Cottage Grove leader., December 03, 1909, Image 4

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The best flour is the cheapest
Olympic Peacock, Johnson’ s best
the sack with the Chiua Pheasant
on it, every sack
guaranteed
Spray-Wynne Co., or any grocer
iu town.
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Flour
Mills
Merry Christmas And
Best Washington Cedar shingles
— free of sap, worm holes and
knots, constantly on haud. Prices
to suit the times. Inquire of
O r r in R obinson , Cottage Grove
ALL KINDS OF
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Olympic process rolled barley,
75 pound sacks, the cleanest and
best, $1.25 per sack, at Spray
Wynne Co’s.
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Mill Feed, Grain and Hay
CHAS. MATTHEW S. Prop.
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Fancy Chickens for Sale
S( tue Golden Rock and Black
and Buff Langsliau cockerels for
sale $1 each. Inquire at this of
(ice. Fine to head farm flocks.
For Sale or Trade.
Professional Cards.
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Corner lot and good two story
A few nice white and brown
nine roomed residence on Fourth Leghorn Cockerels, bred in Kans-
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ATTO RNEYALLAW
« street for sale or will trade for tint
( Heal property law given nixcial attention A 1)CT. W ill also sell or trjltle Oil
Inquire of W. B. Finney, at the
i omc* rbillipi luildinii. Suit 5 and 6 > acre
;lcre tract
tract ¡„
in i.andess addition. E. E. Bright place below thedepot.
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Phone Mam 1611 Cottage «.rove, <>r.
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Inquire at this office.
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Jersey Cow Strayed.
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Dark Jersey cow, dehorned,
about 7 years old, small bell and
strap twice around neck. Probab­
ly fresh now. Any information
regarding same will be gratefully
received by C. I*. H a n d y , Cottage
Grove, Or.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Notice of Bond Sale.
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If you want to buy or build a
home or pay off your mortgages
and have loug time, easy pay­
ments and low rate of interest to
pay back loan in, see W a e k r r &
P e r k in r , Roseburg, Oregon.
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4 First Class Work, Over Hank o f Cottage
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Grove. Cottage drove. Oregon.
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and SCJROEON
Berry Plants For Sale
Office in McFarland Building
Over Cochran*! Knrnifure Store
Office Phone. :ui KesMenoo Phone, fit!
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Look Out lor Fires.
The dry weather increases the
danger of fires, keep your roof free
from moss, and a policy on your
house in case it does burn. Tom
Awbrey can give you a satisfac­
tory policy and rate.
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A TTO R N E Y AT LAW
Sperisi Attention r.iven to Mining and
Con>oration I.aw.
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Mammoth blackberry, Gardina
dewberry, Lucretia dewberry and
Excelsior strawberry plants of the
R. M. Kellogg strain of thorough­
breds.
L. S. C oon , Dillard, Or.
Cotswold Bucks for Sale.
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Six head of fine Cotswold bucks
two years’ old for sale at $10.00
each. Apply to Scott Jackson,
Loraue, Ore.
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Buy a Good High Grade Piano Ot
Notice is hereby given that on the 3rd
lay of January, 1910, at the hour of 8
o ’clock p. m. o f said »lay, the city o f Cot­
tage Grove Lane county, Oregon w ill
sell to the highest ami best bidder or
bidders $ 100,000 coupon bonds o f said
city in denominations o f $1000 each, said
bonds to be dated March 1st, 1910, and
to bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent
per annum, interest paid semi- annually,
principal and interest payable m U. S.
gold Coin, the interest on said’ bonds to
commence with the date the money is
delivered to said city. Each o f said
bonds to run for a period of 25 years
from the «late thereof.
Sealed bids w ill
be received for the whole or any part of
said 1 Kinds, each hid to be accompanied
by a certified check for $100 payable to
the mayor o f the city o f Cottage ('»rove,
checks to be im m ediately returned to
unsuccessful bidders. N o bid for less
than the par value o f said bonds w ill be
considered and the Common Council re­
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
C. H. V a n D k n b k r g .
City Recorder.
