The Leader., March 29, 1901, Image 4

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And in the crowd, unnoticed by
any of the officials, they stole into
the church and toward tho chancel,
and concealed by a pillar, waited
hand in hand for tho ceremony to
begin.
Neither could understand the
clergyman’s opening words; but he
had no more reverent listeners than
those two pathetic little figures.
When he asked the question begin­
ning -‘ Wilt thou have this woman— ”
and the bridegroom answered I will
Jimmy was caught napping, or
perhaps he did not understand; but
when came the bride’ s turn to an­
swer ‘I will’ he was ready to prompt
AT*.
Say i will’ he whispered.
I will faltero 1 Al’a.
Nob’dy can p a r t ub n o w s a id Al’s
ns tboy descended tho church s t e p s ,
the ceromony o v e r .
Twelve hours lntor Doctor Barnett
the well-known philanthropist, pass­
ed through Grecian Inue, accompani­
ed by the superintendent of one of
his homes and and a police sergeant
and followod a littlo ujstauco by a
closed carriage. They were engag­
ed iu rescue work. From time to
time the officer flashed bis bullscye
on a doorway or entry.
Suddenly ho stopped. It was be-
foro Jimmy’s temporary home.
Here are two doctor ho exclaimed.
Doctor Barnett approachod noiso
lessly and stood looking down at tlie
ragged waifs uostling in tho corner.
Poor babies! bo murmured.
Hi, there! criod the officer, stoop­
ing over them. Wake up-—wake up!
Jimmy started and half opouod
his eyes. Al’ s murmured in her
sleep.
What does she say? asked the
superintendent.
Nobody can purl us, tho Sergeant
answered. Come uow then wake up!
Tho boy opened bis eyes, saw the
dreaded uniform and scrambled to
his feet.
Run Al’ s— run! he cried. Hero’s
a bobby!
He did not attempt to escape him­
self but stood perfectly still while
the officer took hold of his ragged
cuff. Al’s sat up and began to cry.
Please sir dont hurt jimmy.! He
ain’t done nutliuk,
Nobody’s going to hurt him. said
the superintendent. Where do you
live?
Along of Jimmy, she sobbed.
Where does Jimmy live? He’s
your brother, I suppose?
No, sir, sail! tho mite. We’ro
married. You can’t part us.
Doctor Barnett looked at the
Sergeant who in his turn, looked at
the superintendent. No ono laugh­
ed. Presently the doctor coughed.
The superintendent blew his nose.
l ’m blest! exclaimed the officer.
The carriage drew up at the curb
while the children told their story.
You ain’t going to part us. Al’s
crie l.
Sho allowed tho superintendent to
lift her into the carriage without a
struggle. But Jimmy kicked and
fought like a little Turk,
He was “ had” at last.
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More than foui tec n years had
passed. A burly young woodsman,
sunburnt, bard as nails, to judgo by
his appeararance, was walking down
Montcalm street, Quebec, studying
the numbers and tradesmen's n a m e s
as ho went. Presently he pulled
out a letter and read it. It w a s
dated from London:
My Dear James— I have great
pleasure in informing you that Alice
Graham went to Canada, went to
Canadn, with 24 other girls, in May
last Her address is care of Mr Le
Croix. 101 Montcalm street, Quebec.
I am glad to learn you are doing so
well, and I hope you will continue to
prosper.
Your
sincere
friend,
ROBERT BARNETT."
This was at least the one hun­
dredth time that Jimmie had read
Doctor Burnett's communication, as
its rugged state testified.
A T e n s io n O eviae
C J ohnson
HUY k
pio thing, ami yet good sewing iq
impossible without a correct ten­
sion. You kn -w this from experi­
ence.
JOHNSON,
I wuuder if she'll know n:e? It
isn’ t hardly to be expected. 1 shall
atto rn eys
a t
law
know her, though—no fear that I
Cottage Grow,
Oregon
sha’nt.
