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Positively The Last 8 Days Store Closed January 26th, to Pack Up and Move to Our Salem Store GREENBiDM'S ROSTEIN G r e a t C lo s in g O u t S a le O f T h e F o r m e r W . A . H e m e n w a y S to c k Professional Cards. C L A S S IF IE D A IR S H IP S AT 1 % « A '2 coi ' vti ? r The best flour is the cheapest. «SÉ Olympic Peacock, Johnson's best, the sack with the China Pheasant ■«& on it, every sack guaranteed. Spray-Wynne Co., or any grocer in town. tf j4 Best Washington Cedar shingles' & — free of sap, worm holes and ■ knots, constantly on hand. Prices S i to suit the times. Inquire of O rrin R obinson , Cottage drove. ? * Aviation Camp, Los Angeles, j Ja n . 12.— I.ouis Paulmau, the law given sp ecia l a tten tio n 4 M R U W tad ard B id *. Rooms 3 an d 4 ;* French aviator, broke all official f V i f U *in I C ottaire <’»rove. Or. 4 and unofficial records for altitude today in a barman biplane. It is i 0 I estimated lie rose to Uie height of 4000 feet. p i * C M AC Y As methods of measurement are D E N T IS T not exact, this may be questioned, Ota** W ork, Over Ran k o f C ottage \ tirove. Cottage («rove, O regon. (| but it is certain that Jie exceeded U+> Ì Hubert T.atham’s record made at Mourtr.elon, France, December 11 1909, by at least 1(H»0 feet. I.a -j tham ’ s record was given at between r 1 TOON« 1000 and 1800 feet. 4TT O R N N V A T U l W T h e instrument on Paulman’s O ^ a : Young Building, Main Street, W l Md«. machine made his greatest height )'U&ì'Vc+>'i*+ V.-#» i 4000 feet. The judge s’ record of Paukman’s altitude, which has still to be sanctioned ol ficially, was W. fIMB. M. n. 2 I5."i4 meters, approxim ately 5000 j feet. The time in air was SO min-1 P H m i n AN « n tl » IJ K O K O N The time of OfllT« In McFarland Building t j it tes, 40 1-S seconds. Of«f Cochran's Furniture Store •? Descent was 7 minutes, -lo seconds. let Phone, 341 Kesldenoo Phone, «n 4 l ’aulhnm made his g.-'eat record 1 soon after losing the spet'd record SWWWWifWlW^llliniW -fi l i of the course to (Menu 11. Curtiss. Neither wind or rain ¡seem to 8. MBDLKY, j A T T O R N E Y A T LAW have any effect upon the airship! t ìju ^ a l A tten tion Given to M ining and I i flights at Los Angeles Curtiss C orporation I.aw. Ì Paulhan both continue to , S u i t « 3. B a n k B u i l d i n g 4 and LOUIS PAULHAN, FRENCH AVIATOR | make new world records in spite AMERICA. .. ----- of bad weather. T h e flying ag e is j Tempted by a large offer from an American syndicate, I.nuis t’aulban, the at hand. ! French aviator, has announced that he will come to the United States this ON, { w inter for a series o f flights. It was stated in Uaris recently th at Uaul- * « T T O I N E Y .A T .L A W À % «• Royal Intermediate School Items E Y A T LAW F"; « m iiU e c e d . M in in g Pate nts M in in g an<l C orporation I atv Office over G riffin, Ve* ,tch le to < N* . illy. f k W t , M ain 11.1. -re»' ( j R esiden ce! .85. *n<l litio' ■«' deci J f l V I N O « AM ig to £ E. A. U D EN T IST Stewart-Porter lini Idi cw f t t k o a .o S I H our. ».30%«.I'.’. I to * • 08 «8 Grandma Wheelei is on the sick list. Miss Orpha LacT.ey was a visit or of the school last we ek. Edward Babcock is in school again after a two w eeks illness. A. I). Owens & Sons expect a new donkey engine in a Jew days. Mr. Phillip Casebeer spent a few days with liis aunt Mrs. 1>. A. Estes. COTTAQE GROVE il H . r . i t Your I n , RAY LABARATORV m P m P u rlh » » h i l l n l u , A l l r n , II. IL L SCHLEEF S B 5 5 MSNsiSSSttSsv» 1 4 to 5 . 5 I G rillo n s ' Mrs. I. N. Dresser and dau ghter f t Winnie spent a few days with friends *if this neighborhood. & m !» Archio Wilson has made a., new a r p e t s a n d R u g s j discover y upon Bald Butte so a Made to order and .Sal js- number of students of the s cho.ol /•ction ipnarnnteed b oth went u p there to investigate it «R to w orkm anship and price* Apply to Misses Ethel Rogers and. (esse I *^^1 P ho na T86 f ^ W a l l S I .. 