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DAILY CAPITA MCUSfrli, SAI.HU, ORrt;?y. MTUlteAY,: gHPTlBWHMl 19, 19m. f f W Vernon's ffllUMS GIVEN ON HORSES lT THE OREGON STATE FAIK kbrcd, Standnrtl, Morgan rlwniplons. x.a stallion, three nnd Tb. lloltgrlevc'8 Phaon. Mot 1 Portland. Stanaara. im"' r,"B,cker's Zo-bK ,. ,. nmninio" '-" Saadard bred-A. W. ,ycKlnney. rriioroupHDrn". f Awards.) etilllons-Four years and ever: A Lcriove's Phaon, Portland, B. '" " i.l,- Tnln Ttl. . second; B. J. Barley's rC,B. The Dalle?, third. r-Four years old nnd over: - . MtLMghlln'B Mlsly'a Pride, i C B. Holtgrieves uuiun, n.- 0ne year old-C. a. moil 'i Anna Phaon. standard 11 rod. rDlon, four and over G. J. rttr'i Zombro, Los Angoies, iirin., P porter's Zabona, Vancouver, t,iMond; Geo. A. Koncy b uo- u,tr. Walla waun, iniru. !Wjer.old James Eldson's Loat UJ, Sllrerton, first; J. u. uoruuii I goa'i Sovran, Dundee, uecond. weir-old P W. Brook's uyp-jy Prilnd. first: J. D. Gordon & ti'iHIlb Hoo, second; 8am E1- efi'i Jn Jacques, Astoria, tnir.i. HfifKjld Earl Raco'8 Water 1,1;. Silem, first; J. R. Dlmlc 9 tjifilotk, Hubbard, seconii; Mnr tofttum's Bailey S. Wave, Salem, f$l Under one year Prank E. iij'r Roieburg Doy, RoBOburg, k Alley's Umpqtia Chief, second ; JSj'i Count Bonl, third. Jfcrcs and FJlllw. Hint, four years old Prank E. ity'i Mabel Wynn, first; John A. fcr!'i"A. R. E.," Shcdd, second; ttLarabio's Alamo, Portland, rl. Three-year-olds Frank E. bf Bertlo 0., first. Two-yenr- -A. W. Vernon's Lou McKln- !, Independence, first; Henry H. toiett'i Marie, Portland, socond; h:k E. Alley's Mario Dillon, third. Ca-rttr-old Frank E. Alley's njHii Wynn, second. PJUes under ono yoar J. W. hta'i Hal D Alrllo, first; Frnnk I kWty't Dtolnta, second. Bt four colts pot of ono alro fcuk E. Alley's Maud Gronenr, fcrtle 0 t'mnnun Chief. Sitka. tit J W Brown's HopH, Zobonu, "stiDare fno namo), socond. Bat two colts, nroduco of ono a-El Race's Allco Mny Norto w Water Baby, Art; Frank E. Al kfi Boniday nnd Count Ronl, boo- ond. Frapk E. Alloy's Dlabolla C. and Roseburg Boy, third. Best stallion, two years and. under Frnnk E. Alloy3 Roseburg Boy. Best mare, three yars and over F. X. Laddable'a Mabley Wyn, Port land, Llngton Ganyinede, Loa Ange-! ic3, imru. rnree years oiu William T. Mlddleton's Sky Rocket, Salem, third. Best get of . ono 8lre( French! Coach) Clayton Howell, Browns ville, second. Morgans. Grand champion, any stallion W. G. Eaton's NowBboy, (Awards.) Stnlllons, four years and over W. G. Eaton's Nowsboy, Portlnnd, first; Eaton's Lambert Boy, second. Threo yearB old J. W. Brown's Rat tle Wings, first. Two years old Wm. J. Ball's Old Glory, Salem, first. Colt, under ono year J. W Brown's Golden Seal, Becond. Be3t four colts, jjet of ono sire J W. Brown's Echo, Black Egypt, Lambert Jr., Nowsboy, second. Best two colts, produce ' of one mare J. W. Brown's Echo, Black Egypt. German Conch. Grand champions Best Btallion, nny nge A.' C. Ruby's Bonfire. (Awards.) Stallion, four years anu" over J. M. Nichols' WilUcTt, Junction City, first; II. West's Lufcns Pearl, second; Boedlghelmer & Ynnnko'a WInBor, Salem, third. Three years old A. C. Ruby's Stolnert, Port land, flrBt; Ruby's Brlgnnt, second; Ruby's Pirns,' third. French Couch, Hackneys iiml Cleve land Buy. Stallion, four nnd over Ed. Pon hnm's EH Sir Garnet, Tumor, first; Albany Hackney Co.'s Putney Pros pect, Albnny, second; William Mc Klo's Bhld. Pccvlierons. Sweepstakes stallion J. W. Ira nian's