Cottage Grove sentinel., April 19, 1916, Image 2

COUNTY COURT EXPENDS
$4,909.11 ON MACADAM
E xpended Largely on Ronda N ear Uia
County Seat
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RESTORES KIDNEYS
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The l.ane county court has expeuded
iiinrksble record m aintained by >)r,
new home in Sun Jose and are all feel K ilm er's Hwuuip Root, the great kidney,
the sum of $4909.11 in the repair of mac
adamixed roads during the present
j mg fine.
liver and bladder remedy.
W. A. 11 emeu w ay 's team took fright
spring, according to a report filed Hat
It is u physic ia n 's prescription,
in town Monday ut u pile of rubbish
In teresting T alk on Preparedness.
w-afers, marshmallow
puddiug. two urday by J . K. McKy, rond superintend
Mwnuip
Root is a slrengl heiiing mad I
and
tried
to
iiiuko
a
home
rim
but
were
cut,
with
the
court.
The
largest
sum
The Brotherhood of the M. E. church kinds of cake, and coffee. Miss Eunice
(Continued from first page)
stopped on the way. No duiiiuge was cine. Hr. Kilmer used it for yours in
gave another banquet an d program at assisted in the serviug. The place cards was expended upon the Eugene Nitntu
i done except mixing up a few groceries. his private practice. It helps the kid
the church F rid a y evening, which was were mounted with small E aster chicks. Clara road and the Eugene Springfield " t a k e s the c a k e . "
If there was one ( Miss Carrie Woods, one of the Grove iieys, liver mid bladder do the work an
well attended. A very e n tertain in g pro The centerpiece was a large bowl of macadam road comes next. T he report
single sensible reason for the change I
»....... Ha (urday night at W. A lure intended they should do.
g ram was rendered a f te r the banquet, forgetm enots, in which a bunny was is ns follows:
might look at it in a d iffe ren t light Hemeuwsy ’a home.
Nwnmp Root has stood the test of
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a
n
ta
Claru
Macadam
7.50
miles
re­
the speaker o f the evening being Rev. hiding, and other bunnies were hidiug
It is. I think,
rally agreed that the
Mr,
M T ucker has
a In town years. It is sold by all druggists on it*
R obert Sutcliffe.
Uia subject was under the outer edges
The invited surfaced; cost of labor, $100..10; coat of roads are constructed aud m aintained
for several days attending her mother, merit aud it will help you. No other
• • M ilitary P reparedness from a C hris­ guests were Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Bwengel, m aterials and supplies, $1455.00; total
principally for the benefit of the com , Mr„
wll„ u
remedy can successfully take its place
tia n V ie w p o in t," and was au eloqueut Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Uemenway, Mr. and cost, $1040.20; rost per mile, $210.50;
munity in which they are located, but
lie sure yuu get Nwnmp Root and
and m asterly plea for peace. Several Mrs. Will Hall, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. 1422 cubic yards crushed rock, used for
the only party that would be benefited
8TAK
start treatm ent at once.
very e n tertain in g readings and vocal McQueeu, Mr. aud Mrs. Elbert Bede 100 cubic yard s per mile.
(Hpeciul to The Hentinel.)
However, if you wish first to test
E ast Springfield Macadam — 1 000 by this change, in my vWwpo.nt, is the
and instru m e n ta l numbers were given and Mrs. Beager.
Wnrren
Construction
company
and
the
April
18
Mr.
Gill
of
Neutlle,
Wash.,
this
greet preparation send ten cents to
mile«
resurfaced;
cost
of
labor,
$32;
rost
by talented local readers and musicians.
vU lliug h,,r | >r„ l h er, W J Me.no. l>r. Kilmer A Co., Itinghuintou, N. Y ,
of m aterials and supplies, $201.30; total oil and gasoline companies who are be |
SCHOOL FAIR DETAILS
„ ud fw n t,_ of Ruw Ktver.
for a sample bottle. When w riting be
cost $203.30; cost per mile, $175.73; 202 hind ‘he move . No doubt they would
Will C elebrate A nniversary.
'
HAVE
BEEN
COMPLETED
reap a rich profit if they could carry
A , rowd
„ t a r young people sure und mention the Cottage Grove
cubic
yards
crushed
rock
used,
or
150
The 1. O. O. P. lodge is a r ran g in g an
their schemes through a . thev wish Hut
rlv
t ,„,
ball Hentinel.
ap r!2 niuy.'l
elaborate program for the celebration May IS and IS A re Days of Big County cubic vsrds per mile.
