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BE SURE AND VISIT
PATTON'S BOOK STORE
YOU WILL FIND IT THE MOST COMPLETE AND BEST
ARRANGED RETAIL BOOK STORE IN THE STATE
VISITORS TO THE FAIR W ILL RECEIVE A CORDIAL
WELCOME. ALL BOOKS SOLD AT CUT PRICES
PATTON'S BOOK STORE
'Sunny Facd Sunny Face,
Wher e have you Been?'1
I've been to tho Darr Store to pick out a ring." This Is the an-) ;
ower many a sunny-facod girl would give in the course of a year. ! ',
Wo havo many rlnts for rain, but rings for ladlos are our especial
specialty. So many and so beautiful aro the onoa we show that we ; ;
think your only difficulty will bo in maklnc a choice from so yarlod !
an assortment We will cuarai too that you will And no fault with '
Fastest Race in the History of the!
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In U10 Greater Salem Stake for $2000
for 2:18 pacers, Chcstor Abbott won
tho first heat In 2.-10H, .tho fastost
raco over paced on tho Salem track,
and in tho socond heat ho bent his
own record by going tho mllo in 2:0Di4
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98 STATE STREET.
the prices. Wo hare Just received another new lot of beautiful lines. ; ;
Salem Turf
Be sure to see tho
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IBarr's Jewelrv Store!!
Corner State and- Liberty 8te.
Leadera In Low Prices.
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Shoes for Everybody at
Factory Sale of Shoes
Every Pair Must and Will be Sold
800 pairs of Indies' kid, patent leather, French hoel, worth $S for $2.15.
000 pairs of ladlos' patent kid, worth $3.50 for $1.85.
560 pairs of ladlos' patent loathor French heol ties, worth S3 for 11.95.
485 pairs of ladles' flno kid tics, worth $2.50 for 95c.
340 pairs of ladles' lino kid ties, worth $2.00 'for 75c.
900 pairs of men's patont leather, up-to-dato stylo, worth $3.50 for $1.85.
875 pairs of men's flno calf Bhocs, worth $2.50 for 95c.
700 pairs of boys' flno calf dress shoos, worth $1.75 for 85c.
250 pairs of misses' flno shoos, button or laco, worth $1.50 for C5c.
788 pairs of babies' flno shoes, bu tton or laco, worth 76c for 25c.
Remember we hare all sizes In these lines of goods, as lone as they
last.
At Factory Sale of Shoes
State & Commercial Sts. a:ggF'"d
GEORGE F. R0DGERS & CO.
Wholesale Paper Dealers
Wrapping paper, paper bacs, twine, printing papor, photographic mounts
fruit paper. Everything in the paper line at mill prices. u-
150 Court Street Salem, Oregon.
Tie Finest Collection of Trimmed Millinery
And ready to wear hata in tho city. See our exclusive line of white felt
street hats we are showlne. Thoy aro bocomlng and dressy. A big assort
ment of big values that will save you big money.
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Mrs. Hooker Mngr.
No. 317 Commercial Street.
The best that money
can buy. . . .
Puro and of the highest quality
is our Tom Howe whiskey.
For tho invalid, the convales
cent, the wook and dobllltatod
it will bo found the bost tonic,
and for grip and colds physi
cians will all rocommond it Our
stock of fine table wlnos, liquors,
brandloa, gins and cordials are
the best that is made.
218-322 I p DftftCDQ Wholesale and Retail
Commercial Street. J I 1UUHJ, Liquor Dealer
BRANT BROS.
Practical Printers. 193 Coni'l St.
Office Phone ItXalu 2953 Res idence, Black3565
THIS IS PORTLAND'S
BIG DAY AT THE FAIR
Two Thousand Visitors from the Metropolis
Are Here Special Features Mark the
.Event Special Premiums on Live Stock
Were Given
Pennsylvania Restaurant
205 Commercial street. Only place in the
city conducted by ladies. Kegular meals
at all hours.
Mrs. Jennie Hedrick, Proprietor
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F. E. SHAFER,
232 Commerciai:st,,
Near Bush's Bank.
Harness, Saddles, Nets
Whips, Robes, Etc., Etc.
Repairing a Specialty.
Salem, Oregon.
1klbarmaq
Will give a 50-cent bottle ofO. K. Pine and White Cherry Expec
torant, guaranteed to cure recent coughs and colds, hoaraness, tick
ling of the throat and bronchitis, and all lung affooUona, for 40 cents.