Chief, flrBt; John S. Murphv'fl Wellington, pecond. Mnre Boedle holmcr & Ynnnko's Isnbolln. Grand champion stnlllon A. C. Ruby's Potncho. Mnre A. C. Ruby's Rosette. Champion stallion, four years nr over A. C. Ruby's Totacho. Two years nnd fundor Ruby's Chief. Mures Threo yearB nnd ovor Ru by's, Rosotto. Two years and under Ruby's Gnmlno, (Awnrda.) Stallion, four nnd ovor Fawcett & Iroland's Potncho, CorvnlllB, first; Dayton Horso Co.'b. Orllllon, Dayton, second. A. C. Ruby's Equatour, third. Threo years old A. C. Ru by's Luther, first; John S. Murphy'B Wellington, Corvnllls, second; Ru by's Digestif, third. Two years old II. C. Constances' Podro, Indepen dence, first; Ruby's Godlltol, second; Ruby's Grn'lnnllto, third. Ono yonr old J. W. Inmnn's Chief, Albany, first; Mrs. D. F. Burgo's Solgbort, Turner, Rccond; Spires Brilliant, third. Colt, under ono year J. W. In'man'B Chief, Marcs and Fillies, four years and ovor-T-Boorlghelmor & Ynnnko'B Ro sotto, Salem, first; J. M. McFaddon's Modoc Mnld II, Corvnllls, second; B. & Y.'s Crosottn, third. Threo yertrs old A. C. Ruby's Paulino, first; W- m IP 'LJBHBvHHHiHVHPaHiviBilHKSlBf Ob Vflln DAftnnill T MnniiM Kl Pf -'3 u'i uuuj- a uanune, mai. uu dor one year B. & Y'a Isabbela Best four colts, got of one sire A C. Ruby, first; Boerlghelmor & Yannke, second. Bert two animals, produce 'of ono mare II. C. Constance, Awt; A. C. Ruby, 'second. BelylaiiH. . .. i Sweepstakes, stallion J. C. Ru-! by's Fortln. (Awards.) Stallions, four and ovor James Eldson's Fortln, Sllverton, first; A. L. Thoma-' Admiral de Houtaln, Stnyton, -econd; A. C. Ruby'B Flour d'Aval, third. Threo years old H. C. Campbell's Zlphlrlm, Portland, first; A. C. Ruby's Marz, second; A. C. Ruby's Mentor, third. Two' years old A. C. Ruby's GaBton, first Colt, under one year H. C. Campbell's Easter, fint. Mares and FiUle-', four years and qveri H. . C. Campbell's Joann, first; Campbell's Melbn, second.' Un der one yea' Campbell's Black Beauty. Best four colts, get of ono sire James Eldscn, Sllverton. ClyrteMlnles. Grand champion stnlllon D. M. Dryden's Dupont. Sweepstakes Dupont. Mnre Gordon &. SomV Alpine Hose Sweepstakes Alpine Rose. . Chnmiilons stnlllon, three anl over Dryden's Dupont. Two years old W. D. Clnu'gett'B Oregon Stnmp. Marc-, three years and ovor Gor don & SonV Alpine Rose. Two nnd under John Painter's Margaret. Clydesdales. (Awards.) Stnlllon, four years and over J. n. Gordon ft Sons' Royal McQueen, first; A. L. Jones' Lydo Stamp, 5oc- r.nd; John Painter's Preacher, third. Three years o'd D. M. Dryden's Du- loht, Woodburn, firi Ono yonr old W. I). Clapgott's Oregon. Stamp. Rnlem, flr't: J. D. Gordon & Son's McQueen's Pride, second. Colt un der ono yonr John Painter's Toron to. flrM: J. D. Gordon ft Son'n Pride of the Glon, second; Gordon ft Son's McQueon'B Heir, third. Mares and Fillies, four years nnd over J. D. Gordon ft Son'B Alplno Rose, first; John Painter's CoBmo, Bocpnd; W. I. Cochran's Blanco, Brownnvlllo, third. Three years old L. P. Lnrdon'a oBtsoy, Salem, first: J. D. Gordon ft Son's Orogon Snlly, Becond; Felix Comcggs' Vlc .toria, Amity, Or. third. Two years old John Painter's Lucia, first; Fo llx Comogys' Lottlo, second. Ono year old John Painter's Margaret, first; J. D. Goi-don ft 8on'B Glen Gordon Mnld. eoond. Filly, undor ono ynr J. D. Gordon ft Sons' Bnbj, first; W. P. Claggett'B May C, sec ond; L. P. Lnrdon'B La Bolle, third. KiirIIsIi Rhlren. SweoptnkOB Stallion Salem Shlro Co.'b A'blon. Grnnd