I very much doubt if l.nnc county is S a tim U y „ a ,
Coburg
M
acadam—3.00
utiles
reaur
of its ninety-eighth anniversary, which
Ind u strial Rally
Mr UM(, M„ w ill H ankins and ch.l
faced; cost of labor, $03.25; cost of m a­ yet ready to vote a big bonded debt
will be observed April 25. Key. Robert
lh(. j „ M,mhr home
Notice of Final Battlement.
terials and supplies, $377.25; tota l cost, If Lane county has any mure money to dr, n v W |r t ,
S utcliffe will deliver the address of the
D etails for the annual educational $470.50; cost per mile, $120.04 ; 400 put into road* than it in now doing. ,S unday
Ill
the
m a tte r of the E sta te of Daniel
evening.
vi,Uli,g her Hhnffer, deceased.
rally and industrial school fair May 12 cubic yards crushed rock used or 104 le t's have some of our side r o a d , fixed | M' r„ c A H |ir|ow
and lit are now complete, according to cubic yards per mile,
up so that our neighbor, living .... them ,,HUg, „ , r Mab.-l Mt.rny, iu Koeeburg.
Notice is hereby given that the under
The Social Twelve club spent an e x ­
E. J . Moore, county school superintend­
, Kd Ool„ alld . „ „ g b t e r Hazel vie-, signed.
.
E xecutrix of the E sta te of
Springfield Macadam— 1.70 miles re cau get out onto our main roads without
ceedingly pleasant afternoon Thursday
ent, who is the originator of the idea surfaced; cost of labor, $275.25; cost of having l o g o through the fields or wade Ufd
Hlll Vaughn home Hun.lny, J »»nniel Hhnffer, deceased, ha ns filed her
w ith Mrs. Geo. Hall. Mrs. C. C. West-
winter. I
Mr #mj Ntri> j „ H|>nhr war,. |,„ Final Account with the county clerk of
and who has held two successful affairs m aterials and supplies, $130$.80; total through mud knee deep in
eubaver was a guest.
of the kind previous to this year. The cost, $1584.05; cost per mile, $031 79; think our Pacific highway
is good r#|1B vJ, ifor, Monday.
I.nne county, Oregon, and th a t Monday,
prize list has been completed and a r ­ 1284 cubir yards crushed rock used, or enough as it is, with some reasonable;
>qora Warj v e i l e d with E dith Mes
May 2»tb, at the b..ur nf 10 o'clock a
The Constellation club will e n tertain
repairs in places, and will do us very «••tiger of Row River Nundny afternoon. ut., in thè Prilliate Court riunii uf thè
rangem ents are now being made to pub­ 755 cubic yard s per mile.
all the clubs of the city T hursday a f ­
well until we get some of our other
lish it so th a t the pupils throughout the
Lane county court house, bas hccu set
Goshen
M
acadam—3.22
miles
reaur
ternoon in the Masonic banquet room.
county may have an idea of the value of faced; cost of labor, $20; cost of m a ter­ roads in a condition that they are not
liy thè court ne thè lim e and p ia re tu
LORANE.
the premiums for which they are to ials and supplies, $303; to ta l cost, a disgrace to the county. I for one niu
pass un thè nume. All persona having
(Special to Thu Hontiuel.)
A leap y e a r com mittee gave a dance
going to vote for a man for county
compete.
objectiona
tu anid final aerounf and
$422;
cost
per
mile,
$131.04$;
303
cubic
April
18,
Mart
Foster
and
wife
were
which was atte n d e d by about th ir ty
The new arm ory in Eugene will be yard s crushed rock used, or 122 cubic commissioner who thinks ns | do nboiit Cottage G ro \e visitors Monday.
sani final aettlem rnt of salii estate, w ili
couples in Moose hall T hursday even­
it, if I can lóente him.
used for the exhibits of all kinds of in­ y ard s per mile.
P. Gaultier, a friend of Mr. and Mrs. present them lo thè court, un or hefure
ing. Music was furnished by the Arcade
Yours for less schemes and lower Pox, is here on a visit from Ohio.
dustrial and school work. One section
anid date et said place,
Elm
ira
M
acadam—
2
miles
resurfaced;
orchestra and f ru it punch was served.
will be given over to the Eugene cost of labor, $22; cost of m aterials and taxes.
Dnted ibis 17 1 li day uf Aprii, IODI.
