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FACE TWO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL 1. HOFER, Editor and Prorrieto.. R. M. HO'EH, Manager Iwlnnmli i I If' it neper rvvrttl to American Principle and the ProncM end Drv.'kdMnt of All OwTroa PublUha" Evtrr Kremlin Exewpt Snndar. Uio, Ore SUBSCRIPTION RATES! (Irurav-iably In Advance) tf, by Carrier, per year $6.00 Per month 80c y. by MaH. per year. . . 4.M Per month. 85c kly. by Mall, par year LOO Six mnotha- tf rtnx leased wma teuxjraph before PREMIUMS AWARDED TO LIVE STOCK The premiums awarded In sheep were, as follows: Shropshire. Exhibitors: Thompson Bros., Mn cleay, Or.; Francis Klzer, Harris burg, Or.; L. L. Paget, Gaston, Or.; Schmidt Pros., Oregon City; T. S. Glide, DavlH, Calif.; C E. Cleveland, Gresham, Or. Aged rani 1, Cleveland; 2, Klzer. Yearling ram 1, Cleveland; 2, Pa Ket; 3, 4, Klzer. Ram lamb 1 nnd 4, Cleveland; 2 and 5, Schmidt Bros.; 3, Thompson. Ewe 1 year And under 21 and 2, Klzer; 3 and 5, Thomp son Bros.; 4, Schmidt. Ewe lamb 1, 6, Schmidt Bros.; 2, 3, and 4, Kl zer. Get of one Blre 1, Schmidt Bros.; 2, Klzer. Pen of 4 lambs 1, Schmidt Bros.; 2, Klzer. Flock 1, Schmidt Bros.; 2, Klzer; 3, Thomp son. Champion ram Cleveland, ewe Klzer. Hampshire. Exhibitors: Ed. School, Albany. Or.; C. C. Beers, Cornelius, Or.; Ilut terfiold Live Stock Co.. Welser, Ida. Aged ram 1, Butetrflold; 2, Beers Yearling lamb 1, 2. and 3, Ilutter fleld; 4, Schoel; .', leers. Ram lamb 1, 2, 3 nnd 4. Butterfleld; 5, Beers. Ewe 1 year and under 21, 2, 3 nnd fi, Butterfleld; 4, Schoel. Kwe lamb 1, 2, S and 4, Butterfleld; 6, Beers. Get of one sire 1 and 2, Butterfleld. Pen of 4 lambs 1 and 2. Butterlleld. Flock 1 and 2, But terfleld; 3, Beers. Champion ram nnd ewo Butterfleld. Soutlulowns. Exhibitors: J. G. S. Hubbard. Sac ramento, Cnl.; Frank Brown, Carl ton, Oregon. Aged ram 1 and 2, Brown; 3, Hubbard. Yearling ram 1 and 4, Hubbard; 2 and 3, Brown- Ram lamb 1 and 4, llrown; 2 and 3, Hub bard. Ewe 1 year and tinder 21 and 3, Brown; 2 and 4. Hubbard. Ewe lamb 1 and 5, Hubbard; 2, 3 and 4, Hrown. Oct of one sire 1, llrown; 2. Hubbard. Pen of 4 Inmbs 1. Hubbard; 2, Brown. Flock 1,. Hubbard; 2, Hrown. Champion rain and ewe Brown. Spiiiilwli Merinos. Exhibitors T. 9. Ollde, Davis, Cal.j Butterfleld Live Stock Co., Wel ter, Ida. Aged rnm, yearling ram, ram lamb, ewe, ono year and under two, ewe tinder one year, 1 and 2, Butterfleld. Get of sire, pen of four lninbs, flock and cbamplo nram and ewe, Butter fleld. American Delaines. Exhibitor Hutterfleld Livestock Co., Welser, Idaho. Aged ruin, yearling ram, rnm lamb, ewe, 1 year and under 2, ewe lamb, 1 and 2, Hutterfleld. Get of sire, pen of four lambs, flock, champion ram and ewe, Hutterfleld. liiiiiiliniilllet. Exhibitor lluttorlleld Livestock Co., Welser, Idaho. Aged ram, yearling ram, rnm lamb, ewe 1 year and under 2. ewe Iamb, 1 and 2, Hutterfleld. Get of sire, pen of four lambs, flock, champion ram and ewe, Hutterfleld. Fat Sheep- Fine Wool Breeds. Exhibitor J. (1. S. Hubbard, Snc rnmento, Cnl. Wether 1 yenr nnd under 2 nnd pen of three wether lambs, 1, Hubbard. Wether lamb. 1 and 2, Hubbard. Dorset Horns. Exhibitor W. Cleveland. Gresham. Yearling rm, ram lamb, ewe 1 yr and tinder 2. ewe lamb, 1 nnd 2, Cleveland. Get of aire, pen of four lambs, thick, 1, Cleveland. Oxford Downs. Exhibitors C. P. Klzer, llarrls burg. Aged rani, yearling ram, ram lamb, ewe 1 year and under 2, ewe lamb, 1 v and 