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CHRISTIAN C lIl’ RCH
Rev. T. B. McDonald, Pasfor.
Services next Sunday as follows:
Bible Hchool at 9:45; morning services
at 11; Christian Endeavor at 7:«Hi; ev
ening service at 8:00.
Prayer meeting each Thursday even
mg at 7:30; Ladies’ Aid Wednesday af
ternoons.
All not worshiping elsewhere cordi
ally invited to atten
Subject of morning
_ sermon:
1 Friend
shi and Enmity.”
k here will be no evening service,
either of the young people or preach
mg. on account of the union service to
be held in the park.
MOONSHINERS ARE FORD ENGINE RUNS Real Estate Bargains
SAW MILL
ROUNDED UP
Watch Tt la Uoluuui For Homs o f tha
O ood Things in This Vicinity.
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75 seres near Denmark, level black
land, covered with young pine, few
acres under plow, fenced ou three
sides. Nplcudid graveled road (county)
runs through place, abutting ou co
operative cheese factory. 4 if» 1**1 per
acre, half prie».
12(1 aere tract one mile from Deu
mark, good house, good road to house,
salmon stream runs through place, about
20 acres of this rocky and covered with
white cedar, haluiifo good land. $10 00
per sere.
years ago a raid was conducted by him bits, «rippling the plant until s new
TADS AND FANCIES
[The Sentinel wishes to publish nil
and a number of revenue officers upot saw could be procured.
One
woman
has
found
that
an
aid
society items tod wishes that those
During the wait for the saw a roof
a still in the same neighborhood, but
knowing of any would report them to quick work in cooking with a gas
stove is to have the materials common
only a port urn of the outfit was found was put o\er the mill aud again every
either in person or by phone.j
ly used close at hand. Kor this end,
The same men under arrest at the pres thing was lined up in good shape and
she uses the extension on the r'ght side
Aged rtoneer Celebrates Birthday
ent time were suspected, but they had in due time the sum arrived aud was
of
her
gas
range.
On
this
she
has
a
Anniversary.
evidently been “ tipped o f f ” and -'•lull placed iii positlou. The very first pro
J. U. S h o r t r i d g e , a w e ll known char circular asbestos mat. which holds three
jelly glasses with metal covers, one for
not be found nor w ns there any tangible duct from the mill were timbers with
acter of the Cottage Grove country,
PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCH.
flour, one for sugar, one for salt, each
which u new log carnage was built, af
evidence
against them at that time.
and a pioneer of 1*51, celebrated his
Rev. I). A. MacLeod, Pastor.
labeled. There is also a tin shaker
eighty fourth birthday anniversary on
Services next Sunday: Bible school
It is believed thnt Broom and Wd ter which the mill rendered perfect aer
filled with parpika. These serve fur
Sunday. July lit, at the family home m the flavorings for cream sauce, ir gravy at 10; morning worship at 11; Junior
liani» have made their moonshine whi» vie«.
West Cottage Grove. Mr. Shortridge,
Christian Endeavor at 3; eveniug wor
thickening and flavoring.
It would be well worth anyone 'a
DIO aere truet, t w o miles f r o m Deu
who is still hale and hearty, took part
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ship at 8:00. Bible study Wednesday key from corn meal shipped up the
tune to make a trip into the Hteumboat
in the festivities and enjoyed the day
river in sacks. They may have als-
murk, hill laud, heav ily tim bered al
If a rake cracks open while baking. evening.
as much as any of the guests.
Service 11 a. m. Subject, “ Light of used some barley. There is ev uleure country for the sole purpose of wit lies» one tune, killed by forest fires. Good
there is too much flour in it.
The day was pleasantly speut in con
mg the logging aud suwilig operations
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the Ages. ’ ’
grass land, enough white cedar for
that large quantities of the m>*nl were
versation, after which a splendid din
Sunday evening, union service at the
of this mill. All logs are cat in 12 and
Soaking in cold water makes the
ranch use, about IO aerea level enough
taken
to
the
scene
of
their
operations
ner was served to the twenty one guests
city park.
washing of all garments much easier.
