Cottage Grove sentinel., October 15, 1913, Image 2

Chronic Dyapepaia.
a following uiiaollflltail teal
Id certainly he sulllclunt
anil courage to |>eraoiia i
chronic dyspepsia : " I ha
ironic dyspeptic fnr yaare,
[ilia medicine I have taken,
' befl" in'a Tablets have done in
( (M il than anything elae, " aay
I Malt lami. No. 7 Sherman Ht., II
vlllr. N. Y.
Kor aule by II
Phar limey.
I
DIDN'T WANT TO BE HASTY. GETTING OUT OF THE WOODS.
Ju<*gm«nt C o «*’’ »" « A
A K itia u IMB. »b u bail p b T * i tb«
m l* o f tb* brtip«*-keti buvbaod for a
Duuibvr o f J « « r » oam day met as A | «!
« b » was «ri 11 tut a U»uk
Tbe boo»
■«cut dilated at i*ogtb on tbe toauTy
ao<l I It «-rare luerlt o f tbe boob, bat tbe
K a iiM i uiae told bits be wasn't p ra­
par**] to buy.
B u t" be ««id. There
fat a woman wbo d u e In tbe boose
nett to tb* comer la tbe neat block
wbo I'm aatlafled wants that book
and waota It bad.”
Tbe aces' baatened to tbe bouse and
ma oared aomebow to ret Inside tbe
door In aboot a minute be came oat
on tbe run and In a wild Jump from
tbe porrò tttaeed all tbe front stefw
and lit œ tbe able walk ninnine Tbe
ben peeked bu»hand had been an
tervotad apectator from tbe outatda.
When be saw tbe Kansas man. tbe
■(wit «t■ wd and with some beat aaid:
-Hat. (list woman you reromroeodsd
me to la tbe w on t wildcat I ever a w *
-Sore a boot that are yoaT* asld tbe
K a o « * man.
“Sure? Welt I a boa id any I am aorat"
aaid tbe areni as be rubbed tbe placa
on bis bend that bad been bit with the
braomstir-k
“Sort of rtad to bear yoa «ay ao. amid
tbe Kansas man. “ After twenty-fire
yuan' elperleore with her I'd aboot
come to that conclusion myself, bat I
dkln t want to be hasty aboot formin’
an opinion till I bad tbe Judgment o f
aowte unprejudiced wttneaa.'—Ksnans
City Journal
It You Get Lost O t « l laaa Yawr Head.
hot Fa<io«> T »• «• Rolaa.
A nu.tributor to the Woman'a Home
Conifwnloo tell* aa foilowa bow yoo
oiai ood yoar way out o f tbe woods If
you yet <»t:
“ If you dfas-orer that you are loat in
the woods ait down and think calmly
back oree tbe mad )wu b a r« traveled,
tryina to decide s here tbe camp abooid
tie Then. If you hate your compose
and It seems to agree wttb yoar Jadg
me«it. rti*k faithfully to that dlrw>
Uon Ereo If you are wmng tn yoar
decision It Is better to keep on tn one
direction, because you may fall tn with
aonie stream and cun follow K to a
human hsbttaDoo
“ It you bare no rotnpaaa tbe MB Is
an excellent guide during tbe day
Should tbe aky be or err art. place tbe
point of roar knife blade on tbe cod
of yoar thumb, turn slowly until tbe
full shadow of tbe blade obarurre tbe
nail, and you bar# dtacoeered where
tbe suu ta
“T o [Cerent getting Into tbe circle
ha Sit break off branch«* o f tbe bosbea
you p a » Start a fire tf your match
safe Is with you—aa It should be Re
member that a fire piled up with damp
wood makes a dense smoke and quick
ly attracts attention. Tw o fir«* going
at oive. one a little re mo red from tbe
other, constitute a well kDown signal
of distress among woodsmen The fir
Ing of three shot* In mcceaaton—two at
first, then a panne, then tbe third shot
—ta another recognized signal tf yon
happen to hare a gun.''
REGAINING CASTE.
DID YOU EVER EAT POI?
H«n«a Ha W h
PlM M d ta Mav* H I«
Ordaata Native« af India Will F sea ta M a rt» You Wouldn't Caro to tho Way
Ba Claanaad.
