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Newspaper Page Text\ Ines Tucker, Hcrthn Neat, Leslie 1.00 Springfield News, publishing no 61.50; allowed , #, ••• • • • 2.70 Weeks and Otto Nichola motored to Cot tice; claimed 61-50; allow ed.. Stump-Erman, rent; elaimed 66; tage Grove Sunday evening. 5.00 Cottage Grove Sentinel, advertis allow ed... .............. ............... 1.38 ing; claimed 62.30; a llow ed ... C. H. Sedgwick, rent, etc; D E L IO H T V A L L E Y . 6.00 Cottage Grove Sentinel, advertis claimed 67.50; a llo w e d ,.......... (Continued from page 6) .78 ing; claimed 61-32; a llow ed ... 5.00 J. H. Blewett, rent..................... Joe Morris, Jr., chmn.................. 17.60 R. F. Scott, booths..................... (Special to The Sentinel.) Tax Rafundad. 2.00 Joe Slcmmuns, jd g ......................... 6-60 J. R. Turnbow, voting b o o th .... 2.00 E. Terpenniug. tax rebate.......... 6 47.38 June 28.— Steri mg llopper is building L J. Plowman, elk ........................ 6.60 T a y lo r’s Store, rent, etc.; claimed L. M. Travis, tax rebate............ 25.05 a new bnru. The childreu, w ho bave Captain Morey. Wounded, Philip W. Nicolle, e lk .................... 5.60 67.50; a llo w e d ........................ District Attorney. 6.00 been ili, lire recovering nìecly. Found and Reports M exi Geo. B. Camp, elk ........................... 5.60 J. 8. Milne, rent.......................... 4.60 Wilberry Willson, s e r v ic e s ....... 6 65.50 Aiuoiig those wbo attended thè 1. O. N. G. Hyland, jd g ........................ 5.25 Mrs.-A. C. Mathews, rent; elaimed J. M. Devers, expenses............... 12.10 O. F. picnic at thè C roie last Thursdny cans Fired First Shot. K. B. Kelsay, chmu..................... 10.65 50.00 nere thè Keene faniily, thè Lee Nixou 66.00; a llo w e d ........................ 5.00 Edythe H. Johnson, salary.......... K. P. Coburn, e lk ......................... 5.25 Isaiah Slay ter, rent, etc.; claimed K. C. Lockwood, auto hire.......... 5.00 fum ili, thè Nichola Imys, and Mcrwiu Field Headquarters, Mexico, via John Cain, e lk ............................. 5.25 7.50 Wilkinaon, 5.00 J. M. Devera, postage A express. 68.50; allowed.......................... 5 25 J. A. Blakely, elk .................... wlmleas to Columbus, N M. Twenty- Kornpp Bros., livery hire........... 2.75 E. J. Horton A Co., rent, ete.; Ivan Witeher Ima returiiod froni Vm 5.60 A lvin Lewis, chmn.................. claimed 67.50; allow ed............ 6.00 Pacific Tel. A Teleg. Co., service 10.30 cent, (ire., ubere he wna eniployed in n three American aobtlera are known to 11.80 J. M. Holland, jd g ................. 18.50 loggiug ruiiip. 2.10 The Register Shop, p rin tin g ,... have lost their lives on the battlefield E. R. Muiumey, registrar............ 5.80 Chaa. G. Lambert, e lk ............. County Agriculturist. 2.13 Elmira Lumber Co., lumber . . . . Urnudpn Nixon is sufferiug frinii u at Carrtsal. according to a report to 5.80 Chue. Gold, elk 2.50 C. L. Hawley, Co. agriculturist 6800.00 cu licer on bis liuiid. E. T. Tewpleuian, rent, etc....... General Perahlng from Major Jenklna, E. W. Hoeelton, elk .................... 5.80 Thurston Hall Co., rent............... 3.00 C. L. Hawley, Co. agriculturist.. 250.00 Miss Francen Bcutty is spendiug thè commanding the Eleventh Cavalry col M. F. Stafford, chmn................. 7.86 School District No. 150, rant; Eiuergancy. sminui r in Klauiuth county. umn ordered to scour the country In W in. O. M.yers, j d g . . . ••• ••*••• * .85 3.00 S. C. Harnden, slaughtered uui- claimed 65.00; a llo w e d ........... The Hostettler brothers bave renimi that vicinity for aurvlvora Major Jcu Dan Spore«, elk ........................... 7.85 Santa Clara Church, rent , .......... 