14 foot leugthi and are handled nnd
present.
to plow. Not it 11 in a bod y, in three
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and much of the mash was strewn
brought to the mill by none other thnll
The guests were Mrs. J. H. Harris,
diffe r e n t forties, springs on rneh oue,
about the ground around the plnnr
It
A good fruit filling for a cake is
FREE METHODIST.
Dr. M. C. Harris and family, Mrs. 8. L
mull
power. The writer witnessed the
made of one orange peeled and rut fine,
320 acres ad join thnt ran be bought
is known that the still has had lour
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
Dillard, all of Eugene; J. W. Weeden
hand ling of logs tbut were easily 28
a ran of pineapple aud three bananas
right with c o m f o r t a b le house and small
Preaching services the first and third different settings in that locality. Iha*
and family of Coast Fork. Mr. and Mrs.
inches III diameter by 12 feet ill length
thin. Drain and put between 8undayB of% verT month at 3 , nd 7:30
W. W. Shortridge of London, Miss Ar- sliced
burn und half fea r ed , and jo in in g fur
many
have
beeu
found
during
the
past
two layers of cake
The saw is of 42 inch diuiueter nnd
Prayer meeting every Wednen.tay at
lie Langdon and F. B. Shortridge.
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est reserve. $10,00 per urre.
few years. At each place it c u l d
7:30 and on second and fourth Sundays
the mill is in many ways unique in ita
If there is a bit of cobi ham left at 3 o ’clock.
Const land near postofflrr nnd stores,
plainly be seen where the still hail beeu
construction. The snwyer has complete
over,
chop
it
fine,
add
an
equal
quanti
Mrs. A. W. Kime charmingly enter
where grass grows all the year, 7 cheese
set and where the liquor ha I : ecu
control over the eugme at all times by
tamed the Koyal Neighbors Club at the ty of mashed potatoes and hold togeth
factories in this vicinity and one of ths
made.
TALES OF THE TOWN
the aid of wires so arranged that the
hospitable Kime home Tuesday after er with an egg. Shape tike potato
best
dairy communities in the state
Johnny
Oraber
returned
last
week
to
cakes
and
sauté
in
butter.
Deputy Revenue Collector Smith nc left hand bundles the engine while the
noon Needlework was enjoyed and
the Bohemia district.
Mrs. Ora Head Hemenway gave a read
companied Sheriff Parker to the plant right has control over the curriage llnllrond will be built near there within
When the spring of a window shade
MUs Kuth Welborn of Salem arrived
the next two yenrs
ing in her usual pleasing manner. Mrs.
on the Lieberg place Friday and after luov cine nt.
Ralph Robinson of Portland, a vocalist is run down, it is a good idea to wind MonJav evening for . two week s visit
You muy look fur and wide for any
an examination declared thnt these
Although the best day '» »»wing
of rare ability, entertained the com it up with a buttonhook—putting the with her sister. Mrs. C. J. Morsa.
thing
to compare to the foregoing three
hook
around
the
small
end
which
is
to
moonshmers knew their business
pany with a splendid solo. Mrs. Rob­
totaled but 23tNi feet of lumber in
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Blair have pur
properties, but you rsnuot best them
inson was formerly Miss Anna Khoda be turned.
Williams is a man of about 45 years eight hours, Mr t’ hetham says the mill
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: chased the three room house of H. K.
for future values.
of this city. Mrs. Kime was assisted
of
age and has several children but no hu» paid for itself more than twice over
One
level
teaspoonful
of
salt
will
Godard
on
Mouth
Sixth
Street
and
in serving a two course luncheon by
20 acres, modern bu n galow , “ n e w , ”
Misses Leah Perkins. Hildred Hall and season one quart o f soup, sauce ar moved same to their ranch just south wife. Broom is considerably younger in the four weeks of its operation.
g
ood
bottom land, e v ery th in g, tools and
of
the
city.