2, Klzer. Get of sire. mn nffmir lambs, lloek, champion ram nnd ewe, rwKcr. Anirnrn Goats. Exhibitors Win. Ulddell .ft Sons, Monmouth: John B. Stump, Mon mouth; Guthrie Bros., Pallas. Following premiums wer award ed on swine: Poland China. Exhibitors P. Wolgamuth. of Brownsville; J. C. Keller. Waterloo; V. E. Thomaaon, Tumor; R. W. Hogg, Salem; Herhert Wtllard, Day ton; Hazen A. Wlllard. Dayton Boar over two years 1, Keller Boar under 18 months l, Keller.' Boar under one year 1, 4 and 5 Wolgamuth: 2, Keller. Boar under alx months 1. Keller; 2. 3 and 4, Hogg; 5, Thomason. Sow over two years 1, Keller; 2, Hogg; 8, Keller. Bow under two years 1. Keller, flow under IS months 1 and 2. Kel. le; 3, Hogg. Sow undnr one year 1, I ad 6, Keller; S, Wolgamuth; 4. Hogg. Sow under ilx months 1, Hogg; J, Wolgamuth; 4. Herbert Wlllard; 5, Keller. Herd (over one Jrnar) 1, Keller; 4, Wolgsmuth. Herd (under one yaer) 1, Keller; J, Hogg. Herd (over one year, bred fey exhibitor 1, Kellor. Herd (un der on year, bred by exhibitor) 1 Keller; 2. Hogg. Get of one sire 1 nd I, Keller; 3 Hogg. Produce of ow 1, Hogg; 3, Wolgamuth. Bar row, any ago 1, 2 and. Keller. Pen of barrowa (three) Keller. Cheater White. Exhibitor V. B. Davla, Shedds; Ed. Schoel, Albany. Boar two years old and over 1, Davis. Boar under two yeara 1, S, Havla; J, Schoel. Boar uuder 18 months 1, Sshoel; 2, Davla, Boar tinder one year 1, 2, 3, 5. Davis; 4, Schoel. Boar under alx months 1, 4, Davis; J, 3, 5. School. Sow Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder cleanses, preserves and beauti fies the teeth, prevents tooth decay and imparts purity and fragrance to the breath. two years old and over 1, 2, Schoel; 3, 4, 5, Davis. Sow under two years 1, 4, 6, Davis; 2, 3, Schoel. Sow under 18 months 1, 3, 4, Davis; 2, 5, Schoel. Sow under one year 1, 4, 6, Davis; 2, 3, Schoel. Sow under six months l, 2, Schoel. 3, 4, 6, Davis. Herd, over 1 year 2, Davis. Herd under one year 1, Davis; 2, Schoel. Herd over ono year, bred by exhibitor 1 Schoel; 2, Davis. Herd under one year, bred by exhibitor 1, Davis; 2, Schoel. Four swine, bred by exhibitor 1, Schoel; 2, Davis. Four pigs, bred by exhibitor 1, Davis. Fat barrow 1, Schoel. Pen of three barrows 1, Schoel. Hampshire's. Exhibitor W. J. Domes, McCoy. Mr. Domes received awards as follows: 1 bonr two years old and over; 1, 2, bonr under 18 months; 1, 2, boar under six months; 1, 2, boar under ono year; 1 2, sow two years old and over; 1, bow under ono year; 1, 2, bow under six months; 1, herd over one year; 1, herd under one year; 1, herd over one year, bred by exhibitor; 1 herd under one year, bred by exhibitor; 1, 2, four swine bred by exhibitor; 1, 2, four pigs bred by exhibitor; 1, barrow. 1, pen of throe barrows. BTksIilre, Exhibitors Henry W. Domes, Mc Coy; A. D. Hudson, Tangent; D. D. Warnock, Dayton; George L. Dorsey, Dayton; L. I. Paget, Gaston; Bar rows & Davenport, Crabtreee; E. A. Kruso. Roseburg; C. E. Barrows, Crabtree: Aged boar 1, Paget; 2, Barrows & Davenport; 3, Hudson; 4, Knise. Bonr 1 year nnd under 18 months 1. Domes; 2, Warnock; 3, 4, 5, Bar rows & Davenport. Boar six months nnd under one yenr 1, Barrows & Davenport; 2 and 3, Hudson; 4 nnd 5, Paget. Hoar under six months 1, 4, !i. Barrows & Davenport; 2, 3, Domes. Aged sow 1, 3, 4, Hudson; 2. Domes; fi. Harrows & Davenport. Sow 1 8 months nnd under two years 1, 4, Paget; 2. B. & D.; 3, 4,1 Kruso. Sow one year and under 18 months 1 and 2, Hudson; 