The bottle Is the largest and heat expeotorant on the maiUet For
sale by the .
0. K. Pharmacy.
O. O. COMFORT, FROF.
fcCC Commercial St. NEXT TO DAMON'S GROCERY Salem. Oreoa
A Cup of Hot Coffee.
Itoth & Grahor, U10 State-street gro
cory house, have a booth to tho left In
tho center of tho pavilion with pyra
mids of tho celebrated Red Ribbon
canned fruits and vegetables. Their
largo store down town la a vory busy
place, but tho fair stand Is also a cen
ter of attraction, especially for lovers
of good coffco, for this firm aro serv
ing tho Gregg Coffeo IIouso blend of
Mocha and Java coffco from St. Louis.
Miss Dolllo Pierce, of SLLouls.from tho
headquarters of tho firm, is demon
strator ,and sho makes a delightful
brow, and takes not a few orders for
dollvory about tho city. Sho Is n
young lady of pleasing mannors, and
takos great pains to Instruct ladles
Just how to got tho host rosults from
this brand. Tho coffeo is sorvod with
sugar and cream, and tho whole public
is Invltod to samplo.
An Elegant Booth.
Tho booth of tho Holvorson dry
goods houso showB tho latest tailor
makes for ladles, furs and flnorlcs for
tho fashionable dressers. Thoro aro
glass cases, and dames "a la modo"
standing In tho most fascinating and
realistic attitudes. To tho right of tho
pavilion as you ontor. .
Preferred Stock.
Fullor & Douglas, tho State-street
grocors, havo a flno pavilion attraction
of great interest to thoso who want
flno tilings for tho tahlo and who does
not? Thoro aro walls and columns of
proforred stock canned goods, vogo
tablcs and fruits, prosorves and syr
ups, pickles and relishes, and a young
lady who makes demonstrations of tho
practical dollclousuoss of all tho (lain
tlos shown, by allowing pcoplo to sam
plo tli em from elegant china with sil
ver spoons. Afternoon and ovonlng
rocoptlons aro given, and tho crowds
around tholr booth, to tho right of tho
contor of tho main auditorium, attests
tho success of their ontorprlso. For a
young firm Fullor & Douglas havo
built up a romarkablo trado In loss
than half a year, and aro fast making
Inroads on tho host Salem fancy gro
cory trado.
Fine Pear Exhibit.
Mr. Chas. Park, managor of tho
Wallace fruit farm, two mlloa wost of
Salem, has a display of 13 kinds of
pears, grown in Orogon with succoss,
In ono of our largest commorclal or
chards. Thoso samplos aro entored
for host display, regarding quality,
and comprlso tho Wlntor Nollls, D. S.
Fox, Buerro Rose, P. Darry, Fall But
tor, Doyonno, Bonno do Joraoy, Buerro
Clarlgauo, Souvenir do Congress, Bart
lott, Duchesso D'Angoulemo, Swan's
Orango, Buerro D'AnJou. Tho samplos
shown In this exhibit aro porfoct spec
imens of tholr kind, froo from all
blomlshcs, twig marks, or any traco of
diseases. Tho Wallace orchard, undor
Mr. Park's manngomont, is turning off
sorao largo fruit for shlpmont, and a
large pack is handlod by tho Salem
cannory.
Success of Push and Publicity,
Probably tho greatest success over
scored by any Arm in its socond year
has boon accomplished by F. A. Wig
gins, the agricultural implomont man,
of Salem. Ho haa tho larcost dlsnlav I
in two linos vehicles and farm ma- Oak track.
chlnery. In tho latter lino ho has tho
newest things In plows nnd soodors,
harvesters and hullors, separators and
onsllago cutters, all running In full
blast, elthor by steam or electricity,
besides wlnd-powor, which Wiggins se
cures through his well-worded "talk
ing" ndvortlsomonts in tho Salem
newspapers. Thero aro great crowds
at his new machinery hall, and tho ed
ucational value of such nn exhibit can
not bo overestimated. It Is good for
tho people and good for trado in all
lines to get now Ideas from a practical
observation with tholr own Ideas. Al
together thoro aro 14 mon omployod
showing up tho morlts of this oxhlblt,
nnd that Is not slow for a 1-year-old in
tho buslnoss. Whllo Mr. Wiggins hns
a lnrgo display at U10 stato fair his
placo of business down town on Lib
erty strcot has somo linos not horo
roprosontod such as hlcyclos.