A
contract
has
beeu
let
On completion of improvements tin
Anna Green, at tables in the dining vegetables.
and has a wife nnd child. Broom has
fur the remodeling of the house.
stork to g o with the place.
Price
room and on the front veranda. The
lived at Springfield during a greater Long Placer Mining Company expert to
One tablespoonful o f water or milk
$ 15(H). G ood pince to ow n and ran
rooms were gaily festooned with sweet
Landlord
Bartell
was
in
Eugene
Tues
part of the time since coming to this operate the entire year rouud; at pres
peas. Invited guests were Mesdames should be allowed for each egg in an day.
piny even here.
country nnd has worked as a logger for ent their diteb which is capable of
George and Will Hall, Mrs. B. 8. Swen omelet.
•I seres near Cottnge Grove, but house
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The Peterson A Vierra’s Hawaiian the Booth Kelly company. About three cnrryiug .liHN) inches of water is supply
gel, Mrs. Jennie Pishburn, Mrs. C. H.
and
fair burn, bottom bind, i*Il culti,
Add
two
tablespoonfuls
of
turpentine
Singers,
who
were
to
have
appeared
at
\ an Denburg, Mrs. H. J. Shinn, Mrs.
years ago he shot and killed a hunting ing but 15(H), due to the low water in
vtttrd. Price $75o
Beager, Mrs. A. Powell, Mrs. A1 Ham- to one pail of water, and soak colored the Rex Theater Saturday night, were
Kork
('reck,
its
base
of
supply.
Mr
loth, Mrs. Ralph Robinson, Mrs. X. E. cotton goo,is over night. This will , compelled to cancel their engagement companion in the mountains nbov
10 uercs ad join in g C o l la g e G rov e, nil
Chcthum stated 5hm they would prob
Compton, Mrs. Winters Wallace, Mrs. usually set the daintiest colors, even in owing to a break down of the stage on W entiling, stating that he mistook him
under cultiv ation, fam ily or chard, good
ably require 251)0 inches of water to
J. B. Protzman. Mrs. A. L. Monroe, low priced lawns, and will not injure j which they were traveling from Marsh for a deer.
field.
operate
satisfactorily, but as they have house and barn. This is s bargain st
Mrs. Ora Read Hemenway, Mrs. D. H. the fabric.
“ This outfit has been n source of
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$ 15IM), easy terni»
Hemenway, Mrs. Lotta Scott, Mrs. Leon
a
two
months’
job of riveting together
You c a n ’t afford to miss reading the trouble ever since I have been in of
One tablespoonful of extract will
152 acres black lonin, III miles east
Des Larzes, Mrs. Nelson Durham, Mrs.
want ads.
fice,” said the sheriff last night. “ I of steel pipe, he thinks there will be of Cottage Grove, 7 room house, 3
Alice Knox, Mrs. H. A. Miller, Mrs. J. flavor one quart of mixture to lie
H. Chamber?, Mrs. C. \V. ('-.[dwell. Mrs. I frozen.
am satisfied 1 have the right men and sufficient water by that time to begin barns, HO seres elenred and under culti
War Pictures at Arcade.
mining o|>eratiou».
“ In rase
we
Chas. Beals, Mrs. Bert Richmond, Mrs.
In answer to many requests the man I have all the evidence against them I
vntion, srhool sud depot ou place.
TESTED RECIPES.
D. Sterling, Mrs. Harry Metcalf, Mrs.
haven't enough water to operate all the
agement
of
the
Arcade
has
secured
need.
