Cottage Grove sentinel., April 01, 1914, Image 3

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THE BEAN
SPRAY PUMP
Its best guarantee is that it
has been used for many
years and has given satis­
faction.
KNOWLES & GRABER
AGENTS
Miiny familitm huv<- I mm - ii brought to tIn* I'ottagi* (Irovr country
through reading The Sentinel.
A aubacription to aome KanD-rn
tr end I n a good inveatnient for you.
STER LIN G
FEED
CO.
damn It out o f band. I'aqueutinnaMy
an improvement ou the preaent law
would be to make talea come due the
flrat o f Juue Inatead o f the flrat of
April. Then it might be provided that
tboae who wiahad to pay half at that
time aud the other half ou tha flrat of
December could have the eiteueion ou
the laet half o f their talee by paying
three per «eut intereat on that half for
the privilege. And if none o f the tax
wae paid on time in June, let there be
mu intereat charge o f one per cent a
month aa now, for each month the pay
meut might be deluyed, with an added
penalty o f live per cent in eaae the tax
I« not puid by December let.
Hut don’t talk about going buck to
the old ayatem. No oue except those
who profit by the neeeeaitiee and hard
•hipe of the taxpayer* ought to favor
that.
Corroboration
OF IN T E R E S T TO COTTAGE QROVE
READERS
D. S T E R L I N G , MANAG ER
For month* Cottage drove citizen*
have *een in thean column* enthuxiuatic
Wheat, Oat*, (¡rain, Hay,
FLOIIK—Hard Wheat Brands:
prater o f Itoan ’a Kidney Fills by Cot­
Mill Kt?ed — Short*. Bran,
Olympic and Pure White
tage (trove resident*. Would these pro­
Vetch Seed, Chopped Oat*,
Every Hack Guaranteed.
minent people recommend a remedy that
Oil Meal. (>ra*a Seed—all
had not |>roven reliablef
Would they
kind* constantly on hand.
eonflrm their statement* after year* had
HOUR— Soft Wheat Brand:
elapsed if perMinal experience bad not
Poultry Feeds and Supplie*.
White Star.
shown the remedy to be worthy of en
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P H O N E 1711
------------------------------------ :: dorsement f
The following statement
should carry conviction to the mind of
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< ► every Cottage Grove render.
Mrs. Kiln liisbey, t.'ilt Grant Ave.,
Cottage Grove, Ore., says: “ A ll I ever
O f eourae the preaent law makea it said praising Doan's Kidney Fills in
much rnaier for farmera nnd othera who previous statements, still bolds good.
are annually apring poor, by putting olf I have great faith in tn>* remedy and
the aaaeaament o f a heavy penalty until •loo ‘t hesitate to recommend it. Doan ’•
Heptemb.-.-.
Meanwhile the intereat Kidney Fills gave me relief from kid
Kditoriul in t'oquille Hnntim-I:
charge ia ateadily piling up at the rate ney trouble. Another o f my family was
We I**»rn from The Coring)- Grove
o f one per cent a month; but that it ia u I m > greatly benefited by them.’ ’
Henttnel thnt lb « U n « County Pomona
Friee 50c, at all dealers.
D on’t
vaatly rnaier to pay when money geta
(¿rangi- bnn been |>uuing resolutions in
to coming in freely in the aummer than simply ask for a kidney remedy— get
favor o f a return to the old way of rol
it ia to make a loan when the farmer Doan ’» Kidney P ill»— the same that
let-ting ta*«-a, under whirb tb«y coubl
Mrs. liisbey had. Foster Milburn Co.,
hna nothing to Ball.
l»> paid in two <-<|ual Nemi-inalallraent*.
