihlien et ux to Morns able Then again juries and magis A MrKihbvn et ux I fid acres sec. 27 trates of different localities, race, or Catarrh Germs Must Be Con quered or Health W ill Be education, with varying ideas of taste tp. 3» SR 3 W, »10. Destroyed. Morris A. McKihben et ux to Henry | and cuisine, may hold wisely divergent S. McKibben et ux 1 62 acres sec. 27 ideas as to whether the Improved flavor If you have Catarrh you must van of lobsters boiled sllve makes such tp. 80 SR 3 W. *10. quish an army of persistent, destruc torture ‘justifiable.’ ” Martin H. Anderson to Arthur M. Hums Smith 1 of 19 acres tp. 21 SR The court left the matter to the jury. tive microbes before you can be healthy. t W’ . »10. How would you decide the ease? You might as well choose your wea Martin H. Anderson toSopronia Vin- The protection afforded dumb ani •on N'i of 19 acres tp. 21 SR 3W, »10. mals against needless cruelty rests up pons, declare war and destroy this J. f . Spray et ux to Frank H. Sher on particular statutes as enacted by army of Catarrh germs right now. Booth’s Hyomei. a pleasant germ the legislatures of the various states, man- Tracts tp. 21 SR 3 W. *2000. destroying air breathed over the entire sml not upon any general principle ot John F. Spray et ux to G. F. King membrane will kill Catarrh germs. et ux—Lots 37 and 88 (odar Park, English law, unless the act be done Booth’s Hyomei (pronounce it High- in public and so amount to a nuisance- *1000. o-me) is guaranteed by The Modern rktlurr.an WTIlird to U. H. Willard Thus, just what may be punished as Pharmacy to end Catarrh or money W 1 lot 2. hlk. 5, !>. G. McFarland's cruelty to animals in a particular state A ll men look pleased when they smoke back. It surely is fine for coughs, colds serum) addition to Cottage Grove, Jlo. ,i,.(K.n(|g U| >n the wording of the laws this choice tobacco— for all men like the rich and croup. I f you own a little Hyomei George Farman et al to Nancy Fur- ,,f that state. Criminal statutes hard rubber pocket inhaler get a sepa quality and true, natural flavor o f man NKJ sec. t. tp. 20 SR fi W, *1. «gainst cruelty to animals are virtually rate bottle of Hyomei for only 60 cents. Maggie A. Gilbertson to Marion universal. These laws are generally If you haven’ t an inhaler secure a com Vestrh N* of NWJ of SW'l sec. 26 tp. j 0f similar nature and usually apply to plete outfit for only $1.00. Just 20 SR 4 W »1. all animals other than humans, as does breathe it—no stomach dosing. ” J. I„ Clark et ux to L. W. Riggs, the New York statute. The law does lots 2 blrrk fi 1». G. McFarland’s third 110t. of course, prohibit all acts that addition to Cottage Grove. »1100. 'cause animal* pain or suffering, but Arthur W. Stimers ct ux to Edna I . „ply such as are unjustifiaDle and not Hedrick, part lot l block 10 Long and necessary to the accomplishment of You Are Shown a Way Out. Lantlrsa addition to Cottage Grove, *10. somc lawful purpose. The butcher There can be no reason why any Zola Taylor et vlr to Edna L. Hed- mHy kill the steer he has bought, and Smoked tn pipes by thousands o f men— everywhere rick part lot 3 block 10 Long and ,,ot legally guilty of cruelty since reader of this who suffers the tortures I.amlcss addition to Cottage Grove. *10. hii act is in the accomplishment of a of an aching back, the annoyance of known to cigarette smokers as “ the makings.” to Zola Taylor part of lawful purpoae. But if he slaughters urinary disorders, the paina and dangers W e take unusual pride in Ijg g e tt M yert Duke's l o t '1 block o Long and Landcss aikll- thc steer in a needlessly cruel manner of kidney ills will fail to heed the word Mixture. It is our leading brand of granulated tobacco— and every sack we make is a challenge to all other tobacco h „ to 7« t.sgo Grave. *1". he become, guilty of cruelty to am- of a resident of this locality who has manufacturers. F.very Sc sack of this famous tobacco W H Cooper et ux to A. W. Short- m. „ . Thus butcher who d.amem- found relief. The following ia con contains one and a h a l f ounces of choice granulated ridge Undivided 1 interest