Thay Do It In Hawaii.
It la aatonlshlng tb* belief natives tn
Pol ta the us Dona l dish of the Ha­
southern India have In their “ caste” waiian*. and a pot supper la an event
and what they will do to regain It tf
■>ng to be remembered by foreigners
lost A certain day tn tbe year la aet admitted to participation therein Pol
aside for tbe ceremony o f regaining
i* made from taro, a big. coarse, dark
skinned vegetable grown under water,
An indenture «boat twenty feet square fhe «tie and shape of a large sweet po­
la feo’-ed off. and In this togs o f wood
tato the tan. I* pounded until It be-
are ha rot. the ashes of which are kept
crHties a coarse, moist mass and la
red hot by continual fanning.
then left to ferment
Tboae going through tbe ceremoay
When pol 1« »erred each roert bathe«
have to wash themselves In tbe river
aod dne* the right band and then pro­
aboot a mile away: then, wttb strings
ceed* to dip tbe Index finger of that
o f Sowers hanging round their necks,
hand Into the dm «
There la quite a
they run to the I nok.au re By tbe time
kna'-k in the operation, aod It la always
they reach it the red bo* ashea have
ne. c«*art to Inrtrucf the novice that
been raked all over tbe Boor and tbe
there Is absolutely no need to move his
Idol of whatever caste they belong to
arm. hat «Imply tbe wrist.
has been placed on a platform at one
Ooe removes hi* finger at the same
end
j
time that dts neighbor does On the
In rush tbe “cartel««».” barefooted,
finger of the skilful operator there will
with oat the allchteet hesitation, and
he a pear »haled ball of pot. but tbe
daiy-e round and round on the red hot
clumsy one’s linger* will «Imply be
a sb o until they drop from e i ha nation
thinly veneered with the autwtance
and are dragged oat by fbrtr friends
Then. If the stranger ask what was
Before going through this painful rare
tbe matter with his movement, he will
monv o f regaining “ carte" a man la
be told that he held hi« finger too
first auppoeed to fart for at least three
rtn lrh t He tnurt .-rook It a little and
day«.—Pearson's Weekly.
tarn hi* hand not too fart, with a wrlat
movement o o iy -H a rp e r's Weekly.
The Hanging Judga.
When Lord Norbury. “ tbe banging
Woman’s W A
judge.” as be was called la Ireland,
An emperor of Hennany besieged a
was sentencing a man to death for
city which belonged to one o f his rebel
stealing a watch be said:
After tbe siege bad
“ Mr good fellow, you made a grasp lion* noblemen
lasted
for
a
King
time
ibe emperor de­
at time and mugbt eternity.“
Nothing seemed to please Lord Nor. termined to take it by storm aod to de­
bury more than tbe continual uproar In stroy all ft coutaioed by flreaDd sword
He did not. however, wish to Injure
coart <• restwl by bis inins
“ What 1» .roar occupation, my honest Ibe defenseless women Therefore be
sent s proclamation Into the town say­
man V be asked a witness
“ Please, yoar lordship, I keep a ing that all tbe women might leave tbe
place unhurt and carry with them
racket coart."
whatever they held most precious. Tbe
“No do I." said the judge
When I » r d Norbury was being bur­ ubhlemuo's w ife instantly decided to
led tbe grave was so deep that the take her bustsind. and the other wo-
mpe* bv which the undertaker w o« leb
ting down the coffin didn't reach to the
bottom The coffin waa loft banging
midway while somebody went for new
rope»
“ Aye." cried one In the crowd, "give
him rope enough: don't stint him. He
waa tbe boy that never grudged rope to
a poor body.“
Remarkable Dags.
A German cobbler and his w ife had
two dogs, a St Bernard six months old
and a fox terrier three years old. A
friend ’ -ailing ooe day said to the cob­
bler. "Those are two fine doga yoo
have.”
“ Yea.” replied the cobbler, “ and de
funny part o f It la dat de bigg eat dog
la de ttttleat one.”
His w ife then spoke up and ex­
plained:
“ You must mine husband egacuae
He «tlpeaka out very good English He
ineaus tbe oldest dog Is de youngeet
on« “ —CbW-ago Record-HerakL
Fielding’s Turning Paint.
