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Dick Burton Insists a Saving of $10,000 Can Be Made VVIit’n I nnnnunctid niyni'lf ni n riunii date l’or Ibi' iiniuinntliiii fur cnunty a»- Mi'Hior I «Itti in II poli U lilllil nf puro busini'»», nini iiiu thi'rolu timi I l'iiulil ■uni would, If elei-tini, invi1 Ibi* tuxpuy- i'ri Ibi' unii if 110,0011.(10 ilurlng tbo iioit torni. l'p lo thin timo I linvo not i|uoitinni <1 tbo integrity of iny opponont, nltbou|{b tbo word» “ mnlieiuui (Inaigli,” ‘ ' deeep- t iiin " nini otlior espressimi» bave lioon iinod liy bini in un offort lo Indittlo my NlatoiiiiilitN, tu oroiito nyiiipnlby nini lo ovudo tbo i|iiotiiioii ut ìnnuo . Hut iiow Mr. Tnxptiyor tot un unuly/e Mr K o o iio y ' n Inni puldiNbod statement inni ini|tiiro W I I Y Ito tbitik n il nere»- Nnry to iniply, timi u unni with clglit or loti yeurs’ oiporionoo un Mr. l ’ nrkor b a a limi, ia noi nido tu onliinnlo tbo e.o»t o f uiiy piirtioulnr dopurtmciit o f I iìn offico. W IIY i I oon lio intiiiiuto in attoh plnimi blo liinguiige limi Nomoono li un presari eutetl, wlioii ho daclnroa timi tbo ntnlo un'ut I puldiNbod whn not un uutborir.od uno, tboroliy louving Ilio iinproNNiou th.it il w » n novor umilef W IIY i I oon ho try to lem! bia rondoni, tbo tnipnyora nini voterà, tu believe l biit Ina " new ayatoin ’ ' of writing thè li nnonniii onI rolla wna referrod lo, whell Ito iini ' n a i|iiotatinu froiu Mr. l ’urker'a lettor, svhieb quotatimi inni referonce to Ih# method ut WUTINO Ibi i a \ H T A T K M K N T nini tu tbo COI.LEO I H IN of tbo Inioa, nini not in uny aenae to Mr. Koonoy'a pnrt ili tbo ivork f W IIY doea he try to lenii you to lielieve thnt I bnvo illude un nttaok up un bini poraounlly, wlion I alate thut I raa liy using u diffrrent nietbod, and liy i*1 1 ini iin11 nK borni doputy ut $ I ,20(1 por yenr, auve tbo Inxpnyora u aperifiod iiiuount w il Imi u aperifiod poriodt A Idd for ayinpnlby, tuy fellow lux pnyora, dooa not uaauro ua o f u roul auviiig in our tuxea. Wben tbo tux rolloctor mudo tbo atntoiuenl bo dui, it wna dono ainrerely nnd Ito foro (boro wua un uvowed rnnui dulo for tbla office, und wua discusseli in iimuy puri» of l.nno rounty. The F A IT H uro tbnt tbo ayatom nowi in uno ia un oxponaive ono, and thoro ia abaolutely NO DOUBT tlmt tho ainount I rlnioi rnn bo aavod tbo tuipnvera nnd in tbo following umnner: Htuy on tho job inyaclf, nud olimiuate Ibo uaoloa» oxpondituro of ♦1,-00.(MI per yenr for n head doputy. Ho writo tbo lux rolla tbut u anving of ♦ 2,000.0(1 enti bo mndr unuuully. Huve ut lonat ♦10,000.00 during tll next torni o f o ffice if nominatod nnd olorted. A p rir D. P. B U B T O N . ■low cuuuod by unconscious Artouiua Wurdit mid Josh Hilling« will ecsso tor Ibo Biiuplo rouaon thut no uno will bo ublo to detect linporfoct apolling. Wu almll ull bo like tho mini who chal lenged u friend to ropout tbo Lord's prayer und whon bo hourd tho words " N o w I Iny mo down to »loop," inter rupted with, " T n n t ’ll do, old chap; I didn ’t think you knew i t . " It ia ob vkoua tbut if no ono know» bow to »poll, ahorlcoiuinga in tbia direction will not bo noticod, Kot wo ought to do one thing or tin* otlioi. Wo abould either cry down tboae who «proud tbo impression thut perfort ortbogriipby ia uu impossible thing and therefore not worth trying for or wo abould Imaton tho time when ull »poll mg will be ei|unlly incorrect. The pres- out mixture of theorioa ia nlmiird mid I'uuaoa nrh nnnoyunco. Neighborhood News LO R A N E (Hpocial to Tbo Hentinel.) April 4. Huporviaora Crowe nnd Eos tor uro working on tbo roads. Alvin uml Hurt Hhurp nre planning to go to eastern Oregon for tbo summer. Mprnying is nearly done in the or chards. Frank Hotter is sotting out 2000 lo gnnberry plants nnd planting four noros of bonus. The ai'hool rally whs u grand succoa lust week. Hopt. Moore