champion Gordon & Sons' Bonnoy Mnld. Champion StnllionA. C. Ruby'i Albion. (Awnrda.) Stall'on, four nnd ovor Salem Shlro Co.'b Albion, first; Nnsh nnd Follls' Buckondon Puck, Stnyton, second. Threo yenrs old J. W. Brown's March Lad, second; A. C RMby's Match Bon Bolt, third. Two yenrs old A. C. Ruby's Bllllngsford Slnshor, second. Mnroa nnd Fillies Gordon ft Sons' Bonney Mnld, first. Threo years old J. W. Brown's Lilac, first. CATTLE PREMIUMS AWARDED ;AT OREGON STATE FAIR Jorsoyg, Grnnd Champion Bull H. West's King's Valet. Cow C. E. Clove- land's Mndilena May. Champion Bull H. West's King'.: ftoKInd Yor ETftvo Always Bought, and -wliicli has l)eea - uo ior ever oU years, has porno tno sigTiacuro or nud has bconninuoiinucr ins por- A ,jn J J J ri '-- . sonal saponlalon slnco its Infancy. --iSJAf m. .1 t ...I.. Jl.lu -- wuuiiTi Nis, ximuiuons Rnu."just-as-om.-- mu uuu PrlmeiitH tliat trillo with and endanger tho health of "tfants and CUildrenExperlenco against Experhuent, What is CASTORIA - Cwtoria I n Jiarmless enhstituto for Castor Oil, Pare. rtc. Dy,, s ftnd soothtajf Syrups. It U Pleasant. It alm lir.tlu-r Opium, Morphlae nor oUasr Narcotic MBUnec Us ago Is IU guaraatee. It de&troys Wornw JJJ aUajrt Fevorlshncss. It enroa Dlarrhooa and Wind wilr, t. re. loves Teetliiny Troubles, cures Constipation JJ Tahil -iiM, it atwimllates tha Food, rcfpuhitea tho "arliuiu I;owels, giving' healthy and natural sleep. w vdfu'a I'anucea The 3Hothr'ii Prlcud. UIRB CASTORIA ALWAYS Be' h Sinatma of tTijyyAA MWYiHi Me Always BogM n Usa For Over 30 Year ? oimiif, w tHNuwur umwf, .) nonfni'RH Oinnot no Cured by locnl npnllcatlons, aa they cannot "ppch tho dlsoased portion of the enr. Th re b only ono wny to cure den'nea", and tib Is by constitutional remedies, nenfnesa Is caued by an nflamed condition of tho mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tubo. When this tubo is Inflamed you havo n rumbling pound or Imporfect hear ing, arid when It Is ontlroly closed. Deafness is tho remit, and unloss tho Inflammation can bo taken out and this tubo restored to Its normal con dlt'on, hearing will bo destroyed for-ove-: nine cases out of ten aro cnused by Catarrh, which Ib nothing but an Inflnmed condition of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will glvp Ohe Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by Hall'a Catarrh Cure. Send for cir cular: free. F. J. CHENEY & CO , Toledo, O. Sold by druggists. 75e. Tako Hall's Family Pl.li for con stipation ... . o "Wo reason from our heads, act from our hearts." Hubbard. If truo there must bo many puinpkln heads and stony hearts. A BurBt Child, dreads the fine. The dread Is whole some, but not the burn: that can be healed and Instantly relieved by ap slylng Ballard'a Snow Liniment Be prepared for accidents by keeping a Dome aiwnjs iu iuOU. "v.17. sprains, bruises, cnta, scalds, rheu matism, neuralgia, bunions jny and all aches and pains. Price 25c, 60c nd $1.00. Sold by all dealer. -i Vnlet. Junior Bull Gibson & Mc- Intyre'B Brown Lassio'B Guonon Lad. Champion Senior Co'w C. E Cleveland's Madllcna May. Junior heifer H. West's Sndlo of S. B. tAwarus.) Bulla three years .and ovor H . West's King's Vnlet, Scnpposo, first; H. West's Gentle Lad, second; W. O. Morrow's An)es Chlof, Rlcktonll,' ithlrd. Two and undor throe D. II. Loonoy's Scnpposo Lad, Salem, flrBt. Senior yearlings Gibson & Mclntyro'a Crown Lassie Guponon ind, Snlern, first; A. F. Domes' Itoso Marigold's