3, D. & B.; 4, Domes; B, Warnock. Sow alx months and under one year 1, 3, Hudson; 2, Barrows; 4, Paget; 5, Krnse. Sow under six months 1, 4, D. & B.; 2, 5, Warnock; 3, Domes. Herd, boar and three sows over one yenr 1, Hudson; 2, Domes. Herd, bonr and three sows under ono year 1, Hudson; 2, B. & D. Herd (four) bred by exhibitor 1. Barrows; 2, Dome. Get of sire (four) 1, Hudson; 2, B. & D. Bar row, any age 1, B. & D.;. Pen of three barrows 1, Domes. Essex, Exhibitor Chns. Cleveland, Gresh nni. Mr. Clovelnnd received awards as follows: 1, boar two years and over; 1, bonr under 18 months; 1, 2. boar under one yenr; boar under six months, sow two years or over, sow under two years: sow under 1S months; sow under ono year; 1, 2, nnd 3. sow under six months; 1, herd over one yenr; herd under one year; herd bred by exhibitor; 1 and 2, get of site; produce of sow; 1, bar row, any nge; pen or. narrows (three). Open ('In, Fat Burrows. Exhibitors W. J. Domes, McCoy; W. H. Domes. McCoy; J. C. Keller, Waterloo; ("has. Cleveland; GreBh- nm; Barrows & Davenport, Crab tree. The following awards have beeu made: Fat bnrrows 1, Barrows & Dav enport; 2- Keller: 3, II. W. Domes. Pen of three fat barrows 1, Keller. 2. V. H. Domes; 3, Harrows & Dav enport. Following premiums have been awarded on horses: American Bred Ncltrliins. Exhibitors 11. C. Campbell, Hllls boro. Oregon, nnd J. F. Humphreys, Mncleny. Oregon. All premiums were awarded H. C. Campbell. He received first on stal lion. 3 years old; first on stallion, 1 year old; tlrst and second on mares, 2 years old; first on stallion. 3 years old and over: tlrst on stallion, 2 years old and over; first on mare, 2 years old nnd under; tlrst on grand champion stallion; first on grand champion mare. Belgian. Exhibitors: C- P. Mi-Can, Hood River, Or-; G. F. Humphreys, Mnc leny; Dallas Helglan Horse Co., Dal las, Or-; Edson A Brown, Carlton, Or.; C. 0. HulH, Moro, Or., and 11. C Campbell, Hlllsboro. Or. The fol lowing awards have been made: Stallion 4 years old and over 1, lfnllaa Helglan Horse Co.; 2, Hula. Stallion 3 years old 1, Edson & Brown; 2. Campbell; 3, McCan. Stallion 3 years old 1. 2, 3. Edson & Brown. Stallion 1 year old 1, Campbell. Mare 4 years old and over 1, Humphreys. Mare 2 years old 1 and 2. Campbell. Mare under 1 year 1, McCan. Champion stal lion 3 years eld or over 1, Edson & Brown. Stallion 2 years old and un der I, Edson A Brown. Champion mare t years old and over 1. Hum phreys. Champion mare 2 years old and under 1. Campbell. Grand champion stallion 1. Edson & Brown. Grand champion mare 1. Campbell. Grand display 1. Edson t Brown. Clydesdales. Exhibitors A. J. Evans, Gervals, Or.; I.. P. Lardon. Salem, Or.; .lohn Farmer. MeMlnnvllle, Or.; A. C. Sim mons, Gervats. Or.; W. D. Claggett, Salem, Or-; A. T. Jones, MeMlnn vllle, Or.; Felix Comegys, Amity, Or W. M. Hastings, Boyd, Or : John Painter, Salem. Or.; W. C. Fletcher. Salem. Or. The following awards have been made: Stallion 4 years nnd over 1. Pain ter; 2. Jones;' 3. Claggett. Stallion 3 years old 1, Painter. Stallion 2 yeara old 1. Painter; 2. Jones. Stal lion 1 year old 1. Claggett;, 3, Jones. Stallion under 1 year 1, Lardon; 2, Farmer. Mare 4 years old and over 1, Farmer; 2, Hast ings; 3, Simmons. Mare 3 years old 1 and 3. Painter; 2, Claggett. Mare 2 years old 1, Egan; 2, Hastings; 3, Fletcher. Mare 1 year old 1, Come gys; 2, Simmons. Mare under 1 year 1, Comegy's; 2, Farmer; 3, Sim mons. Champion stallion 3 