mid Miaa llo« aon wore the principal apoukcra. They put up u very strong mlk for atundar aoboola. They wore also strong nt tb fine dinner served by tho parents. Mrs. Martha Crowe will entertain tbi aid society Wednesday o f this week assisted by Mrs. O. K. Crowe. There was u good attendance nt tb< church Hominy, it being tbo finest da for aonio time. Tbo young children arc practicing fo un Easter progruui. Cheese making Ima been a little do Inyod, aa our ebeoaomsker, Hurr Huger who made tho fine |,ornno choose, mo with nn accident, breaking bia left am by falling from a motor eyrie, but ur rangomonta have boon made with th man who taught Hurr hia trude to com und help until Hurr ia back in barnea again. S IL K CR EEK (Hpccial to The Hentinel.) April 4.— Elder <’ . J. Cole of Kugon preached at the Hevrnth day Adventia church Friday evening and Elder Thura ton o f Hulcm preached the Habbnth. Tboae who went to Cottage Orov from horn Friday wore Mr. and Mrs. H \*. Garner, (leu. Gildersleeve, Lloyd Owens, l>. A. Kates, Mr. Nickerson, Mr» L. L. Woolley, Mrs. J. F. Gildersleev and Mrs. G. ltirhnrdaon. Tbe government »took inspector» fron I'ortlund were eexnmitiing M ille r’ stock Haturday. O. A. Lane nnd W. K. Russell o f Pori laud were at the Mattbeyer home th first of the week on business. Mrs. I. N. Dresser nnd »on Hhirley and daughter Miss Varien o f Lynx Hoi low spent the week end with friend here. Mr». Nellie Humphrey o f Iairnnc at tended church service here Habbnth. A D E C A Y IN O A R T (Editorial in Eugene Kegiator) Tho fart tbut only 54 out o f 000 high arhonl atudenta in Eugene wore nble to puaa u aimple apolling teat with u perfect grnde ia no aurpriao to tboae who huso miirb to do with inunuarript Spelling ia rupidly boromnig n loat art und the letter or urtirle or " p a p e r ’ ' tlmt ia unnmrred by faulty orthogra phy ia rnre indeed. Oynieel copy ro d- i'ra nt newrapnper doaka are often board to rcinnrk tbnt tbo wiorat aumplea of poor apolling that come to their utten lion lire to be found in tbe work of high ncbool and college atudenta. The wnrat o f it ia tbnt an impronaion M i m a to pros nil that ability to apell lorrectly ia nothing to be proud of Keformora nnd critic» who nre ulwnya bunting aomotbing to criticixe bnve dinned into tbo public'a ear the atnte mont tbut English orthography ia u ailly thing, utterly without rule or renaon itnd by implication have preached thnt tho peraon who ti ea to »poll cor roctly ia u fool with time to wr.titc. Tho lazy atudent nb.orba tbia doctrine on- gorly nnd rolnxoa hia e ffo rt» in tho d i I wish to inform you o f the great rection o f correct apolling. Perhaps i f tbia pernicioua teaching benefit I have derived from the use continuea Intg enough the unnoyance o f Hwnmp Root. I had been a sufferer for more than twenty years from kid ney and liver trouble und was almost constantly treated by the most eminent physicians who could only give me temporary relief. I had been in bed ten weeks when I began the use of Hwnmp Root. Inside o f twenty-fout hours I could see that I had been great ly benefited. I continued to use W . M . F e d e r m a nn, a L e a d in g D r u g g i s t Hwnmp-Root until I had used several of Kansas City, Stands By His bottles when 1 really felt thnt my old trouble was rompletely cured nnd 1 ant Convictions posit ve thnt any person suffering with kidney or liver trouble can be cured by the use o f this preparation. I am now in the best o f health, bet ter than I have been for ten years or more. I do not know how to express myself ns strongly ns I desire, in fnvor o f Dr. K ilm er’s Swamp Root, as I am sure that it saved my life nnd thnt my good health is due entirely to this great remedy. I heartily recommend it to every sufferer and am confident they can be benefited as I have been. It ia a pleasure for