F rank Davis was ill Cottage d r o v e
FRED W R IG H T
schools for th e ir display and as this is supplies. $328.50; total cost, $350.50;
J E N N I E M W II ITE,
Tuesday
af
te
r
u
load
of
goods
for
E.
J
The M. P. G, club was entertained in
th e only d istric t of the first class, they cost per mile, $175.25; 323** cubic
K xerutrix of sani Estate.
I ,ee.
the usual m anner y esterday afternoon
[Mr. Wright touches some points
will not be in competition in their col­ y a rd s crushed rock used, or 164 rubic
Mrs. Hoott of Portland has arrived to William ti Martin h
by Mrs. C. E. Frost. A d a in ty two-
worthy of serious consideration and visit Mr. mill Mrs. Ediefsen, her father Carey F. Martin,
lective exhibit of school work but the yard s per mile.
course luncheon was served. Mrs. Ralph
work of in dividual pupils can be eu
A ttornrya for said Eslat,*.
a l 0 m l7 r
Hallow M acadam— 1.25 miles resur­ The Sentinel wishes others would be ns and mother.
Dean was a guest. The next meeting
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6 tered for prizes in their proper class, faced; cost of labor, $12.50; cost of ma­ free to express their opinions. We
Mrs.
Kirtzer
and
children
were
sick
will be w ith Mrs. Albert Helhwell.
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in one s m u ll1 f . o r ( W(l W
The second and third class districts will terials and supplies, $130; to ta l cost. would correct Mr. Wright
n
e e k . but are out again
DOUOLAS OFFICERS PAY
have special space allotted to them and $142.50; cost per mile, $114; 130 cubic particular. W hether or not the railroad
A. E. Crowe went to t-ottugi- Grove
The Emanon club was entertained
crossings
are
changed
is
imm
aterial
to
may compete with other schools in the y ard s crushed rock used, or 104 cubic
THEIR DISCREPANCIES
Wednesday. Ilia mother, Mrs Lilly
T hursday by Mrs. C. E. Umphrey and
the Warren Construction company. The Crowe, accompanied him
same class.
(Continued from first pngei
yard s per mile.
the afternoon was spent w ith fancy
bond issue will be up for a vote whether
The final spelling contest will be con­
The ice cream party held by the
work, af te r which a two-course luncheon
the crossing changes are made or not. la dies' aid at Odd Fellows hall was a the I look s with other funds. It was also
ducted as heretofore in the Central or EXPOSITION SPECIAL WILL
was served. Mrs. W. B. Cooper, Mrs
The Warren people and other construe
high school building. Each school and
found that a -draft hail been forged at
P urvance and her guest, Mrs. H. N
ARRIVE AT 1 31 APRIL 20 tion companies arc interested principally success.
every grade school in a city or town is
the bank for a large am ount for which
The
Reliekah
lodge
will
go
to
Cottage
Aldrich, Miss Dunlap, Mrs. G. M. Scott
entitled to one representative from each
... the bond issue, though they may h a v e
p rldav tu
, h„ ¡„v .lat.o u the sheriff will be held responsible.
and Mrs. Armes were guests. The next
Chongs In Tima of T ra in Brings Mall tukea u part in the agitation for t h e , „ .
grade from the third to the eighth, in ­
The drnft w u s sent through the muil*
of
the
Rcbckah
lodge
there.
Three auto
meeting will be with Mrs. E lb e rt Bede
Four H ours Earlier.
change of the rniiroml crossings Their
clusive.
in payment of taxes for the year l o l l
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,
loads
will
go
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■ I osivu* is* I ho rn i road uriissimrs lie I li la ‘
interest
in the ruilroad crossings is this:
The street pageant will also be a big
The new cheese maker is expected to and a receipt issued. The d ra ft, how
Mrs. C. H. V anD enburg en tertain ed
The change in the tim e of the arrival If new road is) to be built, there in a
fe a tu re of the rally. Each school in
arrive
today from Tillamook and the ever was not recorded on the books, the
F rid a y evening in honor of Mr. Van
the county may enter a float, drill or of tra in No. 53, which is the southbound b etter chance of gettin g the taxpayers factory will again put out its fine endorsement being forged nnd the n o n
D en b u rg 's b ir th d a y anniversary.
It
exercise and ap propriate prizes will be overland railed the Exposition Nperial, to go to the expense of try in g hard sur cheese.
ey obtained from tin- bunk. The rruin-
happened t h a t i t was also the anniver
given for the best and most meritorious and which now arrives in C ottage Grove face than there is upon ronds already
wras evidently roinuiilted by some on-'
sary of Mr. Swengel, one of the guests,
at 5:55 p. m. each day, will ta k e effect serviceable; aL«o it would not be a sune
display.
