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DAMES AND DAUGHTERS. P ro fe ssio n a l C a rd s . to »'. #» V. A t t A A W jB a u J h m a n T c T J M* C* COUNTKR A TTO R N C Y -A LLA W 4 Real property law Riven special aUculiou i OfTIc« Phillips Buildina. Salt 5 and 6 Phone Maiu 1611 Cottane Grove, Or. 9» yr9»vr^'y^v.^)'y.9>v,95v.'»i,y .^ ( JJH K c MACS' D E N T IS T First Class Work. Over Hank o f Cottage ('•rove. Cottate ('.rove, Oregon. J r F Daily jK f g A T T lIB M iï AT CAW 4 Office: Young Building, Main Street, West Side. Robert H ich tn s. « T / » 4 2 SSi e)s**JS««SII«BBS£iSSSSSSSSS | B a rre ls |f 4 A 4 ' A 4 « .« 4 W KIMK. M l). ji' x\ • *' 1 .t I'llVSM I lN and SUKOKON f F Office In McVarUud Bulldlug X «) Over CockrahKnrnltnre Storr # g nitlve Phoue, 34) Residence Phone, HI jf 't ■* . »■ *1V *1 V-»l'«r»)'Vr»'V.-#l « | G a llo n « C arp ets and Rugs Made to order anti Satis faction guaranteed both as to workmanship anti prices. Apply to | J. M. Comer ‘'w»"rsSt !6 g » 'A, « » J ' A * I ATTO RNEY AT LAW J General B la c k s m ¡th in g % O ffic e , Su ite 3. B an k B u ild in g . A I O. JO HNSON, t £ 4 Special Attention (liven to M ining and Corporation Law. % J v n ea r A d v e n tis t C lw ir o h ’**■*.>•'*,■*’■ ’4 S. M K D LK V , $ ^ ▼ . Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re- Ing. All work guaranteed tiave your horsesteeth ex amined and repaired. Shot at rear of Hemenway 4 Burkholder’s Store :: :: ? I J ATTO R N EY AT LAW $ * W^«f9iV.-9iV'9)Vr9)V.-^V.-9»*Vr^)Vr9DJ J Estates Administered, Mining Patents Procured. Mininft and Corporation Law a specialty Office over C.riffin. Veatcli llnrdw Bre. office Phone. Maiu 111. Residence, S5. F t+ 'fk c . 1 NORA M 1 F *' I Ît 1 D E N T IS T Stewart-Porter Ruildiug Phone 1451 Hours 8.30 to 12, t to J H . B A K E R Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, the administratrix of the estate of William II. Long, tleceased, has filed with the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, her final accpunt as such ad ministratrix of said estate anti that Mon day, the .3d day of January, 1‘>10. r.t the hour of one o’clock p. in. of said day has been fixed by said court as the time for hearing any objections to said report and the settlement thereof. L y d ia K. L o ng , Adminisaratrix. A. II. K in g , Attorney. 34-5t Saw Mill For Sale School report cards oil sale at the Leader office one cent each. A well equipped saw mill plant in good running order located a Milch Cow Wanted few miles west of Cottage Grove. A good fresh milch cow, Dur ham preferred or not more than oue- goes with the mill. Inquire of A. half Jersey. Impure at this office. 11. Owens & Son, Cottage Grove. About two million feet of timber A L L K IN D S O F Mill Feed, Grain and Hay CHAS. M ATTH EW S. M ic ro b e s. College and School. James B. Connolly. B r e a d , Hammond’s Best. Every sack guaranteed. Soft Wheat Brands, White Swan, White Star. All kinds of Mill Feed and Hay. Poultry Feeds and Supplies, Grass Seed. Phone 1711. t K. YOUNÖ .1 . £ Hard Wheat Rrauds: American B e a u t y , t % Stones which nre used tiy the litho graphers all over the world In making pictures nre found In n little district yot more than four or five miles long by two or three broad near Nurem berg. Books and Authors at Christmastide 9>V #) *r#5 « . « ^ Miss Mary Nye of Columbus. Mias Bertbu Snlzberger of Belluire aud Mrs. Irvine O. Miller of spring tick!, o „ have beeu appointed deputy luaiicctors of workshops uud factories. Mrs. Eva Talbert of Cincinnati Is said to be tbe ouly woman structural Iron worker In tbe world. She helps her busbaud put up fire escupea, fre quently working ut dizzy heights ou tbo tops o f tall buildings. Helen Mathers, well known as u writer lu England, has decided to ex ebauge tbe peu for tbe brush and will go Into busluess us a decorator. This Is said to be the first Instance of a woman's excbauglug a literary voca tion for busluess. Mrs. Asber Richardson of Asher- town, Tex., has beeu appointed assist ant general superintendent of the Ash ertown Gulf railroad. Thlrtv-two miles o f tbe road have been completed, and It la uow being extended sixty tnlleB more. Mrs. Richardson has charge of the employment aud work of a large body of men. , Miss N. Edwars of Coaley, Glouster- shlre. Is said to he tbe highest author ity lu England ou poultry. She has won over 1,000 prizes and exported poultry Into every country. Beginning lu n small way with only twenty fowls, her poultry farm is now one o f the largest 111 