me, gentlemen, to hnnd you this recommendation. MRS. H. J. PRICE, 1406 Center Ht. Portsmouth, Ohio. Personally appeared before me this 13th o f September, 1909, Mrs. H. ,t. Price, who subscribed the above state W .M FED ERM ANN ment nnd made onth that the same is " I have always believed,'' he said, ♦ rue in substance and in fact. “ that a drugglat'a tlrnt duty In to the R. A. C A L V E R T , Notary Public health o f bla customer*. I tell my peo ple frankly that a aafe, gentle, Inex Letter to pensive laxative, such ns Hexall Order Dr. Kilmer A Co., lies, kept In tho home, will pay tbe blg- Hinghnmton, N. Y. geat dividend« o f any Investment ever made. I recommend It as the best Prove What Swamp Root W ill Do family laxative, because It Is put up for You In tasty candy tablet form that appeala Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer ft Co., to men, women nnd children alike, and Hinghnmton, N. Y., for a sample sire la as delightful and pleasing to take aa bottle. It will convince anyone. You will nlso receive n booket o f valuable It la healthful.’' information, telling about the kidneys Ws havs the exclusive soiling rights for and and bladder. Whon writing, be this great laxatlva. Trial als«, 10 cents sure and mention the Cottage drove Hentinel. Regular fift y cent and one- THE MODERN PHARMACY dollnr sire bottles for sale at all drug T H « R EX ALL «TO R E »tore*. mch8-apr5 TEN WEEKS IN B E D - EMINENT PHYSICIANS FAILED— WONDERFUL RECOVERY GIVES THE PEOPLE A SQUARE DEAL deorgie Drum-wood spent the week end with friends in Cottage drove. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hittinger visited at the J. Overholaer home Thursday, H. Huri'haui mid W. (J, Hittinger were transacting business in tbe drove Sat urday. K. Miller has purchased two fine horse tenuis. He is only waiting for a car to ship hia goods to Canada. Prof. Itoekwell ami Messrs. J. Gilder- sleeve, H. Cole, Kayinond Wilaon and deorge Uilderaleeve were Lynx Hollow visitors Hominy. There was a little social gathering at the d. II Uilderaleeve home Hunday evening hi honor o f L. M. Owens, who left Tuesday for California. Mr. Cole went the middle o f tbe week to Oakland to work. Mrs. W. Dwyre sprained her ankle Hunday. Mr. und Mrs. Hurry Williams o f Row River Spent Hunday night ut the L W oolley home. Mr. uml Mrs. W. W. Uilderaleeve und children, Mra. L. A. dibaon und dnugh ter Mildred nnd Miaa Mury Dwyre and Adu Wilaon und children visited at the Lou Wheeler nome HumJuy. Hum Dumewoud, recently from Cmti- yonville, spent Wednesday night at tbe M. F. Hubcock home. Ada Murphy, whe ia sick with ty phoid, ia improving. BAO INAW . (Mpecial to The Hentinel.) April 4. —The dood Neighbors club met with Mrs. yucca Friday afternoon A quilt wna nemerly finished und Mi«s Norn Queen entertained the company with piano aelectiona. Those presen were: Meadninea Johnson, Hcott, An gel, Neut, Howard Moody, Smith Kn-i ley, James Conley, Aden Miller, Chaa Wright, Queen, Misses Nora Queen, Ft tn Hcott, Ethel Moody, Mae Easley Helen Monteitb, Nellie Conley nn Leonard Johnston. It was ordered th-i the next meeting be an all day session with Mr». Conley, who will provide a picnic lunch. Mrs. Vaughn came down on Haturd iy and went to Cottage drove with Mr McKinney. Mr. and Mrs. McKinney and Mrs Hurgess were in Cottage drove on legti business Monday o f last week. John McKinney o f Grunts Pas stopped over night Thursday with hi brother, D. W. McKinney, on bia way down the valley. Howard Moody has secured work in Portland und ia preparing to move hi. family there. His ankle, which wu broken, in strong nnd well but the dis location still ia some trouble to him be ing weak and quite painful at times. Little Miss Whiteley o f Cottag drove visited over Haturday and Hund* with her grandmother, Mrs. R. Hcott. Mrs. F. T. Henaton was a Cott-ige drove visitor Haturday. MT. V IE W ((Special to The Hentinel.) April 4.