Challenger, McCoy, sec ond. Junior yearlings D. H. Loon oy'B Golden Hero, first; A. F. Ddno'B Lorctta D'b Cloverdale King. Sonlor calf II. West'B Smlnont 24th, flrat; D. II. Loonoy's Tina's Inda, Becond; H. West's I. 0. Lnd, third. Junior cnlf II. West's Lad's Ladle, first; D. II. Loonoy's Rioters' Pot Regis, second; W. J. Domo'B Pacific Poarla Lnndsccr, third. Cows, threo yenra nnd ovor C. E. Cleveland, Jr.'s Mndilena Mny, Grcshnm first; D. 11. Loonoy's Zam olca J. E. Rlotor, scond; II. Woat'o Mnzie of S. B. Holfrs, two years and undor threo D. II. Loonoy's Golden Gnzolh, first; II. West's Josslo Fox, second; II. West's Lady of S. B third. Heifers, Bonlor yearlings H.WOBt'c Sultana Norn, firBt; II. West's Gold en Biddy, Bocond; D. H. Loonoy'B Golden Zolln, third. Junior year lings II. West's Sadlo of S. B. first; D. II. Loonoy's Muriel of India, Becond; A. F. Domo'B Pacific ToarlB Prldo, third. Senior calf D. II. Loonoy'B Znmoola, flrat; Loonoy's Lady K., socond; H. West's Ferns Lady Bug, third. Jninlor cnlf D. H. Loonpy's Znmolea S. L., first; Loonoy's Mauchosin, Becond; A. F. Domo'B Clovordnlo'H BIosHom, third. Bob herd aged D. II. Loonoy, first; II. West, second nnd third. Young D. H. Loonoy, flrnt; II. West second nnd third;. Herd, cnlf D. H. Ioonoy, first; II. West, second. Bost four nnlmnls, got of ono Biro D. II. Loonoy, flrst nnd third; II. West, Becond. Bost two nnlmiils, pro dnco of ono cow D. H. Loonoy, flnt; II. West, Bocond nnd third. Polled ,Torhy. Bull Grant Mnnn'a Orogon uke, Cornollun, flrnt. ' Heifer Ornnt Mnnn'a Oregon Duchess, socond. Fnfc CVittlo (Grndcs or Cross). Frank Brown's Dijncan (grado steer), Carlton, flrBt. Milch cows (any.) Hazolwood Farm, Spokano, flrst. ltM PollMl. Grnnd Champion Bull 0. A Drnpor'8 Bryan. Champion Bull Junior E. A. Hlnklo's Salem, Roseburg. Chnmplon cow L. K. Cogswell' Swoot Roso, Chehalls, Wnsh. Champion holfers George 'M. La zello's Orvotta, Orogon City. Bost herd, aged a. A. Drapor, first; V. II. Porter, second; L. K Cogswell, third. Young F. II. Po. tor, flrt: O. A. Draper, scond; Geo. M. Lazelle, third. Calf G. A. Drapor, first; F. H. Porter, second; L. K. Cogswell, third. Best four animals, get of ono slro F. H. Porter, first; 0. A. Drnper. second; E. A. Honko, third. Beat two animals, produce of ono cow E. A. Henklo, first; F. II. Por ter, second; Geo. M. "LarcUo, thlrJ. Pvon, Geo. F. Blmeral. Macleay Bulls: 1st on Red Cloud, 3 years old an. I ovor; 1st on Oregon Boy, Junior yearllng;3d on Red Chlof. Junior calf; 1st on ned Goods, sonlor Cows 1st on Rana, 3 years and over; 2d on Mldg&t, 3 years old and over; 2d on Lady Portland, 2 years old; 1st on The Beat, 2 year old; lt on Junior calf; senior champion bull. Red Cloud, Junior champion, Ore gon Boy; senior champion cow, Rana; lat on aged herd; 1st on group, get of one sire; 1st on group, .product of one eow. W- I,. Rlmoral. Macleay BulU Headaches 'i. are brain signals that your system Is In some way disorganized and unless the cause of the trouble Is removed they will become more and more frequent, nud gradually increase both In duration and Intensity. Tho sympathetic nerves are weakened by the repeated attacks, nnd the malady finds an easy lodgment whenever the bodily an J mental conditions favor its return. On the first sign of headache you should at once take neeepanj&Ptlls Complete recovery from sick headache, bilious headache, nervous headache, throbbing headache speedily follows the use c4 these famous pills. They settle the