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npuhhi mB.mt-M&hwiESLmafflBk1 THE DAILY T1 ,)S4 i , JOURNAL 3" I VOL. XII. lave You Ever Tried Sab's Botanical Doctor? I Ho absolutoly curcB cancers, tu-1 cases nil without the use- of tho knife imorB, gravel, kidney and bladder trott Iblcfl, bono diseases, asthma, skin dls Instructions. IMy Denr Friend: You must bear In mind Hint this medicine Is not n poisonous tonic, nor 5 stimulant, nor a temporary relief, Evhlch you got froni poisonous drugs, where tho results uro sure death soon- Br or Inter. Those poisons go In your bones nnd destroy tho llfo of thorn puid create all kinds of diseases, can iccrous tumors, consumption, dropsy. bono diseases, eta. Do not blamo tho medlclno wlicn it takes an effect and stirs up tho poisons or dlscnso In tho system. You must not expect to bo cured In a few days, for your sickness or dlscnso hns eon a long tlmo com- Ing on, and It will tnko a long tlmo ' to get It out of your system. It will take months or a yonr to build up a now body from tho bones up. This Is , what the people do hot understand, Read the Above Pennsylvania ;v4JIHIIiliiiiiiiH 9 .I'ijHIHBSIIH'1 JHjjHj BiiiiiiiiHK.' wfl3Fa. JaHH Kji.. i -ill ft&ti1iTMilB 205 Commercial street. Only place in the ciiy conducted by ladies. Regular meals at all hours. rs, Jennie Hedrick, Proprietor, Team Harness Buggy p srnmMiw pj jt r a rr E. 4J !? - jl nrfcg ! hJ I C. A. GRAY GENERAL CONTRACTOR. CONSTRUCTION OF BUILD INGS, BRIDGES, WATER WORKS AND SEWER SYS- TEMS. EXCAVATING OF ALL KINDS INCLUDING ROAD AND RAILROAD WORK. IRRIGATING AND WATER PPWER CANALS. PLANT AND FACILITIES FOR HANDyNG ANY KIND OF A CONTRACT. Office: Room No. 7, Tioga Blk., Salem, Or. 218 222 Commercial Street. J. P. ROGERS, tn n i i m 1 1 m ni i mi i m n MADE OF THE BEST BARLEY MALT AND HOPS THAT P-JPQD.UCEj AN.P THAT IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD. ii No chemicals used EVERYBODY PRAISES IT, AND ALL BEER DRINKERS f Always Fresh! H-HI IIWH m lHHIHHHHHHHmillHlimimilllHMIIIUIIHIHIn: I - or poisonous minerals or mineral of - 1 any kind. Thoy aro used to being Humbugged. My medicines aro composed of na ture's horbs what tho human Bystom requires. When tho animals got sick they will help thnmsolvcs to those herbs, for thoy haVo tho Instinct, and tho people havo. not, so wo have, to make a study of It. It has been a Jlfo study with mo. Do not got weary; this llfo Is too short and too sweet to worry out of this world. Dr. Cook cures all kinds of dlseasos. Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa- lem, Ore., Is the man you ought to consult. He Is a natural doctor. He Is descended from a lino of German herb allsts, the best physicians In the world. This Is his fourth year In Salem, and scores of patients and friends can tes- I, tlfy to his skill In their cases. Remarkable Cure. Restaurant Harness, Blankets, etc. AT THE SIGN OF THE WHITE HORSE IN THE WINDOW. S. Lamport, 289 Com mercial Sti The best that money can buy. ... Pii to and of tho hlghost quality Ik our Tom Howo whlskoy. For tho invalid, tho convnles cent, tho woak and dobllltatod It will ho found tho boat tonic, and for grip and colds physl clans wl all rocomtnond It. Our stock of flno talilo wlnos. liquors, brnndlos, gins and cordials art1 tho host that Is made- Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer i n 1 1 n t u ii i n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n Purest oNLi::sr Sold Everywhere! : THE STATE Ffl Exposition Will Years MANY EXHIBITS HAVE COME IN Outline of the Week's Program of Entertainment-Racing Events for the Opening Day of the Annual Show-Time for Makitig En tries Close's Sunday Night f Hxhlblts and everything on the gtounds aro gradually being arranged for tho opening of tho Oregon Slnto Fair Monday morning. Live stock nnd oxhihltB by tho cnrload are arriving. Tho members of tho board aro person ally directing the placing of nil ex hlblts. The Linn and Washington county exhibits arrived Tuosday after noon, nnd are being placed In tho m vlllon. Tho exhibits from Lnin Douglas, Yamhill, Jackson and Union counties will arrive this evening and on Sunday. Thoro