MA-RION
At a Special Holiday Price Before the First of the N ew Year
Lyceum Course I
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D E N T IS T
Milch Cow Wanted.
Slewnrl-Porter Building
Phone 1451
Benefit Woman’s C lub
Library Fund . .
THE A TT RAC TI ONS
House for retit— The Hrauton cot­
tage on Third street near the
Presbyterian Church.
Inquire
of VV. B. Finney, at E. E.
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Bright’s place below the depot.
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Honrs 8.30 to 12, 1 to 5 A
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COTTAGE GROVE
A good fresli milch cow, Dur
ham preferred or not more than one
half Jersey. Inquire at this office.
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Private Board and Lodging.
i Hospital and Sanitarium
Right Here at Y ou r Home
Surgical Case» Especial Attention
Nice furnished rooms to rent and
also hoard with or without rooms
Convenient location.
Inquire of
Mrs. Joe Miller, corner opposite
Presbyterian church.
X-RAY LABARAT0RY
For Further Particular* Address
DR. H. C. SCBLEEF
w ill be well shod if we do the shoeing—
dray horse, carriage horse or the trotter
because we have the skill the experi­
ence and a knowledge o f horses and
their hoofs. W e are on.special watch
for instances of interfering, overreach­
ing, lameness and gait. W ith all that
we doubt if we charge any more than
some ask for careless, even injurious
work. Phone 521.
SPRIGGS BROS.
See those new incandescent coal-
oil lamps at DesLarzes Bro. They
are just simply grand. You can’t
afford to do without one. 27-51*
Notice of Final Settlement.
H. C. M AD SEN,
Notice is hereby given that the under­
signed, the administratrix of the estate
of
W illiam II. Long, deceased, has filed
W atchm akkr .
with the County Court of Lane County,
Oregon, her final account as such ad­
Repairing at reuHntiahle m arge*.
ministratrix of said estate ami that Mon­
All work guarantee«! Urst-eiaa*
Watches, Clocks amt Jew elry at Lowest Price day, the 3d «lay o f January, 1910. at the
hour o f one o ’clock p. in. o f said «lay
G O TrAUK DRO VE, ORE
has been fixe«l by sai«l court as the time
for hearing any objections to sai«l report
and the settlement thereof.
L y d ia K. L ong , Adminisaratrix.
A. I I . K in g , Attorney.
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Gray Seed Oat*
Lee Francis Lybarger
ANY KIND OF A HORSE
Good gray seed oats for sale.
Eijty cents per bushel at Cochran’s
School report cards on sale at
farm.
B k id lrr B ro th e rs .
the Leader office one cent each.
Fashion Stables
& HARRIL
Eby’s Old Stand
The W onderful
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First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Cotnectioa
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For sale at Dcs Lames Bros'. Grocerv Store
Notice is hereby given that by an or­
der of the county court of Lane County,
Oregon, duly made and entered of
record the 30th day o f October, 1909, in
the matter of the estate of Norman
Hickey, deceased, the undersigned Eva
L. Hickey, was duly appointed adminis­
tratrix of sai«l estate. A ll persons hav­
in g claims against said estate are hereby
required to present them «Inly verified,
as requited by law to sai«l a«lministra-
trix at the law office of A. H. King,
Cottage (»rove, Oregon,
within six
months from the «late of this notice.
Hated at Cottage (»rove. Oregon, this
16th «lay of November, r*V>.
E v a . L. H ickf . y . Administratrix.
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OLD LEADER BUILDING
Third Street,
COTTAGE GROVE, O R E G O N
I Trees! Yes?
1 The Best in Oregon
Clean, thrifty, one year
grafts on one year roots.
W e grow trees’ by the only
right system and then
Warrant Them to firow
After the seventh season of unprecedented
success at the head of her own company,
Clare Vaughn Wales may be safely said to
l>e one of the established leading lyceurn
attractions of the country today. Miss
Wales is an elocutionist of remarkable
ability. Accompanying her are Florence
Adele Benson, pianist and soprano, and
Harry T . Longstreet, baritone-
Cedar Springs Nursery
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General Blacksmithing
Horseshoeing
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Season Tickets on Sale at the Wave
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specialty.
