Cottage Grove sentinel., July 13, 1916, Image 6

H E L P F U L WORDS
DIH8TON A N D RU JADA
0. Heme and family nnd A. Wool- home of Clarence Mcl.in. Mrs. Pierson
cott aud family were guests (Sunday at and Mr». McLin are sisters.
(Special to the Hentinel.)
Miss Florence Ralston arrived Thur»
the 8. Bure ham home.
July 11. Mr. and Mr». Alex Lund FROM A COTTAGE GROVE C IT IZ E N
Alva Walker spoke Saturday at the day morning from tieppuer for an ex­
berg and niece, Mignc Snliling, ami Mr.
tended visit with her grandparents,
Adventist church at 11:30 a. m.
I» your Imek lume uud painfulf
ami Mr». J. W. Mackintosh motored to
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gildorslcve, and Mr. and Mrs. Janies Rcnuett.
S AG INAW .
Doe»
it ache especially after exertionf
Cottage Grove Saturday.
Miss Bertha Hears, of Mount View,
Miss Bora Chitwood ntteuded Sunday
I n there u soreness iu the kidney re­
Miss Yetn Fitclier spent u week in
spent several days of last week visiting Measure Providing for New
school at Lynx Hollow Sunday.
(Spscial to The Sentinel.)
gion f
the Gro\ e.
1. cuore Kruse, of Roseburg, was visit relatives in Dorena.
July 7.— Mr. and Mr». Howard Moody
These symptoms suggest weak knl
Taxes Gets Vote of 240
S. E. Holdcrninn, of Bujudn, was in
A large number of Doren people at­
and daughter June have returned from mg friends here the first of the week.
nuys.
Cottage
Grove
Friduy
mol
Satiirduy
on
tended
the
big
Fourth
of
July
celebra
Paul
Gibson,
who
is
a
member
of
the
liainier.
to 140.
I f «o there is danger iu di'luy.
business.
Lawrence Mouteith, George Angel militia ut Cottage Grove, is expecting tion in Cottage Grove.
Weak kidneys get fitnt weaker.
*
Wilbur
Fitclier
mid
Emmett
Kirk
Miss
Trysta
Martin,
of
Cottage
to
leave
for
Fort
Stevens
soon.
and Karl Allen have returned to Mabel
Give
your
trouble
prompt
attention.
Ernest Sears, aud wife, of the Grove, Grove, spent the week end visiting ut
after »pending the Fourth here.
Washington. — The uiluilnlstiutbin look n bunch of cattle to Aduni» inoliti
Doan’s Kidney Fill» are for weak
Inin Nuiiilny.
the Jus. Bennett and J. E. Redford
Mr*. Harold Hopper and daughter visited friends here Huuday evening.
omnibus revenue bill, creating a tariff
people.
Miss Hattie Smith spent Sunday nnd
Mrs. Nellie Humphrey, of Loraue, homes. Miss Florence Ralstou went
Winnifrcd, of Yonculla, are viaitor» at
conuulssloii. Imposing a protective
Your neighbor» uao mid recommend
Monday at the Ben Fitclier home.
back to the Grove with her Sunday
attended church here Sunday.
the home o f J. L. Qu<"eu.
tariff
on
dyestuffs,
repealing
present
them.
John
Mnrtiii,
of
Disston,
moved
to
Mrs.
Long,
of
the
Grove,
is
visiting
ev cuing.
Mr. and Mr». I'. M. Neet aud baby,
Head this Collage Grove testimony:
Mrs. A. J. Powell nnd Royul Powell, stamp taxes and providing for new Upton Sunday.
of Myrtle Creek, were guests at the at the Ashby home this week.
Mrs. W. K. Sluirpe, 1020 Chestnut Ht.,
tuxes
on
Iconics,
Inheritance»
and
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
Law
sou
Slagle,
aud
lieu
mother
tuid
nephew
of
Mrs.
Lee
Thorn
Neat home a few day» thi» week.
Collage Grove, »ay»:
" I eun ........
STAR.
Mrs. Mulligan aud daughter Ethel aie Slagle aud wife were guests Sunday ason, arrived Hatiirduy from Lake war munitions profits, passed the
mend Dolin'» Kidney Fill» very highly,
Court, Calif., for nu extended visit with house by a vote of 240 to 140.
left laet Saturday for their new home at the L. B. Slagle home.
for I have resulted to this medicine on
(Special to the Sentinel.)