Is greater nctlvlty on tho grounds than has been apparent for years, and thoro Is no question hut tho exposition, hnrrlng unfavorable wenther conditions, will be tho most successful In the history of tho associ ation. There Is evury indication that tho fair will bo ovon larger nnd better than It has been advertised. When the Entries Close. Entries to nil dupartmunts of tlu fair closo nt 10 p. in. on the night be fore tho oponlng of tho fair. No ar tide can be ontored in competition for the premiums nftor 10 o'clock Sunday night. Great Racers Present. Somo of tho fnstest horses In tho West nro horo to run each dayAmong tho records mndo by horsos on tho tinck aro tho fallewing: Half mile In 48(t, llvo-olghths in 1:01, mile In 1:41, mllo nnd one-eighth In 1:06 within throo seconds of the world'H record. Tho rncos for noxt week nt tho statu fair nro llllod with a splondld lot of hnrness nnd running horses, ns will be seen by tho following entries for the first dfiy: MONDAY, SEPT. 15. Race No. 1 Oregon Stake, Pacing Dl- vision, for 2-Year-Olda, Purse $600. Van Do Vnnter Stock Farm, b. f. Dolla Norte, by Dol Norto-Slyettn. Perry Mauzuy, b. f. Dolly Dol, by Holmdol-Dolly Hyor. CrlH Simpson, b. f. llonnor Hollo, by Honnor N. I). Orogon Hollo; nnd h. f. Hnzol S by Honnor N. H.-Moonllght. Chas. Naylor, b. c. Tom Itonnn, ') Aloxls-Cyrlldn. W. u Whltmoro, b. f. Hnlllo Hlngos, by Prlncomont-Molly Vnitghn. K. H. Tongue, oh. f. I.ottlo II., by Vliimont-Snow Hlnl. Thos, Tongue, eh. f. Snn Toy, by l.ovolace-Marlgold, Race No. 2 Trotting 2:27 Class. Purse $400. W. K. S. Coyne, b. h. Habe Chnpmnu. by Ingrnhnm-Hollfoundoi'. W. W. Hutlor, rn. in. Tnttlutalo, by Norpnl-Hrontwood. II. qougo, b. m. Hollo Storm, by Stprm-Jlallo Watts. J. A. Hnddoloy, b. m. Hlootropolie, by .Caution. T. D. Caution, br. h. Lord Kitchener, by Zombro-Alblon. H. A. Trelkold. blk. m. Swooilan, by uozomnu-uinric unior jr.; ami i. g. Placer. by Gold-Kontucky Volunteer. B. H. Tongue, b. h. Mark Hannn, by Planter-Kitty Ham; and blk. h. Hock laoe. by Lovolace-Koxio. Race No. 3 lllihee Stake, 5-8 Mile Dash for District Bred 2-Year-Olds. Added $300. H. F. Swnggert. ch. e. Orogon George by Calphurnus; and ch. c. Orogon Hon. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i m i ix Made by the Capital Brewery I OREGON V Beer madei LIKE IT.' 8ALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY LL OPEN MONDfly Be the Greatest In! f by Cnlphurnus. W. It. Pollard. Ii. o. John II.. by Mun ster. I). Matlock, br. f. Hnnitsonie Norn by Ilnndsomo. J S. .1. Jones, b. g. Sampson Plunkett, by Handsome. V A. J. Kays, Iva J., by Sahnltz Jl. 1). IIIIIIIIIHUU, Cll. Schnltz. by Oilllln & McAtoe, ch. f. Cleopatra, by Cnlphurnus. . ' 11. K. Honnott, ch. c. Sldnoy H. Ilur- llna .Tnnim nli n MI5tva ch. c. Mlsty's Pride, by Ilnndsomo. W. h. Whltmoro, ch. 0. Will Well rung, by Column; and oh. c. Wallace 1... by Colomn. Blooded Stock Arrives. Flno blooded stock Is boglnnlng to nrilve nt tho state fair grounds by tho cm load. Four cat loads arrived In tln city yesterday. Tho building Impiove tnonts and repaint that have boon in progress for several weeks nt tho grounds nro about completed, and ev erything Is In readlnoss fur the large numbor of exhibits for which space has beon engaged. Ono cnrlond of laco horses, Including some of the hoisos In tho big events, nrrlvod yes terday fiom Denver. Two other cars nro duo to arrive Friday fiom Hutt, Montana. The horsos that will bo In this shipment have been on the Huttc circuit for years nnd nru among the host In the country. C. II. Wndo, tho Pendleton bnnkor, has shlppod two carloads of flno Horo fords, nnd W. O. Minor, of Hoppncr, Is nlready roprosontod by two enrs of Shorthorns. Those cattle have bon allotted tfpDclal places on the ground,, and nro being cleaned up nnd made ready for tho exhibition. C. I). Narln, of Ilnlston, who will havo charge of the Colllo dog depart mont, will give a line exhibition this yonr. Tho working of tho exhibit showing tho trnlnod dogs, will lie n loading feature, nnd intoiosting to livestock mon. Some day during the week's fair, the dogs will bo put to Hold work In penning sheep, nnd tho