England's cenaontblp o f the drama
rauaed Fielding to turn from play-
writing to novel writing.
Fielding
began bis literary career aa a dramat­
ist. and by Ida political satires brought
about tbe establishment o f the censor
ablp In 1737. tbe bill being Introduced
by Walpole, ooe of Fielding's victims.
With play writing thus barred to him.
be turned bla attention to the novel.
followe0 her
They * * ja
frum lht* , |tT **te In a long pro-
ceiudon. each one with her husband on
her shoulder». The emperor waa to
much struck with the noble ootiduet of
the women that he «pared alL Even
tbe city Itaelf waa left untouched.
Of Course.
A New York dramatic writer tells of
an actress of great popularity wbo la
Just beginning to be obsessed with tbe
notion that tbe public holds her to be
older than she really la
Tbe writer was assigned to Inter­
view thla player He wished to obtain
her view« with reference to the state
of the drama, a topic whereon the act-
rem did not seem particularly anxious
to dew-ant
“ It doe» not seem to me." gently sug­
gested tbe Interviewer with a smile,
“that I am really ascertaining yoar
opinion. Yoa oagbt to be frank, since
yoar eyes are gray and” -
“ I’ rematurely ao. my dear boy. pre­
maturely ao.” the actress hastened to
assure him.—Judge
D e lic io u s S u p p e r D ish .
Kor Swiss eggs, a delldoua supper
dish, spread tbe bottom of a baking
dlsb with two ounces of hotter. Cov-
er this with thin »lice* o f American
cheese.
Place four egg» over the
cheese, taking care that the yolks are
not broken. Season with pepper and
salt, pour around the eggs two table-
■poonfula of rich cream and cover the
Cutting It Short.
top with grated cheese. Bake It for
Tourist ’exas|>erated at not being ten minutes, garnish with parsley and
able tn get a satisfactory anawen — serve with fingers of dried toast
But hang It all. man. you aureiy mart
khow h « » far It I» to tbe station Is tt
To Her Credit.
three miles? Road Mender—N-no, i o r,
Miss Lrtgg»- Yea. lie »aid you didn't
it ain't ao far as tbat-not If yoo Hrry. «how yoor age
Misa Pa «sa y -T h e
— London Taller.
Wien! The Impudence of Dim! Miss
Ihgsr* Why. I’d call that a compli­
R ah . R a h , In G e rm a n y .
ment
It simply prove» Dow skillful
Theatre official (tu »tudentai— You you've iieen In con’ eallng t t —Philadel­
are uot allowed to Join In the ’-boms, phia Presa.
gentlemen
Hrudenta-Don’t you wor
ry
We «re «Inging something quite
Their Hopes.
different -Fliegen de Blatter
Horte»* Oh. 1 hope your dog won’t
Wo Into the kitchen Tbe flab fur baby's
His Définition.
dinner ia no the table
“ Whai la your idea of high finança?"
Caller—I hope not. indeed
He Isn't
“ it la a ar bool o f Oc tino " rep; led Mr. aliowei| to have fish.—Loodun Punch
Duatin Htat. “In which mathematica
takaa the place o f language."— Wtafc-
Grief m ike« ooe hour ten -tfbik#»
tngtoo «tar
A Gold Mine May be Found
in Milapoo Park
\
1
mis crìi
imbibi
1. u IIARMKLI.. Fruii
Wll.l. IM) YOUH
DKA1ING und MOVI*
Wb
»romptly anil HHlisfurtoi
Phey huveevery facility
lamiling h II c I umhcm of got
(ml «imply Holicit a ti
peed llarn and Fire I*r
vault in Connection,
kinds ol Hauling & I’lunu M
But whether it is or not you are money ahead by buying a
choice lot in this choice addition. Y ou get your money s
worth and it you buy on the easy payment plan you put away
money that you never miss and might hav e squandered other­
wise. See the new houses going up. It looks like, a new
city was being started.
sic No. 7J
tolloijc
k Help to*Httckm:hr uml
mutism.
»• man or woman who want
from liarkarho and rheun
Will Inul It III Foley K imlcy
r act so quickly itiwl with aui
t that weak, inactive koine
J keep the blood flfiin an
Impurities, ure toned u
igthened lo
healthy
v
tJaatfnn. (*CMsl results follow th<
iplly.