in psrt f hered hogs and plunged them into bo.l- vincing proof: Mrs. A. E. Carroll, 302 E. Washing ¡mr water before they were dead, in the tobacco, in every way equal tn thc fart you can bur a* any lots t ami 3. blk. 7. Long and ‘ '■nd-,M proems or slaughtering and dressing ton St., Roseburg, Ore., says: “ Off price, and with each sack you get a book of cigarette addition to Cottage Grove, N ;" 0; Hem. was punished for cruelty to ani nnd on for years I suffered from kidney papers FRF.E. t). J. Gover ct ux to I W. ‘ *1’” ' If vou have not smoked the Duke’s Mixture made by tb* mals.' Further, a needless, wanton complaint and spent my days and ct ux tract In .ection 33 township 20 ¡AffM t 4 Mytrt Tobacco Co. at Durham. N C.. trv it now. killing, even though unaccompanied by nights in misery from paina and other SK 3 W. *4f.0. , I became irri __ to Rny torture, has been punished as disorders resulting. Get a Camera with the Coupon« James Henry McFarland et table and nervous, had dizxy spells and Save the coupons. With them yon can get all sorts of valu 2 *i tp. 20 SR » j “ cruelty,” ‘ h*1 tkouFh thc anin’ * 1 John B ader-Trad sec able presents—articles suitable for jroun^ and there were spots floating before my ! W rs a chicken •Id i men, women, boyaandgirls You II be eyes. I was about giving up hope of Wi F . Stouffer et al to A K. , ocU.fighting is-.uite generally held delighted to see what you cao get free with getting relief when I tried Doan’s Kid within out one cent of coat to you. Get our new W itb ek 5.31 aerea sec. 28 tp. 20 SR „ ^ cruelty to animal. - ney Pills. It was some years ago and illustrated catalog. A t « tp tc ia i o ff me. u>< terms of the o.d.n.ry statute. Re- 3 W, finsi. • _ terms of the o.d.n.ry - wiU n s J it frim during uucmmbrr and since that time I have always used captive | < »'INI I) p, a vs t. n v i — — - fox and ■ permitting it them when kidney trouble has come leasing January only. Your name and address Creswell Cannery Operat.ng. hunted by dogs, who tear and on a postal will bring It to you. on me and they have never once failed The Creswell Creamery ™mn,en! * m„ le U> has been punisheil as a ft Wsu from Ootr'i Mtxturt mm At as to do me good. Doan’s Kidney Pills operation. Tuesday of ^ L a r S criminal act. Shooting captive pigeon, torUtf ist tk last from HORAE SHOE, J T„ are the one remedy that gave me relief TINSLEY'S NATURAL LEAK, GRAN machinery "I, w,,rkt“ ' for sport or'to improve marksmanahip. GER TWIST, contom from POUR and kept me on my feet and I am only ROMS (Kk tin frmblt coupon), PICK _________ K11 , h8S been held to constitute legal cruel- no trouble was experience, id in tv gettinK PLUG CUT. PIEDMONT CIGAR A process man from tb* Ku- Lu- n court>: but other, have too willing4o publicly endorse them. ETTES, CUX CIGARETTES. <M started I believe that Doan's Kidney Pills other Inti or cenpnn i ttnsl At »1. A ' was engaged to oversee 9 J W « ^ lha W0Unded birds gene ennnery are thc beat kidney remedy to be had.” killed and with those shot Premium Dept. the work in making th« were .t once For sale by all dealers. Price 50 for food, the killing was The cannery i* equipi* . q^ ^ oiyV '^ a n h ’ i^rfmoa (S i- We need not remark that cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. berries as f*at na *h,y a run justifiable New York, sole agenta for the United S after canning strawberries a run c|We of the oH .-<»> who ST. LOUIS. MO. | Q In •ii ¿ m i i l . f on .....fof * rt' . a_____________ j .seoinot the clay y States. tfOOnehMrrte* tor * the shootin* 9hoot,nK of of c“ Remember the name—Doan’a—and take no other. - an they ripen and arc r. i failed. A bso lutely P ure Iran M akes delicious home-baked foods of maximum quality at minimum cost Makes home baking« pleasant and profitable WII.I t M I VOl'It r . of i Popular Talks on Law outdoor <)f S y 7 l,0n ■ torpid liver, worry ^ "»«»eating, partaking of .. not "uited to your age t»lt(lJ*r !°n' Correct your haldta . ''»mherlain'a Tableta and ° *M,,i "Knin. For «ale \. ER+A WAR D E C L A R E D Ï " NO REASON FOR IT cr™ - 1« —» ning. A Picture of Contentment