3.00 ■n a 1........................................... 6 1250 clcd their residence nini are now remoti kina said he hud evidence that ulna John D. Adame, elk .................... 10.85 School District No. 2, rent......... 3.00 J. W. Geary Post No. 7, G. A. tt., cliug Ihe house occupici! by thè Nichela American troopers, In addition to C. C. Hammitt, e lk .................... 7.85 John D. Adams, booths; claimed appropriation................... 100.00 fautìly. H. M. Peteraou, chmn................. 6.35 10.00 6.00 J. C. Moreland, filin g fe e ........... 67.00; allowed.......................... Mary Cornuti 1» recovering front no thoHc previously reported dead, had W. B. Stafford, jd g ..................... 24.05 B. F. McCollum, rent, e tc ........... been killed. Major Jenklna reported 4.00 :ittiick o f chiekenpox. Geo. E. Chapmau, e lk ................. 6.35 H. F. Gordon, rent, etc.; claimed A mi in ber o f Htiginuw nud Doligli! that he had found I'aptaln Morey hid Oliver Foaback, elk ..................... 6.35 67.00; allowed.......................... 5.00 VaHey young poople, chnperoned by den In a houae nine ml lea from where L. C. Ackerlcy, e lk ..................... 6.35 Yoran’s Printing House, ballots. 500.00 Mrs. Tapini, enjoyed a bay rack ride he wua abandoned, aud that bla N E IG H B O R H O O D N E W S H. F. Scott, vhmn........................ 0.50 Yorau’s Printing House, ballots. 358.35 and honfiro party Suturday ovoning. woiinda were uot dangerous W. L. Wallace, jd g ..................... 7.10 Fischer Boutin Lbr. Co., booths. . 2.60 l Mr, nud Mrs. Cornuti inni Mr. nini Colored Troops Sacs Daath Smiling. K. W. Stone, elk ........................ 7.10 M OU NT V IE W . 15.30 Clara Imrison, registration w k .. Mrs. Lee Nixon motorini to Yoneullu American negro trooper« faced at Edward Petty, elk ...................... 7.10 3.00 School Dist. No. 88, reut............ Suturday to attend a sale. R. E. Denham, elk ...................... 7.10 (Special to The Sentinel.) 17.40 J. L. Clark, services................... A n li ni ber iittcìulcd thè aoeialist lev most certain death at CarrDal with E. R. Mummy, chmn................... 6.55 June 2ti Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Castle, turca at Walker Suturday night inni NinlleH ill their eyes and alaug on their Lloyd S. llowe, salary............... .* .S5.00 B. W. Doraey, jd g ...................... 6.55 llpa, und they burnt Into aong once or o f Blue MouutniV visited one tiny lust Sunday. Dorr A Johnson, reut o f chairs, W. C. Henderson, elk ................... 22.15 2.50 week ¡it the home of Mrs. Castle's sis etc............................................ The Myers brothers are getting their twice mh they fought their grim fight Simon Kiechle, elk ...................... 6.55 3.00 ter, Mrs. Claude Arne. School Dist. No. 07, rent............ uguliiKt odds Thlu m u the atory told muchincry ready for bay Imling. James L. Furnish, e lk ................. 6.55 Add Heath was in Cottage Grove 2.00 W&yue Edwards, reut................ Mrs. Nixiyt and Mrs. Stick, o f Eiigeue, by Cuptuln Lewis Morey when he ar Cottage Orava Agalli M I««*» It. E. C. Stataer, ehmn..................... 11.40 Wednesday. Eugene Furniture Co., chairs, ta irre visiting iit thè Niton buine. rived ul field heudijuurtera. The Imil «torni repurted fruiti ollivr P. N. Laird, jd g .......................... 8.00 John Hoffman, o f Siuslaw, is visiting 3.20 bies, etc................................... The lioatcttlcr brothers and thè “ For 46 minute« the men fought, ■erilo a« uf thè rouiity Mundiiy dui noi E. Y. Swift, e lk .......................... » 00 at the homes o f his aunt and grand 11.50 J. H. Blewett, election supplies.. Witeher fiimily motored to London Sun Joking among themselves all the w hile, a f f r r t Cottage-Grove. A little Oregon J. L. Beaver, elk .......................... 