”
Prepared Cheese.— This is delicious,
1*0 acres pnsturr, all fen ced, all ideal
Horace Cochran, Mrs. A If Jury, Misses
some real war pictures for their pa
This is the first arrest for real moon year round,’ ’ said Manager Chetham, place for stock mol d a i r y , water piped
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Eunice Van
Denburg, ____
Kern _____
and ___ Ivy and if it is tried will become an estab- trons. They are the famous Belgian
Holcomb, Leah Perkins, Hildred Hall ! 1,shed fact *“ anyone’s larder. It will war pictures, taken with the authority shining ever made in Lane County, as “ w e ’ll rross to City ('reek, a distance to barn. $5000, 1 j rush nnd balance to
and Mrs. Hess aud Mrs. Violet of Rose keep a week or more if kept in a cool of the Belgian government, by Edwin far as known. Several years ago a l.o of about 2(H) yards, where we ran get
place. Take a pound of cream cheese ,
-
.
. ,
burg.
an ample supply to keep us going. ‘ suit.
and run it through the meat grinder. f " e*KU‘-
who defies death to rane man was arrested for the offense
Cottage Grove is the place to which
The company experts to handle 5(H)
using finest knife. To this add half a get real battle scenes. There are five but he operated only on a very small
you
will eventually come Climate uu
of ,, these wonderful
pictures „ and
tons of dirt per dny by the first of
Mrs. Helliwell was hostess to the 15 cent box of pimentoes also ground as . reels
.
,
scnle
and
bad
made
but
little
liquor
surpassed,
and if you have tired of the
M. P. G. club at her home on Hazleton ; f , ne as possible. To these add four *he-v " l11 S '* ' -vou a c,ear «dea o f just
October. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The men were taken to Portland Mon
frozen north, ami the extreme heat of
and Webber streets Tuesday afternoon. ; tablespoonfuls of sweet cream
When **ow l ^e ,nl^l10,,!,
men are fighting
Only members of the club were present. well blended pack in small jars and use anJ *hoH" the vast amount of destru. j j av by i v |>utv Cnited States Marshal FRANK 8 CONDITION IS CRITICAL the enst, write me lodny for burgnins,
tion that has been J done
to the
peace
At the close of a joyous afternoon the HS you would elub house cheese.
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able little country of Belgium. This is De Boest. They waived examination Assailant Believs Ha Did Ills Duty In if you menu business,
hostess served a dainty two course lun- \
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Attacking Tallow Prlsouar
F M IIAKKIHON.
cheon, the tables being profusely dec­
Pineapple Pudding—One pint cream. very ‘ »»«'•uctive and educational, be before I. P Hewitt, 1'nited States Com
rnissioner in Eugene, and were Iniund
orated with roses.
whipped stiff, three-quarters cup pow sides being very interesting.
M i Hedge v ille, Ou., July II*. The con
You'll be surprised nt the things yuu
Tonight there is a special five reel over to appear for trial in the federal
dered sugar, one third box gelatine, one
iition of G u M Frank, suffering from do not know that appetir in The Hen
cup grated pineapple, whites of two picture at that popular play house en court.— Register.
serious knife wound in the throat, tinel every week.
The Double “ D ” summer picnic club eggs, beaten stiff. Dissolve the gela titled “ When Rome Ruled,’ ’ which
apr7tf
inflicted by Willium Crccn, a fcllo
held their second conclave Sunday at tine in a little warm milk; let stand ; gives you an idea how the Romans used
life
term
convict
at
the
Georgia
prison
Prune Hill. The trip was made Satur­ for a few hours. Use any fruit you to “ play” with dangerous wild nni NO FIRE BLIOHT. SAY8 BARS8
furui here, remained critiral tonight
day evening in the Harrel auto truck, wish in place of pineapple.
mais.
the return trip being made Monday
On Saturday there will be a special Rickreall Orchard Not Infected As Dr. G. D. Compton, the prison physieinn
announced that he was hopeful of
Reported by Inspector Stewart.
morning. The party consisted of the
Sardine and Shrimp Salad.— Arrange three part comedy drama and a scenic
II Ml It El. A COMPTON
Frank '» recovery, though blood poison
following families: Roy Smith, Roy a bed of lettuee leaves in a salad bowl educational. The music is ulwavs
ng from infection was a danger.
