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om e and D rin k Cat Adopta Chicken. Mr. aud Mrs. C. K. Joues whose residence is just at the eastern edge o f the city have a rather unique combination o f cat and chicken. T h e cat has a family o f kittens and recently a setting hen hatched FUOM O l'U out but one chick. Mrs. Jones did not propose to allow her henship to waste the summer in bringing it up, so she put another setting of The Fountain Selected for Exclusive une at the W orld ’s Fair, St. Lami», Ix'cnuue of H» eggs under and kept her at work. T h e chick she took to the house and thought she would see what the cat would do if it was put into Syrups in Sterilized Giass Containers ou Ice in Plain the basket, aud was much surprised Sight. N o Corrosion. N o Germs. Delicious. Healthful. to see the cat take kindly to the little thing and allow it to nestle in with the kittens. Since then the cat has to all appearances adopted a n d B R IN G T H E C H IL D R E N it aud the chick seems as well satisfied as if under the mother hen. When the cat leaves the basket the chick sets up a lively peeping which worries the cat, so much that she sometimes hurries"back to T h e officers are seeing the cur the basket before finishing her few rules are enforced. food. The chicken is led by Mrs Charles Dutton o f Portland, was Jones. r. J. T . Hunt of W ildw ood a visitor in the city last Sunday. t several days in Kugene this H ave your uyos tentad for gla ss Thos. A w brey is taking a lay off k. from his work at the express and Alit guaranteed ut Madsen’». 20TH C E N T U R Y SAN ITARY SO D A EW SODA F O U N T A IN SOLUTE PROTECTION TO HEALTH SANE: ODERN BE SA N IT A R Y PH A R M A C Y LEADERS FOR GENUINE VALUES and your money’s worth you can not find a better place than ours, you are only paying a lair profit when you buy your goods ot us. Our new Cloth ing, Dry Goods, ladies’ and gentlemen’s Furnishing Goodsard the latest patterns and styles in the market. . Gilstrap oi Kugene was in telegraph office. Meanwhile Stuart Epworth League. city Thursday looking after M cG ilvray is attending to the busi ness. Mr Aw brey is looking after ness matters. A District Convention o f the E p the young trout that have hatched r. H. O. Thompson wn» elected out in his hatchery near the Cottage worth League, will be held in Cot tage Grove on May 5 th. The Meth etary of the Commercial Club Grove Fiour mills odist Church has been designated onday uight. U. G. Walker has )ust returned for the holding o f the meetings. art Berg left Thorsduy night Mr. A . L . Woodard attended the awaon City. Alaska, where he from a trip to Roseburg, where he sold $375 worth ot sun proof paint Oregon State League held in "Port join his brothers. and established an agency there. Ou land this week. swell haa a confectiouery and his return stopped at Oakland and ? J ^ E N T 1ST X C. C. Case has had his saloon T h e r e s Nothing store. I t is being conducted Yoncalla. A t the latter place he sold 1 1>IC. II. U. IT.TUIh i rooms newly papered and painted v Hutchinson. $150 worth o f sun proof paints to ? ALL : WORK : WARRANTED f and they look fine. Too Good Stearns and Cheuoworth: also took 9 Office: First National Rank Building Í Bennett is in charge o f J. M. 'I here will lx.- services at th# ¡«j upstairs. f i cigar store during the lat- a contract to paint and finish the in Presbyterian Church Sunday morn '• ’«.'•■• a w n fo n side o f the Beckley Bios building Bee smokers and comb foundn- ing and evening. Anniversary ser Ï absence from the city. * * + • + + y'+'fs.'+’n,* which is 30x 80, one story, to be used tion at Wyttuo»’ Hardware store. I mon w ill be preached by the pastor M. Bross, formerly president as a general merchandise store K I M K . MD . f to the Odd Fellows. A cordial in is Oregon Agricultural College $ I ’ l l V H M I X N HUtl S U R G E O N vitation to all. Strangers and sojour ? rvallia, died Wednesday night Will Conduct Institute. é ners are always welcome * onice in Me Furiami Hui lit mu *r uncio, Ind., at the age of 00 Two Boys Buy Property. Over Wynne's Hardware Store 9 A teachers’ institute representing * R. C. G k a c k , Office Phone, 341 Residence Phone, 336 £ rs. Linn and Lane will he held at H ar Pastor. Lust week Mr. Kel>b«ll>eck sold #) v. *>v. * ♦ n Wednesday night there regis- to his sous John aud George the risburg in the school house May (>. * V » V . »■ VrWsV. •> vr '.V by Diiluid aud Jackson. The pro d at the H otel Graham, seven- property next to Bills cigar store. * The pulpit of the M. E. Church I j R . B. R. JOB Commercial men. Whether Mr. Kebbelbock was desirous of gram in us follows: The quality of goods we use $ will be tilled Sunday by Kev. Mu- y all sold goods or not has not disposing of the piuee m order to and the care exercised in com PH Y S IC IA N and SURGEON f o i u i n o o n s e s s io n , 51:15 A. XI. haffy of the Willamette College. n learned. get money to improve Ins residence T All calls promptly attended. Office: pounding make our prescrip Slnghig............ ............Institute r Main St Plume 114. he Crystal Consolidated Mill- lots and was offering it for sale tions good enough. Histnrv .......................... E. E. Ortou John the eldest, who has worked “ The duties ul the Teacher outsiile Company this week sent up . «ft* *rt*«VWc«W. . 3 Christian Science Services tliH School room .“ __ K okh M athews brick to be used in encasing his way through school, besides In Woodmen I lull A rith m e tic ........................ ^..W . S . Ilean boiler. The fire brick are nl- working in the timber aud logging Sunday, 11 a. in. * I K . YO U N U f camps had saved up some mouey, G eography .................. W. W Dixon Fine Stationery dy at the mill. A 1'TKKM >ON N FISSION 1:15 1*. M. Subject, “ Adam and Falleu Mau • ’ ? decided it was a pretty good thing he London Mineral Springs ATTU K N15V A T L A W , Toilet Articles Singing .... ..........Institute tel will open on May ist. Mrs. J. to own anti taking the brother in ‘ Th e .Mission ol the Country Toucher .> omoe: Young Building, Main Street, • J Went Side. * Perfumes Hart, who so successfully cou with him they combined their capi ......................Supt. M o tt if. Arnold Lewis and Clark Exposition Tic nted the cullinery department tal aud took the property at the “ T h e W o rld ’s F air usa F actor in Ed i V.-»l v .^1 *)■>**! School Supplies ket Rates. price asked by the father, making a ucation.” .............. 11. C Baughm an t season w ill be in charge. good sized payment aud agreed to “ The N o te b o o k as a Help In Teach <-+ IN D IVID U A L TICKETS in g '’ ................................. 11. I,. Mack veral I. O. O. P. Lodges of pay the balance in a specified time. C. M A D S K N ? “ Some Phases of Good Itecitution.” county held a picnic at Coburg The price was $1500. Cottage Grove to Portia ed A Ret ............ ..........................\V. II Martin □ esday in commemoration of While this may seem like a small “ Mural Developm ent.” C. A. Hex road $5.90, good for 80 days, but not W A T t : II.M A K E R ✓ anniversary of the order There matter, yet it suggests what young All friends sin) teachers arc invited later than Oct. 81st, 1905, Watches. Clocks and Jewelry at 9 several thousand people in at- men can doit they choose. These to tak e an a c tiv e part in the discus Co'! age Grove. Oregon 1 a )west Prices. C sion» of the a b o v e named subjects.— PASTIES OF TEN OK MOItE ndance. * boys have not spent their time Eugene Register. One fare for the round trip good silting about town waiting for Mrs. John M edley returned heme for ten days, (must travel together something to “ torn up,’’ hut have t week from M od est», California, Buy your fish hooks snd lines at on one ticket both ways) $4.40 been industrious and are already * I \R. K. C MAC Y ! Herbert Kak lu W ynn»»’ Hardware ere she spent several months. President i I* \ property owners, OHUANIZSD I'AIO IKS U l ONE HCSUVUt OK niece, Miss Ada Hanson, ac- T. C. YY U celer olile« Awbrey KuikltiiK. Main Street J “ Is your husband up yet?” in - John is now time keeper in oue of U s It i e r mpanied her and w i l l T ein ain for m o r i : f D E N T I S T the loggiug campfi, while George is quired the early morning caller. metime. hnving the building put into shape “ I guess he is,’’ replied the stern- One far« for th« round trip partv i-u. v.WiV.-wyfcr^y, *>*<*#> looking woman. “ I ’d like to say moving uu »am « day. but individual The old lady liviug near Com- or rent. A P IT A L a few words to him .” “ So would ticket» wit! b» »old under tbia rate ~k, affectioually called Grand- 2 5 ,0 0 0 I. H e hasn't come home yet.” — and can return at any time within Anlauf. on last Wednesday Irrigation In the Milk River Valley. 9 I vit. U. T. H O C K KT T i Catholic Standard. pped on the porch aud fell, dis- * i > Í ten day» from date of sale. $4.40. f »MTSICIAN AND SURGEON f A generiti bank mir Montana is coming in for a big ^atiug her thigh. Dr. Kim e was business transact The ubove ticket» ou »ale daily b e Office» in Dr. Geo. Wall bullihnK, Main ed :: :: :: :: lied to attend her. A t last ac- share o f the general prosperity of 9 street, Cottage Grove. OftTee phone * Lewis aud Clark souvenier spoon tween May 29th aud Oct. 1511 1, and Main 303. Residence pitone Mam w Z unts she was getting along nicely the country, and it will only be a •it Madsen's. no stop over» allowed in either di- O R G ANIZED few short years when she w i'l rank C O I TAG E GROVE On Monday the Rev. F. L. with any o f the Northwestern states The Leader acknowledges the rectiou. R E O O N oore, who has been the pastor o f in agricultural greatness T h e re receipt o f Bulletins No. 82 to 86 in Í. Dee hiv t a bih ! suppi ie« ut Wynnes e M. K. church, together with cent act of the In 'erior Department clusive sent from the Oregon A g is family departed for their new o f the United States in setting aside ricultural College. 