The White Sewing Machine.
This standard clothing manufacturer
Is ono of tho dopnrtmonts In tho Wig
gins nmchlnory houso, and Is ropro
sontod at tho fair by a largo booth full
of maohlnoa and samples of work, In
tho oast wing of tho pavilion. II. S.
Smith, of Portland, Is in chargo of tho
oxhlblt, and demonstrates tho good
qualities of this sterling woman's
holpor, nnd thoy are many. All tho
attachments nnd supplies for thcao
machines aro shown, and, llko ovory
thing that Mr. Wiggins undertakes, his
sowing mnchlno stock Is up to dato.
and comprises tho Intost Inventions,!
and tho nowost stylos of onsos and cab
Inots. State Fair Notes.
Grnndma Taylor's groonhouso fur
nished tho hoautlful palms and ferns
to docorato tho stugo at tho pavilion
for tho bridal bowor. Mrs. Murphy and
her assistants In chargo of tho pavilion
worked for sovoral hours to build n
porfoct bowor of grconory, nnd bankod
It with cut flowora in front, nnd thon it
had to bo removed to mako room for
tho band, who Inslstod that U10 wholo
stago had to bo cloarod to mako room
for thorn, so that- llttlo remained of
Mrs. Tnylor's largo-hoartod klndnoss,
or tho Inhors of tho ladlos to mako tho
woddlng porfoctly hoautlful'.
Tho Ladlos' Guild, of tho Episcopal
church, havo a booth in tho oast wing
of tho auditorium, whoro thoy sorvo re
freshments. Tho Salem Indian school has a dis
play of toxtllo fabrics, carpets, rugs,
fancy work, Inlaid work, culinary pro
ducts, onions, harness, nnd othnr re
sults of tholr labors In teaching tho
Indian boys and girls tho arts of civil
ization. Honry, John and Adolph Far
roll are In charge.
Tno Balom Flouring Mills Co. and
tho Corvnllls mills havo stacks of
tholr product prepared for tho markot
on display at tho pavilion.
The X-Rny man wont out to Judge"
tho fine stock show, but soon quit. Ho
round ho know about as much about
cattlo as ho doos about mualc ho
knows a trombone player from a con
tralto singer. .
8alem Day Races.
In tho Orogon Stake, trotting dl-
vlHlon, for 2-yoar-olds, Holon Norto
mado a mllo In 2:2G, tho bost tlrao
over made In that class on tho Lono
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Track.
Oregon Stake, Trotting Division, for 2-year-olds.
Purso $900. Best 2
in 3.
Helen Norto won tho race. Tho
Jester second, with Bcssto Lovolaco
distanced. TImo 2:28.
Greater Salem Stake for $2000, for 2: 18
Paccra. Best 3 In 6.
Tho horses, owners and drivers
1 were: Fred Brookcr's b. g. Chostor
Abbott, (Brooker, driving); C. F. Lo
roux's b. g. Francisco (Loroux) j O. W.
William's b. g. Lo Rol (Llndsoy) ; Van
Do Vantor Stock Farm's ch. g. Harry
Hurst (Sawyor)j James Erwlu's h. m.
Olllo M. (Erwln) ; George Wright's b.
h. Daniel J. (Breozo); Sam Bower's
ch. g. Sam Bowors (Lanco); D. M.
Shanks' b. g. Adlrnont (Grlffln) ; W. E.
Stone's b. g. Hebo (Edwards); F. E.
Soldon's b. g. Orvlllo (Zlbbol).
I In tho first heat Chcstor Abbott
swept undor tho wlro In 2;10U, amid
tho cheers of 12,000 admirers, with Lo
Rol second; Olllo M. third; Francisco,
fourth; Hebo, fifth, Danlol J., sixth;
Orvlllo, soventh; Sam Dowers, eighth;
Harry Hurst, ninth; Adlrnont, dis
tanced. Tlmo by quarters, 31, 1:04,
1:37, 2:10 tf. To tho great dollght of
tho audtonco tho anouncoment was
mado from tho Judges' stand, "this Is
tho fastest heat over paced on Lono
1 Oak track in a raco." Thus tho fourth
track record wob brokon, and a now
record established.
On tho second heat Chostor Abbott
won, with Sam Bowors socond; Lo
Rol, Uilrd; Hebo, fourth; Francisco,
fifth; Orvlllo, sixth; Danlol J sov
nth; Harry Hurst, eighth; Olllo M.,
ninth, Tlmo by quartors, 31, 1:03,
1:37, 2:09.