host dog nt this chaructor of work will I recelvo a premium of $20 In ensh. Tho attractions at the stnto folr this year will bo of a higher class than ovor boforo. In ginntlng conces sions tho mnnngoment has guarded against fake poiformiincos, nnd evoiy thing having the slightest objection able feature hns boon refused admis sion to the grounds nt any llguro, The nttrnetlons nro nil ontertnlnlng and educational, nnd can be thoroughly en Joyed by nil. There will he merry-go-rounds, a mlnlnturo railroad for tho children, nnd Innumerable other monns of entertainment. Program for the Week. Tho program for the week has not been nrranged oh to dotnlls. Monday will bo the "Oponlng Day." During tho afternoon there will bo tho races, and In tho evening exorcises will be held In tho music hall. Tho opening addiess will be glvon by Hon. Jnmes Wlthycombu, of Corvallla. Tho formal nddrss of welcome will be delivered by Governor Ger. There will also !. singing by Mrs. Hallle J'arrlsu-Hlngo. of this city, and the Fourth Iloglment bund, of Kugena, which has boon on ngtNi tor wit mir wees, win give sv-i ernl of Its but numbers. . Tuesday will lie "Prs Dny." ami the visiting newspaper men will be banqueted on the grounds by the state fair hoard, and entertained by the Salem Press Club. The feature of the evening's program, that will fol low the racing events in the afternoon, will n the public wedding of the young couple, whom The Journal will reward with a housekeeping outfit There Mill also he a ptograin of viK-nl and Instrumental music. Wednesday will he "Stelem Day,' and there will he fine sport on the rau track, where five good races, with pr returns aggregating liMo, will b lven. Thursday "Portland Day" will be inhered in with an exhibition paradl of the prise lire stock on the ground. After the IhiibIi a good card of raofug will he enjuyetl at the raee courso. In the evening the urogram at the muni hall will inelude band inusle by the Fourth ItegJment band, tl HwgHe. and voeal seleedoiw by Mn. Hinge, of this city, and Master Tommle Dobeon. of Portland 8EPTEMBER 13, 1902. iTiciny will be "Woodman Dny.' ine proginm of this dny hns not boon announced. Tho dny's exercises, so far ns the entortnlnmont of the visi tors is concornod will lay largely with tho Woodmen on this dny. Tho Wood men of this Jurisdiction nro proparlns somo Bpeclnl ontoitnlnmnnt. in mi. dltlon to the doings of tho Woodmen, thoro will be good races In the nltei noon, n pniado of II vo stock and a splendid ontertalnment In tho ovon ing. Snturdny. the final day of the fair, will bo "Grangers' Day." Tho Grang ers of the stnto havo established Headquarters ou the grounds, and It is tholr purposo to hold tholr annual highly pleased with tho advantngos mooting nt this tlmo ovory yonr, nnd ot western Oregon ns nn Ideal place mvo selected tho stato fair grounds lfor homosookors and n favorable Hold xs a most doslrnble and convenient' fm' capital to Invest with hopos of big lncc of meeting. On this dny there ' returns. vlll bo some of the host rncos of tho! H-' l'na spout sovernl weoks visiting uoot. In which the llnorit horses on.nt Salem nnd took extended drives ho grounds will compete. A stock I"0 lll country to personally Inspect diow will piove nn Interesting fen- t'10 various Industries nnd the timber ture of the onteitnlnmont of the tlll-,'niu'8 m"' farming regions. "I nin ors of the soil, nnd this will bo given Pleased with your climate and your somo time during tho day. In the ov- pnlng a musical program will be glv on In tho pavilion, and with that tho annunl show will ho concluded. The Play "Thelma." Matle Corolll's populnr book "Thol- mn," hns been rewritten Into tlinmntlc form nnd will bo produced nt tho Salem Grand on Tuosdny, Sept. 10. The dramatization brings Into llfo tho most promlnont of tho ehnrnctorj found In the novel nnd thoy nro said to lose none of their strength nnd vir ility In the many changos of time nnd plncc necessary to produce dmmntlo effect. Tho discrepancies nro claimed to be few. and the plot a protty nnd most Impressive one. A short (Ult imo of the piny may prove of more than ordlnnry Interest to our rondoiu. Tho