011 subjects o f Hardware. j . J- Horseshoeing a specialty. ome in Chicago, Rev. Moore hav- $ 1,000,000 toward reclaiming three jionltry, horticulture, irrigation and (I.ICKNKKRI Wagon and carriage re ffected a change witli Rev. Grant or four hundred thousand acres in other subjects which should be o f in#. All work Kuarauteed A new »uppply of ho»e and VETER 8ART SURGEON AND DENTIST Have your horsesteeth ex tewart, who w ill arrivo in time to the Milk River V alley is but a be benefit to the farmer and fruit »priuklers at W ynne»’ hardware. K t'C K N K . O KK U O N amined and repaired. Shop at rear of Henteuway A cupy the pulpit one week from ginning of a much vaster develop grower. Burkholder's Store ;j Office: K. Ban & Livery Stable. Pbone Main onday. ment o f this section as the needs <»r utuate ot tin- American Veterinary All kinds ol eiigruv l u g done at 11. U E n gra vin g done free on all goods j . n t olteftc ot Nw York City -A . I C E E purchased at If. C. Madsen’». grow apace. ^Already the agricul Madsen’s. Harry Supple arrived from Port- tural worth tif this to be famous val d on Thursday and on Friday lay has lx.cn adequately demonstra otning went to Bohemia with some ted in the results which have fol entlemen whom he w ill show the lowed the irrigation works already arious mining properties there, established. It has been success ’ arry says there is a good feeling fully prof-en that all kinds o f agri eg arding Bohemia on the outside cultural products grow in great nd j 'red id s a goodly number of abuudance wherever irrigation is i si tors'* t ° fhe district this suminar. used. The soil is naturally rich The W i”'! * 1 Club inet at W ood and needs only moisture to make it yield prolifically. T h e Great North en hall on ' Tuesday. So frequently settle on the lungs and result in Pneumonia or Consumption. Do not take chances on a cold wearing ern Railway furnishes adequate Follow ing’ the Play '"K o f the 18 aw ay or take something that only half cures it, leaving the seeds of serious throat and lung trouble. transportation facilities, its main atnes, an , excellent luuch was rved’by Mrs. J H Chambers and line practically cutting the valley in two. T h e fact that the Govern irs. Dr. Woods. - ment has decided to begin immedi There w ill be one raore A gu iar « «¡o u to be rollov',<*1 bY a meeting ate operations w ill prove a great in centive to the people o f that section -» a social. . The Misses Kffie Stewart and who have always believed in the Daisy Thomas w ill e . Certain at the future o f their country and w ill open to settlement a vast area o f next meeting. rich land to the liomeseeker and in Stops th i Cough and heals the lungs and prevents Mr. Frank Rosenberg- who f ° r vestor. more than five years was with the Pacific Timber Company a a auditor Real Estate Mortgages. and bookkeeper, recently accepted I am prepared to buy good pur- » position with the Boot ii-K elley chase money mortgages on anv I Cured Rom orrhages o f the Lungs Consumption Threaten««] Lumber Company and on Wednes class of real estate. C. Unger, 2 1 1 Maple St., Champaign, III., '»•rite«. A. M. Akc, T od, Ind., writes: "Several years day left to assume his dutie. V. For ■ 1 ;..11 y affected that I had “ I was troubled with a hacking cough fora year a ad H K. Noble. I tho: -h* f had consumption. I tried a greMmany many hemorrliaers. I took treatment with several the present he will be loca ted at Commercial Bik., physicians without iny benefit. I then stared to take remedies and I was under the care of physicians for Coburg, about six miles from1 Ku Portland, Oregon. several months. I used one bottle of FOLEY’ S FOLEY’ S HONEY AND TAR, and my lenas are gene. His family will remain h e.e HONEY A N D TAR. It cured me, and I have not now as sound a- a bullet. I recommend it is ad vanced stages of lung trouble.” for gome time at leust. Frank will been troubled since.” A Sensible Move. be missed, as he has always t*Aon Three Shew 25c. 50e. $1 00. The 50-eent tire contains two and one-half times as much as the imafl H a v e T o m Awbrey write you up an active part in the societieK of •Ire and the $1.00 bottle almost sis times as much. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. which he was a member, as well as a policy on your homi- and fu m i- 1 in public matters U p to the time ture in the Oregon Fire Raìn-f A» of his departure he was the efficient Hocintion. or your xuvk o f goods in , B e n s o n ’s P h a rm a c v , C o t ta g e Grove. O re g o n secretary of the Commercial Club. the Ætna I..»urauee Company G A R H A N , H E M E N W A Y C O ., ¡ Ä n L m * SUNDAY V I THE CHURCHES When % ; A.w ’ You re l SicK.. Benson’s Pharmacy J Í II % % i 1900 General B l a c k s m i t h ing COLDS TH A T HANC F oleys H oney -T ar P n e u m o n ia and C o n s u m p t io n SULK AH3 REGattKEHDEfl BY -C .e. '■Jit* - if? l’ I »
