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TBM SAXEM CAPITA!, JOPBNAL, SALEM. OBEGO.V. FBIDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1014.
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call attention to a few
Bungalow Aprons, the
v 59c Quality
37c ea.
40 inch Brown Muslin
Extra Good Strong
Material
9c yd.
Big Jumbo Sweaters for Men and Women
Men's $1.25 Outing Flannel Njght Shirks
15c Velour for Kimo
nas, very pretty ,
1 0 cents
a yard
Hand Bags at Greatly
Reduced Prices.
Silk Waists for Less.
The Markets
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Hay, timothy 12.u0
Clover, per ton 8.00
Ontg and vetch M.'iO
Chat, 8.00
Wheat, per bushel Hoc
Bran, per ton $29. JO
Oats, per bushel 35c to 37c
1'hit.tio bark, per lb ifytwtx
Potatoes, per cnt 1.C0
Butter and Egga.
Butterfat, per lb 34c
Creamery butter, per lb 35c
Kgga 30c cash, 33c trade
Poultry.
Hens, per lb ...1 !'
Komters, per lb 8c
Kryera Ho
Steers.
Bteers 6c
Cows, per cwt. - 5 'AC
II o(j", fat, per lb ,
Stack hogs, por lb. ...!;u...
Kwaa, per lb
Spring lambs,) per lb' (..
Veal, first class
laita.
Dry. per lb .............
..7',jc
.... 7
3M.0
.... 5c
1214c
Halted country pelts, esch..... 6S?( 1
Lsuab pens, each .................. gar
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Han Francisco, Oct. 2. KggsKn
traa, 3Mie; pullets, 21c; California
storage extras, 30c.
Butter Kxtrns, 2(ic prime firsts,
I7e; firsts, 20c; seconds, 21c.
Cheese California fancy, I2e; firsts.
IOVjc; seconds, H'c.
R It's a surface ta
lie psinttd, ensintlsd,
talned, mulshed, or
Cnlshtd tn any wsy,
there's an Acins Qntllty
.KJiU k 6i tin auryoM.
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Willamette Hardware Co.
420 STATE
Attend the
great of f ering s that will be extra special attractions for
week-end of the State Fair.
. Turkish Towels,
Values to 35c
1 9c ea.
$1.50 Mercerized
Napkins,
Large Size
$1.29
18c Pillow Cases,
"Well Made
10c ea.
SEATTLE MARKETS.
.Scuttle, Wash., Oct. 2. Eggs
Kresh ranch, 42(Vi-i:ic; Orientals, inc.
Butter Local cubes, 34c; bricks, 3oc;
Oregon cubes, 32(n33c.
Cheese l.imburgcr, lOcj Wisconsin,
lllc; Swiss- (domestic), li-lcj Wushing
ton. 17VaJjlHc.
Onions Oreen, M(ff25e. per dozen;
eastern Washington, Irjllfto per pound;
California, 1 lie.
"J'i'Htoofc--l.ocul,il(iJiy,e per pound ;
eastern Washington, Ifrfl'jc.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
I'orllaiul, Ore., Oct. 2. Wheat 4'ltib,
Mile hluestom, t'.'j Wnlln Wulla, l)7e f.
0. b.
Oats No. white feed, gray,
24 .no,
llai ley Brewing, 2I.."jU; food, $11).
Hogs Heft live, $7.75.
Prime steers, (I.IUIj fancy cows, );
best calves, 8(DS.2.i.
Hpring lambs, $11.10.
Itutter City ereuniery, .'We.
Kggs Helecled local extras, Xlcj hens
I3'';,e(fii4e; broilers, 1 3 1 fill 1 4 ; geese,
10c.
DEATH OP DR. O 'LEAKY.
(Woodhorn independent.)
Dr. Neil A. O'I.enry, for many years
it resident of Woodburn, died in Port
lond Monday evening nt pnenmonln,
The odctor had been in the city and
was found on the street there In a
dangerous condition. Ilti was taken to
the county hospital, where ho died ol
pneumonia brought on by t-iHii,urc,
The remains were brought to Wood
bum Tuesday evening accompanied by
Mrs. O'I.enry, his son, John, and W, H.
Haiiguiuette.
Fall Painting
U Like
Fire Insurance
You insure your home
against firt. Why not insure
it against decay caused by
sunshine, rain, snow and
sleet? They destroy as cer
tainly as fire, unless the
surface is protected with
good paint.
acme quality
HOUSE PAINT
gives the greatest durability
and beauty, and best resist
rain and shine.
It co.ti less because k take ten and
butt longer. Let us show yINi the latest
fashionable color combinations.
PHONE 217
Big
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12 l-2c Quality Heavy
. Colored Outing
8c yd.
60c and 65c
Mercerized Table
Damask
49c yd.
$2.50
98c
STORE AT TURNER
ROBBED THIRD TIME
The store of l.oliertsnn 4. Hood nt
I Turner was rolilicd last Light, accord
;ing to inrorinatii.il r at the ot
itic ol' Sheriff Ksch this morning from
! l-'raiik KoljertHon, one of the proprietors.