first act presents the Alton Fjord In midsummer, where two English visitors, Sir Philip Krrlngtnn nnd hl filend George l.orlmer, meot Olnf Ouldmnr. the Vlklug, nnd his daugh ter, ..Theliun," Krrlngton fnlllng hi love with "Tholmn." The next net shows the famous Norwegian water fall NJcdc.gorzp, at the base of which lCrrliigton declnres his love and Is ac cepted by "Tholmn." The third act Is laid In London. In Sir Philip Kr rlngtou's homo; l.ndy Wlnslelgh, n former sweethenit of tho ICngllsh knight, detei mines to win him again and accordingly lays a plot to get rid of "Tholma." With the support of Violet Vere, a ballot girl, she con vinces "Tholma" that hor husband Is false. "Tholma" cannot bonr disgrace nnd Doom o hsr old home In Norway. Tho last act shows again the Alton Fjord, this tlmo In midwinter with the npponiunco of the uoi thorn lights and the "Hnlnbow Hrldgo," tho latter ac cording to Norse mythology being the summons of the Vnlkyeile. "Thelma" arrives Just In time to soo her fnthnr die, ho drifts nway In his burning hunt, after tho manner of the Vikings who preforrod death by tho "Crimson Shroud." Sir Philip Is lington nrrlvos In search of his wife. Everything Is cleared up. and tho couple st out ngnln for England Mr. Henedlct, tho proprietor of tho at traction, announces Hint he has so cured one of tho best companies over undr his management nnd nn unusu ally largo nudlencn Is looked for. Seats on snlo nt box olllco, Tuesday, nt !) n. nn Prices, 7Kc, 50c nnd 3fic. Dragged'Down Feeling In the loins. Kervoumess, unrefrwhlni; sleep, deion denoy. It Is time you wore doing something. The kidneys were anciently uillvd the reins In your case they are IioIiIInk Mm reins and driving you into htIouh trouble. Hood's Sarsaparllla Acts with tho moot direct, beneficial eflert on the kidneys. It conulnn tlic Ix-it and i Baioat uuBianwBiur uurria;iiiif aim lAuiua Uiese oriruus. CH Try Our New Coffee. Porto Rica Yokohama Tea Stoise Phone 2411 Black. DES MOINES MAN TALKS On the Advantages of Oregon Says We Are More Favored Than Southern California Possibilities of a Railroad Up and Down the Coast Cnptnln Jnmes P. Patrick, of Dh Moines, Iowa, loft Snlom Thursdny on his return trip to tho Knst very people. Hoth seem to bo very enjoy nblo nnd thoro Is something restful every one fools thnt horo Is tho ono plnco In the world whoro nil things conspire to produco a high nnd last ing state of prosperity." ThoBo words from n solid business mnn llko Mr. Patrick mean a great deal for our country nnd will bo ap preciated. Ho Is u partner In a largo business, the Dempstor Mnnurnctuilng Co., of Des Molnus, which puts out pumps, wlnilmllls, gnsolluo unglncu nnd hydraulic rams by tho carlond and hns connected houses in Sioux City and nt Kansas City. Ho hns for many yenrs boon n mombur of tho city council nt Des Molnus and ono of the llnnnco committee. Cnptnln Patrick sorvod four yonrs and a hair In tho Union armies nnd was several times woundod. Ho linn boon on a tour of tho prlnclpnl Cnli fornla cities nnd said among other things on leaving Snlem: "Thoro Is u grent similarity nt this season bo tween your ollmuto and that of Cali fornia, except thnt your nights nro cooler, and you sootn to hnvo a com bination that produces nil kinds or crops without Irrlgntlon that Is found nowhoro olso or In any othor latitude, nnd It seoms to me you hnvo elim inated the principal rosourcos of Cali fornia. It tokos two ocres to your one to keep any kind of llvo stock. You havo lumber, mining, grain, cattle, fruit, potatoes, wool and dairy ing, nnd many other productive Indus- will keep your people busy tho yonr around. "Your line water supply and your water powers ought to give you big mumirnctiirlug Interests In tho nenr ruturo. With cnnl Iowa can manufac ture cheaper than you do, but It Is more than made up In tho dlfferunco on freights In your favor. Transpor tation glvos tho Paclllo coast nntiiial advantngoH that will bo Incronsod as time goes on. There will bo two plncos when tho commerce of the land and sorts will moot nnd chnngo bulk on the Atlnntlc and tho PueluV coasts. "Your grtitttost wealth will ho In your tlmhor. Your sawmills will coin more dollars than your gold mines from Alnska to California. Thoy or worth more than anything olso. I would not ho afiald to undertake to place the entire output or a Inrgo sawmill myself with tho trade with BE SURE AND VISIT PATTON'S BOOK STORE YOU WILL FIND IT THE M OST COMPLETE AND BEST ARRANGED RETAIL BOOK STORE IN THE STATE. VISITORS TO THE FAIR W ILL RECEIVE A CORDJL WELCOME. ALL BOOKS SOLD AT CUT PRICE8. ' -' PATTON'S BOOK STORE 98 STATE JH.P.P & m n-..: i s jTiaMJii nun Jrtis Pints, 60c per dozen. Quarts 70c per dozen. 