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ian Writes of Trip By Wagon
to Coos Day
eft Salem, Monday, Juiy id,
m., drove to tlio creeK ensi
leTt where wo campeu ior
I .nil In the afternoon drovo
reek near Uncle Charley Mill
rth of Jefferson and camped
nlKbt.
jlC. We started at 7:30,
Shedds, campeu for uinner.
crop here Is only fair; fail
talr to good. Tho pantures
zinnlng to get dry, and Bhort.
I afternoon drovo to Harris-
Id camped for the night one
Irth of town, on tho Wlllnra-
f
17. Started at a o cicok n
e to Eugene and laid in sup-
jero we met an old friend,
of Iowa, who is In tho gro-
Incss and doing well in "the
1 city of Eugene whero tho
wero nice and clean," and
y seemed to bo doing well,
o milca enst, and camped for
y tho side of tho Willamette
afternoon drovo two miles
Crcs3wdl, nnd camped for
t on the bnnks of tho Wll-
nml caught n nico mess of
breakfnrt.
S Started at 8 a. in., drow
go In way of Walker, nnd
, in Cottage Grove wo mot
lemiwny formerly of Sllver-
o is In tho mercantile busl-
lo looked halo and hearty,
ed to bo doing woll. Lnyod
les nnd feed for the hor803,
o up tho west fork road one
d stopped for dinner, on tho
f n creek, and visited with
oodnrd who is doing a thrlv-
ilness In his sawmill. Ho
was a pnrtner of R, R.
the renl estate business nt
and Cottago Grove, having
! timber and locntlng home-
nd claims. Ho nnd hit) sons
fine lot of timber lands in
uglas and Klntnath counties,
m. started up on tho west
d towards Roscburg; soon
a familiar object coming
e road; a fine band of snoop
by our old townsman, Mr.
alk, who always looks after
llttlo lambs." Further along
nother former Snlomito, Mr.
dershiem, who kopt tho
hoii'o on tho cornor of
ta nnd High streets, nenr tho
Ho is driving stnge from
Grove to Black Butte, 3G
Ivo dally. Then wo next
at London nnd lnyod in
supplies for throo days. Wo
ovo southeast up to Coug)r
H at 9 a. m. stopped to fish
it, and cninpod over Sunday.
ent hunting, others fishing,
o for blackbonios. Mr. John
m, n son of A. L. Woodnrd,
well acqulnted in tho moun
d knows whore tho deer are,
no of tho five rangers, dlroct-
unters in thoso tramps, and
looking for cougars nnd
n goats. At this time. 1 p.
hunters just enmo in with
two-prong bucks, William
ry of Osago, Iowa, killing
John Woodard killing tho
fier. Saulsberry of Sllvorton
. Hicks helped pack them
fdress them. Then tho cooka.
k and Mrs. Ryan, prepared
t of good things.
ads have been fine and, gen
oth, at present wo are at
- itiuuuiuiii ruiiii. una
P1 is Mmnlv n trlnl. riiir I
ae fine pasture nnd nlontv
'ent water. As to bill of
' grand, venison, mountain
blackberries, good cream,
excellent coffee, bread and
tewed apples, eggs, etc.
" ThC fnilt mnn nxA nut fn
me. while I have chareo of
ting and drying of the venl
'd looking after the horses
P- Miss Hicks, Mrs. Ryan
William Ryan pick the
end do tho cooking.
n't tell the folks at Sllvertnn
f ; Saul sherry is the greatest
fclmule" in Cougar Berd, but
penning thoso lines tho Rev. Sauls
berry and the balance are singing
songs, and hymns of-praise to tho
Giver of all tho blessings of life.
Breakfast consisted of bread, pan
cakes, blackberries, venison hash,
honey and potatoes. Dinner wna tho
same except wo had huckleberries
instead of blackberries. Wo havo
seen ten or more doer but only got
two of them. Fish are scarce so
far.