Miss Pearl Ashby is at Cottage Grove her.
in Oregon City.
On the filial rolleall the demot-ruts
July IO. L. D. Owens returned Sut severul occasions when my Imek felt
Mr. aud Mr». Shortridge, o f Loudon, for a time.
M iss Beuetta Teeters has returned voted solidly for the bill ami were
weuk mol sore uud my kidneys were not
Georgie Dauiewood visited nis sister, home from Cottage Grove.
viaited their daughter, Mr». Lyman
Jollied by 34 republicans, five progres urduy night from southern Oregon.
Mrs. Ralph Lynch, of 1 a )nine, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Van Valin, Mr.
Mis. Ed. Cole mid «laughter, lla/.cl, acting us they should nnd I always re
Adams, a few day» this week.
slve republicans, one Independent uud
Mrs. J. L. Gildersleve aud Frank and Mrs. James Gouley, Misses Geor
have gone to Junction Oily where they eeivisl quirk results. ”
Mr. and Mr». H. K. Neat, of Hpriug
Frice 50e, ut all dealers.
Doni
will visit for u short time.
field, viaited the first of the week with Wheeler were transacting business in gie Gouley and Eunice Van Valin, and one socialist.
The bill, which now goes to the sen
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Redford and son Ed
Win. Shane was a Grove visitor H..t »imply ask for a kidney remedy get
their parents here. They left Tuesday the Grove Monday.
D oi mi ’ n Kidney Fill» the «itine that
ate. Increases the surtux on Incomes urduy.
win, vveer Eugene visitors Hundny.
for a few day»' visit in Portland.
W A L K E R A N D L Y N X H OLLOW
Miss Ruth Jennings went to Cottage ranging from an additional 1 per cent
G. Felly visited this week with Bert Mr». Sliurpe had. Foster Milburu C o,
Mr. and Mrs. Huatou Quoener, of
I'rop«., Buffalo, N. Y.
j ly ft 13 A
Grove Saturday. She will be employed on Incomes between $ 20.000 and $40, Cline, of Bohemia.
Mill City, are visitors at the Queeuer
(Special to The Hentiuel.)
there.
home.
ooo to 10 per cent additional on those
July 11.— H. B. Jackson and sou Byron
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Petrie, Mr. nnd above 1500.000 and taxes transfers of
D E L IO IIT V A L L E Y
Fred Kindsland, of lu'ona, spent the
Fourth with relatives here.
motored to Creswell Monday.
Mrs. II. Conner and children, and Mr. estates valued ut 150,000 or more and
A large crowd from here attended
Visitors to the Grove Monday were and Mrs. Nattie Martin, of Cottage
(Special to the Sentinel.)
net profits of wur munitions munufae
the Fourth of July celebration iu Cot­ John lieuime, Lawrence Fisher, nnd Grove, were visitors ut the Charles
July 12. A number o f farmers began
lured, with an exemption to those
Teeters home Sunday ev ening.
haying this week.
tage Grove.
Mclv in Jackson.
Miss Verna Hawkins, o f Newport, having less than 10 per cent profit
Miss Nellie Du vis, of Salem, Is visit
Ernest Redford left last Saturday for
Miss Nora l.ebow left Monday for
Waldsport where she will visit friends came up from Cottage Grove Monday The new taxes are expected to yield ing at the home of her mint, Mrs. Cha».
eastern Oregon.
J. Ed. Angel is very ill with heart and relatives.
YVANT AD. RATER.
for a visit with her friend, Mrs. lave $197.000,000 annually. The tariff com Wilkinson.
One cent per word.
No ad
mission would la* composed of five
W. J . MrCIt'lliiti in building 1 l»t*W
trouble.
Quite a number from here attended Thomason.
accepte«! for le»# thnn 10 cents.
Frederick Peterson, recently o f Neb members, no more tliun three to be of barn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Johuston aud the celebration at the Grove last Tues­
Spécial cash with order rats: —
raska, has purchased Will Huston's the same political party, uud would
The S. J. S«*uni fan ily, of C »1 tng*
son Leonard attended the celebration in day.