9.00 .37 mother, Mrs. C. W. Sears and Mrs. J. dny. S. E. Stevens, extra tim e............ even though (bey realised we hud been “ l a i r t ” feti thut dny, bui Ihat wn« all. W. H. Shelley, elk ........................ 9.00 14.50 Kile. H. H. Earle, expenses................. Thcre will Ite a montbly business Wm. M. Pitney, chmn................ 9.90 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradford moved und soci»! meeting o f Mrs. Ilnight ’s trupped und hud little chuuce of get 3.00 11. F. Mcllwaiu, reut.................. A ll Beau« Are Bold. L. C. Raping, jd g ........................ 7.10 3.50 their household goods from the Veatch class o f thè union Sunday sclinol of Sng ting out alive," he auld J. C. Wright, r e n t ... The rnnnery ha« di*|M>«eil o f prHrtiral Harry H. Douglas, e lk ................ 7.10 Captain Morey «aid he hud n ever' A McKibbiu mill Sunday to Cottage W. J. Thompson, lubor.............. 5.10 inali at thè Huiglit houle Thursdny e ie Jease Harper, elk ........................ 7.10 aeon «uch valor un w u dlHpluyod by ly all beali« left over fròlli lu*t year. 5.00 Grove. Mr. Bradford w ill leave soon ning. M. M. Peary Drug Co., rent There will be no benn* pnrkrd U hm yeur Geo. Young, elk ........................... 7.10 for Washington. 4.45 Pacific Tel. A Teleg. Co., service Poaters are out nnnouncing a picnic Cuptuln ChurloN T lioyd In leading a but thè pillili mny operate long enough 8. W. Harpole, chmn................... 8.25 Miss Bertha Sears and Frank Sears to be held in B entty’s greve July 4. Yorau's l’ riutiug House, printing 38.50 handful of dismounted aklrnilshera to take rare o f thè «urplii« fruit. J. C. Hise, jd g ............................ 8.25 spent Sunday iu Cottage Grove. Griffin-Babb Hdw. Co., hasps, through thy machine guu fire aud Into N. J. Bryant, elk ......................... 8.25 Mrs. Charles Balea and Mrs. Naomi M etc............................................ the ambuMh of death- tie added that LO R A N E C. L. Hanaen, elk ........................ 11.85 15.80 Hales speut Monday with Mrs. Churles Ansel Hemenway, services......... It « i t not u*tll their ammunition wan V. C. Ivie, e lk ............................. 8.25 .37 Bales’ mother, Mrs. Green, at l^mdou. H. M. Bourne, extra tim e............ (Special to the Sentinel.) Fred Wright, chmn..................... 6.00 exhauHtod thut the troop wuh finally Mrs. Ishiuael and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Lida T. Zell, rent, etc.; claimed June 27.— H. l-eo und futility, o f cut to piece«, und told o f the heroic 9.80 S. B. Jackson, j d g . .. Hickey were at Waldo M ille r’s Sunday 5.00 67.00; allowed.......................... Kluiirn, mid Miss Esther Miles nrc visit 6.00 J. A. Briggs, e lk ........... death of Lieutenant Henry It. Adair, o f last week. .20 S. W. Minturn, coal o il............... ing Ed Lee at Loruno. 6.00 H. Strong, elk ................ of Portland. Or., Iu at attempt to re Mrs. Katie Sears visited relatives at 2.50 Cushman, Waite A Co., r e n t .... Ora D aiis ami family and Mrs. Frank F. T. Benston, elk .......... 6.00 plenUh It. Bolton Humble, services............. 10.50 Dorena Sunday. Du vis and daughter, Gladys, were Eu Geo. IViscarson, chm n... 8.95 Donald Janies, who had been staying 17.75 W A N T AD. RATES. C. H. Young, services................. Lieutenant Adair Died Fighting. gene visitors Saturday. R. Robertson, ju dge........ 8.05 One cent par word. No «d 13.50 at the home o f his uncle, F. J. Helliwell, W. J. Holland, services.............. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morgan, o f Eu Lieutenant Adair died fighting, hla D. C. Howard, elk .......... 