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OREQOK DAIRYMEN MEET.
To Begin Tiiesday,SepL24
AND CONTINUE TEN DAYS.
Officers Elected For the Ensuing 1 ear.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Oregon Dairymen's aasociatlnu w.
held at tho state fair ground Wednes
day afternoon.
TbOd. Patll-w.il trod n reiort iclvilig a
OREfJON BTATE PAIR.
QAtlniid fnju. Aril paje.t
hind. None of the member of tbt
Iwitd own tii to having seemed
him. lie cannot perform
at nil niul wftms lo lake the clieera and
history of t be ptts.'ge of t'ie dairy legls-! blm- of the crowd as laudatory to him
lalion asked for by the dnlry ascociat- aud his efforts. The inaoacemeut
j iou at the last siou of ibe legislature should bo mora careful next year Id
aud tbe unexpected vi to thereof by the billing bl'u aa an attraction.
governor.
Officers were elected for the
fi Fine Display of Eastern
Pattern flats and Bonnets.
All the novelties of tho season will bo continuously a? riv
ing and you cannot afford to miss seeing th ?m. Everything
pertaining to fine and artistic millinery.
Mjrs. D. L. Fibster prop.
"Th? Paris" MiIIin?ry Store
BOH
S!
All tho new school books
are now in and ready for ex
change. A full line of pen
cils, tablets, slates, etc.
F. S. DEARBORN.
Bookseller.
Served io Order.
JmQ
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If at any time we Daren't In oar Urge stock
of Buoks and Mairaxlnes the canicular works
that )-ou desire, we can get It for yoa in the j
snortest time at no aaaiuooai cipcnse. vur
main attention U giren to exchanging H 'd
school books. We hare now a J I. coo worth
of new school books to select from. Our
books will be sold at wholesale prices. See
tlat you send yoar children to
Patton "Bros.
Tho Btatloner.
:Always FIRST S
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand I
2 CONDENSED HIUC
For Jl yttrt th Win tnai. It Is th
Satt and th mat rcooomlfil.
A PERFECT FOOD FOR INPANTS Z
e
FEESONALS.
Police Commissioner A. B. Crow
man aud wife of PortUnd, are at Hotel
Willamette and will rtmaln a few
days.
JJr. E. B. Phllbrook baa been
appointed visiting physician at tbe
state penitentiary to fill the unexpired
term of Dr. Henderson, who waa com
mitted to tbe state Insane nsylom sev
eral weeks ago.
C. H. Koontz, of Halsey, and E. I.
P wer of Albany, are in tbe dty visit
ing relatives and also taking In tbe
state fair. The latter gentleman is
brother to Ed Power, assistant at the
0. RAN. Co.'a office In this city.
OOUET HOUSE NEWS.
Business Transacted at the County
Capital Today.
An amended complaint waa filed
yesterday In department No. 2 Marion
circuit court, In the case of McMabao
et. al. vs. Strong eL al., in which tbe
request for damages for alleged unlaw
ful sale of tbe property of the Inde
pendent Publishing company, wan
raised from $1100 to $2100.
Bult waa commenced yesterday in
the circuit court by E. M. LaFore
against J. W. Beckett to recover $378 74
and internal from tbe first day of De
cember, 1691, and $375 cash. Also $50
attorney's fee. Geo. O. Bingham Is
tbe attorney for the plaintiff.
6etb R. Hammer, aa executor of the
estates of A. D. Bladen, Henry C Sterl
ing, Geo, W. TiOany and Elener
Shrum. deceased, today filed his semi
annual account with tbe county clerk.
ensJlug
year as follews:
President. TIioa. 1ii!mii of Garden
Home; flr?t vice pro-Men t, Charles
Miller of Jelleraoti; second vice prwl-
SOMETHINO FINE.
One of the most clenant displays we
have ever seen al any fair is that of
Stock Itrua., the;dry goods men. Tbcy
have a space In tbe center of the pavll "
ion; which by tbe tastefulnesa of Its ar
dent, Prof. F.L.K-ot of CorvallU; !raigMuenlIind tbfl e,egfince of ,h(.
cretary H. M. Wiliianion of Portland;
material coiupoeiug tbe exhlblt.attracts
treasurer Gso. Weeks of HH. , BlUMltlin of ever one who v,9,
The following were 'Pointed as a lbe8Ute fd,r Theouta,,,e bo
commltte on legislatien: G.W. Weeks. I Mm an fM Bfe M arlIbMoiy
Th.H.Pauln.L. HH.bard. J. L. I, , f , c,(lh Tbe
iKluu.r.ii.iu.. u0 """ eeu, ptce u n beautiful pyramid of
was airwiea to report at a special meet. ,., Jlu . ,.,,... ,, n t,,nve
lag ij do neiu Dt iiiuiu jro uu tae ursi
Saturday of April, 1S06.