stomach, stimulate the liver, act mildly on the bowels, Improve the blood and quiet the nerve. The tonic nnd strengthening properties of Bcccham's Pill build up the bodily health and fortify the system against subsequent attacks. For all headaches, disorders xA the stomach and nerves, Beecham's Pills are The Needed Remedy la bakes with lull dlrectlenft, the. nd 3t, 3d on Golden, 3 years old nnd over; 3d on Lady Myrtle, 3 years old. Emma C. Slmoral, Macleay Soc ond oh Bcntor bull calf. Galloways, J. C. Sabln, Hnrrisburg Bulk: 2d on Valley Boy, 3 years old. an1 over; 1st on Daddlo, Junior yearling; 2d on Webfoot Bnrnoy, Jiunlor cnlf. bud, junior cnlf; Bonlor champion bull; senior champion cow; grand champion bull; grand chatupton cow; aged herd; 2d on group, got of one Biro; 1st and 2d on grounp, pro duct of ono cow, D. P. Itunnit, Junction City Bulls: 1st on Taft, senior calf; 2d en Chnmborlain, junior calf. Cews: sd Cews: 2d on Lotta Glnzo, Junior on Maud J. 2 yeara old; lat an heifer; 2d on aged herd; lBt on Flosslo J, 2 years old; lftt on B'esile group, product of ono cow; Bonlor Brawn, Junior yearling; lat on Cora champion cow, "PrlncosB III; Junior Lillian, aonlor calf;' 2d on Florence chnmplon, "Llsmoro Mary;" grnnd Ounn, Junior calf; champion Juntor chnmplon, "Princess III." bull; champion Junior heifer; 1st Geo. J. .Wilholm, Ilarrlaburg and 3d on group, get of one Blra; Bulls: lBt on Jumbo of Wlldwood, 3 3d on group, product of one cow. yenrB old and ovor; 1st on Geergo J ' o Junior cnlf. Cows; 2d on, Stapdnrd Tho story the thresher tells Inter, Pot, 3 years old and ovor lat on csta raoro people of all aorta than Hazel III: junior calf :. jsonldr cham- any other story told, plon bull, Jumbo of Wlldwood; Jun-, o lor champion Gcorgo J.J 1st on ngod No modlclne haB ovor dona more heard; 2d on group, product of ono towards warding oft grip and pneu- cow . ( inoula and rollovlng distressing Polled Angus Cattle. , 'grin feoUgo than Komp'a Balsam, tie M. Porter & Son, CorvnlllB-i-BullBSiWsyp&Mgk cure. "- lBt on Badger II, 3 yenrB oiu ami Tho country la in Inch which has more thoroughly good men than et travngantly 'rich ones. ovor; -senior champion, Badger II, nl so grnnd champion. J. M. Sclmefor, ForoBt Grove n.illn. 9,1 nn "fritrnn Pnrt. a vonr old and ovor. Cewn: 2d on Orogon " n back and aide may v nM ni,i n,i nvr. 1 .( (n., como from the kdney or liver. ,..,"-,.- 7..... u. 1-. Lane's Family Medicine the tonle- Lndy Belle, Junior yoarllng; lat on Black Boauty II, Junior calf; Jun ior champion cow, Black Boauty, nl so grnnd champion; lBt on group, product of ono cow. Richard Wilson. Portland Bulls fixative, and a groat kidney and liv er romody, will glvo relief, ! o , Ltvo ntock requires good blood. good form, good food, good care and let on Portland. Bryan, 2 yearB old; K00tl 8enM' 1st on Gonoral '.Booker, Junior calf; -- -1 , . nt . ir i..i -i rn.,a. They Take, the Klnke OhU 2d on Black Van, Junior calf. Cows , ,)ftV UBm, Dp KInRs New ufd lat on Black Satlnott, 3 years old pma f0r mny yoara. with Increas ing satisfaction. Tliey take me kinks out of stomach, liver and bowol, without fuss or friction," says N. II. Brown, of Pittsflold, Vt. Gunrnntood satisfactory at J, 0: Porry'a drug Btoro. 2 Be. .