England. She does not raise chickens for the general market, but sells eggs and stock birds. Prop. Fashion Stables this time to the Christian year we are especially reminded that the iro»|iel of the Naza- reue Is an out o f doors reli gion. amt In au uge when there Is so much talk o f the value o f out of door life It Is well enough to bear this In mind. Dr. Ueury van Dyke, who has done so much toward stating the truths o f Christianity hi the language o f the time, has writteu a book eutl tied "Out o f Doors In the Holy I,aiid." Christ was horn In a grotto, so to speak, In Bethlehem, and from child hood to manhood, on the journey to Egypt, on the Journey to Jerusalem to the temple, In the baptism at Jor dan, most o f the scenes nre out of doors, while during hls ministry the Saviour taught the people nlmost con stantly out of doors with numerous references to nature. The sermon on the mount, the many talks by the sea side nnd on ship, the walks through the fields on the Sabbath day and many other scenes ending In the cruci fixion on Calvary, the resurrection nnd the ascension were nil associated with the open air, so that it may be said that, despite the need In these days for churches In which to worship. Chris thmltj In Its origin was by no means altogether nil Indoors religion. From Palestine to Egypt Is a natural transition at this sencon. f i r It was from Judea to the country o ' the phn raohs that Joseph took the infant Je sus nnd hls mother when warned of the angel. One of the new books la "Egypt nnd Its Monuments,'’ by Rob ert Illehens unit Jules Guerlo. Mr. Hlohens wrote the text, and Mr. Gue rin provided the Illustrations, and both, artist and author made speelal pil grimages to the land o f the pharaohs to gather Impressions for their Joint work The lieauty, magic nnd mys tery of this ancient land nre admira bly brought out In these pages. Egypt is coming to be studied more and more both by tlie lay student nud by divines who w ish to trace the his tory of religion from 11 s early mani festations In such ancient races ns those whl h Inhabited the country of the Nile. Dynasties might come nnd go, but the civilization o f Egypt seem ed to go uii forever. So much is Egypt being read about nowadays that the names of Sesostrls and Ameneiuhnt and Raineses hardly sound stranger than those of Alexander nnd Nnpo- leou. and It does not seem such a long time to the era of that dusky ruler, Amenophls IV., who so love-1 hls wife to distraction that he Is represented in the art of Ills day its kissing her on a chariot. African scenes have a great fusclna tlon for Mr. Illehens, aud one of bis best known romances, “ The Garden of Allah.” has Its principal nctlon In the desert of Sahara. Mr. Hlcliens has the dlstluctiou of being able In au nnusual degree to hold the Interest o f the highly cultivated, the critical nnd the somewhat Jaded readier. The Intellectual grip of a story like "The Garden of Allah',’ or “ Bnrbary Sheep” canuot bo denied, for It completely conquers the critical sense, nnd the Ideas o f tbo author In sinuate themselves, as It were, among one's Inmost thoughts. Yet Mr. Hlch- ens' stories nre popular not merely with literary connolssleurs, but with the general public ns well. gay. dainty pictures of children In Illustration of hls popular characters. Riley has come to be regarded as espe cially a Christmas poet, as Cbrlatmua Is the holiday o f the children aud the festival of home, and the humor of the famous Booster versifier makes Its appeal to the universal love of simple, childlike characters and scenes. L iz a rd s. There are no fewer than I.SOU known sorts o f lizards lu the world. L it h o g r a p h Sto n e s. It takes 040.000,000,000 microbes to make u cubic inch. T h e K o r r ig a n s . The korrigans, superstitious peas ants believe, are the black dwarfs of Brittany who dwell In the sacred Dru idic circles o f the menhirs and count their cash In the moonshine. C h a lk . Nearly 600 different kinds o f tiny shells go to make up cbnlk. V ic t o r ia F alla. The Victoria falls o f the Zambezi river are over a mile wide, more than twice ns broad und twice as high as Niagara. They have a drop o f 400 feet. H a i r G ro w th . Hair grows at the rate o f three-mil Months o f a yard a second. T h e C o sa a ck a . A ll know what the Cossack cavalry o f the czar are, but not all are nwnre bow these famous soldiers got their name. It is derived from the Slavonic word koss (scythe). In early times when the rude and hnrdy peasantry o f Russia