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il A V V tS Good form OOOD BACKS FOR BAD Cottage Univa ReMdeoU Ara Learulug H u « tu Exrhauge the Old Ba-k fur a Stronger Oue. H i m your hueIt min', furl wink nnd paiufulf , I »i* y u u « iiffiT licuilni-h«’», la n g u o r a nil « 11* I » i i ' nhíiui F la I It«* urina* dlaridurrd, jui»»ugi-M Irrag ularf T)ii< kidiii'ya muy !>« l ulling fur I ii *I| i . Wi'nk kidiii'ya aannot du thi-ir work diva tliPin Ilia help thay uaad. To aura kiilnay Imrkai'lia yuu muai aura Ilia kid nay a. I'aa a Inaimi and prove* kidnny. Dunn 'a Kidnny I'illa liava aloud Ihn Inai. Con« inning proof of niarit in tha fol lowing andoranniant! U. M Jonaa, Itoantiurg, Ora., anya: " I auffarad grantly from puinn and atiffnaaa in my bank and odiar annoying kidnny allmanta. I uaml Itoan'a Kiilnay I'illa and found I bam tu bn juat what I naadad Now my hnnlth ia go o d ." I'rirn f*lla at all dnnlnra, Don't aim ply aak for n kidnny rnmndy gnt Doan'a Kidnny I'illa- Iba attrnn tbnl Mr. Jonaa bad. Koatnr Milburn Co., I'ropa., Huf fai.., N V BUILDINGS PLAN S ESTIM ATES SH O P WORK S. L GODARD Flynn Byxteni o f Septic Tanka 43 South Sixth Street COTTAGE GROVE OREGON Wbuoplng Cough. Wall, nvnryonn knowa Ibn nffnrt o f I ’ inn Kornala on Cougha. Hr. Mali'a I'inn Tar tionny ia a rnmndy whirb bring* quirk rnlinf for tt hooping Cough, looann* Iba muroua, aoutbaa Ibn lining of tha throat and lung*, nnd rnnkn* Ibn roughing apnlla Ira* aavara. A family with growing rblldrnn ahould not bn without it. Kanp it bandy for all Cough* anil Cold*. 25c. at your t>rug giat. Eloctrlc Bitter* a Spring Tonic. PRO FESSIO NAL CARDS R. McCARGAR, D. D. S. D E N TIST Nruralgin raliavnd inatantly by lornl ap Kaaidanap ami nfficn una dork aouth uf poatoffirn. I'bonn l.'IIJ Cottnga drova, Orngou ( dilation. I'rartirn* in all Court* 23 Yaara Experience H J S H IN N ATTO RNEY AT LAW N O T A R Y IM'HI.IC Mndar Huilding, Over Mntann Hhop COTTAOE dBOVK, ORB. J. 8. M E D L E Y ATTO R N E Y AT LAW Hpnrial Attantion divan to Mining and Curporation Law OFFICE: WOODWARD B C ILD IN O A. K MECK ATTO RN EY A T LAW Phon« 118 :: EugauA, Or«. Phona, 47 O ffice I.awaon Hlk. O ffice Hour*: 1 tu ll p. m. DR. 0. E. FROST OsteopatHc Add Medical Physician Chronic und Nervoua Diananna n Hpncinlty Modern Electrical Treatment* X Huy Appliance C O TTA dE GROVE • • OREdON. J. E. Y 0 Ü N 0 A T T O R N E Y A T LA W Office on Main Htreet Cottage Orove DR . Oregon. A. J. AdiiiluUtrxtrlx' Notier Fatala of Jumna Hamonway, daranaail. Notier ia bnraby givnn, Ihut (,'urrla llnmaiiway bur bann, by Ilia County Court of Iba Hiula of Orngou, in u.id for I. ana County, appointai! adiuluiatratrii uf Ibn natala or Jauiaa llniurnway, da rruard, and that all pnraon* buving claim* ngainat »aid nalula of tbr »aid dvaruaad ara brrrby notifiai] tu urcaaut tha »urna duly vnrifind a» tha law rn qmrna tu Ibn ubuvu nummi adminiatra trii at thn uf flan of II. J. Hhinu, attor nny at law in Cottugn drovn, Orngou, within aix month» from tbn loth day of Q aram u m Luncheon. Marchi a l> loia. Tho uroat stuuulug dinner or luocb- C ARR IE I I KMEN W AY, Administratrix. •ou tabl* Imaginable la iiebleved when II. J. Hb in it, Attornny. im-b IUnpr7 red geraniums are uaed exclusively as decoration. Nearly «very one can ob Notte« for Publlcation. tain these brilliant flowers, and they Ilapnrtmant uf tba Interior, U. S i.und are uauaily at their brightest when O ffice ut Roaaburg, Ora.;on, Fcbrunry other blossoms In the window garden 23, 1015. Notine ia bereby giveu tbat Jacob are ou th« wane. Fill a large glaa« bowl with tbe acar Hflbweitxer, uf Hliikeley villa, Oregon, wbo, on March N, 1010, muda il'iiiie.tertil let poalea. using their own rich leave« Entry, Hnriul No. 05005, for l.nt > o f for the green. Red caudles In holders Hectiun 17, Townabip 20 S. Ksngii 2 E, of gin»», scarlet paper bonbon and nut Willamette Maridian, ha» film) nut’ie laixca. with ribbons o f the