H. P. Bar»», of the Oregon Agrirul
Short, Albert Helliwell, Clyde Kinter, and place ¡„ alternate layers sardines. feature at this house.
Creen, questioned further by prison We aolirit a share of your patronage
turul College, after having made a
George Scott and K. K. Mills.
shrimp and eelerv cut into dice. Pour
officials today, said he believed he had
thorough
examination
of
»pecimen»
over it a French dressing. Chill and
We do all kinds of
from the orchard of Mr. White at Kick been “ railed from on high to kill
serve, garnished with slices o f lemon
Mrs. Helen Silsbv, assisted bv her
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rcall, in which C. E. Stewart, county Frank,” whose death sentence for
daughter, Miss Esther, gave an infor-
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fruit inspector of Lane County, claims Mary I’ hngnn ’» murder recently was
mal three course dinner Friday evening
to have found fire %hght, says he find» unlimited by Governor Nlaton, now re
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r i A N O MOVING A SPECIALTY
■ red. He indicated no remorse for
in honor of the birthday anniversary |
no evidence of bacteria, and that cer
i
hut
he
hud
done.
of her daughter, Mrs. George Kerr.
tainly no fire blight exi»t*. County
“ I only wish that 1 had had more OHlre: Eilt« Confectionery. Phone 78
CHURCH N EW S
After the dinner had been partaken of,
Fruit Inspector J. H. Parker went to
Miss Leah Perkins rendered several
Salem on Monday and there met Mr. strength,” Creen said; “ I think I have
Auto Dray for Quick Delivery
vocal solos in a pleasing manner. Those ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Bar»», who took the »u»piciou» »peci done my duty in this matter as well as
my
strength
allowed.
I
believe
that
present were sirs.
Mrs. v.
C. A.
mens to Corvallis for microscopic exam
present
a . Perkins,
rerxins, Mrs.
M rs . [Every
religi„Us organization is invit
Visiting cards The Hentinel.
¡nations. The apple specimen» given •< m ] has helped me. I d o n ’t think that
i ' H- Burkli0^Ide^r, Mrs. Stouffer,
Mrs. ed to use tjjig column for announcement
con»ideration, »howed fire blight, but I ever did a wrong in my life,”
Job Miss Leah Perkins, Miss Belle of ita aerviee* a„d other news. Con
from where taken i» not known to The
Burkholder and Mrs. Werta, sister of tributors are requested to omit exhorts
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Observer, it not being able to locate U A O. IIA8 OWN PRINT SHOP
Mrs. Job, who had been visiting at the tiona and other aditoria! matter. &Dd tO
Job homt*. The table decorations were ma)te the announcement of services as Street at the depot and were on either Mr. Parker, who i» busy with hi» work
roses and nasturtiums.
ncise as possible.
Social functions side of the spot at which the car bear in the county. It ha» a copy of Mr. Oeneroslty of Pioneer Newspaperman
Tk# City Tran*f#r
Provides Outfit.
Bars»’ letter to the fruit inspector,
etc., and news outside of the weekly an
ing the bell stopped.
A print shop like that in wbirb many
which is given a» follow»:
All K idi I m o f
The Social Twelve Club meets Fri- uouncement may be elaborated upon ]
The following resolution was pre
“ Corvallis, July 13: I have made mi an Oregon weekly is printed, hu* been
dav afternoon with Mrs. C. H. Burk-
sented by the commercial club to the croseopical examination» of the quince »stalled as a laboratory at the quur
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
holder.
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
and apple branches which you gave me era of the I'niversity Department of
party accompanying the bell:
Journalism. Through the generosity of
Thursday at 8:00, prayer meeting
Be It Resolved, by the Cottage Grove and find no evidence of bacteria. In Hon. 11. K. Kincaid, who published the
The members of the Eastern Star Every Sunday: Sunday School at 9:45.
both case» a fungus was present, but
and Masons and their families will en- ! I S. L. Mack in, superintendent. Graded Commercial Club, of Cottage Grove,
certainly the Hickreall specimen of )regon Htute Journal for more than 40
Plano Moving a Specialty
joy a picnic supper at the city park lessons. Mrs. Maude Wright, superin Oregon, in regular meeting assembled, yours is not fire blight. The pear years, a beginning has been laid for a
Thursday afternoon.