jilrtrf xtds surtuouoted by a
jstjind oontaiuing all tbe best gloves to
i 1.4. fiUllill III flic tnnrkl PrAIll till
President Paulson ubUW. Kent j teo,cr ti ljc Mvs aU(, tuu Huw
were directed M arr..g, if ),H-lble, furl f m-11,l-ll ,,... r..h..r.f n ti,,.!,.
uila .. .... .,,... ,.
in iuc iuuiu euu ui iiic uiaiaj is a
a dairy Institute of two dy to iuci
tbe day of said speviat mating at Hill
eboro.
Dairy Cuimissloner Luce reported
that there I nut a single federal license
for the sa'e of oleointrgarioe Oregon.
ASOBPIUSK Paitv. List Tueaday
evealnsr, Joe Martin, assistant engineer
for tbe Balem water company, was
happily apprited of h 'S!tU birthday.
A number of Mr. Martin's frlendd
ptanned to give him a surprise ou tbe
27th aunlversary of bis birth which
proved successful in every way. Early
In the evening the invited friends as
sembled In a body at Mr. Marti u'ri
residence on Mill street aud to say that
tbe surprise was complete would be ex-
pressing It mildly, unu auu games
were Indulged In until a late buir
when a lunch was served after which
the guests departed fur their homes
wishing Mr. Martin many such anni
veraariea. Those who were present
were: Mrs. Tucker, of Gervals; Mrs.
Wilson and son, Bert, of Jeilersoi;;
Ada Trullinger, of Wilbolt Springs;
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brown; Fred West
and family; Wm, West and family;
Mrs. J. B. Minto, Mra.Iimbeli, Grand
ma West, Bell West, Mies Newton,
Freddie Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Bennett and Dora Potter.
A DEuaitTFCii Comedy. Tbe com
edy entitled Uncle Joshua Whitcomb
given in Reed's opera bouse last night
by the popular Paytons, proved to be
an excellent drawing card every seat in
the gallery and a large number In tbe
main auditorium being taken, Banter
Payton, as Uncle Josh, was certainly a
show himself aud supported as be Is
by such an unusually strong company
of players, tbe event was highly en
joyed by the large audience. Lucy
Paytou, as Tot, an angel in rags, was
good aa waa also tbe other parts. To
night "A Noble Outcast" will be given
by this company and it Is safe to say
they will be greeted with a crowded
bouse again tonight. Reserved seats
at Patton Bros.
masterpiece of ingeniuty, a suspension
bridge b'jllt entirely of spools of cot
ton and crochet thread. Looking
around the space you will find tbe
"K iltllliog" cornets, the ilnest in tbe
ia:.ii, on models. These corsets are
very costly aud were secured by Stock
BriH. especially for tbe fair. They
nlro have iu their display fur wraps,
jtc&rts, umbrellas, etc., all of which go
t form the completeness of the whole
making it tbe fluest drylgoods display
of the year. These enterprising youug
men, will (in order to advertise their
butties freely) give away absolutely
free of charge a f&Osilk dress on Friday
evening. Fur further particulars see
them tonight at the fair.
TRACK EVIUfTS YESTEKDAY.
Tho weatber was good yesterday de
spite all sbreatunlng. A cold wind,
however, was blowing making it hard
to get the horses properly warmed up.
A great number of people occupied the
grand staud seeming to et Joy the spir
ited coutcsU between tbe horses. Ibe
free for all trot S in 5 heats, (600 purse,
was the first number on the program.
Van DffLasbmutt's Carl Came won
easily In three straight heats, Wallulu
pushing blm bard twice. Carne sold
favorite in tbe pools. $10 against $
and $i for the field. Mutuals paid -14
cents selling at $'2.
Nummary as follew:
V. DeLashmntt'a Carl Came, gr. g.
(Child) 1 1
meet. Wlnewlt finished easily In 1.-02J. '
i . ,-..1- i.
ne is n goon man worn ur hjhu m v .
Mllo Ofu-CjM A.-Entries: O
8. Wright, Zulocltlgg. Watt bhipp,
Will Ogle Hnd Arthur Townsend.
ToWnsond set a good pace to the J and J
H........ I.... tlftf.lf cvnn IM-rcrri
IUCU llll'V-1l Ulll. 1! lt. 1T.-M, ..&
second, Orfle third and Shlpp fourth.