2quarU 90c per dozen. i Mason Fruit Jars IMWMMMtW Roasters of Good Coffee. fio', 91. which I am familiar. Tr.ko our faotory at Des Moines, we keep ton to twenty carloads of western lumber In stock all the time." , ,. Captain Patrick expressed the oplriV Ion thnt with somo friends ho had at Dos Moines they would bo willing tri put In a flrstclass modern sAwmiii plant at some point In western Orogon to saw lumber entirely for tho Mla' dlsslppl vnlloj ttado. Speaking of thft possibilities or lallrondlng Captain Patrick said ho believed It would not bo many years beroro thoro would ho a railroad up and down tho coast of Oregon and a rmlmnd would ho built from Seattle to th- mouth of tha Yukon. The Inttor was genoinlly talked uy Amorlcnns In all wnlkn ofc llfo, nnd whon a pioposltlon so tnkes hold or tho public mind It Is not long In mntorinllzlng. Tho const lino would bo tho greatest scenic and tourist road In the world. All who como west ovor the grent lines or rond would want to take thnt ildo along tho Oro gon const, Just us they want to rldo up nnd down tho coast Una In Cali fornia. Such a road would tap all tho rorosts In the vnlleys that empty, Into tho harbors. Those vnlloys when clenrod or their rorosts would bocomo gront natural dnlrylng regions. "I am especially pleased with Salem. I have seen the city or Dofl Moines double In population nnd all such cities ns this In tho Knst hnvo doubled and trebled tho valuos of tho residence nnd business proporty nnd your tlmo hns como to mnko Salem n flno city. It Is a lovoly placo ror n city, and the morn) nnd prosperous character or your peoplo mnko It a most doslrnblo place ror a homo. Your outlying towns llko Jofforsonnnd Woodbum show thnt tho country is full of resources yet only In pnrt de veloped and bound to Invito Immigra tion and mnko rapid growth In'lho ru turo.' Tho city or Balem hns madofc record ror good government not equalled by any city In tho United States. Lot It ho known to tho world that thoro Is one town whero not u dollnr Is stolon by otllalals or mlsnp pioprlntod ror iolltleal purposos' and you will grow to ho a second Hrook lyn. I may bo hack horo In Orogon bororo you nro looking ror me, and whon I do come It will ho to enst my lot with Orogonlnns." i Have You Any Fear ' About leaving your vnlunblos lying nround your houso during tho 8tntu Fair? Old shoos, tomato cans, 'nnd bod .tloks have had their day. Tho Snfo Deposit system Is tho modurn method for tho snfo keeping of treas ures. Tho Salem Abstract and Land Co. offers you comploto protection from loss nt a reasonably monthly expense. Hoxos, envelopes nnd pnok. ngos of value may he dojiosltcd nt the rate or T) coots per month. It will pay you to Investlgnto this method or security ngnlnst loss. Wo nro now locnted In tho building rormorly ooou. plod by tho First Nntlonni Hank. Attention Is directed to tho Q. A. R. conven tion, to bo hold In Washington, D. 0.. October tith to 11th, Inclusive, 1002. Wo can sell you a ticket nt ratos which mnko going to tho convention ohonpor than staying at homo, and wo make enough out or It so (hut wo are not "on tho county." Tickets Sold Only on September 29th and 30th. For particulars ns to ratos, nccom modntlons, stopovers, tlmo limit, etc., etc., cnll nn or address. II. H. THUMHUU., Commoiolnl Agent Illinois Central It. II., Hit Third Street, Portlnnd, Or gou. D'liMd, It's always a (piuMtlou with tho originators or fHidiloii for women whether to make the sleeves too tight or too loose. t- STREET Try Our New Coffee, MSB ""V" w" JBr Ri-ci: - Free Delivery -jp r' f M ?M' I I. iWJMmwaMcnifwiiiiiigg