Props.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
apl-8
Indeed, to go back to the old ayatem,
It ia nlao stated, bnwrvrr, that tb«r«
with
its
heavy
penalty
for
failure
to
there ia no desire to go hark to the
Other Tax Levies High.
three per cent rebate ayatem. Having pay by the flrat o f April would cauae
Mpeaking of high taxes and o f the
far
more
hardship
than
the
provision
had a talk one day lately with l>eputy
complaints made by many people in
Hheriff Clyde E. Cage, r ho auggeated that half rould go over until October
Kugene because o f 37% mill levy in
to the atate tax ronmiiaaion the plan would relieve.
this city, George K. Monroe, Kighth
Mr. Onge‘a objection to' dividiug the
whirb they worked over iut the new
avenue furniture dealer, states that he
tax law, we feel like taking iaaue with tax paying period into two, three or
has received a letter from his brother,
the grangera on thia question.
Mr. four, as ia advocated by the grange, ia
J. B. Monroe, at Cadott, Wisconsin, in
(lage'a propoaition waa to hava the that it would greatly increase the rost
which he states that the etty o f Chip
To mnke out four
y e a r’a tnxea eome due in July, when o f tax eollection.
|>ewa Falla, 12 miles from his home
fnrtncra and buaineaa men have more receipts where one ia made out now —
town and rontaiaing between . 10,000 and
money than they do in Mnrrh, or on the or even for half the total number of
-40,000 population, has a total levy o f
first o f April. lie characterized the old payments would mean the employment
over 40 m ilk and that Cadott has a levy
Inw which rlapped on n big penalty o f a largely increased forrr in the tax
o f 37 mills. These cities are in an old
early in April, aa a law in thr internet collection department and for a much
settled country, in a state which deriven
of money lender* na it drove m i many longer period.
large revenues from franchises, but it
Hut the division o f taxpaying into
men to Inirrow itt the very time when
seems that taxes are about as high
they nnturully nnd nerraanrily hud leaa two |ierioda ia ao great a convenience
there as in the west, where tb* country
rendy ruah than at any other time o f nnd eases up the burden to auch an ex
is growing and new cities need many
tent that we are not diapoat-d to con
the year.
improvements.
Mr. Monroe says the tax levies in
cities in that state range about tbe
same aa at Chippewa and Cadott, where
ever there is any attempt at all to im
prove the appearance o f the cities by
laying pavement, building sewers, erect-
ing good school houses and making
other necessary public improvements.—
Kugene Register.
The Hentinel hat noticed a tax levy
o f over *0 mills in a long established
Minnesota town.
t A LL C I T Y O R D E R S
D E L IV E R E D ::
COQUILLE PAPER OBJECTS
TO GRANGE PLAN
k
THE MONEY YOU SPEND
for H & H and Pride
of
O regon
Flour
IS
Mad ford to Hava Two Canneries.
Medford merebanta have decided that
the Rogue River Valley ran support two
canneries.
The R. I>. Hoke cannery-
will first be established, as it ia more
uenrly financed. The site nnd building
have been donated by the Rogue la n d «
Company, the city hna agreed to supply
free water for two years and the re­
quired $4000 has been nearly subscribed.
It is also planned to move the Hagley
No other paper give* you more than one-half a* much neWs cannery to Medford from Talent as
soon as the new capitalization ia e f­
of tin* Cottagi* Grove country a« does The Sentinel.
fected.
circulated at H om e
COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS ;
W here all the good people
are going—
W h en you go you want to go w here all the good
people go. H e re ’s a sure rule to follow that will land
you there. G et a lot in Mamtou Park Addition (along
North Ninth Street), build you a comfortable home,
associate with the other good people that are there, keep
your temper from getting away with you by doing away
with landlord troubles, keep your disposition sweet with
your pleasant surroundings and good neighbors, and
you need not w orry about your future life. These lots
» are selling rapidly to the very best people. Tw enty
lots have sold since w e took the agency, and the rest |
are likely to go rapidly. Four residences now being
constructed. Better see us before the choice selections
are snapped up.