5 Shryock s|icnt Thursdav nig h t in itis i C t i\ jr c h Cotkage ('.rove where Miss Sfarvock spi ait a few hours with tier p a rents who were on their way to C'a lifor Black sm ith in g n la where they expect to vtsi t two of their sons, one a physicia n the »HWeboelnt r* specialty w»fr>n mmt • aurTat'*» re other a musician 1 . All WorFv guaranteed % »ev your bi'ifNP steet li e»- ---- I aod re ratred. Mine JAN. 26 th $ tear of Hrm**nwny <£ rfcfeoKi**"» store :: A K E MARCH 9 th Dr Snapp Arrives The B a Saw Mill For Sale A well equipped saw mill plant ill good running order located a few miles west of Cottage drove. About two million feet of timber' goes with the mill. Inquire of A. D. Owens N Son, Cottage drove. A T T R A C T I O N S After the seventh season of unprecedented success at the head of her own company, Clare Vaughn Wales may lie safely said to lie one of the established leading lyceum 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- The talented magician, Laurant gives the most novel, artistic and marvelous attrac tion of its character now appearing before ,*he American public, lie enjoys ail en- viail'le reputation, only attained after years of hard work. Realizing the continual de mand of the lyceum public for something new. arlistiv* and refined, we have secured this attraction »jml take pride in guaran teeing satisfaction. College Singing Girls MONEY TO LOAN. If you want to buy or build a home or pay off vour mortgages and have long time, easy pay- I incuts and low rale of interest to pay back loan in, see W.M. ki k i- P k rrin k , Roseburg, Oregon. School rejMirt cards on sale at the Leader office one cent each. Carlton Nursery Co. !» $ X P o w ell I ^ *3 APRIL i 2 7 Season Tickets on Sale at the Wave 3 i 933 & T u lla r, Prop. ...The... First National Bank C a p i t a l S u r p l u s 6 » U n d i v i d e d P r o f i t s $ 4 9 , 0 0 0 T o t a l A s s e t s ............................................$ ^ 0 4 , 0 0 0 F a r m , City and T o w n L o a n s Five per cent interest, nine years' time, with privilege of paying at any time. Return pay ments monthly, quarterly semi-annually or an- nualy to suit borrower. For particulars write All Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray Work. M IL L E R S Machine Shop Piano Moving a Specialty Office it Thornton’* Confectionery All kinds of machine and repair work done promptly and at reason able prices. OLD LliADFR BUI.DINO Third Street, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON REGISTRATION OF TITLE TO LAND The “ Old Reliable” Albany Nurseries Jackson Loan 6 » Trust Co. CARLTO N . OREGON t In the Circuit Court of the S [of Oregon for Lane County. In the matter of the applical on |of Thomas Allen to register llie j ti.le to the following described premises, to-wit: Donation Laud Claim, Xotifu . lion, 771 being designed as claim No. .s7, being part of Section .12, in Township 21, S. R. .1, West and claim No. .IN, being part of Section | 5, in Township 22, S. K. .1, West of W. M. being bounded ami de scribed as follows, to wit: Begin ning at a point 24 chains and SO links north and 1') chains and 7o links west from the southeast coi ner of Section ,.2, in Township 21, south of ranged, west and running thence west, fifteen chains and 51 links, thence south NO degrees and 59 minutes west, 21 chains and 76 links, thence east 42 chains and 50 links, thence east 57 chaniiis and 65 links, and thence north 12 chains and 50 links to the place of beginning, containing 159.20 acres in Lane county. Stale of Oregon. ! .Also the lots numbered 7 and S of | Section .12, in Tp 21, S. R. .5, [West, containing 16 ' , acres, in Lane County, State of Oregon. VS All whom it may concern. Take notice that on the drd day of January, 1910, tin ap, bc.ifion was filed by said Thom ,- Uleu, in the Circuit Court of I. •, v oun- 1 ly, for initial registration