No 101 proved to bo a private
RS. *.VTili:UlNK L. öCHLfcKr, M. D.
house of considerable size. Jimmy
rang. A neat maid opened the
Oi-oasee of Women »rut Children a Specialty
door.
Can I sec Alice Graham? he asked.
Miss Graham is with the children
No one nee la to be told to try to cure
Office !u building formerly occupied by Dr
was the answer. If you step this a cough. But any one will be glad to G. U. bna;>p.
be tola of a means of cure wh^ch will
way I will tell her.
What name be thorough and lasting. Dr. Uierce’8
Golden Medical Discovery 19 \ medi­ pjE R B E R T LEIGH
shall I give her?
cine which can Ire confulently relief! i
I had rather not send my name, on to cure diseases o f the organs of I
..ASSAYER..
respiration.
It cures obstinate, deep- |
said Jimmy.
seated couglis, bronchitis and bleeding
His reflections in the room into of the luugs. It cures when nothing , Prompt and reliable return« guaranteed.
will cure, and the local physician t
which he was shown were interrupt­ eUe
C otta ge G r o v e , O r e g o n .
says: ” There is nothing more that we 1
ed by the enteranco of a young can do.”
i
There is no alcohol in "G olden Med- .
lady. A puzzled expression was on ical
Discovery,” and it is absolutely free I
S. M E DLEY
her oval, dimpled face and in her from opium, cocaine and all other nar- i
colics.
big black eyes.
The dealer, tempted by the little more
JTTORNF.Y.HMAW
I tbink there’s some mistake he profit paid by less meritorious medicines,
will sometime! try and sell a substitute
faltered. Ive called to sto A lice wt,en the " Discovery ” is asked for. No
C otta g o G ro v e . O re g o a .
ff
substitute medicine will satisfy the sick
Graham.
like « Golden Medical Discovery." It
I am Alice Graham.
always helps. It almost always cures.
"T w o years ago a severe cough started on me LINCOLN TAYLOR,
Jimmy looked bard at her. She
and I was a'so bothered wiin catarrh," writes
was very pretty and fashionably Mr. P. Skjocl. o f Dane wood, Chisago Co.. Minn.
,
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t
,
, , " I could not sleep nights, as the cough was
uroesed. Al a as ho remembered I wor<f ut mgtu. i tried *.-.R.rai cough medi- u . S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
clnes, but to no avail, until a year ago, when I j
had been pretty, but the picture in 1 got so bad 1 could not breathe through ray nose
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
at time^. I then tried Dr. L’teyce'H Colden Med-
his mind had little resemblance to ical Discovery. After taking eight bottle« of
Dr. Fierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, and at
the beauty who now stood before the same time using Dr. Sage’» Catarrh Remedy,
I am a well man. I can thank. Dr. Pierce for ray
E. YOUNG
good health, and wlil recommend bis medicines
him.
to an}' one suffering from the same trouble.”
You must be another, lio said
Dr. P ie r c e ’ s P leasant P e lle ts cu re c o n ­
ATTCSNEY-&T-LAW
sadly. Tho Alice Graham I want to stip a tion .
see carao from London.
Office on Main Street, West Side,
The Mining Laws of Oregon for
I came from London.
sale at this (■'.lice—25 cents a copy.
CotfcHffe G rove* O r.
From Doctor Barnett’ s home?
Nokes Keeps tho Harrington Wash­
Yes.
er get ono. S3.75
Thon I ’ m afraid the doctor lias
Try a Harriagtan improved washing Q S N T I S T
mado and awful mistake. He sent machine . Mokes has them.
DIR. H. H . P E ' RIE
A new line of I’ully Belt Rings ro-
mo this lotter but there’ s something
elevod at tho Racket Store.
All WerV Warranted.
wrong somowbore.
Up
to
date
work
at
reasonable
prices
Tue girl glanced at the address.
Office Find Door Weet ol Sherwood IIouso.
at Bentley’s shoe shop.
Next instant her arms wero round
For watches, and clocks and lino
C. MADSEN,
Jimmy’s neck, the red rose in her .jewelry go to
H.