8.05 accepted for le«« than 15 cents. 2.50 left last week to join his grandfather E. C. Lockwood, auto hire.......... gene, visited at the J. D. Humphrey ln«t words being. "Go on, sergeant." Thoa. J. Benedict, e lk ... 8.05 Special ca«h with order rate:— 5.25 at W olf Creek, near Grants Pass, where home over Sunday. G. B. Pitcher, rent, e tc .............. Chaa. Baker, elk .............. 8.05 to a noncommissioned officer ut hi« Three Inaertion« for the price o f he will go to work iu n mine. School Dist. No. 102, reut; claimed A lvin and Burt Sharp returned from aide. Captalu Morey said. 6.00 E. 8. Addison, chm n... . two, «lx insertion« for the price Miss Mildred Pringle und Ray Baker, 3.00 65.00; allowed.......................... eastern Washington last week, o f four, (.'nah mii»t accompany 6.00 E. E. Farman, jd g ........... The two were on their way to the 3.00 o f Cottage Grove, anil Albert Butler, o f Morris A Son, rent...................... copy. Laud for «ale or trade, ten Mr. Means, o f Letts Creek, was a, 6.00 O. E. Crowe, elk ........... park animal« carrying the amtnunl Seottshurg, were guests o f Miss Edna 3.00 Williamson A Co., rent................ insertion« for the price o f five. Cottage Grove visitor Monday. Martin Foster, elk ........... 10.40 lion, when they were Intercepted near 3.00 Sears Sunday. B. F. Pitcher, rent Ca*h must arrompany order. Maude Humphrey is visiting Mrs. K. W. W. Jackson, elk ......... 6.00 Mr. and Mrs. George Layng, of Wal a «m all lirlgatlon ditch by a detail of Abbie Mashell, rent.................... 3.00 ('. Roney, o f Goshen. 8. C. Veatch, chmn..................... 11.55 3.00 den, were at Waldo M iller's Monday. Josef John, rent..................... Lieutenant Adair al Winfred Foley, o f Yunrnllu, was in the Mexican«. John Overholser, jd g .................. 6.75 Mrs. H. Yancey and Eva and Will 1.00 J. B. l.inebaugh, s e rv ic e «... reudy hud l>een wounded and lost hla Good 7 room house to rant on East Main Lornne last week. M. M. Wheeler, e lk ..................... 6.75 Ht. 6« per mo. Robert G riffin « p t l 6tfe .30 Yancey visited at Morris McKibbiu's Burden A Graham, boxes... . pl«tol In the previous fighting, hut he Tom Cox, elk ................................ 6.75 • 2.00 Sunday. J. H. Kissinger, labor........... bad borrowed another and was fight Doubla room* for bojpmkeeplng. cantra!, W. A. Hemenway, elk ................. 6.75 W. D. Heath was in Cottage Grove Manville Bros., mdse.................. 1.80 Wallaee H. Davis, ehmn............. 6.1i lug a hand to-hund battle when he wan 64 nnd $5 per suite per month. Mr«. M. Billmire Bros., drayage.............. 16.50 Saturday. mr2Utfc G. W. Holland, jd g ..................... 9.15 killed. He fell backward« unron J. Emerson, N. Sixth ML Among those attending the I. O. Ü. F. Geo. Wiacarson, booths, prepar I. O. Storey, elk ........................... 6.15 Lost or stolen, June 21, «mall black dog «clou« aud whn caught by the negro 1.00 picnic in Cottage Grove Thursday from in g ............................................ Otto Petzold, e lk ......................... 6.15 with white tip on tail. Answera to «ergeant an he «ltd toward the ditch here were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hears Walter T. Garoutte, booths, pre C. C. Sturtevant, elk ................... 6.15 name o f Pom Pom. Return to Geo. which « » > deeply filled wllh water. 1.00 and family, Mrs. Morris McKibbiu and paring...................................... Wm. F. Walker, chmn................. 4.50 Mote. J U n 1.00 children and Mrs. Win. Bradford. The «ergeant held Adair In his arm«, A. J. Young, booths, preparing. . W elby Stevens, jd g ..................... 4.50 1.00 Ross Myers, booths, preparing.. hi« face above the water, until he FOR HALE OR TR A D E Ada B. VanValzah, elk .............. 