of the j title of the land above di . nbed. Now unless you uppea. on or be fo re the 11th day of February I'M ' and show cause why such appli - ; tion shall not he granted, tin same j will he taken as Confessed an 1 a ¡decree will lie entered a< cording to I the prayer of the uppl <+' . t A. t - I you will he forever bar . M • m I disputing the same Witness my hand a l seal of said Circuit Court this drd day of |January, 1910, A. I> J4-F 8 K. U. I.KK, County Clerk. A. II. K inc ., Applicant’s Attorney. In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon, for Lane County. Welcomes and appreciates your business, whether large or small i In the matter of the application and believe its extensive resources, developed by seventeen 5. of J. F. Spray and Mary E. Spray to register the title to lot 4 in block years of constant, considerate, conservative accommodations, v| 4 of Wm. Shield’s addition to Cottage drove and the lot lying a splendid endorsement of its most satisfactory service to the east thereof and between said lot people of Cottage drove and vicinity. * and the dejiot grounds in Cottage --SS? .•«ts.'S'.-ovs sv>.-, v i w w s . v y v v v v w ' v v i .« v w s s s s s w .'W W SS-.S'V SVI .-v«vvr drove, Oregon against Spray-Wynne Co. a corporation, F. C. Walters and A LL WHOM IT 1IAY CONCERN, defendants. T o ALL WHOM IT MAY CON CERN: Take notice that on the lltli day of December 1909, an appli [Incorporated] cation was filed in tlie above en titled court by J . IL Spray and Mary W e Have Qualify and Quantity Combined. E . Spray, for initial registration of If You Want one or a Thousand Trees the title to the above described lands. Now unless von appear on W rite Us. Catalogue Free................................ or before the 15th day of January, 1910, and show cause why such OREGON A LBA N Y, application should not lie granted the same will lie taken as confessed and a decree will be entered ac cording to the prayer of the appli cant and you will lie forever barred from disputing the same, [si: vi.] E. I'. I.KK, County Clerk. A. E. W hkki . kk , I)14-5t A t’tv for Applicants. I.arge growers of lix-al stocks, i suppliers of commercial plantings, clean, vigorous and true trees. Heavy on apples, in Newton. 310 Century Bldtf. Spitzenburg. etc. In )iears. Bart lett, Anjou, Comice, Boscceto. In cherries, R. Anne, Lambert. Bing, [etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small I ruits, hushes, etc. Don’t miss | Cottage Grove Transfer 1 it, but lie sure, get our prices, it ....Company.... will pay you. Send list of wants. Stocks carefully grown and ‘ shipped. Catalogue free. H a r r i n g t o n & H a r r e l . P ro p 9 . W. Beals & Son. Harness First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection Mammoth blackberry, (lardina dewberry, Lucretia dewberry and Excelsior strawberry plant <>f the R. M. Kellogg strain of thorough breds. J L. S. C oon , Dillard, Or. jj Dr. I’ . Snapp witE, h « f aniily, % The College Singing dirls and Walter ■which consists of one ,|afl ghter, % Eooles have proved to lie one of the great Miss 'Mildred Sup.p,,, arrivt d on est successes of the Lyceum. The eight C- M A D S E N , & SundaY night an wm be re: ident young ladies of the company are unusually W | T C H M \ rR R talented and versatile. They are profes % in the old Ha'skett residenc e on skillal singets. having good solo voices, 8 M M g W »» m r m s i . t - r i r g n . (•rant street, east of the jwisto ffice, «j guaranteed first & which perfectly blend in the concert work. Qnnkl.U'l l.w .lryal LoWMt V ite. where he v ,p .,iso have his ot ffice. Special costumes are provided for each th Dr. Snapy j,as formed a very fav feature. The great success has been due c o t t a g e G RO V E, O R K , orabk- sir quession ni the town and Ä to their ability to properly render the best sacred operatic numbers written for the poor l)e j,,. has met in Freiiwuit- women’s voices. er. If I e is a very pleasant gentl**- « man * ,o meet and we are sure wit.' % ge* ~ uis share of the medical prac- l,wr of this vicinity. He is a grad ua te of an eastern college and has % B a p a ir ln K a Spec-nlty , ad IN years practice in Oregon, $ & £ & ¥ & & & ¥ & * ® fe has practiced several years in Poultry Remedie»^ eastern < >regou and for the last For Sale Card of Thanks. j few years in the Willamette valley. W 8 9 T ST IER T We bespeak for him the good We thank our many friends and i l ive year old bay bav mare, works i will of the community and extend 5|Ute K ibW beek foreman r neighbors for their kindness a n d , single or double, good saddle tb * B m U x K*11 v Company logfu j to him a cordial welcome.— 1-ree assistance during the death of our ! animal, weight 850. Price #s0. ot)fiT0«BS. « 8 9 a passenger water Times. Apply to Box 25, Saginaw. < ire- beloved husband and father. •eeibpjYi WedncSrlaj «orni ‘»K. IJ 17 f 17) *ou. « b « « Se went to resenie his wr M r s . R a in e s a n d c h il u r h n . Cleveland's Baking Powder. n . E ___ 1:4.S a. m. . . . 4:14 p. m. j ___ 4:50 a. in. I 11:26 a. lit. I During the cold weather u build hot fires, beware of couflu j grations, don’t neglect carrying | a policy oil your house. Toni Awbrey can give von satisfactory rates and protection. k!tf Grove Laurant. The Man of Many Mysteries *5* ri F a sh io n S ta b le s IIO CN I). A Wise Precaution. Clare Vaughn Wales Comedy Co. 9 Prop. Estray Notice. Benefit Woman’s Club Library Fund . . T H E MATTHEWS, _ 1 :26 a. m. ..10:27 p. m. __ 6:42 a. m 2:47 p. in. L. S. T aylor , Agent, Cottage drove, Oregon. Lyceum Course m !» % Use» Especial Alienimi i 16____ 18____ 14........... 2 0 _____ Berry Plants For Sale. & CHAS. SOUTH HOUND. V. Miss Linuie dear. «of Portland, j has been visiting her .sister J lazel j and also friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. W . Vladger arej visitiuj; Mrs. .’Badgers parents Mr. and Mrs. Ch’.twood. Mr. Alv’.n Sharp w as in the neigklmrhaod looking at s «•«« ‘ land the last of the week. I Prof. M . E . Cady presi dent °f the Wall a Walla College visit«.' the schis >| Wednesday. and Sanitarium NORTH No. No. No. No. jian would receive something like $125,000 as a guarantee fo r the trip. plan Is to give exhibitions In several o f the large cities. I lls first flights probably will take place In California. Pnulhnn Is one of the most daring of all the F ren ch aviators, and his m achine differs In many respects from those o f B lério t and the W right brothers. I’aulhan is now at Los Angeles proving a strong conipititor to Curtiss in making new world record flights. C o tta g e Mill Feed, Grain and Hay S. P. Ry. Time Table Two year old steer, red, swallow fork in left ear. I'or further par ticulars inquire of C. A. M cFar His land. % Mills A L L KINDS O F S s L ix Flour 3 Olympic process rolled barley, 75 pound sacks, the cleanest and best, f t .2.1 |>er sack, at Spray- & « '» » « * tf >N V Cottage Grove ä y Registration of Lai d Title. «US süBDaUH &M w üä 4> ISH s* ^ 0 M & LOS ANGELES. 1 W M c AD VERTISEM EN TS. PHONE R esid en ce 6 9 5 O f f i c e 15 41 D enver. C olorado T re e s! Y es? The Best in Oregon Clean, thrifty, one year grafts on one year roots. We grow trees by the only right system and then Warrant Them to Grow Cedar Springs Nursery I Baughman FLOUR Hard Wheat Brands: American B e a u t y , Daily Bread, Hammond's B e s t . Every sack guaranteed. Soft Wheat Brands, White Swan, White Star. All kinds of Mill Feed and Hay. Poultry Feeds and Supplies, (irass Seed. Phone 1711. Goats on Shares. S. B. Morss, Prop. Fifty nannies with registers buck to let on shares to any re sponsible party that will take thet Flour has nearly doubled in for three or more years. B. M. H a w ley , price but Parkei still sells bread at • . Bohemia, Oregon. i 5 cents per loaf. Phone 471 Quality and price have made Cleveland’s Baking Powder the leading seller in Oregon. Co. 1 Ê V