years and over 1, Painter. Champion stallion two years and under 1, Lardon. Champion mare 3 years and over 1, Farmer. Champion mare 2 years and under 1, Comegys. Grand champion stallion, any age 1, Paint er. Grand champion mare 1, Farm er. Grand display 1, John Painter Draft Hordes. Exhibitors Felix Comegys, Amity, Or.; F. E. Morrison, Aurora, Or.; W. II. Hastings, Boyd, Or.; C. G. llolbor son, Salem, Or.; Grant Taylor, Rose burg, Or.; G. V. Humphreys, Mac leny, Or. The following awards have been made: Gelding or mare 3 years old or over 1, Comegys; 2, 3. Holberson. Single roadster 1. Mott; 2, An derson. Matched licht carriage team 1, Wltzel; 2, Frank Alley; 3, Mc Kinney. Perclieron. Exhibitors: J. M. Clark. Gunstub blefleld. Corvallls. Or.; Parman Bros., Condon. Or-: Chas. E. Roberts, Rlckreall, Or.; Turner Horse Co., Turner, Or.; Smlthfleld Bel. Horse Co., Dallas, Or; Edson & Brown, Carlton, Or.; Fred Spires, Lebanon, Or.; Adams Burns, Shaw, Or.; U E. Bradford. Salem, Or.; H.'C Con stance, Independence, Or.; J. W. In man, Salem, Or.; Roy Rickard, Cor vallls. Or. The following awards have been made: Stallion 4 years old and over 1, Gunstubblefield; 2, Smlthfleld; 3, Turner Horse Co. Stallion 3 years old 1, Gunstubblf field; 2, Inman. Stallion 2 years old 1, 2, 3, Edson & Brown. Stallion 1 year old 1, Brad ford. Stallion under 1 year 1, Rick ard. Mare 4 years old and over 1, Burns. Mare 3 years old 1, Spires. Mare 2 years old 1, Burns. Mare under 1 year 1, Hums; 2, Spires. Champion stallion 3 years old and over 1, Gunstubblefield. Champion stallion 2 years old and under 1. Ed son & Brown. Champion mare 3j years old and over 1, Burns. Cham-i pion mare 3 years old and over 1. Burns. Champion mare 2 years old and under 1, Hums. Grand cham pion stallion 1, Edson k Brown. (Grand champion mare I, Hums, i Grand display of animals 1, Edson j & Brown. o Stubborn Colds May Lead lo Consumption mat ' that iwrsKiea, oald that Pld yoo evjr hr not i so. ,.,, houra prevented aw. '. the more ae.-loua truiiMe: a rye I P " ,'0' loirn- 718 Cherry M. rlula.. t "'entletnen: In July. Yj& I Jfrat noj tlced the eruditions that hoH I Coo.umotlon. I loot weieM ra.iu.T, baa a holluw cough. 'rl''''J. severe night iweata. My 1'r'J'n" n,en.lfd t. -kmao's Alterative, u the I all I b. to take It. At this time I am perfect. v wel au.l n.t.u-t. My P- petite i kkI nd mv bi" , , creased from 11" to 140 pound. ., , trace of my old trouUe remains. 1 m . a. MM 4 I Can Your Peaches Now 90c, $1.00, $1.10 per box the merits of this medl- aladly express ''"idT'0""' M. L. GKRHARDT. KeWWs Alterative I. etT-ctlve la Bron chltls. Asthma. Hay rever: , Throat Lung Troubles, and In uplmililinii the system. Hoes not contain polfona, J'ptatea or hablt-formlnt! driuts. Ak for of cured canes ami write to I-ckman Laboratory, Philadelphia. I'a., for more evi dence, for sale by all leading druwists and J. C. Perry, Salem, Oregon. X-RAYS AMD SMILES .k There are two things in "Miss No- GRAY HAIR MAKES YOU LOOK OLD Use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur and Your Gray Hair Will Quickly Vanish. Our new Vegetable Tray enables us to keep our vegetables fresh and crisp. Come to us for the best fresh fruits and melons. Have you tried it "Drifted Snow Flour" at Roberts & Co. 429 Court St. Phone 256 t X CM. Gray hair Is a mark of aee, and nothing that can be said as to its beauty will offset the disadvantages Gelding or mare 3 years old 1, Mor rison, ueiuuig