— Charles Hales went to Dore an Mondny. W. I). Heath was in Cottage Grnv Monday. Mr. and Mr». Victor Chapman o f Cot tage drove visited Mrs. Chapman’ mother, Mrs. Kate Hears, this week They left the latter part o f the week to spend a few days with Mr. Chapman’ parents in Eugene, after which Mr Chapman will look for work near Port land. Miss Mildred Pringle o f Cottage drove spout several days o f last weel with Miss Edna Hears. Mrs. Brown Hansard returned Hatur day o f Inst week from a two months visit ut Albuny und lo*bunon. Mr. aud Mrs. AI Elliott and family o Fairview visited Mr. und Mrs. Wot Hands Hunday. Mrs. C. W. Hear.« und son Andy re turned Saturday from Portland wher Andy will rt-mnin until strong enough t resume his work at tbe dental college. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales speu Sunday with Mrs. Bales' mother, Mrs Green, nt lamdon. Miss Bertha Hears spent several day of Inst week in Cottage drove. Among those in Cottage drove Satur day were Miss Edna Hears, Mrs. deorge Stanley and children nnd W. D. Heath. DISSTON A N D R U JA D A (Special to The Sentinel.) April 4.— John Coffman and Dudley Shaw passed through Disston Haturday on their way to the Champion mine. Jennie Chrismnn and Veta Pitcher visited friends in Rujndn Haturday, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Dnmewood of Wildwood spent Hunday nfternoon at the Ben Pitcher residence. The dnnee nt Wildwood April 1 was a success. There will be n dance given at the Dorena hull April 8. Music from Cottage drove. Bob Martin nnd family o f Rujnda went to Cottage Grove Saturday eve- ning. Mr. Mahon passed through Disston Friday on his way to Bohemia. Wilbur Pitcher o f Disston made a business trip to Star Saturday. Mrs. Chaa. Rennrd o f Rujada was a Grove visitor Saturday. Vetn Pitcher o f Disston spent Wed nesday and Thurndny at the home of her grandparents, Mr. nnd M ts . Miles Pitcher, Sr., at Star. STAR. (Special to The Sentinel.) April 4.— Glen Owen moved hia house hold goods Thursday to a farm near Thurston, which he has rented. Mr. nnd Mra. Janies Hpnhr railed .in the Boettcher family Sunday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rollin Wieks o f Row River visited at the Joe Wicks home Sunday. Ed Cole made a business trip to Eu gene the first o f the week. Leslie Wicks went to Bohemia Sat urday to begin work. Jaa. Spahr is having n kitchen built on his house. Mrs. Joe Wieks and Mra. Ed. Cole vis ited ut Row River one day lust week. deorge Petty went to Cottage drove Monday. Ezra Messenger of Row River was a Probably the Most Curious Collection of Volumes In tho World. Star visitor Hunday. There Is (lerbaps one o f tbe moot curious collections o f books In tbe that high interest oftimes mein* TH E CEDARS world to lie found In a small town on low security 1 Everyduy event» (Hpecial to The Seutiuel.) seem to prove it. April 4.— Mr and Mrs. H. C. Veutcb tbe continent of Europe, says tbs Lon I f you can he content with nor und Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemenwny don Tit Bits. It Is really a botanical took part in the entertainment given by collection Outwardly each volume pre mal interest and want to be ab sents tbe appearance o f a block of tbe bund boys Friduy evening. solutely sure o f your principal, then this strong Notional Bonk H. H. Webber wus tuning pianos in wood, and that Is what It actually In Hut nn examination reveals the fact has much to offer. the neighborhood lust week. A saving« account can tie upei:‘ <l Mrs. Lloyd Hmitb arid baby are visit that It Is alno a complete history of ing at tbe borne o f Mrs. Mouth's parents, the particular tree which It represents. here with one dollar or more, on At the ba<-k o f tbe book tbe bark Mr. and Mrs. K. Ashby. which we will pay you