In tho third heat Sam Bowors, a
bunch grass pacer, drew up botwoon
tho wlnnor of tho drat two honts and
tho polo, and within 100 yards of tho
wlro Bowors headed Chostor Abbott,
nnd passed undor tho wlro, a wlnnor In
2:11, with Chostor Abbott second; He
bo, third; Lo Rol, fourth; Daniel J
fifth; Francisco, sixth; Orvlllo, bov
on tli ; Olllo M., eighth; Harry Hurst,
ninth. Tlmo by quartors, 32tf . 1:01,
1:37, 2:11. Immediately aftor tho
conclusion of tho heat, Olllo M. and
Orvlllo withdrew from tho contest.
Tho fourth was an easy ono around
tho back stretch, nnd until tho throo
quartors post was reached, when Chos
tor Abbott dropped bnck, and Sam
Bowors took socond placo, rushing to
first on tho stretch, nnd passing under
tho wlro in 2:124, with Lo Rol soc
ond, Chostor Abbott, third; Harry
Hurst, fourth; Hebo, fifth; Danlol J
sixth, and Francisco, soventh. Tlmo
by quartors, 32, 1:04, 1:38,
2:12Vi.
On tho fifth hent Bowors won in
2:10, with Chostor Abbott second.
Tlmo by quartors, 37, 1:11, 1:43,
2:10. Tho raco was won by Sam Bow
ors with Chostor Abbott winning sec
ond money, Lo Rol third and Hebo,
fourth.
Salem Derby Handicap, for 3-year-olds
and Upwards, Purse $1000. V4
Miles.
Tho b. g. Ulm, (I'owoll In tho sad
dlo); Holcom & McKInnlt's ch. m.
Irato (Donovan) ; E. M. O'Brien's b. f.
Doroon (Porotto); E. M. O'Brlon'a b.
h, Marengo (Lowls); W. C. Marshall's
b. g. Bornadlllo (McDonald); S. J,
Jones' ch. h. Rim rock (Duggnn); II.
II. Holman'a b. g. Volos (Archibald).
Marengo first, with Irato, Bornndlllo,
Doroon, Ulm, Volos and Rlmrook fol
lowing In tho order namod. Tlmo
2:08.
A Special Running Race.
A apodal running raco, 4 furlongs,
brought out olght splendid young
horsos. Adnoor passing undor tho wlro
first, with Dlcon socond and Rattlor
third. Tlmo 55.
Running, Mile for 2-year-olds, Purse
$150.
Tho last ovont of tho afternoon was
tho mllo running raco for 2-yonr-
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WATCHMAKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
8 8 State Street. Next door to Bush's Baak
PHOTO STUDIO
Flrat-olaso work In every re spect. Family groups a specialty. We
make Platinums and Carbons. Our aim Is to please.
Oyer New York Racket Store,
Team Harness, Buggy Harness, Blankets, etc,
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AT THE SIGN OF
THE WHITE HORSE
IN THE WINDOW.
S E. s. Lamport, SMS
Fitts & Doty
13D Court Street.
Phone 1021
Poultry and Fish Market
Frosh and Salt Water Fish, Clams, Oysters, Grabs, Etc.
Highest Price Paid for Poultry and Eggs
oinff Going-Ranidlv
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The closing sale at Friedman's at public and private sales,
and still the goods are being olaughtored. Overcoats worth $10
sold as low as $4.00. Table cloths worth BOo per yard sold at -13c.
60c pooket knives sold, for 6c. Dress goods and notions
went In the same pronortion, .yet the sale will continue during.
the whole month at V '
307 Commercial St.
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Visitors to the
State Fair Welcome
Headquarters
For Cloaks, Suits
and Millinery.
From lark nf snar wa jirA ntiahln n
mention the hundreds of startling values
we have to offer, but we most cordially
invite you to come and see for yourself.
The Leader
271 Commercurst. Mrs. M Erazer. Proprietor.
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Do all kinds of Bicycle repairing,
Repair all makes of Bicycles,
Fit all makes of Bicycle (ires,
OUR MOTTO: Best Workmanship and Prompt Delivery.
We have a full line oi the
celebrated Keen Kutter
Pocket Knives srsd Razors,
A full line of all kinds of
Sundries, Lamps, Tires,
Cements, Oils. Pedals, Etc,
A few snaps In Second-hand Bicycles-cheap-
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank.
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