Kor sale l.y all
.'where.
W. B. COOPER :: Cottage Grove, Ore. 1
g Frum the S la t* C »w r i«U w i' held
♦ I l i b a t ori this « i r k
\A .»inca.!ay
LONDON BOOTBLACKS.
at
at
♦
7'JU, mid-week meeting.
SOCIETY
S t»««t Cornara K n . Th«m Early In
♦
♦
tn« Eightaanth C«"tury.
• ♦ « « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a
PR E SB YTE R IA N CHURCH
Liquid bla* king, »»e h as Is now used.
R M. Hroadbuoka. I’ a*lor.
Members o f the O. K S. »e r e moat
wa> invented early In the nineteenth
Servire« next Sur.lay both morning
century Previously various mixtures pleasantly lorprised when, after their
r
Were used
There are many allusions In eight­
eenth century litevnture to shoeblacks
and blackiug In the I»n<loo World of
Jau ill. IT.»!. Edward Moore, describ­
ing (he miseries of an author, says that
be would rather have start«*] to life as
a »tenrhlack bad he hut had the money
to buy or credit to procure “ a stool,
brush and blackball.“
An old kind of blacking consisted of
Ivory black, very n a r * moist sugar
*u«1 water, with a little vinegar,
A
mixture of w hate Oil and snot was used
In Cray's time Tbe author of “T r i­
via ' has *eveml allusion* to tbe “ black
youth" wbo stood at atreet ’•oroef*
then as t*>w:
Hara' Tb« boy calls lb«a to bis destin'd
■land.
And (he «bo* shines beneath his oily band
Ikefne make» bis Colonel Jack de-
acrit*- himself when a boy as a dirty
vagabond, “ like a 'Black your shoes
your honor? a Is-ggar boy. a black
guard boy or what you please, despb-a
ble and miserable lo tbe last degree ”
Here Is another quotation from 'Trt-
vla" f 1 ? 1 S?i:
Mis treble vole* resounds aloaa the mew«
Arid Whitehall echoes. *Oe»n your hon­
or’« shoes’“
— London Note* aod (JUeTlea.
business meeting Knday evening ( ! • ,
enjoyed a clever game in which they all
vied with Mother Goooe in making
rhyme«, and were then treated to re­
freshments, the chief feature of which
wat tigs, both black and white, fresh,
dried and preserved which were tent
to tbe chapter by Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Adams, former members who now
have charge of a large fig orchard in
I California. Aa a souvenir each o f the
member» present waa presented one of
tbe pretty dark gloaay tig leaves.
Mrs. W. A. Hemenway had in a
number of friends Saturday afternoon
for the pleasure of Mr* Frank D.
Wheeler, who waa completely surprised
when thej other guests dropped in.
The afternoon was spent in conversa­
tion. broken by a clever reading by
Mrs. Hemenway who served in a de­
lightfully informal fashion at the rloae
of the afternoon. Those « U shared
Mrs. Hemenway’a hospitality with
Mr«. Wheeler were Meadame* N. E.
Compton. C. H. Burkholder, W. H.
Abram*. H. A. Miller, B. R. Job. J. C.
Johnson, C. C. Cruson and G. M.
Hall.
ami evening. M in in g worship at 11.
evening worship at7.SU; bible school
at 111.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7 3U.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the home
of Mr*. Job Wednesday at 2.9).
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
M. Howard Fagan, Pa*U>r.
Service* next Sundae aa fallows
9:45 a. m . bible school; 11 a. m .
communion and preaching, solo by
Mr*. Kagan; 6:9) p m., Christian
Endeavor . 7 JVJ p m , aong service and
preaching, iprcial music. a< rmoit. "The
Devil's I.i«." A hearty welcome to all.
METHODIST EPISCO PAL
Horace N. Aldrich. Pastor.
Services for next Sunday: Sunday
School at It) a. m . J. I. Jones, superin­
tendent; Kpworth league devotional
service. 6:90 p.
Jackson Godard
president; service« by the paatur. 11 a.
m. and 7 J3t) p. m. ; morning theme.
"T h e Prime o f L i f e " ; evening sub­
ject. "T h e Higher Optimism. "
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
^Official Publication.)