WOOD AND COAL
tendent primary department.
Junior ¡that the thanks of this club, its offi specimen* appear to be affected by a future Cniversity Press.
The Cniversity Board of Regents, tha.
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i Epworth League at 3:00, Mrs. Heleu eers and members, be, and they are fungus, very likely dry rot, but not by
Phone 55
f.pw
Mrs. Joe Porter is entertaining this Aldrich,
superintendent.
Epworth
bacteria. I would watch *uch trees, day before Judge Kincaid made his d o­
hereby
extended
to
the
City
of
Phila-
nation,
had
appropriated
$M00
for
the
Office
At
Eagle Cigar Store
afternoon for her daughter, Mrs. Horace | League at 7:(X), Dr. Richard McCa rgar.
however, and have examinations made
president. Chapter No. 2 at 7:00. Fred ' delphia and to the Joint Hp*-( ml Com o f any cases which seem to show new- same purpose. This will be used for
Cochran of Gardiner.
eric Aldrich, president. Class meeting mittee in charge, for their courtesy and blighting, either this season or later, new equipment, bringing the plant up
at 12:15. Services with sermon at 11:00 generosity in arranging its itinerary in for it is hard to identify
a to date.
. positively
.
.
The Busy Bee Club will meet at the and 8:00.
One of the two presses in the Kin-
such manner a. to permit the people of
P“ '’*-' »»*at have been dead
home of Mrs. A. L. Zacharias on Thurs­
aid equipment has a pioneer historic
Morning theme, “ Enoch— The High , .
r
.
.
long.
The
apple
tree
spur
blight
which
day afternoon.
thih community to view the famous , w„ wenf to
witk Mr p ark,.r> and nterest. It was the first press brought
est Style of L ife.”
No evening service. This congrega liberty bell while in transit to the j the apple canker on the limb he sawed arouml the Horn, and printed the first
The M. P. G. Club are having a pie tion will join in the union services to p anama Pacific International hxhibi off, were typical fir blight and swarm paper ever issued west of the Rocky
nie dinner this evening at Currin Park be held at seven o ’clock in the eity j t i o n a t Han KraneilM:0i and
ing with bacteria.” — Polk County Ob­ Mountains. In the old land notice days
it is said to huve earned fur its owner
on the Coast Fork.
park.
server.
FIRST AND LAST
more than $10,(HM) a year net for n eon
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^
i
Be It Further Resolved, that the City
»¡dernble period.
of Philadelphia and the Joint Special
Coupled with Service unit Courte-
Real Estate Transfers.
Committee in charge are to be congratu­
A. W. Summers ct ux to Oscar
Guinea Hem Attack Bull.
oiin Treatment ¡ n what you k *’K »1
lated upon their magnanimity in per Vaughn—Tract in sec. 33, tp. 20 S, R 3
Polk County Observer: Ross Nelson
i mitting this, the greatest relic con W, $300.
of Independence is the owner of some
Louisa M. Harding to Grace E. thoroughbred cuttle, but he recently
nected with the colonial history of the
Blackwell—Strip of land across North m i- near being minus the head of hia
i nation, and which played such an im- side of lot 4, blk. 2, Perkins addition
erd through attacks of guinea hens,
, portant part therein during its forma to Cottage Grove, $250.
The Old Reliable
which he keeps on his place. The bull
Harry
K.