Get
your
weddiug
stationery
from
;
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1''* "*■ ■» «*>" ••«■ploy of she ..ffiee .1
and the two k e p t the others guessing
April 20. This change was announced proposition to build permanent roads
The Hentinel and live happily ever ef
roHectu.g period of that year
as to which was the fu rth e st under 50
to begin several wee|ts ago but for some upon impracticable routes thut might be
ttfrw ird i
!
H rrk ’» Innik» » ahortag«* if
Five hundred was the diversion of the
reason was postponed.
rhanged within n few yeurs. Mr.
$7oy7 Mim found SrviTiil mintII rrror*,
evening.
A delicious luncheon was
The train which now leaves Portland Wright »houlil b*» ♦»niulattM iu bi» J e te r
however, were found wbirh red tired th**
served, consisting of f r u it salad and
a t 12:40 p. m. and Cottage Grove at mination to fiud out in advance that
0 ! amount to $»;r .7. ts •- list n f •-r • 1 11•«
5:55 p. in., will leave P o rtlan d a f te r the those he votes for f o r public office will J
• mg approved by the auditors
Work to be done April 16 to 30.
20tb at 8:30 a. in. and Cottage Grove carry out his ideas. If all the voters X
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A shortage was f u l f i l in (he tfUMUl
I t is not too late to make good the a t Ii31. I t will arriv e in Han. F ran would use like cure we would not hear »
j e r 's bonks of $244, and owing to the
bare patches on the lawn by sowing seed cisco at 5:30 p. m. the second afternoon so much complaint about our public of
great amount of work to be aretini
but it must not be delayed much longer. U nder the present schedule it reaches fieials.— E d itor]
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
plished It will be some time before the
Finish up all rose pruning without Han Francisco at 9:30 p. m. This will
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S aturday evening, choir practice.
records ran lie searched nnd the dis
delay. Leave all the strong young wood b rin g the eastern mail into Cottage
E ditor Gets Load of Wood Free.
Sunday, Bible School a t 0:46 a •». r re p n n ry located
A cheek for $3 that
possible on the climbers.
Grove four hours earlier than at the
Some one ram« around und threw a
j»roaching s t 11 s. in and 7:30 p. m. bail been paid in the som of $12 w-is
Give the O riental poppies a rich and present time. O ther changes th a t take load of wood into the e d ito r 's bnsement
q
g jj . jq p m
l ’rayer meeting found, and for this the bank will l>«
W e ste rn
D ru g
M e rc h a n t
D iscu sa e a
well cultivated root run.
effec t tomorrow are as follows:
the other day. Of course, such au net Thursday at 7:30 p. u>.
held responsible.
N a tio n a l H e a lth
See th a t the soil where the asters are
Nouth bound: No. 13 arrives at 1:37 in itself is not out of the ordinary, hut
| , a d i e a ' Aid meeting each Wednesday
In n previous atolli the treasurer was
to be grown is thoroughly prepared and instead of 2:00, 15 at 7:03 instead of when you take into consideration th a t a f t ern00D>
found to lie $264 to the g o o d anil it is
well manured. H a lf decayed manure is 7:06, 17 a t 3:16 instead of 3:23, 10 at the editor does not know the name of
Tb). p i t h i n g serviees on E aster Hun- thought thnt the g rea ter part of the
b e tte r than fresh.
7:32 instead of 7:40.
the guilty party, you begin to see day ,1#y wi„ )>e rep|tt(.,d in tTl, morning by shortuge is due to n difference in the
N o rth bound: No. 54 arrives a t 3:06 light. I t is not customary, to sny
Be sure th a t you are not going to be
service given by the Sunday time of ta k in g the audit. All of the
disappointed in securing your plants, instead of 2:50, 18 at 0:46 instead of least, for people to go around distrih u t , r h ool under the direction of Mrs. W
riffinnls gave their personal cheeks for
10:05, 14 at 4:32 instead of 4:35, 16 at ing wood promiscuously w ithout even A ,Jt.nlrnwliy and Miss Elizabeth Ware,
especially your fa v o r ite colors.
the amounts of the shortuge iu order
T our pansy pla n ts should all be in 1:37 instead of 1:35.
leaving their names. It leaves room for ;ind jn |h e , v, nin„ j,y tb e elaborate thnt the laioks might be balanced eoi
now as they will soon begin blooming.
speculation as to the possible sta te of
m puh |i.h e d last week,
reetly.