The Hiiro whs entered sometime after
'midnight Bnd the robbery was not dia
, covered until It was -opened this morn
ling. The robbers took Ihiee pairs of
l.igh-lnpped hoes anil three pairs ot
I dress shoes, some pocket knives and
I I Ignis, also some ontitio e!ol,i,.., ,,,l
duck trousers.
This is the third time the store has
been robbed In the last yo.u-, Yho elec
tric lights in Turner are turned off at
midnight and there is no night watch
man, ,0 it is comparatively easy for
liuiglars to do their work. Kherltl
Ksc !i ami Deputy Hheril i' Bowers went
io the scene of the robbery early this
11.01 iiing.
DAIRY AWARDS MADE
following are the awards made in
the dairy department of the slate fuln
Dairy butter I, Mrs. John liiranlln,
Turner, Ore.; 2, Mrs. Charles Zcllusky,
Mo le ni, Ore. '
r'lrst premium was awarded 11. 8,
Separator; value M.00.
Creamery butter I, Norway cream
ery, Norway, Ore., HO; I, Jensen errant
ery, Portlund, tMU,,
Aniericnn Cream cheese 1, Houth
Prairie Creamery Co., Tillamook, III; 2,
Minmn Volley Creamery Co., Tillamook,
Display of Dairy Products 1, Union
Meat Co., I'ortland; 2, T. H, Townsend
Creamery Co., i'ortland.
Best Display of cheese 1, i'ortland
Cheese Co., Portland: 2, Hd Clover
Creamery Co., Tillamook.
SALTS IF KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless to riush Kikneys and Neu
tralise IrrtUtlng Adda Sylondld
for Bystam
Kidney nnd illiulder weakness result
from uric ncld. says a noted authority.
The kidneys filter this held from the
blood nnd pass it on tu the bladder,
where it often remains to Irritate and
Inflame, causing a burning, scalding
sensation, or setting up an irritation at
the neck of the bladder, obliging you
to seek relief two or three limes during
the night, The sufferer Is In constant
dread, the water passes sometimes with
a scalding seusatles and Is very pro
fuset again, there Is difficulty In
avoiding It,
Klmlder weakness, most folks call It,
because they can't control tirliintion,
While It Is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful, this' Is really
one of the most simple ailments to over
come, (let about four ounces of.Jud
Halls from your pharmacist and tnke a
tnhlcspnoiifol la a glass of water before
breakfast, continue this for two or
three days. This will neutralise the
acids in the urine so it no longer is a
source of Irritation In tint bladder and
urinary organs nliirli then act norm
ally again,
.lad halts Is Inesiicnstve, harmless,
and Is made from the acid of grapes
mid lemon juice, combined with lilhla,
and is used by thousands of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caused
by uric ncld Irritation, dad halls Is
splendid for kidneys and rausea no had
effects lint ever.
Here yon have a pleasant, efferves
cent llthia-wnter drink, whlrh quickly
relieves bladder trouble,
UYESTOCKAWARDS
Additions! etoek awards made Thurs
day afternoon:
Hereford
Bull, 3 years or over I, Henry T'uie9
sen. .
Bull, 2 years and under 3 1, Geo.
( handler; iy Wm. V. Kmery.
Bull, senior yearling 1, Henry Tbies
sen. Bull, jnuior yearling 1, Geo. Chand
ler; 2, Piatt Bros. .
Bull, senior calf 1, ,Gco. Chandler;
2, Henry Thiessen; 3, Henry Thicsseu;
4, Wm. O. P. Emory.
Bull, junior calf 1, Geo. Chandler; 2,
Homy Thiessen.
Cow 3 years or over 1, Geo. Chand
ler; !!, Henry Thiessen; 3, Win. P.
Emery.
Cow, 2 years and under 31, Ueo.
Chandler; 2, Henry Thiessen.
Heifer, senior yearling 1, Geo.
Cliandler; a, Wm. P. Emery.
Heifer, junior yearling 1, Geo.
Chandler; 2, Henry Thiessen; 3, Geo.
Chandler; 4, Henry Thiessen.
Heifor, rcuior call 1, Henry Tuies
sen; 2, William P. Emery,
Hoil'er, junior calf 1, i.ieo. Chandler;
2, Geo. Chandler; 3, William P. Kmery;
4, Henry Thiessen.
Champions.,
Bull, over 2 years I, Geo. ( handler.
(Name of animal, Gay l.ad 8th;.
Bull, under 2 years I, .New Era, Geo.
(.handler.
Cow, over 2 yearsMyrtle, Geo.
Chandler.
lleirer, under 2 years Goodtidiugs,
Geo. ('handler, 1st premium.
urkud cuanipions.
Bull, any nge liny l.ad Sth, Geo.
v. handler.
Herds.
Graded herd I, Geo. Chandler; 2,
Henry Thiessen.
Breeders' young herd 1, Geo. ( hand
ler; 2, Henry Tniessen.
Breeders' calf herd I, Ueo. chand
.er; 2, Henry Thiessen; 3, Win. P. Em
ory. Groups.
Get of one sire I, