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!T •MADAM S H E R R Y " AT EUGENE. C o u g h s t h a t k e e p y o u a w a k e a t n ig h t a ls o d is tu r b th e s le e p o f th o r e s t o f th e fa m ily . T h e y c a n b e s to p p e d In a fe w m in u te s W ith Grove Ballard’s Horehound Syrup It is a Remedy of Great Relieving Power in All Lung and Throat Troubles. Ita lta r d '» H o re h o u n d S y r u p c o n v e y » a w a r m ln * a n d r e la x in g l a . flu c a c e t o th o c o n g e s te d lu n g s . H e a l s s o re n e s s , q u ie ts tic k lin g s e n s a tio n In th e t h r o a t , s t r e n g t h e n s th e v o ice, lo o s e n s p h le g m a a d re lie v e s a l l I r r i t a t e d c o n d itio n s In t h e t h r o a t a n d lu n g s . K s e p a b o ttle In th o h o u se. I t I s h a n d y t o h a v e w h e n n e e d e d a n d eav e e a w o rld o f -m isery t o t h e p e r s o n a ffe c te d . Put Up in Throo Sizes, 20c, 50c and $1.00 par Bottle. B u y th e $1.#0 s ilc . I t c o n ta in s liv e tim e s a s m uch n s th e 25c slxe. a n d y o u g e t w i t h e a c h b o ttle a H e r r ic k s lie d p e p p e r P o r o u s P l a s t e r f o r t h e c h e s t. to See Great Comic Opera ^ _______ B L N S O N ’S PHARMACY EGGS FOR HATCHING P ro fessio n a l C ards. Eggs for hatch in g — Huff O rping ton and Buff Leghorns, good stock $1.00 per IS. Inquire of G. VV { J J } K . II. H. SO M E R S M cFarland, C ottage (trove. 9 O S T E O P A T H I C P H Y S IC IA N Poultrym en, here’s a snap— A ( Lawson Bldti., P h o n e 47, Res I03R 140 egg P etalum a in cu b ato r and 9 C h r o n ic D is e a s e s a S p e c ia lty . O ffice two fine brooders worth $."50, for (T- C o n s u lta tio n a m i I'.x a m in a tio n F re e . sale at $1$. Inquire of Mrs. J. II. ■ Office H o u rs f ro m ') to 1’ a n il 1:30 to 5. o t h e r h o u r s b y a p p o in tm e n t. W arner. H atching eggs from Brown Leg horns of q u ality . Can supply sin gle settings or incubator lots. $1. j u n » v . - * s v . w * •.* > '•* •) - w .. $5. per 100. Inquire of S w < i m l] U r II. J . S h in n J) for 15. C. F . W alker. tf y 0 ) 1 IN T E R & S H IN N D ucks and Brown Leghorns i A T T O R N E Y S -A T -L A W * » Office W o o d w ard B ids. > — Eggs for h atching, w hite Pekin k Phom - M a in l C o lta x e d r o v e , o r . 4 ducks, $1. per dozen; S. C. Brown d-'5, « Leghorn eggs $1 per 15. VV7. A. 11 emeu way, Cottage Grove, Oreg A «-'*'*-'*!*’» .'* ’*. 4 Buff O rpington eggs for sale, good w inter laying strain, 75c per * » W. KIMK. M. I). £ A. < 15. 1 received 50 dozen eggs from f r i l V s l d l A N n a il B(1UG8 0 N 9\ one pen of .50 birds d u rin g the O ffice m M c F a r la n d B u ild in g jv ' m onths of Ja n . an d Feb. 1911 J O v e r C o c h r a n ’s F u r n i t u r e S to r e y g- o n i c e I 'lio n e , 341 R e s id e n c e P h o n e , SSI gj j A nsel Wood, C ottage Grove, O re., *•«.♦ w w v. »I -VrWv m w.-gi-w. »■ W-» * eggs delivered. W hite and Golden W yan d o tts and Black M inorcas, w onderful lo. INC,« AM J layers as well as prize w inners # t F ancy eggs $1.50 per 15. $2.50 * D E N T IS T © . L a w so n l i l d r . i per .50. Incubator eggs $6 per 100. H o u r s 8.30 to 12. 1 t o 5 ^ Mrs. M. F. DesLarzes. Phone 123 i A ll W o rk C .u ratile e d . £ o f f ic e P h o n e $ R e s. M a in 1661 A L, or call at DesLarzes grocery. t I Ì 9 J . S- M K ,,M V - S p e c ia l A tte n tio n (liv e n lo M in in g and* C o r p o r a tio n L aw . ^ O ffices 4 9 ^ ’« ' A * A .* • ♦ 'A V W A T K R IIO U SU , T e a c h e r o f P ia r\o a n d O r« a n j£ Certificated f r o m A cadem v • Koval Acn< t h è A s s o c ia te d B onn a n d R o y a l C o lle g e o f R e s id e n c e B S tre e t. M u sic . 'i «t A V . * •*-. -V'-'W-, -Wv v .» s V.-»! A T T O R N E Y AT LAW W o o d w ard B u ild in g I C ottage Grove T ran sfer ....C om pany.... H a r r in g t o n & H a r r e l, P r o p s . A ll J O. .JO H N S O N , J A T T O R N E Y AT LA W K s ta ie s A d m in is te r e d . M in in g P a te n ts P ro c u re d . M in in g a n d C o r p o r a tio n L aw a s p e c ia lty . O ffice o v e r G riffin , V e a tch H a rd w a re . Office P h o n e , M a in ILL R e s id e n c e , SS. V’« ¡♦V r» ! V. », V.-»l Vr»l Vi*! Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray Work. Piano Moving a Specialty O ffice a t T h o rn to n 's C on fectio n ery PHONE R e s id e n c e I2 IJ O ffic e 15 4 Notice to Creditors. . A . F . & A . M —C ottage ('»rove. No. ill. In th e m a ile r of th e la s t will anil te s M eets 1st an d .ird W ednesdays. V isi- ta m e n t of T hom as Bowers, deceased, co rd ially in v ite d . no tice is h ereb y g iv en by th e u n d e r signed Solom on Howers, ex ecu to r of th e II. F. W v n n k , W. M. last w ill an d te sta m e n t of T hom as M. II. A n d r r s o n . Sec. Bowers, deceased, to th e c re d ito rs of, an d all persons h a v in g claim s a g a in s t, said deceased, to e x h ib it them , w ith M . VV. o f A —C ottage (tro v e C am p necessary vouchers, w ith in six m o n th s No. 6424 m eets th e F irs t anil T h ird a fte r th e first p u b licatio n of th is notice, T u esd ay s of each m onth in th e E lk 's to said executor, a t th e office of h is a tto rn e y , I. C. Jo h n so n , in th e W ood H all. V isito rs w elcom e. w ard b u ild in g a t th e n o rth w est c o rn e r of C. W. W a l l a c e , Consul. M ain an d T h ird streets, in C ottage O r v il K n v p p , C lerk, ('.rove, Lane co u n ty , O regon, th e sam e In-iiig th e place for th e tra n sa c tio n of th e bu sin e ss of said estate in b an e C ounty, O regon. For Sale—( )ne practically new D ated th is 21st day of M arch, A. D. 1911. logging w agon with first class' brake and b u n k s. Inquire of An . lau f Bros., C urtin, Oreg. f21-m2.si S o l o m o n H o w e r s , E xecu to r. Fashion Stables First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection A.’ S i P O W E L L , Prop. f , Now is the Time to Plant. Those are five m oney-in-your-pocket reasons why your order should be for Stark T rees this spring. O n these liberal term s you can now purchase Stark Trees at prices no higher than are dem anded for stock of less m erit o r inferior quality. And Stark T rees have a record behind them —for 86 years they have pleased planters and won friends in every section of the country where trees are planted. Stark D e lic io u s “ / / is a g e m —the fin est apple in a ll the w o r ld .” — Luther Burbank. H ave you planted this wonderful apple? O r have you planted it only in a sm all way? In either case m ake a big order for it this spring—as an orchard owner you ow e it to yourself to do so. Stark D e licious is the greatest profit-producer ever known in apple history; it is perfect in tree, past-perfection in fruit—it is everything an apple could be. T he w orld’s greatest horticulturists and orchardists have unhesitatingly given it first place am ong a p p le s- it is the one variety that you should plant most largely. W e have prepared a new booklet “ T he W o n d er ful A pple Stark D elicio u s,” that tells the whole story and gives the record of D elicious up to Jan. 1, 1911. T h is booklet also describes and illustrates a num ber of other specially good things in nil classes of fruit. You will find it not only interesting but valuublc. Sent free on request. T o W e ste r n O r c h a r d ists O u r stock is c o m p le te , th e v a rie tie s th e b e st of th e bct»t, th e a sso rtm e n t as y e t un b ro k en . W e c a n fill yo u r o rd e r, larg e o r sm all, w ith th e kind o f sto c k you w a n t, of th e v a rie tie s you w an t and get it to y o u w h e n y o u w a n t it. T h e success of yo u r o rc h a rd d e p e n d s upon th e ju d g m e n t you u se in se le c tin g v a rie tie s . W h y n o t m ake d o u b ly s u re by planting S tark T r e e s and S ta rk s p e c ia l v a rie tie s —D elicious. King D avid, Black B en, S tay m an W in e s a p , J o n a th a n . N e w to w n , R om e B eauty, S p itzenburg, e tc .? O u r stock of th e^ e a nd all o th e r w e s te rn v a rie tie s is c o m p le te ; also in pencil, p e a r, c h e rry , plum , g rap e , sm all fru its, e tc . A nd rem e m l" th a t e v e ry tre e leaving o u r esta b lish m en t is backed by th o >iark re p u ta tio n —th e safest of all g u a ra n te es. E v e ry S ta rk T r e e you buy, you v. ill find to b e as p e rfe c t as tre e s can b e g ro w n —th e kind of tre e s th a t w ill su re ly p le a se you a n d m ake you a highly pro fitab le o rch a rd . D o n ’t p u t off se nding y o u r o rd e r. M ail it in at o n c e . P lanting tim e is alm ost h e re a nd th e de m a n d is unusually h e a v y . )(ou will profit by e a rly o rd erin g . W h e th e r o r not y o u a re re a d y to p la c e y o u r o r d e r , sen d for T h e S tark Y ear B ook for 1911, (p o stag e 10 c e n ts ) and " T h e W o n d e rfu l A p p le S tark D elicious ’ (ce n t fre e ). Y ou will find m uch in th e s e tw o b o o k s to i n te r e s t you; th e y will h e lp y o u to a b e tte r un d e rsta n d in g o f w h a t tre e s should b e and w hy S tark T r e e s are e v e ry th in g tre e s can be. B efo re placing y o u r i p r i o | o rd er »end for yuur c o p y o f T h e Stark Y ea r B ook fo r 1911 ( p o tta g e 1 0 cent«) and “ T h e W onderful A p p le Stark D elicious)” (le n t f r e e ) . It ¡a to y o u r beat in terest! that you d o so . S ta rk B ro’s N u rseries & O rch ard s Co. L o u is ia n a , M is s o u r i (23) Harnessl Harness! E. B. G rable, n ex t door to W il son’s restaurant, has on h an d now a line of single, double lig h t aud heavy farm harness, w hich he will sell rig h t. Pads, saddles, whips, collars an d an y th iu g th a t belongs to a harness shop. H arness and shoe repairing a specialty. All work done neatly an d promj Prices right. E . B. G r a b i . e . Notice of Final Settlement. M a r th a J. K a y se r , Now O w ned a n d O p erateti by W. L. HUBBLE S. R SM ITH Res. P h o n e 145-J Res. P h o n e 120-Y W. N. HUBBLE A ll Kinds of wood-worU done in the best worK- manliKe manner STOCK AT WAREHOUSE D oors of a ll K in d s W indow s a n y size .Screen Doors Screen W indow s All k in d s of M o u u d in g s D oor am i W indow F ra m es C ustom P la n in g a n d D ry in g T u rn e d W ork of ev ery d escrip tio n C em en t L im e P la ste r F ire B rick F ir e C lay L ath es S ew er P ipe R oofing F e lt Black B u tte S h in g les We Carry a Complete StocK of Glass K em em lier we h av e tile tool» an d m ach in es to ilo all odd jobs. h ere for b u sin e ss an d w ill e n d e a v o r to please. COTTAOE GROVE A d m in istra trix . G e o . B. D o r r i s , A tto rn ey . Sash 1 1 Door Factory STOCK AT M ILL j E sta te of W illiam T. K ay ser deceased. j N otice is Hereby g iv e n th a t M a rth a J. K ayser, a d m in is tra trix of said estate, lias filed h e r acco u n t for th e final s e ttle m en t of saiil esta te a n d M onday th e 10th day of A p ril. 1911 a t te n o 'clo ck ill th e forenoon of said day h a s been se t by th e h o n o rab le C o u ty Ju d g e of L ane co u n ty for s e ttle m e n t of th e sa m e an d h e a rin g o b jectio n s th e re to 4f a n y . D ated th is 14th d ay of M arch, 1911. Roses, all colors 10c an d up, carn atio n plauts all colors 10c each, chrysanthem um s all colors 10c each, cabbage plan ts 10c doz. 50c too. H . K. M e t c a l f . W e are MANUFACTURING COMPANY OFFICE PHONE 148 4t For Sale. New range, also a sanitary Fresh Jersey m ilk cows for sale, also fine Holstein bull for breeding couch. Inquire at Mrs. G . O rr’s, purposes. Call on or address S. .opposite lau n d ry . C. V eatch, Cottage Grove, Ore. Good Business Proposition. J 4 & 3 & .s s v y s s s s s V > "v \s s s A S S v y s V ,A S s ' f Barrels Gallons For sale— a good well drilling I rig on trucks, in good condition, gasoline power, .500-foot capacity, i drills 3 and 4 inch holes. All tools necessary. Inquire of the Co f operative Realty Co. CarpetsS a n d R u s M ade to o rd er an d S atis faction g u a ra n te e d both as to w o rk m a n sh ip an d prices. A pply to \ J. M. C om er n e a r A d v e n t is t C t w ir c h If you h av e tro u b le in g e ttin g rid of y o n r cold you m ay know th a t you are n o t tr e a tin g it properly. T h ere is no reason w hy a cold should h an g on for w eeks an d it will not if you ta k e C h a m b e rla in 's C ough R em edy. F or sale by B ensons P harm acy. J . C. J o h n s o n , A tto rn ey for E xecutor. 2 5 % D is c o u n t t o M a il O r d e r B u y e r s — F r e e F r e ig h t o n $ 1 0 O r d e r s — F r e e B o x in g a n d P a c k in g — S a f e A r r iv a l G u a r a n t e e d — C o m p le t e S a t is f a c t io n A s s u r e d High School Alumni Association. jfl? ▼ r F J B T h e 10lst birthday of " G ra n d m a ” S arah J. Todd, Lane co u n ty ’s oldest citizen, an d one of the old est on the coast, was observed a p propriately at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W . J. M ulkey on E ast T h ir teenth street in Fairm ount, att ad dition to Eugene, Friday. O n this date Mrs. T odd dined w ith Mr. an d Mrs. VV. F. Reed, two miles aw ay. She enjoyed the ride very m uch aud felt well throughout the day. "G ra n d m a ” seems as spry as she did five years ago, say her friends, and is still able to knit, th is being her principal pastim e d u rin g th e long days. She also sews some and keeps her own room. Her eyesight and hearing are still fair and her faculties are m uch more active th an those of thousands of people 20 an d 30 years younger. T h e Cottage Grove H igh school alum ni association met at the hom e of Miss E lsie Lea last week au d elected officers as follows: E rnest P urvauce, president; Ernest W yatt, vice president: Mabel Rosenburg, secretary-treasurer. It was planned to give the 1011 class banquet May 25. T hose preseut were: Mr. P u rvauce 96, Ben K ing ’10, Misses E lsie Lea ’96, Lulu Currin ’96, A della W hite, ’03, Ethel Moore ’07, M abel Veatch ’10, Mabel Rosen - ‘ ‘ W anted— E nergetic young m an b u rg ’10. to act as our representative in C ot 4 tage Grove, selling goods for us on 2 commission basis. O nly an h o u r’s A Unique Lecture. tim e each day required. A ddress Rev. 1). K. Baker of Lebanon, Page & Sou, P ortland, O reg o n .” J will give his spleudid lecture at W hen yon h a v e rh e u m a tism in y o u r the Baptist church of this city next foot o r in ste p ap p ly C h a m b e rla in 's L in i T uesday evening, April 11, at 8 m en t an d you w ill g e t q u ic k relief. I t o ’clock. T h is lecture is filled with costs b u t a q u arter. W hy suffer? For fun an d instruction. Mr. Baker sale by Henson P h arm acy . w as reared in the south and carries with him m uch of the southern air. ÿ Admission free with collection. C Come and hear it. Volume II I G G E R , b e tte r , h a n d so m e r an d e v e n m o re p r a c tic a l th a n V o lu m e I w h ich c a m e o u t a y ea r a g o . Fruit grow ers w ill find it to be in d is p e n sa b le in th e ir o rch a rd w ork — it w ill h e s e n t to an y o n e on r e c e ip t o f 10 c e n ts to c o v e r m a ilin g c o st. T h e Stark Y ear B ook is totally different front the average nurseryman's catalog. It is as beautiful as it is practical and its practical features have given it the value o f a horticultural text book. Volume II contains 31 full page illustrations of fruit and flowers in natural colors, repre senting 165 varieties and covering apple, crab apple, quince, pear, peach, apricot, cherry, plum, grape, currant, raspberry, blackberry, mulberry, dewbérry, clematis and roses. 88 pages are devoted to descriptions and records of varieties and to infor mation on all subjects directly related to fruit growing such as planting and caring for an orchard, pruning, spraying, cultivation, cover crops, etc., etc. The Stark Year Book is the one horticultural hand-book you cannot afford not to have. It is thè one book you will look to most often for helpful, reliable sug gestions and for safe guidance in your orchard work. The edition being very limited you would better send for your copy immediately—before the supply is exhausted. Grandma Todd * 101st Birthday. P o r W e a k S ig h t or s o r e «Creo, use Step h en s B r « Balve. t for 1911 M adam e Sherry, the comic opera sensation of two continents' will be produced by the original New York Com pany at the Eugene theatre, Friday, April 7. Any people living iu this city, who wish to attend this perform ance, can easily do so by ta k in g the A shland local an d returning ou th e same eveiiiug, leaving E ugene at 12.32. Geo. II. Sm ith, m anager of the Eugene th eatre aunouuces th a t all m ail orders, accom panied by check or money order will receive due consideration at his hands. Brices for th is production, re served seats will be $ 1 5 0 an d $2. ST. LOWS, USL I r. f T h e Stark Year Book Fine Chance for the People of Cottage One on the Goat. A little boy, accom panied by his m other, encountered a lielligerent looking goat in a narrow path. T o th e boy’s terrified objections to going forward, his mother replied: W hy, Willie, d o n ’t you kttow th a t there is no such thing as bod ily pain, and th a t it is foolish for the goat to try and hurt you?” At th at the boy rejoined: "Y es, m other, I know it, and you know it; but the goat d o n ’t know it!” D o von know th a t of all th e m in o r a il m e n ts colds a re by far th e m ost d a n g e r on»? It is not th e cold itself th a t you need to fear, b ut th e serious diseases th a t it often leads. M ost of th ese are know ti as g e rm diseases. P n eu m o n ia a n d co n su m p tio n are am ong them . W hy n ot ta k e C h a m b e rla in 's Cough R em edy an d cu re yonr cold w hile you can? For sale by Rensons P harm acy. L I A g e n t R e o A u to m o b ile s H. H. HARRIS P a p erh a rv g er A n d P a in te r 40 Y ear» E x p e r ie n c e R j s l d s n c a 3 D o a r i S o u t h o f M. K. C h o r c h C0TTA0E GROVE STERLING FEED COMPANY D. S T E R L I N G , M a n a g e r W heat, Oats, G rain H ay. M IL L F E E D : Shorts, Bran, Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats, Oil Meal. G RA SS S E E D ; G rass Seeds of all kinds constantly on han d . FLO U R: H ard W heat Brands: A merican Beauty, Pure W hite, Red Cross, Every sack guaranteed. Soft W heat Brands: P heasant, W hile S tar. Poultry Feeds an d Supplies. All City Trade Delivered Hospital and Sanitarium * P H O N E 1711 Right H e re a t Y e a r Hem« Surgical Cases Especial Attention Take Due Notice. For Sale. X- RAY I. ABA RAT OR V f o r F u r t h e r P a r ti c u la r* Address DR. H. C. SCHLEEF D on't wait until you have a fire | before insuring, the expense is ¡1 light, d o n 't run the risk. Call up the Express office, Tom 1 Awbrey will attend to it prom ptly. Six acres, four acres good g a r den lan d , fam ily orchard, good six room house, barn an d o u t buildings for sale. In q u ire at th is office or G. D avidson, S a g inaw , Or.