I t is now tim e to th in k about gettin g A. C JENNINGS WANTS
mind of the donor. It also leaves room 1
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The auditors were paid $506 62, the
the porch boxes and baskets filled.
TO BE COUNTY CLERK for speculation as to w hat prompted the
report being accepted by the court.
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Why wait u n til all the plants have
gift, and whether it was voluntarily
D. A. Mui-Leod, Pastor. Phone I37R North Douglas Herald,
been picked o v e r t
A. C. Jennings, well-known old soldier made. O f course it is possible th a t some j
Bible School a t 10 a. m. Morning
and politician, a tp ire s to be county one actually did ta k e pity on the editor
Resolutions of Condolence
Chr'*‘ **n
clerk. Y esterday he filed with Clerk and make him a present of a load of
Questions to Ask of Legislators.
Whereas, the Divine F a th e r has called
•* 3 P' “ E v " “ ' nK " ° " hiP home Comrade Jo e Miller, husband of
In some counties the granges and Russell his declaration of candidacy, wood, but we are suspicious, and until
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farm ers ’ unions are asking would-be paying the fee of $20 as required by law the mystery is cleared up, and the name !lt ‘ •
Service 11:00 n. m. Hubjeet, " T h e j
be it
ca n didate for the legislature very point in cases where the candidate does not of the giver is made known to us, we
Missou 1 New Awakening. "
Subject for eve
Resolved, T h a t we, members o f Appn
M O N R A D J. O L S E N
desire to circulate petitions for signs will be like the man from
ed questions:
ning, " T h e Risen L i f e . "
m n ttn i Relief Corps No. 12, do hereby
o f D es Moines, la., said, in an Inter
ri.—N orth Douglas Herald.
Will you, i f elected, impose new tax tures of the voters.
extend to our sister member our sym
v iew today,
Mr. J e n n in g s says he did not decide
burdens on the people, and create new
pnthy in her grent bereavement.
M E T H O D IST EPISCOPAL.
“ I f each person in this co untry would offices, boards, etc.f
Let your friends in other states ,
to become a c a n d id a te for the nomina
a!9pd_________________ C O M M IT T E E.
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor.
ta k e a n occasional laxativ e done, our
Will you use your position to create tion u n til this week and did not have know of the country you live in, and 1
Sunday School every Sunday at 9:45
hcapitals would lose th o u sa n d s upon commissions or new jobs and then get tim e to circulate petitions.
they may w ant to come here too. E x tr a ;
a.
m. Service with sermon, 11 s. m.
th o u sa n d s of p a tie n ts.”
one for yourself T
In his declaration Mr. Je n n in g s says copies of The Sentinel for th a t purpose, j
H o w ’s T h is ?
Mr. Olsen f u r t h e r sta te d th a t be warn
Will you help create new judgeships " I f nominated and elected I will work two for 5 c e n t.
d22tf “ "<? 7:30 .P “
J u n io r League 3:00 p. m.
We offer One Hundred Dollies
fam iliar w itb an d bad sold all th e v a ­ to make more lu crative places for law diligently to perform my full share of
Epworth l e a g u e 6:30 p. m.
rious la xatives, a n d th a t In bis opinion, y e r s t
Reward for any case of Catanli
the duties of the office, employing no
AID THE KIDNEY8
Kexall O rderlies Is the m ost p le a s a n t
that cannot l>e cured bv Hall's
Will you enact more f re a k laws and more deputy help th a n absolutely nec
B A P T IS T
an d su r e rem e d y for constipation.
experim ental legislation to hamper in essary. 1 will give the eitizens and
Catarrh Cure.
R e v . C. C. Van G o r k u m , P a s t o r .
_ F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O
dustries and keep capital from invest moasures in all p a r t i of the county equal Cottage O ro r s S ufferers Should Take
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching,
W s . . t h e u n d e r ____________________
s i g n e d . I i a v s k n o w n K . J
We have the exclusive Belling rights for in g f
recognition and privileges according to
No F u rth e r Risk.
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this great laxative.
I I . a. m . a n d 7 . 3 0 p. m . Y. V. » ., 0 . 3 0
hlm p , r f . c „ y h o n o r a b le In a ll b u a li... .