The Miaaes Lola and Maybelle Wil­
Oct. 13. Council met in regular
son entertained the teachers and o iler
It W a s In v a n ta d by H a r o o f A lo « a n d r ia
friends Wednesday evening.
Game* teas ion.
A b o u t 125 B. C.
Bid« for the construction o f a sewer
were played after which refreshment*
Hero o f Alexandria labout 125 B. C.i
on blocks 8, 9, and lo, McFarland's
were served.
was an Ingenious Inventor o f mechan­
addition were opened and read as fol­
ical toys tn bis works. "Pneumatic«''
Miss Lillian Lewis waa the guest of
low* : J. A. Elledge, S149H.56; Taylor
aDd "Automata.'' be dew-rib«» sum* ho.ior at a dinner served Sunday by
&
Higgins, $704.50. Tbe sewer com­
hundred small machines that he prob­ Mr». L. F. Orpurd in honor of the
mittee recommended the adoption of
ably never carried beyond tbe “ model"
guest '»fifteen th birthday anniversary.
the bid of Taylor & Higgins.
On
stage
motion the same waa adopted. The
These included a steam engine and a
double forcing pump to be used aa a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
city recorder waa instructed to prepare
♦
♦
fire engine
a contract for the same.
CHURCH NEWS
Hero was also tbe Inventor o f the
The mayor made the following ap­
antiunatlc delivery, or penny in tbe slot
pointments to the library board: Mr».
machine
He describes “ a sacrificial ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
C. P. Jones to fill the unexpired term
ves*el which flow* only when money
Service« at the Christian Science of Mra. H. J. Shinn. A. B. Wood to
Is Introduced “
Hall every Sunday at 11 and Wednea
succeed R. M. Veatch, and Mra. 11.
When tbe coin la dropped through
day evening at 7:30. A ll are welcome. A. Miller, to succeed herself.
fin
tbe silt It falls on one end o f a ha I
aii’ -ed horizontal lever, which being
motion the appointments were apnfoved
FREE METHODIST.
depressed opens a valve suspended
by the council.
Service« Sunday at 3 p. m. and 7:30
from a chain at tbe other end. and the
On motion the city engineer waa in­
p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at
water begins to flow.
structed
to make an investigation of
When the lever has been depressed 7 9 ) p. m.
what waa needed to improve East Main
to a certain angle tbe coin falls off and
BAPTIST CHURCH
, Street.
The street committee was
the valve, being weighted, returns to
Cor. Eleventh and Adams Sta.
empowered to have the same repaired
Its seat and cuts off the supply. Tbe
C. M. Cobb, Pastor.
without further order*.
mechanism la practically identical
Next Sunday : services both morning
The city recorder waa instructed to
with the present system — Baltimore
Suh.
and evening will be given to "Echoes purchase from the Knott-Joa«elyn Co.,
FIRST SLOT MACHINE.
I
A Peer and His Patent.
A fter It U once issued the patent for
tiie creation o f a new [leerage cannot
t>e altered. Otherwise Ixird Gl*rawly
would be written Lord Gleuawley. aa
Geniwly was written by a clerk In
mistake for this word. Another lo-
teresting ease o f a similar nature la
(hat of Charles Pawlet. afterward
third Duke o f Boltou. wbo died lo
1 ” ’d
In 1717. while bis father, tbe
second duke, was still alive. Pawlet
wa« made a peer aa Lord Pawlet o f
Basing, although the Intention o f the
king and bis adviser* waa to summon i
him to the bouse o f lords under ooe o f
hi* father's junior titles-th at o f Baron
8L John o f Baaing.
However, tbe '
writ of summons bad heeo made out
to Ixird Pawlet o f Baaing, and Pawlet
bore this title until be became Duke o f
Bolton In 1722.— Westminster Gazette
Grange to Discuss Measures.
The lecture hour of the grange
ing Saturday will be devoted to
cussion of the measures to be
upon at the November eleetion.
general public ia invited to take
The lecture hour is at 3 p. m.
meet­
a dis­
voted
The
part.
i
Finally Reco
an automatic fire alarm ayatam.
Nervous Breokdo'
lofore recommended.
