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RUSSIA BEGINS NEW DRIVE IN CAUCASUS Army Heavily Reinforced on Front of 100 Miles; Turks Report Gains. m Cite i« tia n « t.nsiautliioplo, via Berlin, and by wireless to Loudon A now general offensive along a front of almost 100 mill'* has been undertaken In the Cau casus by reinforced Hiiaslan columns, according to uu official statement Is sued at the Turkish war office, which said: “ On the I'aurasus front the enemy, heavily reinforced, commenced a gert- eral offensive on January it. The fighting, which la Inking place over a front of nearly 100 ntllea between Kur- aduch, south of the Arana river, and (chain, aouth of Milo, Is developing favorably for us. “ Two Kusnlan attack* near Kara- dach, south of KoglJ, on the 13th, re sulted In the complete defeat of the enemy, who wax compelled to flee lu disorder. Prisoners taken ut this point say that during four days' fighting each of their regiments lost at least [t s new—it’s good—it*» healthful! The finest temperance drink you have ever tasted— the new drink of 1 9 1 6 — made from Oregon Hops and Barley. Golden and Amber Nectar is fu ll o f c h e e r — s n a p a n d s p a r kle. It has a delicious am ber and olden color and pours out with a eavy foam on top — a delightful, healthful beverage for the whole fam ily — d rin k as much as you like, it cannot E intoxicate! »0 0 d e a d " Petrograd. via London. An official statement given out saya: “ On the Caucasus front In the course of the fighting January 14, we cap tured 30 Turkish officers and more than 400 men, a quantity of war and engineering material and provisions, one heavy gun and seven other guns and sight machine guns." ,\i Order a Trial Case o f this Delicious New Beverage . A Today! ^ & British Forces Under General Aylmer Preee Enemy Closely. London.— Turkish forces on both banks of the river Tigris, 35 miles south of Kut-el Amaru, In Mesopota mia, are retreating, according lu an announcement made by the official press bureau. The war office adds that after hard flghtlug the Turks be gan to withdraw January 13, and are being closely pressed by Itrltlsh .roops under General Aylmer. The state ment says: “ After their defeat on January 8 b the Turkish force opposing General Aylmer retired to a position across the Tigris at Orahe, 35 mllos down stream from Kut-el Atnara.” DAMAGE ACTIONS BARRED ____________ 1 _ 1 .1 NON-INTOXICATING s p a r k l i n g a DELICIOUS A s t r assumo ÜOMfiTIC KVCRMSe Str CONTINT} II r u s o ouN C « makes W einhard’s Golden and A m ber N ectar it to ld by the Bottle, Case o r on tap at the best Stores, Soda Fountains, Restaurants and Hotels in the Northwest. Henry Weinhard Plant Portland, O re g o n ut TURKS D E F E A T E D ON TIGRIS ____ . A 1____________ 1 » . * çÿt " Northwest’s new h ealth- y food tonic drink. Golden and A m ber Nectar is made from the finest life-sustaining, stren gth -givin g ingrediants, as all W einhard’» products. It’s L V *>eS , h . greatest health cL .nk t c r put on the market a drink that tastes good, good and is good. EXPLOSION ON U. S. SUBMARINE KILLS 4 New York.— Four meti were silled snd lu others Injured, five of them dangerously, lu an explosion which oc curred on the submarine 1C 3 while the craft was undergoing repairs In drydock at the New York navy yard. One the men killed was an enlisted electrlclau and the other three civilian workers. The men were at work In the bat tery compartment of the K 3. dlscharg Ing the new Edison butteries through a rheostat to measure the voltage, and the explosion occurred In that com partment while they were working there. A statement indicating that the new Edison storage buttery was not lu any wuy responsible for the explosion on the submarine IB-2- ut the New Y’ ork navy yard was made by Miller Keese Hutchinson, chief engineer for Thomas A. Kdlson, and u member of the naval consulting boiftd W ■—is more than a thirst-satisfying beverage. It is the Golden Nectar for Sale at Potts’ Cigar Store IS YOUR STOMACH CLOGGED WITH WASTE? Real Estate Transfers. Weinhard Plant to Run. Mr. Wessinger in talking with a re “ Excuse M e” Gets Many Laughs. Portland, Ore., Jnn. 15.