Townseud baa done remarkably well
this fll considering that he has bad
no cycle races.
The last race was a mile open cists
A for Woodmen only. Entries: Mc
Monies, Pierce of North Yamhill and
Perry Card of 8a!etn. Perry's frlendu
gave him a hearty cheer as he came
out ou the track for the first race since
Lis unfurtuuate accident. Perry has
lrt none of bis old time vigor. Ho
finished a winner by a big lead In 2:H5.
B1VER NEWS.
The Grey Eagle left at 7 o'ciocR thin
morning for Mission Landlug where
she will meet the Altoua from Port
land, traufeer freight, and return to
Salem, arriving bore about 7:30 o'clock
this evening.
Tbe Willamette has agaiu rcsumtd
its uarmal condition, being as low at
present as at any time this summer.
The guage at the O It. & N. Co. this
morning registered .9 of a foot abot e
low water mark.
Tbe O. R. & Co. has leased the Eu
gene for the present to run between
Portland aud Salem connecting at the
capital city with the Gipsy from Al
bany. The Eugene left Portland at 6 a. in.
this morning and is expected to reach
Salem late this evening. She wilt
return t Portland Friday. Tbe Glp.y
left Silem for Albany Wednesday
noon.
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TODAY -:::- TODAY
S
PCIA-L SALR
Capes - and - Jackets
Everything in Our Large Stock
at Red need Prices.
S. M.& E. H. STOCK
115 STATE STREET.
Contracts Let. E. "SI. Walte T.
H. Bruce and Ii. A. Johnson, Jr., the
executive commltte of the board of
directors of school district No, 24, met
In the nuke of tbe latter last night
and awarded contracts as follews:
Patton Br. CrayoUK, pencils and
paper,$152 S7. A. A. Miller PrlntiDg,
$351)0.
In Jamaica.
FUuehurg l'l.ii iJo.ilm "lb- maoy
friends of Itev. Wiy. Ijud, furmety
ptstor of the Episcopal ihuich of tliU
city, will be pleased to huru tlththe U
very much plea-ed with his new Ice.
tlou In Kingston, JamuicH. Mr. I.um
speaks very highly in pole, of tbi
little Isle of the v, iw esieclHlly lb.
healthfulne!i of n.e c male. Peop:.
nevtr die tin-re ort : oue w
Infer so fn'nu Ills reus r .hat he 'neit -saw
so many old people anywhere.' TL
temperature U fioiu 01 ti 70 l.-i tL
winter and from 70 to WJ in the sun.
mer." Mr. Luud is well ku wii i.
rialcm having been rect r of th Epis
copal churoh here.
Z Altoua aud Gray Eagle for Port- Z
J luiid. 1hvh Salem dully except Z
Z Sundays, al 7 a. m. Quick time,
Z regular tervlce and cheap rates. "
Aiienl, M. P. Baldwin, at Salem
:IOfk.
Great Salb. At the Ladles'
&T today.
Ba-s2t.
IVce'wIn Mnthf 209 Com'l atreet.
Special
Sale
10 Per Cent Oft'.
The Ladies' Bazaa
Will hnve a special sale
TOMOHKOW AND SATU1IDAV
SS.P'TJ'? b0,h wooi an1 ootton.'ubfa i
will give 10 per cent dlsoount on au hVi
P rcfain Mathh-209 Com'l street.
HATUHOAY KVENIMO
wo have a special te on toilet arttetctJlnt'i
D.W. Fkaser&Co.
for
J. H. Cuslck left this morning
Seattle.
D. E. Swank, tbe Aumsville miller,
was In the city, today.
Ed, Judd, of Aumsville, was a visitor
at the state fair today.
Jaa. Vleranl went to PortUnd this
morning on a short visit to friends.
J. T. Compton, of Portland, was
today commissioned a notary public.
McKlnley Mitchell, of Gervals, was
among the state fair visitors today.
U. 8. Senator McBrlde la at Hotel
Wlllamete to remain until Saturday.
Secretary of State H. R. Klncaid
vent to Eugene this morning on bul
aces. He will return Friday.
Congressman Binger Hermann la In
the city meeting old friends by the
hundred during tbe btate fair.
Harry Adams, travelling freight
agent for tho O. A. N. Co., was In the
city today In the Interest of his company.
The Palace Is bound to lead on styl
ish shoes.
