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PRAISED
FOR KINDNESS TO
HORSES
From tlio Capital City one can
drlvo In jnany directions, nnd not And
a public watering trough Tor hornet
In a distance of 25 mllcn. This In
rcmarkahlo when It Is remembered
linw mnrtv onrtfMrn lliftrn nvn rnfirt'nt
and how mnny'farmor have rt.hn'ng .ft!"
fhnuaatada of nriK)M at& animal In
the eoVrse. of r yearls 44l?.'li.' af
fording them a handy Mftee t wafer
when traveling along thj "jjarhis
roadi
Market reports
SAN FHANGISCO MARKET!.
(United Treis Lensed Wire it,
San Francisco, Sept. 2. Wheat,
No. 1 California cIud, per, cental.
$1.07 01.70; California Vhltp
Austrllnn, $1.75 $180 northern
btuestem, $1.72 1.S0; northern
club, $1.67 M ; Inforlor grndeB of
wheat $1.CO01.CO; red $1,050
172.
Barley Feed barley; $1,30 0
1.35; common to fair. $1.2501.30;
browing nt San Francisco nominal at
$1.4501.55; Chovflllor, $1,500
1 00, according to Quality.
Eggs For dozen, California fresh,
MISS JIAYMK R. BMITIMIt Kiuit
Moundfn.,Coluinbu,Ohlo, writes!
"Have usott Peru for catarrh and
)iy forer. The results being remark
ahle, I can highly recommend it to all
who are Buffering with the above ills
ea8, I am happy to bo able td say It
hax liAlped me wonderfully."
What Is known as liny fever Is In
reality endomlo catarrh, a catarrhal
condition of the, nose, (throt, nome
times the bronchial tube, Inciueed by
ome local IrrltAat. ,
The IrrjUMon I generally due to vege
tal emanations 6f seino sort Ilay has
been auettetsted a Iwlng the nauto of
this malady, henco IU namo, hay fever.
It has been attributed to rap weed and
ther vegotntlou also. It la a Yory
eaprlcloHfl dUoane, coining and going,
A medicine that will liolpono case may
not help aitothpr. Such troatmont has
always Wh very uncertain aail utuat
tefactory.
' Ferstis helps some oases without a
doubt, although it is Mot cUltnod lo be
a lafalllbhs remedy for saeh caaea.
Mfan--l!n the Ideal Laxative.
NO FLATF0CT 'foPH"
POIl'flAN 1WANGIHGO
i'.f (rJmfH l-NM-Wsed wife.)
Nan Franclseo, Sept.. 2 If a man
has Hot a nicely arched Instep, ho
ed et aply for" appointment an ft
poJIeMMH In San .Francisco This 1.1
the edict that ha disappointed many
'aapiraats for ttH force who are now
under going examination for their
Sine to Join the- ("city's finest"
Qua thousand candidates hate np
1)114 for places and a corps of doc
tors Is working over them to put
, tfc.eae men through their paces,
The physical requirements are Ink
it directly froni tlpe of the U. 9.
army and the slightest defect In man
ly. Wpiwrtlona Is suWclent to disbar
a candidal,). One of tho tests re
quires, the men to stand upon a glaat
pinto undor which a mirror la so ar
ranged that the bottoms of his feet
are revealed.
wnttjr on their places,
It Is not creditable for tho rcctlon
through whleli sucll rondu run that
no ono hnn onoqgh ,i;ublc splrlWnnd
huninnlty to put no nnd mnlntnlh n
watering place for honoa nnd'logs
and people. For Instance, wheiV Inst
driving over tho road, wo could not
find a placo to wntor horse between
Salem nnd Sheridan.
So It Is a pjeastiro to Hear of a
pulitlo spirited man In Portland who
has restored n watering trough that
was torn dtit by county officials, and
any such mnn Is on(IUod to fnvOrablp
mention in tho pro's, Such a. man
la ontltlcil to tho good will and
thnnks of all who drive tho road, as
well a of lovers of horses' the state
over,
Dr. Andrew C. Smith of Portland
has recently rebuilt tfo eclobrajed
Ilnrncn road wntorlng trough f'rtnd
tho fnrmors of Washington county,
those going to nnd from Cedar Mills
arid Mt, Calvary cotnotory nnd jail
others who hnvo traveler this jipr
onghfaro ind used tJio-Xlraughfor
many years (o wnlcr their 'horscjljaro
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W. Smith repaired tho plpo wlch
loads from n spr,ngMon, hH.plkco,
Tally Vllln.'rfnd has ma'd'e othor 'lm
proTcments to tho 'trough ahd its
BurroMftdlngw.' An entirely now
trough was put In. Several men we're
at work an the. Job several days. te,
Smith made all tho nrrangombntn
for tho,vrealrs, pcrsonally'Bt( llat
everything was properly d,one and
then ho paid money out Of hls.owrl
pocket for the work.