IV E A T C H
Real Estate
i
&
SPEN C ER
Insurance
Collections
AGENTS FOR A. L. WOODARD
A ll the news o f the C ottage G ro r»
country la published in The Sentinel.
H a lf o f It la published In no other
paper.
SERIOUS CATARRH
YIELDS TO HYOMEI
TO O B R E A TH E IT.
Be wise in time and use Hyomei at
the first aymtoma o f catarrh, such as
frequent bead colds, constant sniffling,
raising o f mucus, or droppings in the
throat. Do not let the disease become
deep seated nnd you are in danger o f a
serious i f not fatal ailment.
There ia no other treatment for
catarra, head colds, etc., like the Hyo-
inei method, none just ns good, so easy
nnd pleasant to use, or that gives such
quick, sure nnd lasting relief.
You
brenthe it— no stomach dosing.
The
Modern Pharmacy will refund your
money If you are not benefited.
Try Hyomei at once and^see how
quickly it rlears the head, atops the
sniffling, and banishes catarrh. Hyomei
helps you to enjoy good health.
All
druggists sell it. Ask for the complete
outfit— $1.00.
Aprl-8
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"The Silver Horde,“ Etc.
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Brot harm.
‘*1 did more. I broke with Alfa rex
because o f what bis sou did to you. I
Juggled tbe polltb-s of this country, I
threw Dim over and took Gararel—
G unnel! My God. wliut a mockery!
Hut I won't let you—1 won't let tbat
girl spoil my work. I fostered tbls
quarrel Itetweeu Jolaou and the super­
intendent. Mud I've mted Runnels to
breitk trnll for y«iu. Why? A*k your­
self why! Oh. Kirk." she cried, "you
mustn't marry that girl!
I'll make
you a great man!"
‘‘ You Heeiii to forget Cortlandt.” be
said dully.
Hbe gave a acornful laugh. "You
needn't bring Stephen In He doesn't
count. I doubt If he'd even care.”
" I ’ m not going to llateu to you." be
cried. "I xuppoHe I've been a fool, but
tbk must end right here."
"You can't marry tbat girl.” »he re-
Iteruted. hysterically.
She was halt
nobbing again, but not with tbe weak
nena o f a woman: her grief waa more
like tlwt o f n deiqniliiiig man
"F o r heaven's wake, pull yourself to­
gether." said Ivlrk
"You have ser­
vants I —I don’t know what to aay. I
want to get out. I want to think It
over
I'm -dreadfully sorry. That’s
all I can meni to think about now."
l ie turned and went hltudly to the
door, leaving her without a look be­
hind
When he had gone she drew off bet
riding gloves, removed her hat and
dru|>p«>d them both u|>on tbe nearest
chair, then crept wearily up the stair»
to tier room.
A moment later tbe latticed wooden
blinds at tbe end o f the parlor swung
open, and through the front window
stepped Stephen Cortlandt.
Behind
him waa a hammock swung In tbe
molest part o f the hek-ony. Tbe pupils
o f his eye«, ordinarily so dend and
expressionless. were distended like
thoMe o f s mini under the Influence of
a drug or suffering from a violent Head­
ache. He listened attentively for an
InstanL hi* bead on one side, then,
heating foot*te|m approaching from the
rear o f the house, he strolled Into tbe
ball.
A maid appeared with a tray, a glass
and a bottle. ” 1 could not find the
medicine," she said, "but I brought you
some nls'inthe.
It will deaden the
pain. Mr."
He thanked her and with shaking
fingers poured tbe glass full, then
drank It off like ao much water
"Y ou 're not going out again In the
heat, a l r f
“ Yea. Tell Mrs. Cortlandt that I am
dining at tbe University club.”
Kirk never (»issed a more unpleasant
night than the one which followed. In
the morulng he went straight to Run­
nels with the statement that he could
take no part In the little testimonial
they had Intended to give Cortlandt.
“ Hut It's t<s> late now to back out
I saw hint at the University club last
evening nnd fixed the date for Satur­
day n ig h t"
"D id you tell him I was in the af­
fair?"