Tarer insertions for the prie« of
Eugene July 4.
John llemme aud Lawrence Fisher place and will take possession in a few have broad powers of Investigation Univo, art« camping nt heir f lirit , hnr
two, six insertions for the priee
vest lag the crop.
A crowd consisting of Cora Taplin, left Wednesday for Mabel, where they days. Mr. Huston nnd family are going
Representative McArthur of Oregon
of four. Cusli tnust accompany
to move to Cottage Grove.
Miss Fi-url Tupi I I I , of Sagina \v, in
Bertha Neat, Edith Moody, Lora Neat, will work in the logging cutup.
ropy. I.und for »uln or trade, ten
voted against the passage of the Kit
staying at til«- Gild» r In»me.
Marvin Jackson, of Junction City, is
Pearl Taplin. Roy Taplin, Kelly Moody,
insertions for the pries of five.
chin revenue hill.
Representatives
S AO IN A W .
Miss Vesta Holt * of Eugene, N|M«nt
and Henry McKee, spent the Fourth visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cash inust uccompany order.
Hawley and Slmiott of Oregon voted Saturila 1 at the Ila ight home.
with a picnic on Mosby creek.
S. B. Jackson.
for It. The four republican represen­
Quite a number from here ult •♦ntli'tl
Merl nnd Raymond Casteel and Levi
The Lajoie and Caldwell families
(Special to the Sentinel.)
July 12. 'Hie Good Neighbors club tatives from Washington voted ugulust the fun •rnl service of W. A. II • ri», u Fourni Combination pmlloch .Call at
Neet motored up from Spriugfield j left Thursday to pick berries west of
met with Mrs. Conley on Thursday. the bill, as did the two representu former resilient, who was buried at
Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Neet Eugene.
the S<-ntiiiel office.
J'v I h <
and baby aud Lora Neet returned to
Delbert Bennett returned Friday from After finishing the work she had ready tlves front
Idaho.
Representative Walker, Htiiiilu v.
Good
7
room
house
to
rent
on
East
Main
W. A K itim * lout II v a luti lite horn«'
Springfield with them, and will visit Raymond, Wash., where he had been it was decided that the club postpone Dill (dem.l, of Washington, voted for
St. $0 per mo. Robert Griffin iptlS tfr
there a few days.
further meetings until the first of Sept­ the biU
working for the past two mouths.
Sunday night.
The 1’red Gray f:iin ly, o f Ci >tti»K$* Found Boy's coat Owuer may bave
Edd Queeuer has joined the militia at
Miss Vesta Holt, of Eugene, visited ember.
Suggestions From Carranza Awaited.
Cottage Grove.
Grove s pent u few tin)-» at the ( 'him
the week end in this vicinity.
Ed. Queener has joined the mi lit in.
same by calling lit Sentinel office uud
Diplomatic conversations which it Is Conner home this week.
Lora and Bertha Neat. Kelly Moody,
Mr. nnd Mrs. 1). W. McKinney went
Mr. Horn died Friday in the hospitiyl
paying for this notire.
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Levi Neet and Charlie Neet motored to at Salem. His body was brought Sun­ to Cottage Grove Wednesday to clean lomutic conversations which It Is
The Geo. mol Will Hull families, of
Cottage Grove Thursday evening.
day to the Walker cemetery for burial. up their property at Twelfth nnd Wash hoped will result In a settlement of Cottage Grove, spent Wednesday at the Lost Two small flat keys. Lsavo at
Mrs. Tom Miller and children, of
Sentinel offiee.
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Mrs. W. A. Fisher visited at the J. E. ington streets, repair fences, cut grass, differences between the United States Nixon home.
Cottage Grove, are visiting at the Angel home Saturday.
etc.
Till’ G. T. X. has postponed its meet
and the de facto government of Mexl
Lost A lady» watch, gold hunting case
Queener home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moody have co, await a suggestion from General ings on account of the busy season.
Visitors to the Grove Saturday even­
with initial* M. U. in old english let
Mrs. Hall and George and Hildred ing were Meta Miller. Burdell Fisher. returned to Saginaw and rented the
Carranxa as to how they should pro
ter»
on rime. Crystal cracked. Waltham
Hall, of Cottage Grove, visited Wednes­ Delbert Bennett and Ernest Lebow.