a fair in be» t>een removed from a space wbleb C. A. McFarland and family have gone terest. Peace of mind is worth to California to stay for a year. Thay allows the scientific and tbe common something. have rented their farm to Will Col who name of tbe tree to be placed as a title Think it over and commit us. for tbe book One side Is formed from has taken possession. Miss Pearl Ashby spent Thursday the split wood o f tbe tree, showing Its grain and natural fracture. Tbe other with her eousin, Miss Hazel Ashby. G. W Mr.Farlund attended the Pomo aide shows the wood when worked smooth and varnished. One end abows na council at Eugene last week. Ed. Ashby lias bought one half of the the grain as left by the saw and tbe On Clow pluee and deo. Lawson has other the finely polished wood. opening the hook It la found to con bought the other half. Col, B. K. Lawson and family vis tain tbe fruit, seeds, leaves and other aed ut tbe W. A. Hemenway home Hun products o f the tree, the moas which usually grows upon Its trunk and tbe day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Himeral spent Hun Insects which feed upon tbe different parts o f the tree. These are supple day at the P. H. Magee borne. Mrs. Ed. Ashby and Mrs. Lloyd Hmitb mented by a full description o f the In fact, everything which haa a visited Grandpa Ashby at the John tree This famous Root and Berry discovery bearing upon that particular tree se Ashby place last week. oxidizes uric acid and carries it cures s place In the collection. P. II. Magee is tearing down his old away. The gentle influence o f this house and getting ready to build a new eientific method reaches the most sever, and long standing rheumatism. Received one. P. P. I. E. award. Every package bears »>. J. Miller o f Pleasant Hill and Mr Read of Cottage Grove were visitors u Where Richard of the Lion Heart our guarantee, under which dealer« will refund in case buyers are not sat Dwelt In France. the W A. Hemenway home Monday and isfied with remits. Price 81.50 Drug Tuesday o f this week. Perhaps the loveliest spot In all the gist or by parcel-post direct C. O. D. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wheeler spent winding miles o f beauty along tbe Anti Uric Co., 32 Front, San Franriico Sunday afternoon at the Otto Dobber- river Heine bet ween Itouen and Paris stein home, Is Petit Andely Ragged and shattered looking, tbe stony bills rear proudly up Nyal Quality Store above tbe placid river and sleepy town, Exclusive Agents D E LIO H T V A L L E Y Cottage Grove and squarely upon Its crest looms tbe f9 tf (Hpecial to The Hentinel.) April J. — Chaa. Conner recently pur ruin o f Richard the Lion Heart’s Castle chased a hay baler whieb he brought Gallant a great, burst keep and a BIC YC LE R E P A IR IN G . home last week in readiness for the few bits o f massive wall. Once the — SO LD ERIN G OF A L L K IN D S castle flaunted Its menacing leopard haying season. Hal <>itiler was in Eugene on busi «tan-lards against tbe blue and white and gold of the Frankish skiea, but Can allow you more for your old wheel on a r ness ti few days last week. Grandpa Nixon is reported as slightly that was before Philippe Auguste guaranteed wheel, than anyone in the county. Furniture Repairing a Specialty. stormed ana smashed It aud smashed improving in health. Baby carriage« repaired, tire- put on. Satudac:. A 7 pound daughter was born to Mr. the townsfolk while be was doing I t guaranteed. W ill call and deliver any work. Now, ghostly and wan. tbe stark and Mrs. Bert Myers Hunday. BICYCLES SUNDRIES.8BTC. P H O N E 8S-Y ruin shimmers upon tta hill, with never Fred Witcher and family visited Mr SCH LEEE BUILDI. n C a single speur to glint from keep or W itcher’s parents Hunday. The spears are still grow Miss Kvu Hopper has gone to Mon barbican P IL L S BEST FOR LIV E R . mouth