"Certainly. I said It was your Idea.
It affe«ted him deeply too I ueversaw
a chap so moved over a little tblug."
Kirk thought quickly. Ferhaps Edith
had spoken rashly In her excitement
and her husband did not know her
feelings after all.
Perhaps he only
suspected In that case It would never
do to withdraw. It would seem like a
confession o f gu ilt
“ I f he has accepted that ends I t I
suppose." he said finally.
“ What has happened?" Runnels wae
watching him sharply.
“ Nothing.
I merely wish I hadn’t
entered Into the arrangement that’e
all. I’ve ordered a watch for him. too,
and It'e being eugrnved. I wanted to
give him something to show my own
personal gratitude for what he and his
w ife have done for me. Lord! It took
a month's salary. I know It’s a Jay
present but there's nothing decent In
these shops."
"lMX>k here! I've wanted to aay
something to you for aome time,
though It's deuced hard to speak o f
such things. Steve Cortlandt baa put
us where we are
You understand,
when 1 "Peak o f him I Include hts w ife
too
Well. I like him. Kirk, and I'd
hate to aee him mnde unhappy. I f a
chap loves a married woman he ought
to be man enough to forget It. Rotten
way to express myself, o f course” —
Kirk looked the speaker squarely In
the eyes as he answered: " I haven't
the least Interest In any married man’s
affairs, never have had. In fa c t I’ m
In love with Gertrudls Oaravel. and
I’ m engaged to marry her.”
T h e d e v t ir
"It's a fact. I didn't know until last
night that I'd been accepted.”
'T h en Juat forget what 1 said. I
waa going north on a south bound
track—I mn ahead o f orders. I really
da congratulate sec, uld man
Mia?
Gnravel Is well. I won’t try to do her
Justice I had no Idea.
Pleaee pur-
don m e "
"Certainly. Now that It'e settled I'm
not going to let any grass grow under
my feet '■
"W hy. say! Oaravel la to be tbe
next president! Jove, yon’re lucky!
Cortlandt told me last night tbat tbe
old fellow's candidacy was to be aa-
nouiH ed Saturday nlgbt at tbe big
ball. That's bow he csuie to sccspt
our Invitation
He said his work
would i-e over by then. SDd he’d be
glad to Join us after tbe dance. Well,
well! Your future w ife and father-in-
law are to he bin guests tbat nlgbt, I
»Upfsrne you know.”
'Th en they have patched up a trace
with Alfarez? I'm glad to b e«r that."
"It's nil settled. I believe. This dance
Is a big special event. Tbe American
minister and tbe various diplomatic
gang* « i l l tie there, besides tbe promi­
nent Hfcinwh people It’s precisely tbe
moment to launch the Oaravel boom.
Hid > ortlandt Intend* io do I t
After
tl‘a over our little crowd will have sap­
per and thank him for what be baa
done for ua. Your promotion came just
in time, didn't It? Talk about lack!
We ought to bear from Washington
la-fore Saturday and know tbat our
Jotai are cinched. Tbls uncertainty la
fierce for me. You know, I have a
w ife and kid, and It means a lo t
When you give Cortlandt that watch
you'll have to present him with a lov­
ing cup from the rent of us. I think
It'a coining to him, don't you?”
" I - I'd rather you presented I t ”
“ Not much! I can run trains, but I
can’t engineer social functions. You'll
buve to be 8|s>keanjan.’’
" v "” our April Cough.
'r d April rains chill
you to the vary narrow, you eatrh cold
— Head and lungs stuffed— You ara
feverish— Cough continually and feel
miserable— You need Dr. Kiug's New
Discovery. If soothes iufianied and ir
ritated throat and lungs, atop* cough,
your head clears up, fever leaves, and
j you feel fine. Mr. J. T. Davis, of Htii-k
j oey Corner, Me., “ Was cured o f a
| dreadful eough after doctors’ treat­
ment and all other remedies failed. Ke
! hef or money back.