— Rather than porter the other day. It was a letter “ Excuse Me,” a Pathe Gold Rooster S. G. Long to Alin J. Long; und. close down their great plant at Port written to a man in Madras, Ore. “ Now- photo play at the Rex Monday and ' j int. in lots 7, 8, 9, 10, Coop 0 land, the Weinhard company has re- in regard to yours o f January 3d in Tuesday, stood out in very pleasing er A Randall's add to Cottage »500 tained its meff and is manufacturing a which vou say that your district attor- contrast to the usual heavy dramatic Grove ................................... Modern Pharmacy Guarantees to Return ' ' i new temperance drink in strict conform nev i» going to prevent you from sell offerings. “ Excuse M e” was o f the Robert K. Walker et ux to Fletch Money I f Mi o Da Does Not ance with the Oregon prohibition law. j ing our Nectar, all we have to say is, | lighter comedy vain, bright but not er C. Knglnnd et ux; tract in Relieve You. |0 This drink is made of Oregon hops that i f this should really be the ease, vulgar comedy, and made a big hit here. tp. 20, H. R. 3 W ...................... - and barley and i-ontains vital strength we would prefer not to ship any at all .1. W. Walker et ux to F. C. Eng “ It's ii pleasure to sell a medicine giving qualities which will make it a and return to you your money paid to j land; tract in tp. 20, S. K. wlicii our customers come in afterward |0 favorite throughout the state. j u.,. ’ ’ und tell us huw mtieh good it has done I w ............................. COTTAGE GROVE them.'' said Modern Pharmacy, the (leu. O. Walker ct ux to Fletch Mr. Wessinger is determined in his > “ We are frank to state,” continues popular druggist, to a Sentinel man, effort to prevent nny violation o f the Mr. Wessinger in this letter, “ that we er C. England et ux; tract in “ and that is why we like to sell and ]0 law in the sale of this new product. He do not desire, even in the remotest w a y ,! Right Here at Your Home tp. 20. 8. R. 3 W .................... recommend Mi-u ns, the dyspepsia rem I requires a cash bond of 4250, which is to offend any public official or to do Surgical Cases Especial Attention edy. We are going to guarantee it in C. A. Cooley ct ux to Martha subject to forfeit if any dealer is guil- > anything contrary to law. Our Nec the future, and will return the money Rinehart; 15 acres in tp. 20, to nny purchaser of Mi-o na whom it 500 tv of selling intoxicating liquors under tar drink is practically free from alco H. R. 3 W ................................ For farther particulars address does not help. That limy seem rash the guise of this new temperance drink, j hol. containing much less than allowed but our rustoniers have said so many Marion Veatch et ux to W. T. “ Here is one bit of proof of our pol by law, and therefore is strictly a tem Gordon, 8WI-4 of NE1-4 sec. good words in its favor that we do not icy regarding this new drink,” said i perance beverage.” 20 N 12 of NW 14 of HE 14 expert to have many puckuges returned. “ Anyone who has dyspepsia, whose sec. 2d, tp. 20. 8. R. 4 W ......... food does not digest well, and who has Robert McDonnell, to Carrie Mc to take thought us to what he ran eat, Donnell, NK o f 8E Vi »ec. 34 und when, ran Irnve 50 cents deposit tp. 20, 8. R. 2 W ..................... nt our drug store und take a box of M i ll mi und if the remedy does not regu I’ . 8. to Robert McDonnell, NK V4 late his digestion nnd help his dyspep of SK see. 34, tp. 20 8. R. sia he can witluTruw his money.” ' 2 W ......................................... This shows great faith in the merit of Mi o nil. It ia really a most unusual Armindn J. Johnson to Rebecca medicine and the rapid increase of sales J. Hicks, int. in tract in Per- sinre the Modern Pharmacy introduced kin.i add. Cottage Grove......... it in Cottage Grove shows that it does W. 8. Cline to J, H. Kartells et all that it is claimed to do— relieves al, int. in Big Elephant, Big dyspepsia, regulates digestion and en- Elephant No. 2, Gold Leaf, allies those who uso it to eat just what they want with uo four of trouble after. Gold Fleece, Golden Leaf, Mill Sijp, etc., all in Bohemin Let your friends in other states dictrict ................................... 300 know of the country you live in, nnd George W. Johnson et ux to they want to come here too. Kxtra Mary C. Smith, lot 8 and 8E V4 copies of The Sentinel for that purpose, of SW V4 »ec. 4 tp. 20 8. R. two for 5 cents. dec22tf. 500 It W ........................................ Start something with a want ad. G. 8. Beers to Ida Beers, und. half int. in tract sec. 7, tp 21. 8. R. 2 W ......................... Hospital and Sanitarium X-RAY LABARAT0RY DR. H. C. SCHLEEF % % Compensation Law In Washington la Interpreted by Supreme Court. Washington.