sain* bue of bia intentiou tu maka Fin ii Fi re year lending to tbe place cards, wblcb l'ruof, tu aatabliab rluim tu tha Innd ubuve daarribad, bnfore Ht.icy M. Uua abould lie white with a rod gerauluui sali, Connty Clark of Lana l'ounty, Ora tbruat through tbe corner abould be idopted. gon, ut bia uffice, ut Eug *n •, Oregon The boa tens should tie gowned In on tha !2tb duy of Aprii, IJI5. Cluimunt namaa na witnaaaa. Joa white, with red sash, flower* nnd slip liliikaly, of MUkeleyville, Oregon; Muui ■•era. or tbe drees may be o f red mux Htiara, o f Itlnkalayvilla, Gregna; fila rle» tin wlUi white accessories Mlrhaal, of Blakelevviile, Oregon; Wal Find serve a cherry cocktail, then ter Sharp, o f Mlnkaleyville, Oregon. tomato bouillon, salmon croquettes J. M. C IT O N , with Julienne iiotatoes, beet salad and f24m3lc Ragiatar. rnsptierry aberbet. Tbe cakes may be Iced In red. as there are harmless Sheriff '• Sal« on Por«cloaur«. fruit colorings. A con feci loner will Notice ia hereby given, tbnt by virtue unike m u u i imttlea to match In color of nn Execution nnd Order o f Hale ia auad out uf the Circuit Court uf tba lug If the order la giveu a few days State o f Oregon for Lana County, on «bead. tha Nth dny uf Mnrrh, 1015, ou a judg Smart Stationery. in ant rendered in said Court on the Pure white la the moat elegant otyle twenty fifth dny of February, 1013, in a suit in said Court wherein o f stationery. especially for an elderly Gottfried timber wna plaintiff and wumiu. For the debutante a tinted Daisy A. Cobb and F. E. Rosenborg pa|>er la In very good taste Thta come* ware defendant*, in which »aid suit thn in pale salmon, oyster blue and drv* *aid plaintiff, dolt fried draber, recov deu. Well lu from the edge of the ered judgment uguinat tha anid defend «beet and envelo;*- runa a One hair line nnta, Daiay A. Cobb nnd F. E. Roaenburg, In a darker ahade to barmoulxe with for tha aum of Two Hundred Fifty For luataiiee. tbe (#250.00) Dollar* with internal thereon the lighter tlul. from »aid 2ilth day of Knptambar, 1013, »aliiioa i*iper Uua a dull ruse line and nt the rata of H par ernt per annum, (be oyster blue a cadet blue balr Hue Formerly a monogram wax engraved md F ifty (#50.00) Dollar* attorney'a fees, and tha further aum o f Thirty In n corresponding ahnde In tbe eoruei (#30.00) Dollar» coal», which judgment of tlie sheet, but fashion no louger de wna enrolled and docketed in tha ■Teea this Clark 'a office uf said Court in said The correspondence pa|ier for an old County on the Nth day uf March, 1015, er woman la more tbuu ever elaliorate i nd said Exerutiun to me directed com this year. One style In pule French manding me in the name o f tha State uf gray, wttb a heavy monogram lu »liver Oregon in order to aatiafy said judg incut, attorney 'a fees, cost and nrrru and black. Is decidedly distinctive mg coats to sell tha following described Likewise a natural colored on* with a dull brown and gold monogram, or property, to wit: Maginning at tba Southeast corner of |ierhn|M the shaded tints of lavender the Southeast quarter o f the and violet, with a two tone silver mini Northenat quarter (14) o f Section 24, igniiu. are In good taste tor a woman mil running tbence North 20 rods; wbo wishes something that wili truly ihenre Meat HO rods; theuec South 20 bespeak her |iersomillty rods, and thence Enat NO rods to the place uf lieginning, containing 10 acre* R e s t a u r a n t E tiq u e tte . of Innd. all in Section 24, Township 21 There ahould tie uo eousph-tiotia ran South, Range 4 West o f W. M. in Lane dut1 In a dining room o f n hotel or n County, State of Oregon. Now, therefore, in the name of the publie reata uni nt. Do not talk or laugh State of Oregon nnd in compliance with In a loud tone. Do out dispute with raid Execution and Order of Sale, I will (be waiter Do not look anitnid nt •n Saturday, the tenth dny o f April, other guests In an lm|*ertluent man 1013, between the hours uf 0 o ’clock ner Eat slowly, set with refinement ». m. and 4 o ’clock p. in., to wit, at one 1 ami remember that you are In a pub o'clock p. m., on said day at the South- Hi- place. Tbe restauraut Is Indeed n went door of the County Court House m Eugene, Lana County, Oregon, offer -Treat test o f tbe true lady and gentle for sale for raab subject to redemption, man. Tbe end of tbe meal should be fol nil the right, title and intereat of »aid defendant», Daiay A. Cobb and F. E. lowed by your exit from tbe dlulug The lady precedes tire gentle Roaenburg, in and to the above dea txira cribed real property. man ou leaving tbe restaurimi At the JAM ES C. PA R K E R . door tin- gent lemmi will recebe bbt mchlO-aprf Hy I). A. Elkins, Deputy hat which haa been taken from him Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. on entering. Here there la a call for e tip o f 10 renta If It be a restaurant o f Restoration to Entry of Lands In N a u lurge liotel and If tbe stay be Just tional Forest. for one meal There Is much protest Notice ia hereby given tbat the against this awl tbe eom-erted actlou lamia ilearrihed below, embracing IAU.3N o f men la doing much toward minimis icrea, within the Miualaw k t'aarade ing thla "holdup.” National Forest», Oregon, will lie aub jest to settlement and entry under the Privacy For Quests. previsions o f the homeateiid In »» of When the guest room has an oocu (he I'nited Ntntea aud the art of June II. 10«« (34 Hint., 233), at the United pant the rhlldreu of tbe houaebola State» land office at Roaeburg, Oregon. should consider It sacred nnd abonld *n May 20, 1015. Any settler who was never be allowed to enter or even to ictually and in good faith claiming any Knock at Its door without A rat commit • f anid bind* for agricultural purpose» ing an older head. prior to January 1, 10««, and hn» not Even a hoateaa sometimes spoils tbe nhnndoncd aame, has a preference right to make a homestead entry for the Innda ' pleasure o f tbe loveliest o f guest ebam- .letunlly occupied. Hnid lands were list Oera by entering It too frequently with -d upon the applications o f the persona Inquiries, etc. nentioned below, who have a preference Over entertainment Is really worse right subject to the prior right of any than none at all One may assume such settler, provided such settler or that a guest may perbape want to be applicant ia qualified to make home «lone when she eeeks her room. itead entry mid the preference right ia exercised prior to May 20, 1015, on When Women Call. which dnte the lands will be subject to Ceremonious calls are not made be lettlement and entry by nny qualified person. The lands are n* follows: The tween women In the morning, eveulng SWH N W Vi, the N ik N \V V» HW14, or on Sunday afternoons. A man. ow See. 15, T. 10 H..R. 11 W „ W.M.JtO acres, ing to tbe exactions o f busliieHs. may application of V. E. Newcomb, Adn, call In tbe evening and on 8unday aft Oregon; List « 15«4. The HE14 NB14 ernoon. See. 22. T. 21 H., R. 3 E.t 40 acres, ap A woman ahould never call on a man plication o f I.eRoy Hebert, Onkridge, socially. A business errand la tbe only Oregon; List « 1 5 « 7. The HE Vi HE <4 NWVx MW Vi. the WV4 NE14 HW Vi, the oci-nslon for a call from a woman to a N * N W U HEV4 HWVi. the NEVi NE man. and In aucb a case tbe lady calls V« HWV4 HWV4, Her- 20, T. 15, H„ R. 0 -luring his hiiHliieaa bourn and aenda In W., 30 nerea, application o f Thomas J. her name, not her visiting card. Day, Fisher, Oregon; List « 1574. The S i* NE*4 B E t h e N ik N ik HEV. H T a k in g F re n c h Leave. EV4, the H«k HE*4 NWVi HE 14, the N I f you are unexpectedly obliged to Ik Nik HW Vi HE«4, the Hlk NWVi HW leave a town where you have been en % HE<4, the H W * NEVi HW% HE %. the Nik HE«4 HW 14» the NVk HW«4 tertalued without returning any calls SWVi, the H«k Hlk NW14 HWV4, See. send back a card to those to whom you II, T. 1« H, R 12 W , 102.5 acres, ex are Indebted. Tnke your