Booth Kelly house formerly occupied by
NOTIC E TO CONTRACTORS
ceed. Stale department officials be
works. Ueturn to S«-titiriel office.
day at the home of Lee Nixon.
Meta Miller, Nora and Burdell Fish Mr. Matteson.
more can be accomplished
¿J> I »P«*
It is learned on good authority that lleve
er, Delbert Bennett and Leslie Weeks
Seoled bids for grading, placing pipe _____________________
S IL K CREEK
motored to Eugene Sunday.
a company has opened a shaft thirty through Informal conferences bid ween culverts, nnd constructing concrete ml A fairly good mowing machine for »ale
feet deep in the hills east of Saginaw Eliseo Arredondo, Mexican ambassa vert on u portion o f the Fnrific High
Only $5 imi
John Hull. 2 mi. *ou!h
(Special to The Sentinel.)
and is taking out some good gold hear­ dor designate, and Frank L Folk, act vvny in Lane county, On-gon, will be of town.
DORENA.
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July 10.— Mrs. D. A. Estes went to
Ing secretary of state, than by a more received by the county ctiurt o f lame
ing rock.
Walterville several days ago to care for
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mr. Conley is at home for a short formal exchange of views.
county and the State iligliwuy com Hand numberlug machine; 4 wheel».
her mother, Mrs. Morris, who is quite
July 12.— Will Huston was seriously stay nnd is about to sell his property
gor» ut $2. A bargain, The Senti
Mr. Arredondo transmitted to hi* mission nt the office o f the said county
nel.
may 17tf
ill-
| ill last Friday.
His daughter, Miss here.
government a brief and friendly note court in ......... lurtbouse, Eugene, Ore
Real estate is booming nt Saginaw.
Mr. Moran and family arrived last Etta Huston, was called to his bedside
handed to him by Secretary Lunslng. gon, until 12:<M> o'clock A. M. Friday. Want to nail or trails for city property
week from Corning, Cal., and are settled 1 from Lorane.
One party was offered his price for bis
expressing gratification over the turn July 2S, 191ft.
my MU acre ranch thrno mile» from the
on the place recently traded by F. Woos-
Wild blackberries are getting ripe home here and backed down entirely,
Froposnl blanks, form* of contract»
ly for California property.
: now in the hills.
saying if it was worth that to the buy­ affairs between the two governments mid specifications nnd full information city. J. D. Kipprn, 29 North J. Ht.
Jun22tfe
have taken, and accepting proposals
Mr. Bailey, of Lorane, spoke Sunday,
Mrs. F. W. Pierson and two children, er, it was worth it to him.
regarding the work inay be obtained
at 11:00 a. m. at the Methodist church, o f Sainger, Calif., are visiting at the
Mrs. Rennie Johns, of Portland, who for diplomatic settlement of points In from Hollis W. Libby, county surveyor, Smith Premier typewriter for rsut at
formerly resided here, and still owns dispute.
courthouse, Eugene, Oregon, or from
$ 1.90 per month. Elbert Bede, tfpd
a little farm, is reported dangerously Await Report on Ruaso Jap Treaty. the state engineer, 303 Capitol building,
~ X ~ X v ill with dropsy at her home in St.
For Hal* City borne, prettily located;
Awaiting a full report from Ambus Salem, < »regmi.
garden and improvements; $500 ilown
Johns.
The right is reserved to reject any or
sailor Guthrie at Tokyo, adnilnlstra
anil buluiice in monthly payments ut M
Mr. Gebus is doing a good business in
all
bids
or
to
accept
the
proposal
of
any
tion offlctuls maintained absolute »1
per cent. Box 249, Cottage Grove, j i t f e
garden truck, eggs, etc., with the gang
bidder.
of Greeks and Italians stationed here. lence regarding the new Husso-Japan COU NTY COURT OF L A N E COU NTY
For Hale Select Jersey Cows from two
esc treaty and its possible effect upon
STACY M. RUSSELL, County Clerk.
to eight years obi. I wish to build up
American
Interests
in
the
Far
East
MT. V IE W .