Wo left Cougar Bend at 7 a. m.
and got to London at 9:45. Our
guide John T. Woodnrd came out
Sunday, and on tho way killed a
large wild cat near London. Wo took
tho divide road by way of Elkhead,
camped on south sido of Dlvldo hill
for dinner and camped .for tho night
on tho North Calapoola four miles
north of Oakland. This part of the
country is very poor, along tho road
It would take GO acres to pasture one
cow. From Cnlapooia south wo
struck a much better country. There
nro some very nice looking valley
farms, but tho hills are no better.
Ono farm at Winchester of 900 acres
can only keep 50 cattle, 175 sheep,
S head of horses and thou they have
to buy chop to feed their horses.
From Winchester to Roseburg is
some fairly good looking farms.
Wo arrived at Roseburg at 5 p. m.
hunted up some lato papers, tho flrat
was Tho Capital Journal. Mot C. W.
Mnrlols nnd family and camped on
tho creek In tho edge of town near
tho north end of Main street here.
W. II. Saulsberry, nttornoy at law
from Osago, Iowa, got his mall, a
lotting calling homo on business at
onco. Wo wero sorry to loso him.
nnd his brother, Row Sauluborry of
Sllvorton.
Wo camped for tho night in tho
southwest part of tho city, south of
tho depot, with F. E. Cavondor, n
friend of tho IIIxos', who is car In
spector for tho Southern Pacific rail
road at this part. From hero wo
pull for Coos Bay.
R. R. RYAN,
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NOIJODY SPARED.
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WANTS CORNER L HOPS.
Grower Says the Trade Is Losing at.
Present Prices.
Kidney Troubles Attack Salein Men
and Women, Old and Young.
Kidney Ills selzo young and old,
Come quickly with llttlo warning
Children suffer In their early
years
Can't control their kidney secre
tions. Girls nro languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Womon worry, can't do dally wor):
Men havo lame and aching bncks.
Tho euro for man, woman nnJ
child.
Is to euro tho cauBO tho kidnoyu
Bonn's Kidnoy Pills euro sick kld-
noys
Cure all forms of kidnoy suffering
Snlom tostlmony proves It.
William Stansell, of 250 Cottago
St., Salem, Or., says: "For flvo or
six years kidnoy complaint nnd bnck
acho bothered mo. It wns novor bad
enough to lny mo up but thoro woro
few times when I did not feel It stl'.l
thoro and I Buffered n lot from tho
persistent aching over and through
tho kidneys nnd from othor symp
toms of kidnoy trouble I was never
ablo to And anything to give mo nnv
pormanent benefit until I procurod
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drug store. Tho offocts of this reme
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to lot others know my. satisfactory
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cents. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
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Remember the name Doans and
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Takes the Blue Ribbon.
Breeze Glbson.tlH sage of the Eoln
hills, is getting a good deal of news
paper notoriety on account of his dis-
Our Icoverv of somo freaks of nature In
tho maple woods near his home.
Geo. Opp writing to the Oregonlan
from Woodburn says:
Last Thursday's Oregonlan gives a
statement of the hop situation and I
agreo with tho view expressed as to
there being too many hops held over
and now hold In reserve for tho godd
of tho market. Many growers for tho
last two seasons havo lost money. It
is true that all has not been lost for
tho cost of production has gone into
circulation nnd mainly Into tho hnnds
of deserving peoplo, but how long
can tho growers stand It. That Is tho
rub.
Oregon, Washington and 'Califor
nia hold at this time GG.41G bales.
Now, If wo nllow, say 10,000 bales,
tp bo taken up from now until tho
now crop goos on the mnrkot, wo will
still have 50,110 bnlos to dopross
tho market for now hops. Tho onlv
feasible plan to remedy tho situation
as I 8oo it, Is for tho Oregon, Wash
ington and California hopgrowers to
got together, hold n convention nnd
to limit the out-put to Bay half this
year's. This would savo tho Oregon
hopgrowor something llko ?S10,000.