visiting card cept so much as was included in List and write "P . P. O." on It. which te the 0 407, heretofore restored, the traet French for “ Pour prendre conge" and hereby listed contains 30.3N acres, appli means "to take le a v e " Send these cation o f Alfred Johansen, Florence, cards by poet to all those to whom yon Oregon; List «1501. March 17, 1015. owe calls This will show that you are (\ M. Bruce, Assistant Commissioner of not unmindful o f them and wers pre »he General Land Office. m.31 apr21 vented from railing. HENDRY D E N TIS T OVER FIKHT N A T IO N A L H A N K Cottage Orove A Sluggish Liver Needs Attention. Let your liver get torpid and you are in for a spell o f misery. Everybody get* Aaaayer, Chemist. Metallurgist Custom Assay Office. Mail Order Work an attack now nnd then. Thousands of people keep their Liver* active and Solicited. Pricea:Oold, #1.00; dold and Silver, healthy by uaing Dr. K in g ’s New L ife #1.25; Copper. #1,00; dold, Silver, Fills. Fine for the Rtomneh, too. Htop and flopper, #2.00, Mailing envelope* free on requnat. R ef the Dixcineaa, Constipation, Biliousnesa, nnd Indigestion. Clear the blood. Only erence: Josephine County Bnnk. 201 203 Hall Bldg. Grant« Pans, Or«. 25c. nt your Druggist. E. R. C R O U C H Matching Partners. A good way to match partners at nny aortal affair la tbe following: Get two kinds o f a variety of enndles—eay two caramels, two chocolate drops, two Iteppennlnt sticks, two gnmdrops, two butter ecotcbee. etc. Pass one plate to the men and one to tbe women, and when candles are matched partners will be found. Another good way la to match flowara or animal tra d e r*. “ HAIL HIM! HAIL HIM!" EARTH'S NEW KING ! "Thay Knew Not tlie Time ol Their Visitation.” P a lm Sunday P o rte n d e by th e at ! N a tie n . H « Re je cte d th e N a t io n — C o r r e s p o n d - • n e is * B e tw e e n M e e e ia h ’e F i r s t B s o o n d A d v e n t » — J e w is h and San Francisco 10 DAYS anti N a t io n a n d C h r is t e n d o m D e a lt W it h a s T y p « a n d A n t it y p e — C h r is t e n d o m Now ¡ 10 D AYS M o m e n to u s C v e n te — Jeeuo’ T r iu m p h a l E n t r y In to J e ru s a le m — R e je cte d Y o u M a y S to p ) U n d e r g o in g T e s t — W e ig h e d In th e B a la n c e *. at New York City, March 28th.—Pas tor Munoell spoke today at the New York City Tem ple. W. 03(1 8t„ n e a r Broadway. Ill* text was, "H o sanna; Minuted Is lie that coinetb lu the name o f tbe Lord.” —Mark 11A Tbe momeu tous * CPAMfV »’USMIL, Imiiortaiire o f tbs f. _________________ event wblcb Cbrle- tlniiB commemorate ou I'ulm Hunday wna not undi-ratood by tbe Jews at tbe time o f our Isird'n First A dvent Thg Jewish Hnbhnth bad been spent In rest nt Metlmny. It was the next morning, corrcsjiondliig to our Hunday, that Jo*o» mude his triumphal entry Into the ( Ity of Jerusalem as the Jew- 1 tab King The Incident bad been foretold by tbe Prophet In detail, saying, "Rejoice , greatly. O daughter of Zion; shout. O daughter of Jerusalem; behold, thy King cometh unto thee; lie la JuaL aud having salvation; lowly, and rid ing upon su h * » ." —Zechurlab 04). T b e awakening of I^isarua from death bad brought a lurge concourse o f people from Jermtulem to see Jettua. They were tilled with euthusluam and, after the cu»tom uf the time, many strewed palm branches In the way. ! while others spread their garments. P ro p h e c y M u e t B e F u lfille d . Tbe people shouted as tbe Prophet bad foretold They bulled Jesus a« their loug-promUed King, tbe Mee *luh On other occasions, when at- | tempts were mude to ball the Master thus, lie withdrew Himself, because the Father's time was not yet due. But uow the uppoiuted time bad come, noil hence. Instead o f hindering, lie encouraged their enthusiasm. Prominent sectarian Jews were pres e n t wbo. although unable to account for Jesus’ raising of lutzarua. were loath to accept Him as the true kies- -dab; aud when they