Fcnerai. Today. The funeral of
J. A. Mustek, who died at tbe Cook
hotel Tuesday, was held at 2 o'clock
this afternoon from tbe residence of
Mrs. J. II. Roork on High street, con
ducted by Rev. A. L. Hutchison. The
remains were Interred in the Odd Fel
lows cemetery.
An Albany Dance. The Elite
orchestra, consisting of Miss Gertrude
Deuton, W. E. McEIroy, Carl Dsutnn
and Chas. Laurenson went up to Al
bany on tbe local this morning where
they will furnish music tonight for a
dance to be given under the auspices of
the Albany Social Club.
Victorious Aoain. After bringing
honors to Oregon from tbe gret
worlds fair at Chicago, it la but natural
that tbe Stay ton Hour should carry off
tbe laurels at the state fair. The first
premium bread made by Mrs. D. W.
Matthews and second premium bread
and first premium biscuits made by
Miss Louisa Peterson, were made from
this famous Hour. It Is without doubt
the best flour on the coast. Branson
k Co. sold nearly a thousand sacks of
It last month.
Dt. Resve' Wail aU, b.m.( Wood) J 5 J
McKnlfht's rloraO.br. as. itfawyer). 3 3 3
Time i, 22,fc2if.
Everyone having score cards looked
at them for the J dash and aeelng'-Sam
Lucas" an entry, knew that be would
win. He sold at $25 against $4 In the
pools. After considerable delay caused
by A. P. A. and Henrietta, they got
away. Sam Lucas won in 1:301, Hen
rietta a neck behind, A. P. A. a bad
third and Quirt barely visible with the
naked eye. Mutual paid 45 cents.
Randall's tain Lorai, 127 lot. (Williams) 1
MaUocx'a lieu Itlta 109 ltw(Bclejr j
Putter's A H, A . HI lbs. (THoum) 8
Dlxoa's Qalrt, Its Ibi. Q. Williams) ,
TlraebaJH. IMrtojJCU
Almax, tbe black gelding, won an
other race yesterday in three out of
four beats. Toe first beat he took in
L'uw. .-settle Horn took tbe next ope
In25. The last two Almax won in
2:26. Hugo was a good third every
time. Mutuals paid 10 cents.
J. W. Knlfong's b). r. Almax (Stone) 13 11
DeUtubmutl's b. t. Nettle Horn
(ChUds) S 1 2 a
VcKulAbl's b'. c.IIoco Sawyer). 3 3 3 3
Justlco Court.
Nelsou Pierce nud Amos Rots win
arraigned befrre Justice Johnson lest
evening charged wlih disorderly cou
duct. In detau't of $10 tine they wcie
tyrned over to Sherltl" Knight with
whom they will live tbe next five dayc.
'l be case or btate of Oregon vs. Dr.
E. G. Brown for practiug medicine
without a license, to haye been tried al
1:30 tnls afternoon baa been post poo ad
until 1 o'clock Friday afternoon to en
able both the defense and tho prosecu
tlon to secure witnesses. The proscu
tion will summon witnesses rrotu
Portland. In the miantlme Brown i
out on bonde.
iiflaPle
Syrup, Again
"We have received another barrel af centime ATanle Svruo.
Bring your can and git it fi'led for $1 per gallon. Cream
honey drips cannot be beat in quality or price. A 76c syrup
for50c. Defcaicate.l salmon is something new. It is delicious.
It iu cheap at 10c per pound. Remember, 20 cans of oysters
for $1 is what we are giving our enstomers.
HARRITT & LAWRENCE
P. O. GROCERY
The Price ov Wheat Varies con
tlderable but you will flud tbe price of
groceries at McCall Bros, the very
lowest and selling on sight. Our dis
play can be seen every morning at our
store on Court street.
B MS SI
LE
The Governor of Texas. Will
sign the bill recently passed by tbe leg
islature of that statft, making prizs
fighting a felony, and It begins to look
aa If Corbett and Fitzslmmons will
have to go elsewhere to hold their com
bat, but In the meantime C. P. Towle,
of the New York Kitchen, is knocking
all of his competitors out In serving a
15 cent meal. Call at his lunch coun
ter on State street and get your dinner.
m
Ot'R Register. We have none.
We do not alt our patrons to register.
If we did we would be compelled to
purcbase a new register nearly every
day our patrons are so uutntrwia.
But what we are Interested In is tbe
comfort and faultless treatment of our
patrons. Remember we serve tbe best
15 cent meal on earth. Kenworthy &.
BarnetU
AU this week we luifce special price on oar dm roods. W mt all cat
prion rrotu any ourr, on any Has of good. Besides ws U all One dross
good at dose prices tor cash.