Several mouths ago the county,
commissioners started to mako cer
tain Improvements to the old trough
which had dono iwrvjcft for 'many
years. For reasons of his own Dr.
Smith objected to tho actions of tho
commissioners,
Hut now tho trough tins been put
In bettor condition than It over wao
beforo and Dr. Smith himself Id re
sponsible for tho Ipiprovomcnt.
Tho new trough will accommodate
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that shudti that crnck arc really unnecessary,
I! a silk waist cracks you know the silk Is
HdCWaRr, Ypn.rcmetn,t)rithe make nnd avoid it.
Poor silk cracks because it is "loaded" with sine.
Ojmqu kdcsornck because they ar uioded" with
chalk. Tiny are made of a flimsy material, starchcd,r
itlff with chalk to make them keep out the light nnd to
hung fttralght.
BRENLIN, the pew window shade material, is
Kronif, closely woven, without rilling pf any kind. It
ha a natural body which makes it hang straight and
smooth. It won't crack, won't sag, won't fade.
BRENL1N is only one of the new things we have
frttcn thlf" spring for progressive home-makers, Mf
jvu tm uuericu in iresnemng up your nome a bit.
Our star wii! t ftrikutarfy htlpfuh '
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ZiViV seconds, 26 r En-Hern select
ed 22c; Eastern firsts 25c; Eastern
seconds, 23c; thirds, 21c; storage,
29c.
Butter Per i pound, California
frch, extras, 25c firsts, 23c;
aeuinds, .22c; thirds, 20c; packing
N'o. I, 20 Wc; do No. 2, 19c. (;
Now cheese Per pound, Callfor
nln flats, fancy, 10 &c; firsts, 10c:
seconds, 9c California Young
Amorlca, fancy, 12 c"; flrits, 12c:
Eastern Oregon, fancy, 13c; do.
Young America, fancy, 14 c.
P.otnoes Per cental, lilver whites
(sacks), fancy, 75 000c;. poor,
05 075c; Salinas Durhanka, $1.3
01,00; early rose, 76 085c; nwoe't
potatoes, 1 02c.
Onions Per sack .yellow, 55 0
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Oranges Por box, Valencia
$2.0003.50. r
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SEPT. M-It
Salem, Ore.
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EXCURSION TRAINS
and Special Kates
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Sakm, Ore,
OREGON STATE FAIR AND
EXPOSITION FOR 1908
The LARGEST and BEST PACIFIC COAST FAI
CHILDKEX
Monday, 14tli,
KESEHVED BOXES CAS E HAD lit AI'
VANCE FOlt THE RACES
'CHILDREN
Snturdny, lQUt I
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Greatest Exnlblt nt nnyCtpa3t Fair. ,; '
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Chicago, Sept. 2. Roooplts, hoga,
22,000; cattlo, 22,000; eheep, 28,
000. Hogs opened nt yesterday's
close. Left' over yestorday 6o
Recoplts year ago, 25,000. Mixed,
0.2007.00; heavy, 0.0507.00;
rough, 0,20 00.50; light, 0.25090.
Cattle nnd sheep, 10 cents lower.
Chcago, SopU 2,-niDcc. wheat
oponcd today at 82; highest, 9814!
lowest, 00; closed, 97tt. '
Dec. cor opened at 80j highest,
80; lowest, 78; closed, 78
Dec.oa.tB opened at 40; highest,
60 V4; lowest, 494; closed, 50..
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Kansas, City, Mo.', Seit..2.-Ro-cclpts,
hogs, 0000; cattlo, 10,000;.
sheep, 6000.' - ' '
Omaha, Neb:, Sept. 2. Recepta
hogs, 7000; cattle, 8000; sheep, 25,-000.
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BAriKMvMARKET
Local Wliblenalo Market.
Eggs 25c. ,
Ruttor CTenmory 3 1 V4 c.
Cows -$3 03.50.
Hens lie; young chloksnB,
Local wheat 85c,
OatB 30 0 37c.
Rnrloy $22.50.
I'lpur Hard wheat, $4.8006.00;
valley, $4.25,
Hay Cheat, $10; clover, $9 por
ton; timothy, $11012,
Onions i$l. 25 cwt.
Hops 1907 crop, 600c,
Cnwcara Bark 2h03c
. Mohnlr 18c.
Retail Market.
Onto $1.45.
Wheat I1.0B,
Eggs 22 c.
Uuttcr Country, 30c; creamery
35c.
Klour Valley, $1,35 0 $1.25
sack; hard wheat, $1.40 01.45.
11 ran 90o por snek; $30.00
ton; shorts, $1.30 per sack.
Uutitoek.
Hogs Fat, $0.25. n
Stock hogs $4.50.
Bteors 3 He.
Veal 5 7c
Tropical Fruit.
nanaaas $0,60.
Oraugcs $4.26.
Lemoni $5 00.
lrtiaml Market,
Poultry Hens, l2o? ducks, 12 0
14c; pigeons, old, $1. per dozen.