Wagon and carriage re-
tng. A ll work guaranteed
H ave your horsesteeth e x ­
amined and repaired. Shoe
at rear o f Hem euway &
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
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The talented magician, Laurant gives the
most novel, artistic and marvelous attrac­
tion of its character now appearing before
the American public. He enjoys an en­
viable reputation, only attained after years
of hard work. Realizing the continual de­
mand of the lyceum public for something
new, artistic and refined, we have secured
this attraction and take pride iu guaran­
teeing satisfaction.
The College Singing Girls and Walter
Eccles have proved to tie one of the great-
est successes of the Lyceum. The eight
young ladies of'the company are unusually
talented and-versatile.
They , ate profes-
sional singers, having good solo voices,
which perfectly blend in the concert work.
Special costumes are provided for each
feature. The great success has been due
to their ability to properly render the best
sacred operatic
numbers written
for
women’s voices’.
B. Morss, Prop.
Phone 471
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REGISTRATION
The College Singing Girls
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All kinds of machine an«l repair
work done promptly and at reason
able prices.
Laurant. The Man of Many Mysteries
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“ llow to Be Happy,” not a sunshine
lecture, but one on the laws of happiness.
Many regard this as Mr. Larbergers great­
est production. It is filled with “ worldly
wisdom.”
It is not a “ sunshine” lecture,
but a search after the philosophy of right
living. It is one lecture that has the
courage to face the facts, to see things as
they are. It shows not only the right of
happiness and the duty of happiness, but
the ways of happiness.
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Clare Vaughn Wales Comedy Co.
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Administrator's Notice.
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triumph o f Mod
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The most w o n-
derful «tiseovery
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man.
Absolutely s a f e ,
odorless noiseless
simple and with­
out a question the
l*est artificial light
in existence. Far
superior t o elec­
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-O tricity, gas or gas­
oline. The "A 1 a-
d i n** generates a
gas from common
kerosene (coal o il)
producing a pure-
white soft light ex
celled l»y sunlight
only, at a tost o f
*;« cent per hour.
The "A lad din ” is
pronounced hy oc-
A L A D D I N
culists to he t h e
best artificial light
known
The “ Aladdin** has no equal, hewn
o f imitation«, see that you get the “ Aladdin
and no other, our trade mark " Aladdin’ ts ■
every burner.
A. J. BRUM BAUGH,
General \*ent
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
MILLERS
Machine Shop
C ottage G rove
Butâtes Administered. M ining Patents
rocurcd. Mining and Corporation Law
specialty. Office over Oriffin, Veatch
Hardware.
Office Phone. Main 113.
Residence. 85.
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In the Circuit Court of the £tate of
Jregon, for Lane County.
In the matter o f the application of
E va Wentworth to register the title to
that part o f lots 3 and 6 o f Section 13 in
Township 20 South, Range 5 West of
W illam ette Meridian, ly in g east o f the
center o f the county road, except a strip
50 links wide off the north end thereof
against
The unknown heirs at law «>f Janies
Trim ble, deceased, an«l A L L W H O M IT
M A Y CONCERN, defen«lan ts.
TO A L L W HOM IT M A Y CONCERN:
Take notice that on the 28th day of
October 1909,,an application was filed hy
said E va Wentworth in the Circuit
Conrt in anti for I^ine county, Oregon,
for initial registration «>f the title to
the land above <lescril>e«l. N ow unless
you appear on or I k fore the 6 th day of
December 1909 , and show cause why
such application shall not I k granted the
same will I k taken as confessed anti a
decree will I k entere«l acconling to the
prayer o f the application and you w ill
he forever barred from disputing the
same.
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E, U. L ee . County Clerk.
A. E. W h e e l e r , Attorney for Applicant,