- i . o . It Is bettor 4hnt ono displease you than decoivo you. and ovor; lBt on Anna M. W., 2 yoara old; lat on MIbb Vldn W., flunlor cnlf; 3rd on Mlsu Curloy," Junior cnlf; 2d on MIbs Loin I Junior cnlf: Junior champion, aonornl Bookorj eonlor champion cow, Black Satln ott; 1st on nged hord; 1st on young hord; 1st on cnlf herd; lat nnd 2d on group, got of ono Biro; 2d on group, product of ono cow. Brown Hwlfta, Jnyno & Bend, Solnh, Wash. Hopplty Hop. Aro you Just baroly gottlng around by tho nld of crutchoa or a enno? Union you have lost a limb Bulls;, lBt on Yatos, 3 years old and 'or 1 nvo a doformlty If your troublo Mr, ;., n nnnnv t 2 von old- 1 19 rhoumntlsm. lumbago, Biiraln, allfC ovor; lit on Bonny J.. 2 onrs oja, Jo,nt0 or nnyt,nff 0f llko nnturo use 1st on "Buster, yoarllng; 2d on I Dnlnlrd's Snow Llnltnont nnd In no Acorn, yoarllng; .1st on CIipbh, Junior cnlf. Cevys: 1st on Grlselda, 3 yoar old; 3d on Lady Fronch, 3 yoara old; 3d on Solum, 2 years old; 1st on Is run J, senior yearling; let on Roue- Of the two. It is better to spend 2d on Raymond h., Junior yearling; money unwisely than time. .2d on Golden Lad, Junior calf.Gew: Restless Nervous Do you get up in the morning tired, langiu'd, and frequently with head ache almost unbearable? You havo been unable to rest or sleep. It is nervous exhaustion, and affects the heart, lungs, stomach and. all tho organs that depend upon tho nerve for motive power. What you need is Pr. Miles' frervino to restore nerv ous energy and give new life to tho organs. "For yeani I hava Vctn very nenr ou, uftr!t terribly with Iimm1ac)(. 1 hurt alwsya gon to tlio doctor, and wu about to ko on ly t try mux far the last tlm. when a friend ad vtioU mi to try Dr. Mlloa Hotttoratly Kervln. I purchiutcd a bo(U and the rejult wer to wlUfaotDry I hava been taklns It ur lnc. Jt ha heled me wondorfully. Pr. Mllon Kerv and Uver Iu have don loti of Bood tor rn. When I et to feeling nervou novr, I ao for th Nervlrta tM(ll u I i o thankful I hava onu-lh n to belli n without a doo tor bill" MAIJUS IUHHIH. 114 CcUege BL. Pliua, Ohio. Or. Mile' Nervlna If sold by yew elmoo'it, who will ouarante that th Aret-lottle will benent. If it Uil, He will refund your money. MilM Medical Co., Elkhart, Ij tlmo you can throw away your crutches and bo no woll na anyone. Prlco 26c, COe nnd 11.00. Sold by all dcalorfl, o .. ' Tho lasy man Is ofton a liar bo cauBo lying Is orntier tliiin truth tolling. Lanov Fnmlly Aiodlclno cannot savo nil doctor hills, but can save a good slmro of thorn. Ono two-shll ling package hnn kept a whole family In good health for n yonr, Airship trnnsportatlqn will ho an alrlino proposition. -w A Burglar In Town his nnhio i "hnd cwgh." Ho doonn't care for gold or silver but ho will ntcal your health away. If ho ap pears In your bouse arrest him at onco with Ballard's Ilorohotind Syr up. It may mean consumption If you don't. A euro for nil coughs, colds and chest troubles, Price 2Cc, 60o and $1,00 per bottle, Sold by all dealers, Thoro Is no place whero "common Bcnse," applied, tnakea bettor return than on tho farm. , o. Don't tako coldf but l( you do, don't fall (o takeKemp's Balsam to irovent serious consequences, dotti ng oUq la so valuablo In treating coughs and colds. . . i. i . . O ''I Oklahoma has the climate, soil and constitution for a great state. A fiHre-enoHgb Kitockcr. J. 0. Goodwin, of Roldivlllo, N C , says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve in a sure-enough knocker for ulcer. A bad one camo on my leg last wm mer, but that wonderful salve knocked It out In a few rounds. Not even a scar remained." Guaranteed for piles, sores, -Imnw, etc. 25e at J, 0. Perry' drug siore. r t-,v)MWMWm mmfw