Fleasunt—Chil
dren like it. Get a bottle today. 50c
and $1.00, at your druggist.
H. E Bucklsn A Co.. Phil a and St. Lotus
Cottage Grove Transfer Co.
L. L. H A R R E LL, Prop.
DRAYINO AND MOVING
Use Our Auto Dray for Quick
Service.
Every facility for handling all classes
o f goods. Feed barn and fire proof
vault ia connection.
A ll kinds of
Hauling and Plano Moving.
PHONE 72
Poley Kidney Pills Successful for Rheu
matlxm and Kidney Trouble.
Positive in action for baekaehe, weak
back, rheumatism, kidney and bladder
troubles. P. J. Boyd, Ogle, Tex., writes:
“ A fter taking two bottles o f Foley K id ­
ney Pills, my rheumatism and kidney
trouble are completely gone.”
Hate
and effective. For sale by all dealers
everywhere.
C H A PTE R XX.
A Plot and a Sacrifice.
COTTA« 6ROVI STATION
H E night bad been aa hard
South 1
North Bound
for Edith Cortlandt as it had ! No. 13
No. 1«
1X6 a. m.
2:10 a m.
been for Kirk, but during lta No. 15
7:06 a. m.
No. 16
10:16 *. m.
No. 11
3X6 p m.
No. M
2X0 p. m.
sleepless hours she had reach­ 1
4X6 p. m.
j No. 1»
8X0 p.m. j No. 14
ed a determination. Hbe was not nat­
urally revengeful, but It waa ebar- j Strengthens Weak and Tired Women.
acteristk- o f her that sbe could not
“ I waa under a great strain nursing
endure failure. Action, not words or
tears, was tbe natural outlet o f her a relative through three months' sick­
feelings. There was just one possible ness,” writes Mrs. J. C. Van IteSande,
way of winning Kirk back, and If In­ of Kirkland, 111., and “ Electric Bitters
stead It ruined bim sbe would be only kept me from breaking down. I will
undoing what sbe bad mistakenly never be without it .”
Do you feel
done. Aa noon after breakfast as sbe tired and worn out? No appetite and
knew definitely that her husband had food won't digest? It isn’t the spring
gone out ahe telephoned to General A l­ weather.
You need Electrie Bitters.
farez. making an appointment to call :
.Start a month’s treatment today;
on him at 11. Sbe knew the crafty old
Spaniard would be awaiting her with nothing better for the stomach, liver
and kidneys.
The great spring tonic.
eagerness.
Her Interview with him was short Relief or money back. 50c and $1.00,
however, and when she emerged from , at your druggist.
bis bouse she ordered the coachmaD to H. E. Bucklen A Co., Phils, and St. Loins
drive directly to the Garavel bank.
Tbls time she stayed longer, closeted
with tbe proprietor.
What she told >
him threw him Into something like a<f
panic. It seemed tbat Anlbal Alfarex
wait by no means so well reconciled to
ALL KIND* OF
the death o f his politics! hopes as had
been supposed. On the contrary. In
spite o f all tbat had been done to pre­
vent It. he had been working aecretly
and had i<erfeeted tbe preliminaries o f
P ia n o M o v in f a Sfiecialty
a coup which he Intended to spring at
W OOD AND CO AL
the eleventh hour. Through Ramon be
PHONE 05
had brought about an alliance with tbe
outgoing Galleo, and Intended to make , O F F I C E A T E A G L E C IG A R S T O R E
the bitterest possible fight against Gar­
avel. Such Joining o f forces meant se­
Reliable-Foley ' i Honey and Tar
rious trouble, and until tbe banker's !
