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TEACHER’S EXPERIENCE ON IDAHO HOMESTEAD ______ PROFESSIONAL CARDS J . S. à f o d l c y ATTORNEY AT LAW Special Attention Given to Mining nncl Corporation Law. Office, Woo<lwant Building* C O Ì T O CORfiESPOH [From page one] of the logs dragged in now. The cabin I am in is quite a breezy Woodward Building Practices iu all Courts affair and when it rains you j . g . jo t îj^ s o js r have a delightful shower bath attornky at la w Things Doing at Disston. without even asking for it. I Silk Creek Items. n o t a r y p u b l ic Cottage Grove, Ore have managed to borrow a few Phone No. 4.1 Chas. Wilson and son, Archie, housekeeping articles, from a Mr. and Mrs. James, Mrs. Williams and children and Fred from Eugene, spent several days mouse trap to a cook stove. I il. W . M - ©• Woodhurst and Mrs. Nora, Ethel this week visiting friends and expect to buy a small outfit as and Bertha Hatfield spent Sun relatives at this place. P h y s i c i q q q q d S q i ' g e o q day at Row River. soon as I can get it packed in. Little Effie Estes is quite ill Everything is brought into this with scarletina. William Ruscher and Chas. Office in McFarland country on pack horses. Whitlock moved to Cottage Buihting, Upstair*. Edith Wheeler started to Oh, my! I forgot to tell you I Grove Monday. school at the Academy Monday. had a pup. The naughtiest little Office I’ lione 34. Residence Pl.one 12*U Little Pearl Kerr went to Cot Mrs. Knowlton, of Cottage tage Grove the first of the week Grove, is visiting her daughter, brown fuzzy you ever saw. He to make an extended visit with Mrs, Fingal Hinds, this week. is a "tearer.” I have no bed, F h. v M T) her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, W. W. Gildersleve spent but sleep in my hammock. I al G. W. Kerr. last week visiting her aunt, Mrs. ways pack my shoes and stock D e q tis t Herman McCaleb and family I. H. Veatch, at Row River. ings up on a chair close beside left Rujada Tuesday for Oregon me, and still the pup manages to F. P. Wheeler and family left Office Phone 5 Residence Phone 121L City. for Myrtle Creek Tuesday, where get them. Last night I caught William Bailey moved his fam they will spend a few days visit him at the trick. I heard the ily to Wendling, from Rujada, ing relatives. l\ 5 \ ^ I t 1\. shoe drop, and reached out to Tuesday. Successor to Marion Veatch L. A. Wilson was home a few box his ears, when suddenly I Mrs. Spahr of Star, spent days last week. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND found myself sitting beside the Wednesday at the Star mill. EMBALMER Mrs. John Moe is building a pup. I do not know which one L A D Y ATTENDANT Martin Anderson was in Diss new house. of us was the more astonished. Phone 132 Y Cottage Drove, Oregon ton between trains Saturday. Mrs, E. T. Hartley came down Have been quite busy today. Miles Pitcher was in Disston from Salem Thursday. Mr. I baked bread and cookies, and on business Wednesday. Hartley has rented a farm at M n ironed. I cut all my own wood. Bill Plank is making: an ex that place and they will spend You just ought to see me out at $ COTTAGE GHOVE \ tended visit at the Dave Mosby the winter there. the wood pile making that buck residence. Mrs. Nelia Drake, of Cottage \ Hospital » Sanatanum V saw buzz. Then comes the Messrs. Mosby, Pitcher, Potts Grove, and Mr. Vance Stratton, of Eugene, took dinner at the splitting. I suppose those China 1 Right M « r » at Vaar Hama . j and Scott, who are hauling con centrates for the West Coast dormitory Friday. men on the other side wonder Surgical Cases Especial Attention j| Mining company, were delayed a Some of the Airey and Faucett what in the world is going on o f days this week on ac children are having a hard time under their feet. \ X - R A Y LABARATORY \ couple count of the rain. with the whooping cough, t A It is very hot today. No dif West Chrisman was in Disston || For Further Particulars Address $| Samuel Damewood called on ference how hot the days, it is on business Wednesday and friends at this place Wednesday. always cool at night. It is a Thursday. great country to eat in and also Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Riding, of sleep in. I have the best appe i ~ | Disston, left Thursday for Eure %RVa,A % V .R V «Y *V ll*.*W ,“4r.lP .ll tite. It doesn’ t need any coax ka, Utah. ing. I have gained six pounds John Coffman passed through and washed off the paleness and Disston Wednesday on his way Southern Pacific Time Table to the Champion, returning Fri put on a good reddish brown Cottage G rove Station day. "paint.” It is a good thing Horatio Mosby went to Cottage there are no "darkies” out here. South Bound Grove Monday to have some I f I were to get mingled up in a County Clerk Russell has a No. 1.1...................................................2:1° *• m work done, returning force of helpers sending out the No. | ft................................................. 4JJ a. m. dentist crowd of them, no one would No. I f ......... .................................... -J:IO i». m. Wednesday. official election notices to the vari ever find me. No. 17....................................................... 7:52 p. in Chester Van Den burg spent ous precincts of the county. There are a number of teachers North Bound from Wednesday till Friday in Attorney General Crawford in here; they have all taken N o II l l > "i Disston. He intends to go to has decided that the progres No |t 2 I " ft. I " homesteads, too. It is just a HO I .... ........................... I" I I ft. Ms Washington in the near future. sives are a political party in No. 20...................................................3:18 p. in. new country but the land was Veta 1. Pitcher spent Tuesday Oregon and shall nominate their at the R.C. Woodhurst residence. candidates by the direct primary. nearly all taken this summer. E. R. R. Company Mr. Reeds, of Wildwood spent David Z. T. Yui, formerly sec Most of the teachers bought Sunday afternoon in Disston. W . B O U N D retary to the vice president of overalls. I didn’t, but if I do K. n o r n i » N o. 2 N o. 1 the Chinese Republic, is now not stop tearing so many clothes Chas. Brant and family and S T A T IO N S A. M A . II . M is. T. C. Turner and family moved traveling in this country to learn in the brush, I will think seri modern methods for adoption in . . . A r. l.o o to Cottage Grove Monday. I.v. ously of doing so. Have been China. He is at present in 8.20 1.5 . Mrs. Chas. Arrington and lit charge of the lecture board of trying to catch one of the others .............. 