went to war with any neigh boring country for want o f other offen sive weapons they were compelled to use their scythes, which circumstance gained for them the cognomen o f Cos sacks (scytbemen). H is se d In to S lu m b e r. A curious remedy for sleeplessness Is used by tbe inhabitants o f the Samoan Islands. They confine u snake In a hollow bamboo, and the hissing sound emitted by the reptUe is said to quick ly Induce slumber. T id la r , P ro p . H . C. M A D S E N , COTTAGE (WOVE j Hospital and Sanitarium * ■ li h i t ie r . a l Y e a r D m i Surgical Case« Especial Attention i X -R A Y L A B O R A T O R Y I A F « r F u rth a r P a rtic u la r« A d d re «« i T I DR. II. C. SCHLEEF | S »4 «> **»> »»> »»*< *0 ******* W a t c h m a k in g 1 Table NORTH BOUND. No. No. No. No. 1 6 .________ ________1:48 a. 18__ _ __________ .4:02 p. 14__________________ 4: M a. 20____ ____________ 11:24 a. tu. tn. nt. ui. SOUTH l|OUND. No. No. No. No. I S . . __________ ____ 1 :2() 17______________ .-..10:54 1.1___________________ 6 GO 19_________________ .4:12 L . S. T aylo r , a. i u . p. tu. a. iu. p. m. A g e n t, Cottage Grove, < )regou. Carlton Nursery Co. Large growers of local stocks, suppliers of commercial plantings, clean, vigorous and true trees. Heavy ou apples, iu Newton, ^pitzeuliurg, etc. Iu i>ears, Bart lett, Anjou, Cornice, Boscceto. In cherries, K. Anne, Lambert, Biug, etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small ruits, hushes, etc. Don’t miss it, but he sure, get our prices, it will pay you. Send list of wants. Stocks carefully grown and shipped. Catalogue free. British Briefs. S. B. Morss, Prop. Income tax Is paid on King Edward's private estates. England's first Sunday newspaper appeared in 1780. Sixty-six out o f every hundred per sons in England linve light colored eyes. The first school for the blind In Eng land was established nt Liverpool In 1791. England has seventy-eight artesian wells varying from 1(H) to 1,000 feet In depth. Advertisements were once taxed at 3s. (id. each in England nnd 2s. (kl. lu Ireland, hut the tax was abolished in 1853. Phone 471 Trees! Yes? The Best in Oregon Clean, thrifty, one year grafts on one year roots. W e grow trees by the ouly right system and then Warrant Them to Grow Cedar Springs Nursery (Quality and price have made Cleveland’s Making Powder the leading seller in Oregon. Sporting Notes. Toledo has formed n motorcycle club. The New York Amateur Athletic un ion hns 8,900 members. The Ottawa (Canada) Rowing club may erect a new clubhouse. The minor baseball league clubs have lost 200 players this fall by draft or purchase. Tfie Torouto Baseball club's new grand stand will be modeled after the Philadelphia National league team’s should be cared for from the P r in te d Bo o k s. double decker. cradle to the grave. W e have a The earliest exnmple o f a book print Paul Jointer, a former champion o f ed on both sides o f tbe leaf with metal the Manhattan Chess club of New large assortment of good Tooth type dates from 1400. The first book York. Is back after nn absence o f two Brushes and several kiuds of Tooth printed with a date was a Batin psal Powder warranted to he pure and nnd a half years In Germany. ter, 1407. beueficial. / Christinas would hardly he Christ D o g S a c rifice s. mas without seme kind o f James Numerous accounts have been given, Whitcomb Riley gift book, nnd it la said that modern taste nnd tendency both in ancient and modern times, of In holiday presents o f this sort were the sacrificing o f dogs for religious given direction by Mr. Riley's “ An Old purposes. They were Immolated at Sweetheart o f Mine." which was pub certalu |>erlods by the Greeks nnd Ro lished some years ago with pictures mans to almost nil their deities, partic I d color by Howard Chuudler Christy. ularly to Mnrs, Pluto. Minerva aud It has enjoyed ail enormous vogue and Proserpine; also they were offered to has perhaps given Mr. Riley's lines a the moon, because the dog by hls hark larger circulation than has been gained ing disturbs all ebarma nnd spells and frightens awny specters and appari tions. T h e T eeth Tales of Cities. Nail Brushes 81. Petersburg Is to spend $50,000,000 on sanitary Improvements. Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes, Fine New York is the greatest car riding Soaps, domestic and imported, city in the world. Statistics just com- splendid Shampoo for the hair, Idied show that the average Is 318 car and all Toilet Requisites of good rides a year for each Inbabiant. quality at moderate prices. The trees In the streets form a spe cial feature of Folkestone, England. About 4.000 In number, they Include handsome horse chestnuts,elms, plnues. sycamores nltd limes. In Castle H ill Cottage Grove, Oregon svenue. a hundred feet wide, with four rows of trees, the horse chestnuts make a fine show, especially at the blossom ing period Benson’s Pharmacy Science Siftings. Oue of the moat fantastic ballooulng projects o f the past was that o f an Every second the earth moves nine Austrian who suggested nearly a cen tury ago that balloons might be guided teen miles. Tbe nearest distance o f the sun to In any desired direction with the aid the moon Is 92,6Tk3.386 miles. o f trained eagles. Steel corrosion is said to be tbe re* suit o f electro-chemical nctlon. L a n d F o o d C a p a c ity . A German astronomer has estimated As a general rule, two productive acres o f 1aml are required for the sup that the mysterious star Algol Is more port of each Inhabitant In a country, than twice as hot ns the sun and that and where this ratio does not exist If It were as near the earth ns the sun It would give eighty times as much food must be Imported. light M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop A ll kinds oipuacliine ami repair work done promptly and at reason able pfiops. OLD LEADER BUILDING Third Street, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON O u r F ir s t G o ld P sn s. The first gold pens made in this coun try were all manufactured by band, the gold being cut from strips o f the metal by scissors and every subse cxyrrA O K « » r o v e , o r e quent operation being performed by haDd. These handmade gold pens cost from $5 to $20 and were far inferior JAMKS WHTTCOMI1 RIMY. Berry Piante For Sale to the machine made article o f the by any English poem since “ An Elegy | present day. In a Country Churchyard." This year j Mammoth blackberry, Gardina there Is a new Chrlsty-RIley hook, T u r k is h B a llo t B ox. dewberry, I.ucretia dewberry and "Home Again With Me." and there Is ! A t a Turkish election the ballot box ExcflUior strawberry plants of the also a new Rlley-Betts b o ok This Is la carried about on jgaiumpbal car and R. M. Kellogg strain of thorough “ The Orphant Annie Hook," lu which Is guarded by l l t t ^ f l r l s dressed In MBs Ethel Franklin Betts hat glTen breds. white. On great occasions It Is perched admirers o f the poet some very quaint, L. S. C o o n , Dillard, Or. en the hump of a camel A Repairing at raaaonahle onaraea. A ll work (a .ra n lM d fliat.Plata. WatrhM.cliKikaan.1 Jewelry at lx,wait frira Time CARLTON, OREGON Q u e e r B a llo o n P roje ct. Si Ry. T h e S t in g in g R a y . T u rtle s. P o w e ll P. There are now in the sv I ioo I h o f New York city nearly 2C.000 more pupils than there were one year ago. Fifty-nine more students were regis tered nt Stanford university this year than last. The total uuniber is 1,537, of whom 458 are In the freshman class. Miss Mary Snow, an instructor lu Fratt institute. New York, has been called to Chicago to be supervisor of tbe household arts department In the public schools. Miss Agnes Irwin, dean of ltndcliffe college, resigned Sept. 1, and with her withdrawal one of the most prominent educators of the day ceases to take ac tive part in school work. Hawkshed Gram mar school, near Ambleside, where Wordsworth was educated ajid which was founded In 1585 by Edwyne Sandys. archbishop of York, will shortly be closed. The stiugiug ray possesses two large pouches In which It secretes soles nnd other fish upon which it preys. It has u long whlpllke tall, terminating In a forked end, which contains Its sting and is its weapon o f offense and de fense. It has a huge liver that yields an oil which Is esteemed a valuable specific for burns. A good sized turtle gives eighty pounds of tortoise shell. First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection S. Train ar.d Track. The Transstberian railway Is 3.371 miles long. The total length o f road operated un der the block system at the beginning o f the year was 50.548 miles, a net In crease over tbo previous year of 879. In consequence o f the port played by the gas lighting equipments of the trains Involved In some recent accl- tents the Prussian railway authorities have deckled to convert all their sleep ing cars now fitted for gas lighting (some 170 cars) for electTlc lighting. C. W. Beals & Son. harness A * | T * - * R e p a irin g a S p e c ia lty Stock and Poultry l-IRST STREET Remedies