—The supreme court has construed the Washington state workmen's compensation law as abol ishing all damage actions In the courts Banks Must Tell Business. by workmen In the hazardous employ The comptroller of the treasurer seems ments covered by the law, whether Hyomel Guaranteed by Modern Phar determined to hnve every detail o f the agulnst employers or against third macy to Relieve or Money Refunded. business conducted by national banks. persons. Tn a call issued Inst week to all national The decision was In a case in which The popularity and increase in sales banks requiring them to report their the widow and children of Benjamin o f Hyomei here in Cottage Grove are condition nt the close o f business on Meese sued the Northern Pacific rail unique in the annals of medicine. Such Dec. 31, the comptroller goes further way for the alleged negligent killing astonishing successes have been made than nt any previous time to learn if by this remarkable remedy that the of Meese, an employe of a brewery at proprietors have authorized the Mod money is being loaned by national Beattie, alongside the railway's track. ern Pharmacy to aell every package banks in violation of the state usury laws. He nsks for a list of loans by all The district court held the compensa of Hyomei under an nbsolute guarantee banks during 1915 “ upon which inter tion law abolished ail actions for dam that it will knock out the catarrh ; est was ehnrged or collected, either in for good. I f it does not, the* purchaser ages and dismissed the suit, but the the shape of interest, discount or com can have his money refunded by the mission, at rates which would amount circuit court of appeals held that It M odern Pharmacy. to more than the equivalent of six per abolished litigation only of employes Hyomei is no ordinary remedy. It is cent per annum.” against their employers. The supreme pronounced the only method of treat “ Banks are cautioned,” snvs the call, court upheld the district court's Inter ment that sends by direct inhalation “ to prepare this statement with care pretation and reversed the circuit to the most remote part of the air pas nnd accuracy. I f errors or iliscrepen- sages, a balsamic nir thnt destroys all eies should be discovered which may court of appeals. eatnrrhal germs in the breathing or seem to make it necessary to verify the gans, enriches and purifies the blood reports submitted by all the banks, the Kaiser Again at Front. with additional ozone, nnd given per- bank examiners will be given instruc Berlin, via London.— The following mnnent nnd complete relief from ca- tions accordingly. ' ’ tnrrh. The rnll also nsks bnnks to state official communication w u m Issued: The complete Hyomei outfit is inex whether it is their custom to require “ After his complete recovery Em pensive and consists of an inhaler that borrowers to carry deposits when loans peror William returned Sunday to the can be carried in the vest pocket, ft are granted, how much they are now war theater." medicine dropper and a bottle of Hyo loaning to non-depositers, nnd how much mei. The inhaler Inats n life time, is loaned and not secured by rollnternl. The aggregate of nmounts which bor and if the bottle does not cure, an All Oregon la to Wrlte East. extra bottle enn he secured for n trifl- rowers have refused to pay hanks be Portland. All Oregon will wrlte to I ing sum. It is more economical than cause of alleged usury is nsked, nnd the enst thls week Invltlng tourtste any remedy advertised for the cure of also the hitnl payments made by banks of the eust to tnake thelr plana for catarrh, aiid is the only treatment ns penalties for usury. The call asks for the Summer of 1916 to tnclude a vlslt known to us thnt follows nature in her complete information an to the liabili methods of treating diseases of the res ties, snlaries nnd connections of officers to Oregon’* scenlc Wunderland. nnd directors of bnnks. piratory organs. MESSAGE OF JOY TO CATARRH SUFFERERS \ the national jo y » moke It stands to reason, doesn't it, that if men all over the nation, all over the world, W atch your step! prefer P. A . that it must It'* easy to change the lhape have all the qualities to and color of unsalable brand* satisfy your fondest desires? to imitate the Prince Albert tidy red tin, but it is imposstbte to imitate the flavor o f Prince A lb e r t to b a c c o I T h e p a te n te d p r o c e i* protect* that I Men, get us right on Prince Albert! W e tell you this tobacco will prove better than you can figure out, it’s so chummy and fra grant and inviting all the time. Can’t cost you more than 5c or 10c to get your bearings! \ C opyright III« by K J. Reynolds B uy P r in c e A lb e r t everyw here tob a cco is sold — in toppy red bags, 5 c ; tid y red tin s, J Oc f handsom e pou nd a n d h a lf-p o u n d tin h um idors—a n d —in th a t classy cry s ta l - glass p ou n d h u m id or w ith spon g e-m oisten er to p th a t Tobacco Co. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY Winston-Salem, N. C.