4.50 one it either with the win DORENA. died, the wounded officer reviving Ransom Miller, elk ..................... 4.50 Levi Berkshire, booths, prepar For Bala on Youi Own Term » Rail ners or with the losers. 1.00 in g............................................ only long enough to whisper order* S. J. Calkins, elk ......................... 4.50 deuce pruperty in south Cottugc (Special to The Sentinel.) Ellis Richardson, booths, prepar- I t ’s largely a question of Herbert E. Walker, ehmn........... 4.35 to leave him and finish Die mlaaton. Grove. Fine new house, incomplete. June 27.— Mrs. Almeda Deane and 1.00 in g ... ••• ••• ••• ••• right eating— right food. For Harry M. Stewart, jd g ................ 3.55 Captain Morey Hatd that Captain Might «ell without payment down to daughter Nellie, le ft .fo r Creswell lust Peter T. Colgaard, booths prepar Marion Harper, elk ..................... 3.55 sound health one must cut Boyd told the men la-fore the fight purty who wished to use mouey to com 1.00 Wednesday to spend a week or two in g............................................ V. Pearl W’ alker, elk ................... 3.55 that they were advancing Into the plete house. Graded street. Graveled out rich, indigestible foods 1.00 with Mrs. Deane’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Lyons, preparing booths Hannah H ill, elk ......................... 3.55 greatest danger He reiterated that street on onu block. George Hultou, 1.00 McKay. Joe Morris, Jr., preparing booths and choose those that are G. W. Carson, ehmn.'................. 5.30 the Carrauzlnta* opened fire flr«t from North Pacific Highway. upr20jun28*p Mr. and Mrs. W ill Huston left Friday 1.00 L. R. Millican, preparing booths E. C. Coleord, jd g ....................... 4.60 • known to contain the ele 1.00 for Portland, where Mr. Huston will their machine gun trench and a«*erted Homs at a Bargain Knowlton home in Aldred M. Beaver, elk ................. 4.50 0. A. McMahan, preparing booths ments that build sturdy bod 1.00 again receive medical treatment. F. W. Taylor, preparing booths.. that almost Immediately afterward a Went Cot Luge Grove goes at 6996, pur Leonard M. Beebe, elk................ 4.50 ies and keen brains. Miss Georgia Gouley arrived Thurs 1.00 detachment of the Mexicans circled chaser to assume assessments. H alf Chas. Dority, elk ......................... 4.50 Wm. Wills, Sr., preparing booths 1.00 day morning from Scuttle to spend the to the rear anil drove o ff numbers of down, remainder on mortgage at 8 per L. K. Page, chmn........................ 4.50 H. F. Mcllwain, preparing booths 1.00 summer vacation with her parents, Mr, F. E. Clayton, preparing booths W'm. H. Beaman, jd g ................... 4.50 the Americans' horses, which a few cent. Mrs. H. J. Knowlton, 1284 E. 2Uth 1.00 and Mrs. Jnmes Gouley. Ht., Portland, Ore., may 17jly5pd E. E. Kepner, elk ........................ 4.50 Chas. Neal, preparing booths... men had been left to hold while the LOO The Dorena g irls ’ sewing club met in D. S. Jordan, elk ......................... 4.50 Geo. Frissell, preparing booths.. Hand numbering machine, 4 wheel v raialrym en dismounted In line of skir 1.00 the hall Wednesday afternoon and Leonard M. Beebe, e lk ................ 4.50 J. M. Holland, preparing booths. goes at 62. A barguin. The Sent* mish. 1.00 sewed on the fourth sewing lesson, Milton G. Bally chmn................. 4.50 H. M. Mi Ilium, preparing booths is a wonderfully balanced nel. m ayl7tf which was hemstitching a guest towel. 1.00 W. H. Hunt, preparing booths.. J. B. Young, jd g .......................... 4.50 food, made fçom whole wheat 1.00 Refreshments o f cake and sandwiches R. L. Drury, elk .......................... 