12.01 8.44 8.6............ tle Gracia Cox are on the sick the Chinese Y. M. C. A., which in them to see how they look, .........11.45 9.0o 11.5........... list. is in close touch with the new but they are too wary. . 11.15 9.1o 12.5_______ 11.21 A dance was given in Disston government and is aiding in Neighbors are building my .............. I I . l o Wednesday evening. Every one putting into effect an education house for the use o f the pasture 10.15 20 A r , . . . al campaign for the citizenship I.v. l o .l o present had a gtxtd time. 10.15 A r. on my land, so my carpenter of the republic. Clyde Kerr spent Thursday, in work will not cost anything. Subject to rhange without notice. Dorena. All outward freight to station where there is The house will be 16x18 inside, is no agent will he left at risk of owner. Fred Whitcomb began hatding so I can have four rooms some Stage leaves !>isston after arrival of train on posts for Mr. Anderson Wednes Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Orseco. time when I am in possession of l-'ieight will not I k .* received at the O. 8« S. K day. a few dollars. I tried to peel R, K. Depot after 5 p. m. To insure forwarding Miss Nora and Bertha Hatfield ~w ------ on ue*l train freight must he delivered in ample the logs but the work was too spent Friday and Saturday at The fact that land prices in hard so I gave it up. time to permit of its being hilled. An extra train for passengers only leaves Cot Wildwood. the Willamette valley are high The neighbors are all very tage Grove Wednesdays aud Saturdays at 1.15 John Woodhurst, who has been in fact a little too high was im kind-hearted and help me a great 1». in, returning arrives at Cottage Grove at in Washington for some time, re pressively brought home by the deal. People here never lock 6.15 p. m. A. B. WOOD, Manager. turned home Thursday. recent visit here o f the Portland j their houses, and do not seem to Dave Mosby spent Friday and newspaper men. They saw it, be afraid. I never was alone a night in my life until I came on Saturday in the Grove. not through speculative eyes, I my place. Then the cabin was John Wilcoxen passed through but through the eyes of the partially open on the sides and Disston the first of the week on open all around the bottom. It his way to the Bohemia district. greedy news gatherer, and many was even minus a door. I had of them are making somewhat of Standard grades for no dog, and just at dusk I heard Mrs. George Dibble has been a "fuss” over the fact in their some noises that made my hair Men, Women and on the sick list the past week. respective publications. Children at prices raise. I had never heard coy Fred Whitcomb sjient Satur which appeal to the It is true that certain unde-' otes before. I had heard so day in Cottage Grove. lean pocket book. veloped lands in the Willamette many tales about the cougars Hill Smith was at the Donahue CO TTAG E GROVE valley are priced too high too seen along the creek that I mill Saturday. thought it might be them. I near prices asked for well-culti keep myself occupied until bed vated land. It is for this reason time so do not have time to get That’s Easy. that the prospective settler, the afraid. DesLarzes Grocery Am over 12 miles from the mart who is not overburdened A Kansas farmer was asked by with the coin of the land, turns postoffice, and 16 from church a brewery agent. "W hat are you a deaf ear to the appeal of the services. The postoffice is on top o f the mountains an», the farmers going to do without a real estate agent and seeks a snow is from four to six feet market for your grain, if you home elsewhere. He realizes deep up there, so we do not get close the brewery and saloons?” that he is working under the much mail in the winter. I ex I.. L. HARRF.L Prop. "W ell, stranger,” was the reply, same handicap as the merchant pect that will be rather hard for ” 1 don’ t exactly know, but I who pays too much for his goods. me, but when I cannot get any Fire Proof Feed guess we will have to raise a few The goods art» alright, but the thing to read, I will have to get my fiddle greased or fiddle on more hogs and a few less jail price is too high. Dallas Ob- the saw buck. I have gained and Storage Barn. birds. ” quit*» a hit of strength, but win server. A L L KIND S OF HAULING ter will tell where I stand. I A N D H EAVY DHAY WORK hope to gain enough this sum Auto For Sale. LOANS. mer so that I will be farther Piano M oving a Specialty ahead than 1 was last spring. I A good little re-built Ford, 6 per cent loans on farms, or now have a chest expansion of Phone, Office 72 four-passenger autiv has been chard lands, city residence or one inch. left with the Leader for sale business property, to buy, build, I could tell you a lot of funny Dairy paper wrappers with cheap. Inquin» at this office. improve, extend or refund mort tales about a green Easterner, your name on them them, cm gages or other securities; terms- but my letter is already too long. be had in large or small quanti-1 W ANTED: A good paying ston» reasonable; special privileges: I would enjoy to hear from you ties at the Leader othee. 100 for for cash. Must have clean correspondence invited. Dep’L again and also if you could come 75 cents. 200 for $1.00, o r 300 for stock and show gixxf business. L, 618 Commonwealth Bldg.. and visit mo some time. $1.25. 400 for $1.50. or 500 for Denver, Colo., or Dep’t I. 749 W. A. N k v in . Very sincerely yours. 1 Henry Bldg., Seattle, Wash. 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