Compound.
position was materially strengthened
Just be sure that you buy Foley's
It would be most unwise to announce
Honey and Tar Compound— it is a reli­
his candidacy as had been planned.
able medieine for coughs, eolds, croup,
Sbe did not go Into minute detalla
There was no need, for the banker’s whooping coughs, bronchial and la
fears took fire at tbe mere fact that grippe coughs, which are weakening to
Alfarez had revolted. He was dum- the system. It also gives prompt ami
founded. appalled.
definite results for horseness, tickling
“ Ramon Is partly to blame H e la throat and stuffy, wheezy breathing.
Just as proud as you or as his father.” For sale by all dealers everywhere.
said Mrs. CortlandL “ When he beard
o f your daughter’s engagement to our |
friend Anthony**—
“ Ah, now 1 see It all!”
HU face
darkened. "So. this Is tny reward for
. J- B. PH ELPS
heeding your advice In regard to Ger-
E s tim a te s
trudis. She should have wed Ramon,
as was Intended, then I would have
G iv e n
had a lever with which to lift his te­
ther from my path. Very well. then,
there Is no engagement with thU An­
thony. It may not ne too late even
yet to canture Ramon.”
'T h e city Is already talking abont
P la n s
Gertrudls and Kirk.”
ru m te h e d
"N o word has been spoken, no prom­
ise given. There Is not even an un­
rgtg«*eoe<g tao-4.
derstanding. Do you suppose 1 would
allow my great ambition to be thwart­
ed by the whim o f a girl, to be upset
by a stranger s smile? Bah! A t their
Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser.
age I loved a dozen. I could not sur­
Flush out the accumulated waste and
vive without them.” H e snapped hU
poisons o f the winter months; cleanse
fingers. "Come, we w ill see my friend
your stomach, liver and kidneys o f all
Anlbal at once.”
But Mrs. Cortlandt checked him, say­ impurities. Take Dr. K in g's New L ife
Pills; nothing better for purifying tbe
ing quietly:
Mild, non-gripping laxative.
“ That U all right as ter as It goes, blood.
Cures constipation; makes you feel fine.
but you forget tbe other young msn.”
"Eh? How so? Gertrudls w ill not Take no other. 25c, at your druggist.
marry this Anthony.”
Bucklin's Arnica Salve for A ll Hurts.
••Perhaps ahe loves him."
H. E. Bucklen A Co., Phila. and St. Louis
"L o v e Is a fancy, a something seen — .— ^
e
—si
a
through a distant base, an tllaslon
which vanishes with the sun. In s
H ow ’s T h is?
month. In a year, she w ill have fo r­
W e offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
gotten; but with me tt ta different ward for any case o f Catarrh that
This Is my life's climax; there w ill be cannot be cured by Hall'a Catarrh
no other.”
Cure.
"Hut how w ill you handle Anthony?”
P. J. CHENET A CO.. Toledo. O.
Garavel looked at her blankly. "H e
We. the undersigned, have known F. J.
for ths last 15 years, and believe
la In my way. H e la ended! Ia not that Cheney
him perfectly honorable In all business
all?"
transactions and financially able to carry
"1 am glad you are practical; so out any obligations made by Me Arm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
many o f you I-atln-Americana sre ab­
Toledo, O
surdly romantic."
Hall's
Catarrh
Cure
le
taken
Internally,
“ And why shonld I not be practical? acting directly upon the blood and mu-
I am a business man. I love bat two coue surfaces of the system. Testimonials
free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold
things, madnme— no. three, my daugh­ sent
by all Druggists.
ter. my success and my country. By
T ak e H e ll's V easily PHI* for coaaUpation.
this course I will serve all three.”
“ Since yon take this view o f It, 1 am
The Sentinel ia recognised as among
sure thnt with Ramon's help w e can the best country weeklies in America.
dissuade D o ^ Anlbal from his eourae. There is a whole lot o f satisfaction in
Tbe general la sensible and doesn’t
knowing that you have the beet that
wnnt a fight nny more than you do. I f
can be obtained.
tf
your daiiiihtuE v.ULconaenl!'—-
(Continued next week.)
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