heard the shouts o f the multitude, they sent word re questing that He restrain them. But Instead uf forlridding them. Je sus Intimated that It was proper for them to do so The Prophet had said. “ Shout. O daughter of Jerusalem!" and there must be a shout Enroute to Jerusalem tbe Master halted the procession on the summit of the Mount o f Oliven which over looks the Holy City, and w-«q>L while pronouncing His sentence Knew Net the Time of Their Viaitatien. Apparently the nation was as unpre pared as at first for the Messiah; hence the familiar words. "Behold, your House Is left unto you desolate! For I any uuto you. Ye shall not see Me henceforth till ye shall say. Bless ed Is He thnt cometh In tbe name of the Lord!" That I>ny is almost here! Meantime the nation has been cast off. If thus we have liefore our minds the origin o f Palm Sunday nnd what It stgutfle«!. as the climax o f the test of Natural Israel In respect to the ac ceptnnce o f their Messlnh. we nre pre pared to go further nnd to note that In God’* providence there Is a similar test for tia Christians. The Pastor ealle«l attention to tbe fact that while Israel as a nation was rejected, there wns a small, faithful remnant who nccepte«l Christ and thus became the nucleus or foundation of Spiritual Israel on the Day o f Pente cost. Thus, so far as respects the Spiritual part o f God's great promise to Abraham, It passed forever from the reach o f the Jewish nntlon; but there still remains for them a glorious earthly portion, to which they will be Introduced at Jesun' Second coming. Los Angeles Kn route to the Hast. Why not aee Ca I ¡turni a and ita Two World KxpoMitioriN on your way Kant? Call on nearest Agent for full information, literature, tickets, reservations, train schedules, etc. SOUTHERN PACIFIC JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. A p ril 7-14 -21-28 \ ? ^ f .£ LURCHS 1 Shoe Sale! i New Spring Line at Lurch’s f Y Lady’s patent lace, gray tops, $4.00 values at $3.50 Lady’s patent pumps and gun metal pumps, $3.50 values at $3.00 Men’s Florsheim, black and tan Oxfords $4.50 values at $3.50 ;i; LURCH’S What do you warn uuywayT A Sentinel classified ad. will get it for you. What do you want! Anyway a Sentinel class; fied ad. will get it for you. home Made Flourfor Home People Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour Made by Cottage Grove Milling Co. j Phone 80 Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage drove what eminent authority has stated to be the i>t\*i country weekly on the coast. T b s T i m s o f O u r V is it a t io n . Apparently very few o f Sptrlttial t* rael. until recently, noticed that it has had a history parallel to that of Natu ral Israel. Few Indeed have seen thnt these two Israels have lieen denlt with as Type nnd Antitype. Small has lieen the number wbo have noticed tbat from the death o f Jacob to the death o f Jesus tlnds Its exact parallel of 1845'a years between the death of Jesus nnd our day Few have noticed that In both Nat ural Israel and In Spiritual Israel there have lieen liotli a nominal ami a real Israel The nominal Jewish system was tried and all but the "Israelites In- dew!" failed. Llkewls»- will l>e the ex perience of Spiritual Israel The noml nal Christian systems will be tried, and ull In them will fall except the faithful spirit begotten The l^ord through the Prophet fore told thnt Messiah would lie “ for a atone o f stumbling to both the Houses of Israel” —to Nntnral Israel and to Spiritual Israel. Many things Indicate thnt we are living In a time corre npondlng to thnt Palm Sunday! Ours la Palm Sumlwy In the hlgtmst sense o f all! H«>w nre we receiving the great blessings which betoken the panmtia (presence» o f the Master? THE EARTH PUT ON A NEW SPRIN G D R E S S — So should You— See my new Oregon Wool samples. Patronize a home tailor who uses home spun goods. :j: B O H L M A N :: TSfie TAILOR F U R N IT U R E HARDWARE Ü KNOW LES & ORABER j