S TA TE H IG H W A Y COMMISSION,
a
businrsN
in thi» line and will »«-II you
It was hoped that thla report would
JOHN H. LEWIS,
nothing that is not us represented. See
define
to
some
extent
the
meaning
of
(Special to the Sentinel.)
July 12, 191*5.
State Engineer. w but we liuve i f you want something
July 12.— Warren McFarland, o f Cot the phrase "Russian and Japanese
good. W. J. Messenger, Row River,
tuge Grove, was at W. D. Heath’s Mon special Interests." whose protection Is A H A C K IN G COUOII W E A K E N S
jly 13tf
Fhone 10F32
day afternono.
T H E 8 Y 8TE M
guaranteed In advance summaries of
Everybody in the neighborhood at the treaty text.
Takeu Up Bay mare, about 5 year» old,
tended the celebration in Cottage Grove
Don’t suffer with u harking rough
«(eight 1300 to 135o pounds; no murk»
This government Is interested In
July 4th.
that has weakene«! your system get a or bruud». Owner limy liuve auniu by
knowing whether the new treaty will
C. G. Durand, o f Oakland, visited at
~X~~X“ X -X ~ X ~ X ~ X »X “X -X ~ X ~ X ~ X “>
bottle o f Dr. K in g'» New Discovery, proving property and paying for tin» no­
in any way affect the “ open door"
the Ira Heidler home this week on his
in use over 40 years, anil benefiting nil tice. Cum« to my plucu June 12, 1910.
bankers who use it, the soothing pine balsam with II. 1». Russell, Lorane, Ore.
return trip from Portland, which he through which American
juii22jly0n
made in his automobile. Mr. Durand might expect to enter Chinu with any tar heal* the irritnti-d air passages
is eighty four yeurs old and drives his legitimate proposals for loans.
smithes the raw »pots, loosens the fo r Hale or Trad* The Alden property
on North Tenth street Fhone I5F3,
own car.
Fifty Year Leases for Surplus Power. muroiiH and prevent» racking the body
8.
L. Godurd.
jun22tfc
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Frost, of Blue
The house committee on Irrigation with coughing. Dr. K in g ’* New Dis
Mountain, were at W. D. Heath’s one of arid lands has favorably reported a covery induces natural sleep nail aids Wanted to 8*11 Horn*, harness and1
nature to cure you.
M A D IS O N A V E .
T H IR D S T , B A C K O F H IG H S C H O O L day last week.
buggy, cheup. l'urt terms. K. J. I v ­
hill by Congressman Smith of Idaho
Jean Mosby was out to W. D. Heath’s
jun2Mjly I3pd
authorising (he secretary of the Inter
Thursday before leaving for Newport,
lor
to
make
leases
for
the
period
of
A
Hentinel
want
ad.
will
»ell
it.
where she will spend the summer with
Horse, buggy and barn*** for nu I*. or
50 years for surplus power developed
friends.
will trmle for cow, heifer* or woo«!.
Mrs. Morris McKibben arid children oti any of the reclamation projects,
Ji-pthii Hart, First *t.
jun29 jly I3pd
visited Mrs. M cKibben’s mother, Mrs. giving preference to Irrigation dis
I will Mil my horn* at Twelfth anil
H. Yancey, near Cottage Grove, over trlcts orgai '.ed under state luw and
Washington avenue, joining eity park,
Sunday.
to municipalities desiring to use such
for $ 12IM) nu the fidlowing easy terms:
Mrs. Alta King and children and Mrs. power.
$300 down; biilunce in payments of $100
McKinney, o f Cottage Grove, motored
The Smith bill provides that re
per yeur ut <1 per cent interest on de
out to the Waldo Miller home Saturday.
celpts under excess power leases shall
creasing biilunce.
Large bit, fenced,
The two children of Ham Baldwin, of
city water, nrwly-puinti'd I iouhc , trees,
Yoncalla, are staying with Mrs. Brown be covered into the reclamallon fund
to the credit of the project where the
roses, vines, etc. Hinall burn, chicken
Hansard.
hou»e and yard. I). W. McKinney, Hag
Miss Bertha Hears has been visiting power Is sold.
innw, Ore.
n5oc-tl*pl
relatives at Dorena during the past Guardsmen Having Dependents Freed.
week.