to take four months’ training Ing far l»elow— tbe stout young poplars Because they contain the best liver on the river bank and Island sentinel course in the normal school. medicines, no matter how bitter or nati Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adney visited the tng through golden days when the riv seating for the sweet sugar coating er la gleaming Jade; In tbe flery sun McClellan home Hunday. sets, when it mirrors hack every hides the taste. Dr. K ing's New L ife Milford Hopper and family took din sturdy limb and feathery frond, and Pills contain ingedients that put tic ner at the Hterling Hopper borne Hun- all the silent blue nights, when tbe liver working, move the bowels freely. •ay. stars bend crackling down to whisper No gripe, no nausea, aid digestion. J-:- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benston visited and coquette aud tbe ripples chuckle try a bottle o f Dr. K in g ’s New L ife «.th Gibler's Hunday. softly against the rich brown banks.— Pills and notice how much better you Mrs. C. H. Haight, Misses Mary Arthur Stanley Riggs In National Geo j feel. 25c at your Druggist. Haight and Frances Beatty called on graphic Magazine. r. and Mrs. McClellan Hunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Conner spent Sun The Parson Bird. ay in Cottage drove with Mrs. Con Among tbe feathered Inhabitants of tier’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. H u ff New Zealand there Is a bird called the parson bird, or tuL It Is about the DORENA Cottage Grove Transfer size and shape of a blackbird, hut has (Special to The Sentinel.) a pair o f delicate white tufts at Its April 3.— Ralph Lund returned to hi throat and Is a glossy dark green oth home in Washington last Tuesday afte erwise. which looks black In tbe sun spending the winter here with relatives shine It can be taught to crow, to Nellie Teeters was quite sick las •peak, to whistle tunes, und. besides week. Piano Moving these tricks. It has a repertory which Lloyd Owens o f California visited Auto Dray For Quick Delivery Is not often equaled by any other several days of last week with his aunt feathered songster At vesjiers It has O FF IC E : Elite Confectionery Mrs. I. H. Ventch. a note like tbe toll o f a bell or the James Bennett is having a bungalow Phone 72 clear, high note o f an organ It can porch built onto his house. mimic every bird In the bush to per C. H. Jennings went to Eugene on feetion It will break off In the mid i TH E ACHES OF HOUSE C L E A N IN G business Friday returning home Hatur die of an exquisite melody and In The pain and soreness caused bv day evening. dulge I d a strange melody of sounds j bruises, over-exertion and straining din Rev. D. A. McLeod of Cottage Grove which are Impossible to describe, but if ing house cleaning time are soothed preached in the ehurch Hunday after you can Imagine "tbe combination of away by Hloan's Liniment. No no noon. a cough, a laugh. » sneeze, with tbe to suffer this agony. Just apply Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Mar smashing o f a pane o f glass." It will ■ Sloan's Liniment to the sore spurts, n r vin Martin and children, Mrs. Mabel be some approach to tbe Idea. « only a little. In a short time the pain Tosier, and Charley Martin o f Creswell leaves, you rest comfortably aud enjoy visited Grandpa and Grandma Kirk From Medicine to the Drama. a refreshing sleep. One grateful u-er Sunday. The earlier part of Vlctorten Sardou'a writes: "S lo a n 's Liniment is worth i- Fern Jennings and Benetta Teeter career was beset with many trials and weight in gold.” Keep a bottle on ha: i. were drove visitors Saturday. dlfflcoltiea His parents wished him to use it against all soreness, Neuralgia The young people enjoyed a party a take up a medical career, and be began | and Bruises. Kills pain. 23e at your the