Michael
et
ux
to
Martha
tive period, with its glorious inscrip­
was stnked out, nnd the rope became
'or the protection o f our de-
tion, “ Proclaim Liberty Throughout All E. Marksburg— I-ot 7, blk. 1, Mc­ wound around a stump, whereupon the
Queen’s addition to Cottage Grove, $10. guineas began the peeking proeess un­
positoj'M we h ave:
‘ the Land to All the- Inhabitants There
J. W. Marksburg et ux to Harry E. til the animal bellowed loudly with
o f , ” to traverse the continent and be Michael et ux— Part o f lot 7, Clark A
pnin, attracting the attention of fnrm C A P IT A L .................... $26,000 00
exhibited to the admiring gaze of the Washburne addition to Springfield, $10. hands, who went to the rescue. Ac­
John II. Anderson et ux to F. H. Van cording to Mr. Nelson, had not assist SURPLUS and
| many liberty-loving citizens of our
Nortwick et ux—Tracts tp. 20 S, R 3 ance been nt hand the hens would have
Common Country, and
Undivided Profit« . . . 40,000 00
W, 12500.
killed the bull.
Be It Further Resolved, that a copy
Ella Van Nortwick et vir to Matilda
STOCKHOLDERS
I o f these resolutions be presented to the L. Anderson— Tracts tp. 20 S, R 3 W,
$
2000
.
L iab ility.................... 26,000.00
■tata
o
f
Ohio,
Pity
o
f
Toledo.
I
Joint Special Committee of the Coun­
I.ueas County.
( M
John I). Anderson et in to F. B. Van
cils of the City of Philadelphia, in
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he la
Nortwick et ux—Tracts tp. 21 S, R 3 aenlor
partner of the firm o f F J Cheney A Total of ...................$90,000 00
charge o f the liberty bell, when they W, $8000.
A
Co., doing business In the City o f T o­
ORDER
Z & tv x t* T O D A Y
ledo. County and Htate aforesaid, and
visit this eity, with the request that the
W. D. Simcox et ux to Mabel E. Wil
that said firm will pay ihe sum of ONK The officer« ami HtoekhohlerH arc
same, in due time, may be presented to son— Lots 5 and 8, blk. 1, Mrs. C. A. HtTNDHKD TKILLAHH for each and ev­
case of Cstarrh that cannot he cured all Hucccaaful and well-to-do IttiNi-
the Municipality of the City of Phila Perkins addition to Cottage Grove, $10. ery
Mabel E. Wilson to W. D. Simcox— by th* use o f HA I.I.'H CATA R i m CIIHR. iieaH men.
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that V we fully I-ot 5, blk. 7, amended plat o f City Out
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appreciate the eourtesy of it s Joint look, also lot 8, blk. 21, first addition my presen ce, this 6th day o f December, Another protection ¡ m 24 yean o f
I Special Committee in arranging
arraniri
its City Outlook Eugene, $10.
HUceeHHt'ui liiiHiiieHH and hacked up
(Beal)
A. W OLEARON,
itinerary in such manner as to afford
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Notary Public.
hy the United Staten
Hall’» Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
When buying a railroad ticket, ask and
us this grand opportunity of viewing its
sets directly upon the blond and mu-
for a roundtrip one and boost the sales eoum surfaces o f Ihe system Rend for FEDERAL
RESERVE BANK.
grand old liberty bell.
of your home station. It will help later testimonials, free
We want your huaiiieHH
r J C H E N E T * C O . Toledo, O.
when Cottage Grove wants improve­
■old by all Druggists 7r,c.
Sell and buy with Sentinel want ads. ments from the railroad.
mehlOtf
Tabs Hall's Family plus fur eonetlpetloa.
Cottage Grove Transfer
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CRACKED OLD BELL
RODSES ALL TO
PATRIOTISM
Hauling and Heavy Dray W ork
Blackmore & McFarland
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
purwMTYoySAVE HEPE^GPOCEPIES
IHTO THE SAVIflGS BANK
Johnson’s best Flour, per sack - $ 1.45
everything in Chick and r e e d supplies
SHORT’S GROCERY
The First National Bank