or mare z years oiu j "wy irora oianann" mat need nx-;0f this mark of age set upon 1, Humphreys. Yearling, either sexiing. One Is that the Intermissions ; brow. i, iioioerson. colt, either sex 1, t are ioo long, and the other is that I wveth'a finim nnd Rnlnhur Hair Comegys. American Bred Pen-herons. Exhibitors J. M. Clark, Gunstub hletleld. Or.; II. C. Constance, Inde pendence, Or.; J. V. Inuian, Salem, Or.; Fred W. Spires, Lebanon, Or.; I.. E. Iiradford, Salem, Or.; Adam Hums, Shaw, Or.; Roy Itickrd. Cor- there them. Is too much time Between Remedy darkens the hair and re stores It to its youthful beauty. Our x, u . ,, ,, . . , I grandmothers and their grand- Bob Chandler wa3 willing to give ! mothers before them used sage and whole fortune to get Lina Cav-!.in, tn Hnri.-0ninir their Tintr alieri. and now he offers her $70.-1 vnthinr h.na over Wn fnnnrl more effective for this purpose than these his AVnrd Makes Poor Start. Middlctown, X. V., Sept. 14. Ward arrived heie shortly after noon and your j brought his aeroplane to the ground, announcing that he would have lunch before proceeding further. So far I the man who hopes to cross the con tinent, has made just bS miles from New iork. o uuu to leave him. This is an en dorsement of the song in "Miss No body" last Bight "It is better to nr ti ..'aTm Iir.S". Con,don'!love what you cannot have, than to Or. The following awards have been ; ,. ... '.. . i mnde Stallion 1 year old and over 1, two time-honored remedies, but "U'yeth, a modern chemist, has com bined the two with other liigredie-nts, which makes a delightful dressing , , t l .. !for the hair, and which not only re- Gunstubblefield, 2, Constance. Stallion ' onera house under Manner Waters I moves. v7 t"aCe.r Ta"V It 3 years old 1. Inman. Stallion ? , was an i evonJner Manager Waters-1 promotes the growth of the hair. It years old-1, Parman Uros.; 2, Gun-i eye-opener. aIsr) stopg the ha)r from fa1Ing outi stuhbli'tleld .'! Innmn tniiinn t ! , , L1 , , . . t and makes it beautiful, year old-1. L' SutMlonn-1 U8Ug ,trtoof reZm0 if All druggists are authorized to re der 1 vear-1. Rk-kard. Mare 4'lV-f ,J " - " ' : ncr v as reiireHt-mfii. years old nnd over 1, Burns. Mare 3 years old 1, Spires. Mare 2 years old 1, Hums. Filly under 1 year 1, Hums; 2, Spires. Two animals, produce of one mnre 1, Inman. Champion stallion 3 years old and over 1, Gunstubbletleld. Champion stallion 2 years old and under 1, Bradford. Champion mare 3 years old and over 1. Burns. Chanmlon mare 2 years old and under 1, Burns. Grand champion stallion 1, Gunstubblefield. Grand champion mare 1, Burns. Amerlcun Bred f lvdesdiiles. Exhibitors: Felix Comegy's Ami ty, Or.; A. f. Jones, MeMlnnvllle, Or.; A. C. Simmons, Gervals, Or.; W. M. Hastings, Boyd, Or.; John Painter. Salem, Or.; W. n. Claggett, Salem, Or.; H. C. Fletcher, Salem, Or.; L. p. Lardon, Salem, Or.; A. J. Egan, Gervals, Or. .The following awards have been made: Stallion 4 years old and over 1, 4, Painter; 2, Simmons; 3, Claggett, Stallion 3 yenrs old l.Pnlnter. Stal lion 2 years old 1, Painter; 2, Jones. Stallion 1 year old 1, Claggett; 2, Jones. Stallion under 1 year 1, Lardon- Mare 4 years old and over 1, Hastings; 2. 