4.50 G. G. Stone, preparing booths. . C APT IVES SHOWN TO MOB For Bale or T ra d » Heavy farm wagon. were served. and barley. It contains all James A. Higgins, preparing Would exchange for good spring waft V. Myrtle Copenbaver, e lk ......... 4.50 Miss Verna Hawkins, o f Newport, 1.00 booths....................................... the nutriment of the grain, Lee W. Clark, elk ....................... 4.50 Negro Troopa Paraded In Streets as on or fresh cow. Cull on Dr. Hchlcef. 1.00 went *o Cottage Grove Saturday to inuy25tfe M. W. Weber, chmn................... 3.00 B. F. Sylvester, preparing booths including the mineral phos Maxlcana Hurl Stones and Epithets. LOO spend a week with Mrs. Elbert Bede. A. P. McKinzey, j d g . . . 3.80 N. G. Hyland, preparing booths. phates, indispensable in N a Kl I'aao, Texan —The 17 negro troop Want to sail or trade for city property Misses Sarah Elliot and Benetta TeeP LOO H. F. Parsons, elk ........................ 3.00 G. W. Holland, preparing booths my 80 acre ranch threo miles from the ers captured In the ambuscade at <’ar- ture’s plan for body and ers spent the week end visiting at the LOO K. J. Farman, preparing booths. F. L. Travis, elk ......................... 3.00 city. J. D. Kippi'u, M North J, si. rlxal were «tripped o f their uniform« 1.00 borne o f Mrs. Ida Veatch in Cottage brain rebuilding. D. M. Gore, elk ............................ 3.00 W. J. Holland, preparing booths. -*jun22tfc Grove. 1.00 and «hoea upon their arrival at Chi J. C. Hise, preparing b o oth s.... H. F. Gordon, chmn.......... ... 5.30 Orape-Nuts is a concen Mrs. Ben McCollum and Miss Ada 1.00 huahua City and marched through the Smith Premier typewriter for rent at D. 8. Beals, jd g ........................... 4.50 E. L. Kleiner, preparing booths. . trated food, easy to digest. 1.00 Land were Cottage Grove visitore Sat 61.00 per month. Elbert dlcile. tfpd streets In their underclothing, while a Arthur A. Vallier, elk ................. 4.50 S. C. Veatch, preparing booths. . It is economical, has deli 1.00 urday. mob of Mexican« hurled atone« and For Sals Small saw mill and donkey, J. W. Coffin, elk ........................... 4.50 E. R. Mummey, preparing booths 1.00 Frederick Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. cious flavor, comes ready to Leland E. Parsons, elk ................ 4.50 H. M. Peterson, preparing booths vile epithet« at them from the side set ready for work; 100,000 to 300,000 Chas. Peterson arrived from Nebraska W. Stonefield, preparing E. E. Brattain, chmn................... 3.00 A. eat, and has helped thous feet o f timber. P. A. Liudslroiu, Divide, walks. 1.00 last Thursday to locate in Dorena. They booths....................................... E. R. Lemley, jd g ....................... 3.00 m31jun28pil This Information was brought to Kl Oregon. ands in the winning class. 1.00 have rented the Baker cottage on Kail- Marion Morris, preparing booths C. E. Wheaten, elk .................... * 3.00 Paao by a Mexican employe In the For Bala City home, prettily located; 1.00 rigid street. A. Middleton, elk .......................... 3.00 Ed. T. Maher, preparing booths. •• u service o f one of the federal depart garden and improvements; 6500 dotig 1.00 Miss Mollie Teeters returned to I r v P. M. Stroud, elk ........................ 3.00 1. B. Cushman, preparing booths. ments. nnd Imlunee in monthly payments al 8 1.00 ing Hunday. Isaac Senders, preparing booths Walter F. Platt, chmn................ 6.00 ju u 29 1.00 Mrs. Lee Thomason received word W hatever their Inner fecllnga might per cent. Box 240, Cottage Grove. j7tfe Oscar A. McMahan, jd g ................. 8.00 Peter Schmitz, preparing booths. 1.00 Saturday o f the death o f her sister, Mrs. have been, the negro trooper«, to all For BaU Cheap- Flva burner coal oil J. W. Ruth, e lk .............................. 