Mlllstuff nran, $20.
Flour Valley, $1.20 per tack;
hard wheat, $1.45.
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FIVE ARE "
DROWNED
ON SLOOP
Walks and -groundB tho fllncst.
Freo camping for thousand?,
Agricultural college to hold meetings.
Races six days; 'commence Monday.
Freo evening entertainments
McElroy's Bnnd and OrclTes'trJ. j
Prominent men will speak." 'V v
Fancy stock shown dally, v
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Complete Program for Six Days-Two Gregt Shows Dajf
and Night-Something Doing Every ttoiijr i
One Hundred Thousand Oregon People Attend the Fatf
and are Better Tor it. :x
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A WEEK OP PROFIT POR YOU! ENJOYMENT POR TfifeVAMILY!
SUMMER SCHOOL POR ALL! . '
Low Rates
Salem, Oregon
Sept: 14-1 9
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Low Rates ;
Salerri, Oregon
Sept 14-19
VETERANS
Jjfejtlnu cdjt r pJFjago
who1, In his speech accepting the
nomination himself Called attention
to the1 fact that ho lacked tho usual
qualification of presidential aspir
ants Ih'Al of having faced death on
tho field of battle was lustily cheer
6d by tho grizzled soldiers of battle
as, they passed beforo hlin.t If tho
membors of tho Grand Army think
the less of Taft for not having been
a soldlor, they did not show It today.
Old Soldiers in Lhnj '
Tho great parado was a proud and
pathetic sight. Tho Jull tldo of pa
triotism 'that Bwolled. In tho crowd
nnd tho Wro of'horlwn thnt flamed up
In the hearts of tho spectators,
aroused great'onthuslasm, but tho
Biulne'flB of tho spectacle has an equal
ly deep effect. Tho realization that
thin comparatively small body of
mon Is nil thnt l left of tho vast
army of which It was a part and' the
fact that many of these will bo gon?
b'oforo another oncnmpn;cnt, nppnr-
ently Impressed everyone.
Tho old bullet-torn nnd tmoko
blnckcncd bnnncrs; the ragged uni
forms, snved carpfully for moro than
40 years to recall tho service they
have- soen; thiTsturdy old boy with
an empty coat sleeve thrudgtng sldo
by sldo with tho gay old veteran
who U "stumping. It" qn a wooden
Icgf-xtho tottering old fellow who
will march this last march it be
hdrop8 dead on tho, way, and would
ask nothing better than to dlo In thfc
ranks-r-all those , tempered tho en
thUBlnsin of tho crowd, but tho cheer
Ing and applauso was not decreased.
, Thla evening there will bo a great
electrical displny extending for four
lines along tho Maumeo river and
thoro will bo mnny cntortalnmont
for tho voternns. Tho bufalness ses
sion of tho organization begins tomorrow.
Miss Mnrlo Honlg, n Eugene girl
19 yenrs of age, was yesterday mis
taken for a Portland shop-llftor and
kidnaped nnd ttikcri to tho metropolis
by detectives, where tho error was
discovered.
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Difer Island, Ma., 8ept. 2. Search
ing partlc aro 4ralng Penobscot
hay today la an emj to recover tho
bodies of Ave pens who went
down when seven we're drowned
through tho capsUlag of a sloop lu
command of Captain Haskell yester
day. Two of the doad aad three sur
vlvora wert tk aahore last oven
lag by mcurers. There seomt to be
llttla hofte of recoverlag the bodies
m tUy prohably have bea carried
Hay hy th tide. It ta poMible
to reach the bottoaa with cranBltBt
flhks aehr the place wkre the iloop
immk Wf Uffek is Ully
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Ing liouWld
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NEWS
three Bailors board
Astoria haro bs
threatened wjtlujlpath unle ltj
produce, $6QQ for the "Black H&ad."
A commlttecr. from North Bead til
Marahfleld will meet Harrlsua.ul
attempt to secure: & lino from Dftlo.
Harrlman will visit Mod ford ssd AM
bany on his way, north to 8alem.
Walter Johnson, admltted.kfl
of Elmer Perdue, whllo the latter
was accompanying him on a lul
seoklng tour, soys ho Is confident kit
victim enmo from Sparta, K. C.
ThQ Oregon Electric track to Hllh-I
boro will bo. completed Friday.
A steamer piles thq Yamhill jlitf
botweon' McMlnnvlllo and. PprtUti
threo times woekly. This j the trtt
resumption of trafllc on the YamlGl
after a gap of five years.
Tho mayor and council of Portias,
aro planning a second pipe Hm f
bring Dull Rtm water Into the city
o
Secrotnry Straus has npprotfd tit
action of tho immigration offlciau
refusing to allow Mormon immi
grants to ontor tho U. S.
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For Men and Youug Mien PHc i
$10 to $35
Salem Woolen Milt Store
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