3. Simmons: 4. Mrw Ver,B 0,t,'1' 3' 1 Turn the rascals out-the head ,i T f 'iJL' nKfl,n'.i MnrP, 2v,,y?ra!ache, the biliousness, the indigestion er. Mnre 1 yenr old 1, Comegys; 2, Simmons. Filly under 1 venr 1. Comegys; 2, Simmons; 3. Painter: 4. However, It takes a pretty wise man to tell when a chorus girl Is "dressed." Those who heard Miss Vail last night In "Miss Nobdoy" regret that she declined to take up grand opera. Hood River reports peaches that weigh over a pound each, but the Grand opera house last night showed some that would weigh 120 pounds ana tnen some. Miss Olive Vail picked her first name In the wrong orchard. She should have tackled the citrus belt. AI L YOU NEEols A CASCARET TONIGHT No Sick lleaduche, Bilious Stomach, Coatetl Tongue or Constipated Bowels by Morning, the sick, sour stomach and foul gases turn them out tonight and keep them out with Cascarets. Dont neglect your hair and don't resort to old-time hair dyes. Get a bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur from your druggist today, and notice the difference In your hair after a few days' use. This preparation Is offered to the public at fifty cents a bottle, and is recommended and sold by all drug gists. o Kills a Murderer. A merciless murderer is appendi citis with many victims, but Dr. King's New Life Pills kill It by pre vention. They gently stimulate stom ach, liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that Invites appendi citis, curing constipation, headache, biliousness, chills. 25c at J. C. Perry's. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy is today the best known medicine In use for the re lief and cure of bowel complaints. It cures gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery, and should be taken at the first un natural loosentss of tht bowels. It Is equally valuable for children and adults. It always cures. Sold by all dealers. Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Woven Wlr Fencing, Hop Wire, Barb I Wire, Poultry Netting, Shii- ? f gles, Malthold Roofing, P. ft. B. and Ready Roofing. Screen t I Doors and Adjustable Window I I Screens. All at the lowest f ! prices. I CHAS. D. MULLIGAN 250 Court street. Phone 124 Four colts, either sex 1, Claggett I'alnter. Two anlmnls. produce of one mnre 1, Claggett; 2, Painter. Grand champion stallion 3 years and over 1. Painter. Champion stallion 2 years nnd under 1, Lardon. Champion mnre 3 years and over 1. nunuugR. i nampion mnre 2 years nnd under 1. Comecvs. Grand Millions of men and women take a Cnscaret now and then and never know the misery caused by a lazy liver, clogged bowels or an upset stomach. Don't put In another day of dis tress. Let Cascarets cleanse and rug ulate your stomach; remove the sour undigested nnd fermenting food and that misery-making gas; take the champ on stallion 1, Painter. Grand excess bile from your liver and car champion mare 1, Hastings. Grand ry out of the system all the decom dlsplay of animals 1, Painter. posed waste matter and poison In itoiKiMers, i rotters and racers. the intestines and bowels. Then Gold Dust flour Made by the SYDNEY POWER COMTAXT, Sydney, Oregon. Made for Family Use. Ask your grocer for It. Bran and Shorts nhvnys on hand. P. 3. WALLACE, Agt. j Inhibitors W. S. Mott. Salem, Or., Frank E. Alley, Roseburg, Or.; Frances Alley, Roseburg, Or.; Thel nia E. Alley, Roseburg, Or.; Robert A. Wltzel. Salem. Or.; Merrill Mc Klnney, Turner. Or.: A. J. Anderson, Salem, Or.; Chas. Day, Corvallls. Or. The following awards have been made: GHK.Vr CHINESE DOCTOB. L. M. HUM. Has medicine wait, will cure any known disease. He makes a special ty of and guarantees to cure catarrh, asthma, lung, throat, rheumatism, debility, Btomach, liver, kidney