6.00 L evi Geer, preparing booths... 1.00 J. A. Shooks, o f Oakland. outward appearance«, acted calmly, Ross Mathews, elk ......................... 6.00 H. L. Mead, preparing booths. . range with attor.hed oven; only nsed 1.00 acknowledging the Jibes with broad, threo inontha. Inquire Sentinel j7c«p F. E. Taylor, elk ......................... 6.00 E. C. Statzer, election b o o th .... S A G IN A W . C. E. Carlile, chmn.................... 6.00 Thos. Ayres, rent; claimed 67.50; teeth • displaying grins, according to Taken U p - -Bay mare, about 5 yaars old. 5.00 allowed..................................... Preston Reeves, jd g .................... 11.80 the federal informant. weight 1300 to 1360 pounds; no mark« (Special to The Sentinel.) P. Tallman, labor................... 5.00 Warren Sureamp, elk ...................... 6.00 or brands. Owner inay hnve same by re- Kidney DI m w m Ara Too Dangerous for June 27.— Miss Harriet Queen R. F. Scott, rent; claimed 65.00; J. H. Fowler, elk ........................ 6.00 Hughes Indorsed by Progressives. proving property und paying for this no allowed..................................... 4.00 turned from Yoncalla Thursday. Cottage Grove People to Neglect. J. M. Gould, elk .......................... 6.00 Chicago— A fter voting down a pro tiro. Came to my place Juno 12, 1916. Sealer o f W eights and Measures, Mrs. J. C. Mulligan and daughter L evi Geer, chmn............................. 6.76 The great danger o f kidney trouble* posal to run a third party Ticket, the II. I). Russell, I«» rune, Ore. JunStjlyde Chas. H. W inecoff, jd g .............. 13.55 'has. L. Hanson, district sealer. .6 40.90 Ethel, o f Springfield, are visiting Mrs. Advertising. M ulligan’s sister, Mrs. Neat. is that they so often gut a firm hold Progressive national committee, at the For Sale or Trada— Tbs Alden property J. W. Benue, elk............................ 6.75 Ernest Bedford has returned from the before the «offerer recognizee them. close of an exciting session, Indorned Robert E. Lackey, elk................... 6.75 Guard Printing Co., printing; on North Tenth street Phono 15F3, Health will be gradually undermined. Charles E viuih Hughe«, Republican S. L. Godard. J. E. Banton, elk ........................... 6.76 claimed 64.35; allow ed............ 6 2.61 logging camps at Mabel. jn W ft .60 Kelly Moody, o f Leona, visited the Bite.kaehe, headache, nervoiiNne««, lame nominee, for the presidency, by a vote John Mathers, chmn. 6.35 The West, advertising................ Wanted to Sell Horne, harness and 1.30 wpek end with his parents here. ness, «orene««, lumbago, urinary troub o f 32 to 6. Nine committeemen da- H. J. Downing, jd g ..................... 10.35 J. C. Dimm, advertising............. buggy, cheap. Part term*. K. J. Iv 1.40 Ivan Witcher, who hus been working Guard Printing Co., p rin tin g.. . . le*, dropsy, gravel nnd B righ t’s disease cllned to vote. H. L. Barber, elk ........................ 6.35 in*. - jun2Hjlyl3pd at La Grande, is at home. .80 Guard Printing Co., p rin tin g... may follow as the kidney* get wor»o. Grover C. Sumner, elk.-.............. 6.36 Mrs. Lewis Allen left Monday for Don’t neglect your kidney«. Help the Horse, boggy and harness for sale, or Faye Abrams, e lk ........................ 6.35 Eugene Publishing Co., advertis Roosevelt Declares for Hughes. 1.98 Hutherlin to join her husband, who pre kidney« with Doan’s Kidney Pills, in g............................................ O. B. Allingham, ehmn................ will trade for cow, heifers or wood, 7.20 ceded her a month ago. Chicago.