II
C
Madsen.
hair was resting on his shoulder.
W a tch m a k er
Mining Notices and Mining d oe ils
You’re Jimmy Steer! sho cried.
on sale at ih!s office.
Jimmy, who married me in St
Waches, Clacks and Jewelry
Good Photos and reasonable prices
At Lowest Prices........
Martin’s Church years and years at Taylor’s Photo Gallery.
ago! And I didn’t know you, ulic
W anted .— Tho L eader wants wood
went on laughing aijd almost crying on subset iptlon. C a n y on bring us a |^OHT. G R IF F IN ,
by turns. Whatever Lave you been load?
• H tfH G O N -M H K e R f
ThoCrcsent is tho Wheel that stands
thiu king?
Repairing and Refilling is Our Trade.
up S‘25.00 $35 00 sold by Enkin &
All work warranted.
And then sho pushed him away Bristow.
ut arm’ s longlh and looked him up
First Class work at tlie new shoe Co« M a in & 1 st S t s ., Cottage Grove, Oregon.
and down. Why Jimmy bow you’ve shop you are Invited to call and see mo
J W Beutioy.
grown! Its not surprising that I
M. DURHAM,
When von see the Harrington Wash J-
didn’t know you. You’ re quite a er work you will have one. Jobu
P r o p r ie t o r o f
big man! And then she kissed him. Nok“S is ngcut. Fourth and Clay
Steerts.
About a year afterwards Mrs Le
For all kinds of garden tools and
Croix lost her childrens governess.
Draymg and Hauling a Specialty. Always on
garden seeds call on Griffiia and
hand to do your job work in Gardening
Jimmy mado another journey up
plowing, Etc, Etc.
Vcack Co,
from Hamilton. This time he did
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon.
Gtiftiu
and
Yuaeli
Co
carry
a
fine
not return alone.
assortment of spring shears, saws
Call at Madsen's and see those and etc. Call and see us.
elegant souvenir Spoons,
A keg of nice mackerel at F J
Meinzer’s grocery. Try ’em.
11
Those Opal rings at H C Madsen’s
Eugene Oregon,
jewelry store are the Jneet in the city.
Under
New
Go and see them and get bis prices.
Good work and prompt attention at
M ANAGEM ENT
Nobody knows ail about it; Taylor’s Art Gallery. Boyd’s old And with a complete stock of
stand, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Japanese Goods,
and nothing, now known, will Tun HAitniNOTON I mproved W asheb
School Books.
Mr John Nokt-s 1ms secured solo
Stationery
always cure it.
agency for this new Wn lisng Mnchiuc
and will be pleased to have you call And a full line of
Doctors try Scott’s Emul­ mid examine them for yourself. They
are the host machine in the market.
Photo Albums.
Try one.
When in our city, give us a oail and see tnat
sion of Cod Liver Oil, when
J.
W e C la im iUt <>ur l'‘a(:0 teu-
sion ib without a pecr. It pinches
tin tlm ad jtibtouoiigh to produco
a smooth, clostic stitch.
C u r T e n s io n Indicator shows
Ilio state of tension at all times.
A t iitioii can be < bunged or du­
plicated at any instant.
Every machine user will appreci­
ate this device.
O ur T e n s io n
The Patented Duster
perfect
digestion
of
food.
You can do the same.
11 may or may not be caused
by the failure of stomach and
bowels to do their work.
If
it is, you will cure it; if not,
you will do no harm.
The way, to cure a disease
is to stop its cause, and help
tlie body get back to its habit
of health.
\\ hen Scott’s Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil
m u cs ;
n un
does
when it don't,
that,
it
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It never does harm
indigestion and constipation.
A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions of the skin, producing a
perfect complexion, or money refund­
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Druggists.
W a r n in g .
To T h e Pi nt. to.—Y ou are hereby
warned that no tresspassing or hunt­
ing will bo allowed on my, premises,
and any dogs found on premises are
li ible to b e killed. J H Perkins.
P rice are R igh t,
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