All army departmental commanders
For Bale Six timbers, 32 f*et long, 8
Mrs. Hoffman, of Hiuslaw, is visiting have been authorized by Secretary lla
by 8. Slightly used. Dr. Hchlcef.
at the home o f her sister, Mrs. C. W.
ker to discharge enlisted men of the
jlytl 20 p<i
Hears.
national guard In the federal service
To Mil or trade, two full Mctlon* In
who have one or more dependent rel
LORANE
Klamath county. Mr*. W. II. Blair,
atlves. The order also enjoins depart
215 West Fark, Fortlund.
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ment commanders to instruct recruit
(Special to the Hentinel.)
I have a scholarship In tb* International
July 12.— O. K. Crowe and George ing officers to avoid acceptance of re
Correspondence School which I will
cruits
who
have
relatives
dependent
Sanderson have just completed their
sell at u substantial reduction, being
upon them for support.
new silos.
unable to ime it nt present. C. C. C.,
Jack Humphrey made a business trip
Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Ore,
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to Eugene the first o f the week.
Road Appeala to Its Men.
OMNIBUS REVENUE
BILL PASSES HOUSE
WANT ADS.
Just the T im e N o w
To order that Summer Suit.
A splendid assortment of
| clothes. And the place—
BO H LM AN
:: ?5he TAILOR
COTTAGE GROVE
SATURDAY, JULY
&
ina.
COOPER BROTHERS’
COMBINED
The Fine
Flavor-
SHOWS
the delicate taxte of malted
barley blended with the
sweets of whole wheat—ia
sufficient reason in itself for
the wonderful popularity of
m X w ì X ì A
w
SUPERBLY E H T t ñ i W
Grape-Nuts
$
PROGRAM
THRILLING AN ft AMAZING ACTS
THINK OJ IT
E le p h a n t s , C a m e ls , P o n ie fr, D o g s a n d M o n k e y «:
A L L P E R F O R M I N G T O G E T H E R I N A I 'R L i M D L V M A N N E R
This w i l l b e the (i r e r t e s i D ay th is *>.v»s v ic in it y e v e r
h ad o r w i l l
th is y e a r.
TWO PERFORMANCES; AI'KBITOQN AND NIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Darling and dnughter
San Francisco, Cal.— The Southern
visited at the J. I). Humphrey home
Pacific company ordered posted In de
Hun day.
pota and engine houses throughout Its
Mrs. Herman Krosebnrg and family,
system
an appeal to Its 52,000 em­
of Milwaukee, Wis., and Mrs. Scott
ployes
to
use their influence to avert
and son, o f Portland, are visiting their
a threatened strike of englnemen, fire
mother, Mrs. Edlefson, at latrane.
Born— To Mr. and Mr*. Frank Fisk, men, conductors, trainmen and switch
men.
a 7% pound daughter, July 8.
F A R M E R S ! I f yon have something
on the place, live stock, machinery, ve­
hicles, poultry, etc., that you do not
need or wish to sell, find a buyer iu
a few days’ time by putting a little 25-
eent advertisement in The Sentinel.
Five thousand readers will see it; there
is a buyer for your goods In that num­
ber. Try itl
Governor Johnson to Run for Senator.
San Francisco.—Governor Hiram W.
Johnson, of California, entered the
primary campaign an a candidate for
the United States senate at a meeting
here of nearly 1500 progressives, who
shouted their acclamation of hta can­
didacy.
FOOD
But it is more than de­
licious—it is the finest kind
of concentrated nourishment
to thoroughly sustain body
and brain tissue—a food that
benefits users remarkably.
A short trial proves
“There’s a Reason”
Sold by Orocers everywhere
For Sale— 160 acr*n at Lorane. Good
cattle much. About four million feet
of timber. Six acres under cultivation.
Fine water. $2500. Term* on part. J.
Hardy Crow.
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Have two new flreless cooker.-«. Will
sell one or trade for wood, potato«"»,
butter, or anything 1 can use. II. K.,
care Hentinel.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
Home at a Bargain- -Knowlton borne In
West Cottage Grove goe* nt $900, pur
chn»er to UMHUme assessments. Half
«lown, remainder on mortgage at 8 per
cent. Mr». H. J. Knowlton, 1284 K. 20th
Ht., Fortlund, Ore.,
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