— Theodore Roosevelt, In a .lepthii Hart, First st. Wiiich are so strongly recommended Geo. Smith, jd g .......................... jun2!t jly I3|R6 5.60 Register Publishing Co., advertis- Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wiscnrson nnd right here in Cottnge Grove. 1.80 . • ••• ••• ••• see e • letter road to the progressive national Perry L. Barber, elk ................... 5.60 I w ill sail my horns at Twalfth and son Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. George Wis Mr*. F. C. Ralston, 447 H. Third H»., committee, In ««-««Ion here, finally do M. Leach, elk ............................. 5.60 Cottage Grove Sentinel, advertis- Washington uveniie, joining city park, cnrson nnd two children, V irgil and 32.70 • • ••• ••• » e s ••• e e e ••• Cottage Grove, says: “ I have tried oth cltnad to accept the presidential nom B. E. Bettis, elk .......................... 5.60 for 61200 on the follow ing easy terms: Ruth, motored up from Santa Clarn and Register Publishing Co., advertis- er kidney medicines, but. they have nev Lawrence Heitzman, ehmn......... Inatlon of the party and strongly urg 6.00 ng............................................ 33.3« were guests at the Neat home Thursday. er done me a bit o f good. Doan ’* Kid • d the Hull Moose organization to sup 6200 down; tmlnncc in payments of 6100 Wm. Nelson, jd g ........................ 7.00 per year at <1 per cent interest on de Misses I » r a and Bertha Neat were ney Pills is the only medicinn that Hans Nielsen, elk ........................ 6.00 Register Publishing Co., advertis port Charlea K. Hughes. creasing Imlnner. Large lot, fenced, Cottage Grove shoppers Saturday. .60 in g ............................................ keep« iffy kidneys in good order. I rec H. F. Miller, e lk ......................... 6.00 city water, newly painted house, trees, Mrs. Lewis Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Register Publishing Co., advertis ommend them at every opportunity.” C. H. Powell, elk ........................ 6.00 2.61 Witcher nnd John and (Thris Hostettler in g .■■ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Price 60c, at all dealers. D on’t Hiram Johnson W ill Support Hughes. roses, vines, etc. Small ham, chicken Y o ra a ’s Shoe Store, mdse........... 1.00 Sacramento, Cal.—Governor Hiram house and yard. D. W. McKinney, Sag motored to T^ondon Springs Sunday. Register Publishing Co., advertis simply ask for a kidney remedy— get E. C. Kull, services; elaimed «Soctlspl Bertha Neat, Ethel Moody, Otto Doan’s Kidney Pills— the *nme that W. Johnaon. one o f the leaders of the inuw, Ore. .48 in g............................................ $1.50; allow ed.......................... 1.00 Nichols and Roy Taplin attended a lec Mrs. Ralston had. Foster-Milburn Co., progressiva party, announced that be Register Publishing Co., advertis Tennii Racket W anted— W ill buy Ed. Zumwalt, services; claimed Prop*., Buffalo, N. Y. jun22 29 will support Charles K Hughes. .72 ture in Walker Hunday afternoon. ing • - • v • ••• . . . ••• . 1 . . . . luted tenni« tucket. (Tall Sentitici 23 SOLDIERS KILLED IN CARRIZAL FIGHT is e WANT ADS. J In this Matter of Health Grape-Nuts There’s a Reason DANGER IN DELAY » VOL « tu The \ lelor at the .I n I v I made «-al eh held lire not lui Mr M S u m '« after ridden •-ti in The ruth did ne t hut i[ N ort h ll as re -ne h n STAN ESr The I in H u t h e mi J o in** the r i i umler* fu rino li h e r liti I Mil* I»! m il tin I I., r lineine tilge <J stu f io n SENTI <2 Sent n u lt * K I «Ant tine«I f umili t l'aine« I A not ! tenni* the ft nut pa h DUKE NOT Some •In mugi T it II eherrie injured feet in densely been tw In n hud fo Doris ( ieorge killed i lui ve bf S. M m lleiilull und Vii inette in the f the mil purent« accept Anyth worth sell it. Live Thnt moved where f nnd the longing fruitful which V from Or o f the Mr. C« nnd, nr is the I