P erh ap s if th e y had to keep such ca pac ity and m e rit with the eitizens of
p. m. P ra y er meeting T hursday, 7:30 tranaoctlone and financially « b l e to rsrry
THE MODERN PHARMACY pledges they would not find these of the county s e a t . "
Why will people continue to suffer
o u t a n y o b l i g a t i o n s m a d e b y b i s firm
On the ballot Mr. Je n n in g s desires the ngonies of kidney complaint, b a c k ­ p. m.
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fices so a ttr a c tiv e .
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the following to be printed with his
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ache, u rinary disorders, lameness, head
F R E E M ETH O D IST
name: " M o s t work for least possible
I acting d ire c tly u p o n th e blond a n d m u
Hhoda Burnett, Pastor.
) coua surface» o f th e sy s te m T estim onial«
expense w ith fairness and courtesy to aches, languor,— why allow themselves
Bent free
P r i c e 75 r e n t s p e r b o t t l e Hold
Sunday
School
10
a.
m.
to
become
chronic
invalids,
when
a
teat
1
b y all D r u g g i s t s
a ll."
Preaching
service
11
a.
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followed
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MalFe
F a m i l y P ills for c o n s tip a tio n
Mr. J e n n in g s is a republican and lives ed remedy is offered them f
a t 215 F i f t h avenue west in Eugene
Doan 'a Kidney Pilla have been used by class meeting.
Services Sunday evening a t 7:30.
He was county clerk some 16 or 18 in kidney trouble over 50 years, have
P ra y er meeting Wednesday evenin
years ago f o r a term or two an d bas been tested in thousands of cases.
a t 7:30.
held oth e r offices d u rin g hie long resi
I f you have any, even one of the
dence in Lane county.
S E V E N T H D A T A D V E N T IS T
I f no other ca ndidates file today, symptoms of kidney diseases, act now,
for
gravel,
dropsy
or
B
r
i
g
h
t
’s
disease
which is the last d ay to file before the
ing
primaries, Mr. J e n n in g s will be the only may aet in and make neglect dangerous.
BLACKSMITHS
Young People*’ Miaaionary Volunteer
opponent
of
Stacy
M.
Russell,
present
Can Cottage Grove residents demand
::
Society,
F
rida
y
evening
a
t
7:30.
county clerk, for the republican nom ina­ more convincing proof th a t the follow­
Sabbath School each S abbath a t 1 :30
tion.
ing f
p. m. Services following.
Mrs. A. E. Carroll, 302 E. Washing
N otice for Call fo r School W arrants.
ton
8t., Roseburg, Ore., says: " F o r
C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE.
N otic e is hereby given th a t all w a r ­
The Christian Science church holds
ra n ts issued by School D istrict No. 45, years I suffered from kidney complaint
Lane County, Oregon, to and including and apent many days and nights in mis service in their chapel, 242 Second St.,
w a r ra n t No. 78, registered October 16, ery from pains in my back and other every Sunday a t 11 a. m and every
1915, will be paid April 20, 1916. In kidney disorders. I became irritable Wedeedny evening a t 7:30 All are
welcome. Sunday School a t 10 a. m.
tereet will cease on t h a t date.
and nervoua, had dizzy spells and spots
and each Wednesday from 1:30 to 4:30
ap l9 n ly
W ORTH H A RV EY, Clerk.
floating before my eyes. I had about the circulating library is open to the
rnet^ods
given up hope of g e ttin g relief, when I publie.
E ig h th G rade E xam inations.
tried D oan'a Kidney Pilla. They are
N otice is hereby given th a t the at .te the one medicine t h a t gave me relief
APOSTOLIC F A I T H MISSION.
exam ination for the eighth grade will
Fred Hornshub, Pastor.
and kept me on my f e e t . "
(o m iD iJ
be given on T h u rs d ay and F rida y, May
Services every Wednesday evening at
Price
50c
at
all
dealers.
D
o
n
’t
simply
4 and 5, 1916, in school districts where
Mission Hall, opposite depot. Sunday
there are applicants, according to the ask for a kidney rem edy—g et Doan ’» afternoon* a t 3:00 o ’clock. E very Wed­ REPAIRING OF ALL K IN D i IN
IRON OR WOOD.
schedule sent th e chairm an or examiner. Kidney Pills—the same th a t Mrs. Car- nesday evening a t 8:00 o ’clock. Every
E. J . MOORE,
roll had. Foster Milburn Co., Props., body invited to atte n d these meetings
First C I hhh Work (Juariuiteoti
a p r l 9 26
County School Supt. Buffalo, N. Y.
No collections taken.
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