I
im
poverished
narva* »Saatroy
On motion the balance of
,lc brlore thtir time
O lte
hark on W I. Hul b ell', dam
• 0» g * 1 4 , u,frr, r realize* wh»'
waa declared forfeited.
trouble ia, he is an the verge
On n >.ti I the city donated ( complete nervo»» breakdown
toward* making passable for the
utrno»« importance to
r ntrveua ayatem in good
tar Pacific Highway from the a
n, aa the nervee arc the a
limila to the north lina of where t( u>
all bodily power.
Mra.
na. an Mechanic St., Pi
formerly improvad. The donata»* a
o., aay a:
turned over to the city engineer
For many yeara I auffared
Adjourned to meet October 2D
oua proatration; I waa u
J. E. YO U N G .fC lly Karorlw M do any house work and d>
d to help me
Krmrd
from druggists did n<
a particle oI good
A ncii
|||d my husband about
UNE MOST PROGRESSIV £■
IN ROAD CONSTRUCTION
D r. M ile *’ N e rv in e
l.an* county has taken the I*a4tj •nd he procured a bottle Aft«
the good roaiia movement .In lirt(a| ftrat (rw dosca I showed a m
Improvement and alter taking
This ia tbe atalement o f T. J. PaUr hot lira I wa» entirely cured, i
son, repre*rntlng Beal A < onq-aajJj
perfectly well for yean
Portiand, in Eugene recently. i c a n n o t prsuc Dr. Mile* Ne
Iteal «eil« ruad machmery and fulbai too h i g h l y "
. J ( you are troubled with In
Ihr gu*J rnada movement rarefully. 1 «(p etite, poor digertton, weal
"Lane county ia building more i« j ¡•ability to sleep, if you are
proved ruad« than any other roontj 41 ^K irral run down condition
Oregon," he aaul, "allhough Klaraacl IMidde to bear your part o
dlll> grind of life, you need i
county haa grsded murr rowdt. and : thing to ktrrngtlien your m
is a tiwa up between Lane and lllli ÿ ç „ ,„.,y ,„,t realise what ia the
mook counties for the actual nuMbe tar with you. hut that I« no r
why you «houli! Jclay trcatnn
of mile* of macadam laid.
“ But I .an* county will h a v e lo U f
D r. M iles’ N e rv in e
<~oinpetition," ha said added.
if > h «t proven it* value in nervou
keeps ahead next year, fur many olka order* for thirty year*, and r
counties are planning to build («a. a trial, no matter how many
rcilicd io have lailrd to brl|> )
road*. A noticeable tendency Is Ik*
S o ld b y all d ru g y lrta
I f G rit
of planning to oil the roads Tillamoa f a l l « to b *n *S t y o u r m o n ey It rot
Washington am] Columbia count* M IL K S M E D IC A L C O ., K lk h o rt
each ordered an oiler In the u*
week, ami a number o f other count»«
including Polk, Yamhill and l^na J
A Marvelous Escape.
contemplating the purchase of ru|
/•My little boy had a marvel
oiling machines."
cape." writes P. F. Baatiamauf
Albert, Cape o f G imm I I I o | mv "
Calling carda The Sentinel.
cuffed in the middle of the nigh
g o l a very severe attack o f crou
luck would have it. I had a lari
II# of Chamberlain's Cough Kein
U m house. A fter following the
Ü M » for an hour and twenty n
h# ‘wa* through all danger. " F
liana” ■<'a Pharmacy.
; Butter Wraps I
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CO TTAG E GROVE.
OREGON
Tower’s Fish Bra
R e fle x Slickei
1ST THE COAT FOR DRIV
WHEN IT RAINS
fs rs any storm in it and you'll return " t
l b o n «".
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would hardly hesitate to spend the
m oney, would you?
A new s item in this issue tells of a
family that had probably never heard
of this city, certainly had no idea of
ev er locating here, who will soon
becom e permanent residents of a country w h,c h as yet they have never seen
It all cam e about through picking up a stray copy of T h e Sentinel
on a tram while
returning East from a visit to another section of the W est.'
Another familv moved into C ottage G ro v e last w eek because they could not resist
the pulling influence of the w eekly visits of T h e Sentinel. T h e ¿ *n t.n e l know s of
a half dozen others that have com e the same way.
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he first issue may do the business. It’s worth w hile trying.
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