CAPES, JACKETS AND MACKINTOSHES
tbsbrtt values andlatetl itylt. SosaylbeUdlea.
-CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS.-
Two hundred new tall for men, bays and children rJn lias not cakes.
ARE THE PEOPLE
Beautiful Walks. The walks
about tbe state bouse grounds are
being substantially dressed with a
coating of decomposed granite from
Southern Oregon. It is being put on
by Supt. Fones, aud crushed down
with a heavy roller. ben fully set
tled this will make maguificent walks
and greatly enhance tbe beauty of the
spacious grounds.
Time aas, tsi, aa, tsa.
Mr. Sawyer, tbe driver of Hugo, Is
fast getting the name of Mark .Twain
tbe 2d. After the second beat of this
race he drove up before the judge's
stand and asked the Judge to make the
other fellows hold in tbelr horses a
little as be could tiot keep up. Starter
Loonty laughingly promised blm a
"fair shake" next time.
Class B meu again proved to those
who have seen all their races that tbey
cannot (or will not) put up a good race.
Claa B races have proven a fizzle from
start to finish.
Tbe race this morning was a mile
point race with Hewitt, WInesett and
Lee, of PortUnd, and Bucker, of San
Francisco. M. J. Lee won tbe race.
Hewitt second, Bucker third and
Wineeett fourth In something less than
an hour and a half. It looked like a
"fixed" race as Hewitt and WInesett
bad both beaten Lee with ease vester-
day.
The mile novice race for Woodmen
only was a very exciting race although
the winner, McMonmes, won the race
by about 100 yards. The entries in this
race were McMonnles, of Portland,
Walter Denton, T. C. Smith Jr. and
Hal D. Patton. The finish was rery
exciting. McMonnles nui&bed first.
Then in a little while Walt Denton
came In and finally when everyoie
had most forgotten tbe race, Hal Pat-
Police Court News.
0car Dick and Ed. Wliklns. two
drunks, added to the city's resources
this morning by paying a fine. Tbe
latter also paid a $10 fine for carrying
concealed weapons.
Roy McKlnley and C. M. Martin,
two drunks who happened to be not
so fortunate as their companloua, went
to Jail for five days each this morning
in Oetault a $10 tlue.
Take meals at Strong's.
GOOD CLOTHING
I
Is an Important Factor in the Achievement of
Thousands ok Visitors Who
witnessed the manufacture of the La-
Corona and other of A. Huckenstiin'a
cigars at tbe state fair grounds, have
lorsaicen the brand they have smoked
for years and oan be Induced to smoke
none other but the product of home
industry.
The Display Is excellent but the
value of our laundry and toilet soap to
every housekeeper in Salem cannot
be over-estimated. When purchasing
soaps see that you get only the
Salem braud.
Success in Life.
Meal only 25 cents and the verv best
at Strong's restaurant.
Cost dry goods
Palace.
sale still on at tbe
REOisTKR-With us the sooner the' loa ana 1Dmmy omw came in tlnUh
betler. for vou will reeIv th. hm,flH ln8 n "d neck with Patton a little
aueau. xime Sifii.
Awarded
Highest HonorsWorld's- Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
to da your t-adlnj wttb o tar lbs crowds throne' n oar store. Cmu and see.
gwu at wm priook
WE
aTourtiadl
We want oar tuule.
Willis Bros. & Co.
Tfea Cab Dry Goods, Clothing and Bhoe House, Comer Coat ai Liberty
of bargains in groceries that leave our
cozipeuiors away u.-nina. uransona
Go's.
ROYAL Baking Powder,
Highest of all la leavening
ftrtSiM,-f,?.Qrtrnmtatt.t?ert. I
Ell WInesett waa next called out for
an exhibition half mile paced by
Hewitt and Lee. This was tbe be t
work done by Class B men at tb!s
Ur. Prkc'a Ciir Baking- PowOtc
Hd4'a Pair H!Jwt Avr
CREAM
BAKING
P0WMR
JMost Perfect Made,
This is a bit of philosophy that time and the experience
of men have proved to be founded on fact. That being the
case all who buy clothinc should seek a store where the best
clothing is sold at prices which suil all classes. Such a etore
is conducted by
G. W. JOHNSON & SON,
THE POPULAR CLOTHIERS.
We have clothing that fits not only the body, but the
purse. Ciothing elegant in texture and finish. Clothing that
pleases the eye and keeps tho body warm.
If you want anything usually found io a
First-Cjass Clothing House
I
it will pay you to see U3. We can show goods thai will make
your mouth water.
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