By this means, they would obtain at
least a living price for their portion
put in tho bale.
I bellovo that If tho growers would
so organize they could control tho
situation. It would compel people
making ndvanco contracts to offer at
least paying figures. I also bellovo
It woild provo very bonoflclnl to tho
growers In protecting them against
cornorB In hop cloth, sulphur and
othor supplies. In fnct, tho growors
must organize, If for no other roa
Bon, than that all with whom they
do business aro either organlzod or
combined ngalnst them.
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BAND CONCERT.
Salem MusidaiiH Delight Appreciat
ing Audience in Marlon Square.
Mate of French Bark Turgot Is Fnht
Regaining His Mind.
Ono of tho strangest cases of flur
ried mentality that has como to tho
attention of attendants at tho Oregon
insane asylum promises soon to bo
closed by tho completo recovery of
Yves Vldmend, second mate of the
French bark Turgot, who wont In
sane on tho Btre-ts of Portland last
winter. So encouraging Is tho condi
tion of tho French mnrlner that
Consul Henri Lahbe has rccolved
word that his discharge as cured may
take placo any day,
Ono wintry day Vldmend with
othor sailors nshoro on leave walked
Wo up Front street. Ono moment ho wns
have seen Breeze's curios and cor-.talking and laughing, tho next, np
talnly he has aided nature greatly In parontly enragod because tho Bldo
maklng somo beautiful ornaments walk was blocked ho began to rave,
out of maple knots, hut if a freak of lie picked' up big cobblestones from
nature is anything to ho prized, the pavement and threw them about
Breezo Is entitled to a blue rlbbon.-
Tall City Review.
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as though they had been pobblos.
I Half a dozen pollcemon had nil they
could do to take him to the police
Tho Salem Military band rondorcd
an excollent open nlr concort In Mar
lon Squnr'o yesterday afternoon.
Tho band is giving tho music lov
ing public many plensurablo after
noons and ovonlngs this Benson which
should bo appreciated by Salem peo
plo of tho city. Although It Is some-
tltnos difficult during tho Hummer
months to keop a band up to Its
UBiial Htandnrd, tho boys this Benson
havo given ontlro satisfaction. Sa
lem hns nn oxcollent band which
should bo encouraged and aupportoj
as ono of tho public necessities . Tho
subscription to tho organization
should ho largo enough to pny a dl-
roctor nnd then have a surplus which
would glvo tho mombors n amall
amount for onch concort. This
would bo nn Incontivo for tho boys
to turn out nnd would show that the
city really appreciated good miiBlc.
Tho band is not a "ono man band"
but a permanent organization. A ill
loctor Is engaged at a stated salary
and all tho money collocted ovor this
amount id turned into tho treasury
of tho organization,
Whllo some havo holpcd tho band
liberally yet thoro aro many that
should bo on the subscription. list
whoso names do not appear as tho
amount as shown by tho socrotaryV
books does not quite pay tho director.
To maintain a good band moanB
money, enthusiasm and work; and
in a city of this sizo tho band must
recelvo holp from tho citizens, It
has beon suggested that It would bo
feasablo and moat satisfactory to
appropriate n reasonable nmount
from the city for tho maintenance of
n band. This would equallzo tho as-'
spssmont, which would bo so small as
to not materially effect tho city tax
and would cnablo tho organization to
do tho best work.
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JM on the side of tho moun
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yesterday, by furnishing all
Am cooked dinner.
nUon i8 drying iBeiy, aBd
He a lot salted dowa fnr
Jc 1 our trip to Co. By
7 o arrive 1b Ro-
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to mako tho breakfast a delight as
woll as a fortifier for tho day? Tho
Capital Bakery's fr'sh baked rolls
will help out amazingly. It's a mat
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thy and happy. Trial ordors please.
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