troubles, also any blackened or swollen soreuess, broken limbs; smallpox epidemic; all kinds of bolls, lost manhood, female weak ness, hernia troubles and paralysis Consultation free. Care of Tick S Tong Co., Chlaese drugs and herbs Office hours from 10 to 7 2 a. m. and t to 7 p. m. Office) open Pun lays tSS High street, upstairs. Salem. SALEM BANK & TRUST CO. GENERAL BAXKIXG A XI) TRUST BUSINESS With our assurance that ws are) able and willing to take rare of it, we solicit your Banking Business. Open an account with us, and we will extend you every favor con sistent with good banking prin ciples. WE lY FOUR rEIt CENT OX SAYINGS LUxprty Strert, Just off Sute J. L. AHLERS. President, W. Q. EAST. Cashier, S. S. EAST, Vte-Pree. DR. L, B. STEEVES. U H. ROBERTS, Directors. you will feel great. A Cascaret tonlgnt will surely straighten you out by morning They work while you sleep. A 10- cent box from any drug store means a clear head and cneertuiness lor months. Children love to take Cascarets because they taste good never gripe or sicken, o STRV1V TOO GREAT Hundred of Salem Readers Dully Toll a Burden. Find The hustle nnd worry of business men. The hard work nnd stooping of workmen. The woman's household cares. Are too great a strain on the kid neys. Backache, headache, dizziness. Kidney troubles, urinary troubles follow. A Salem citizen tells what to do. Mrs. W. H. Wood, 733 N. Front street. Salem, Oregon, says: "Al though I have never had occasion to use Doan's Kidney Pills myself, I know that this remedy is an excel lent one for kidney and bladder trou ble, it has been used In my family with the most satisfactory results." For sale by all dealers. Price. 60 cents. Fo8ter-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United btates. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. o A Fierce Night Alarm. Is the hoarse, startling cough of a child, suddenly attacked by croup. Often It aroused Lewis Chamblln. Of Manchester. O.. ( R. R. No . fnr ! their four children were greatly sub ject to croup. "Sometimes lu se vere attacks,' he wrote, "we were afraid that they would die, hut since we proved what a certain remedy Dr. King's New Discovery Is, we have no fear. We rely on It for croup and for coughs, colds or any throat or lung trouble." So do thousands of others. So may you. Asthma, Hay Fever, La Grippe Whooping Cough, Hemorrhages fly before It. 30o and 11.00. Trial bottles free. Sold by j. rerry. ri mi iHIWi aVrirgTiafnVTM.iTftOITrl IlliiraCT ( fl A fftn, Crr! Rilivv for ScFFRtMip Mixhtkuatium. & L 9 JUVER KNOWN TO FAIL. 'f J ' B 1 jfl for $1.00 pr bo. Will sin-l ibvrnon irlnl.te U li fur M fl when relieT.i. Savmitlvj Free. If jour drufgUl duea not U f! hit ilwin actitl four onler to tb V H H VNtTED MCLfCAL CO.. 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Frasier Phoae IK. 259 State Street s A ure to please the lovers of a wholesome beverage, Iways an invigorating, pure and delightful drink, I ends strength to the weak and L E wearied physique. ffects a soothing cure for the nervous ills of life. akes life more pleasant and cheers the heavy heart. B rings good fellowship to all who partake in moderation. Enlivens the spirit of the down cast and disheartened. ndows existence with hopes and aspirations estores man -to fulness ot strength and activity. E R MET Wtt Fol e, r W 'I' ' l dRtY " bladdcr troubI. nd urinary irrc2ularitics. Foley Lawn., P.Il, arc to -n 8ubstitutc. PSD CROSS PHASMACY.