W ill Huston residence Saturday hia studies with some zeal. The love Druggist. night. o f the drama, however, was far greater Hal Jennings nnd daughter Ellen re than tbe loTe o f the pill box. and In tbe turned home Satlrdav. Interval o f tbe other work Sardou was J. E. Bedford and family went ti busy upon a play L ife was a struggle London Springs Sunday after some min for blm. for be bad little money, though eral water. he managed to get journalistic work to Mr. und Mrs. Sherman Oodard nnd supplement his more slender Income children o f Cottage Grove spent Sun His first play was a failure, and Sar day at the Qouley home. dou rushed from the theater vowtng Hamilton Veatch, wife, and son Dal. never to enter one again. He fell seri spent Sunday at the Ida Yeateh home it ously ill. was nursed back to health by cottage Grove. Mile, de Breoourt, an actress who lived Misa Elsie Lea o f Cottage Grove i on a floor below, and from that time going to finish Mrs. England's term o f his fortune was made. seuool here in the high school. W. G. PERRY, Prop. Ship of the Deaert BLU E M O U N TAIN . For safety and endurance tn travel Phone 15 (Special to The Sentinel.) ing tn desert regions the camel has Free Delivery at A ll Times of the Day April 3.— Mrs. Traer, who had been been found unequaled by any other an staying in Cottage Grove, came home lmal Its foot Is a soft cushion, pecul iarly well adapted to the atones and Sunday. Mrs. Whipps and Edith Landwehr gravel over which It la constantly walk ing. During a single Journey through visited at the McGuire home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Apperson visited at the Sahara horses have worn out three seta o f shoes, while tbe feet of the Palm er’s Saturday and Sunday. camel, traveling over the same course Rose Duerst who had been workin at Brown’s south o f Cottage Grove were not even sore. came home Thursday. Not Grasping. William Van Gorden, who left here “ What a grasping fellow you are several years ago, was bsck on a visi Hawkins! You're bothered me about the fore part of last week. Miss Wilson visited home folks Sat fhls bill fifty times In ten days." “ You wrong me. Jarle.v I ’m not urdny and Sunday. Several from the Grove took advant grasping I’ ve bothered you about the age o f the nice weather and came ou b ill I admit, but I haven't been able to grasp anything yeL” in their autos Sunday. TREES IN BOOKS. IS IT TRUE? The Old Reliable First National Bank Cottage Grove, Oregon A N T I-U R IC THE RUINS ON THE H IL L N e w E r a D r u g Stori* H . r. O A K E S L . L . Harrel Draying of all Kinds Fresh Meats Good Meats At Prices that are right People’s Meat Market Cholera. It usuly costs as much to turn out Cholera was first recognised by the a poor job o f printing as a good one. The Sentinel turns out the quality stu ff Portuguese tn India as far back aa at the same price that inferior goods the middle of the sixteenth century It haa the peculiarity o f following a can b « profitably produced. well defined route, with progress Juat equal to that o f an average Journey on foot. Why Use Muddy Water? Got a well drilled! Mean. We are here for a short time only “ It’s so hard to buy for a man." with our drilling machine. We guar “ Yea I’ ve noticed when yon women antee to shut out sll surface water. are doing It you look as though It 8PE A R ft 0RU8ON burta” —Detroit Free Press Phone 148J mch22aprl2 A PO O R LY FED HORSE 1 reflects discredit on its owner, but the ! owner gets the worst o f the deal be \ cause economy in feeding the nor- • 1 affects its working capacity as well as its appearance. I f your horse kicks on his feed you can correct it by buying your feed here, as you get the best quality for the least outlay. Farmers, contractors and horse owners generally know that onr feed ia alwnys up to the standard. STERLING FEED CO.
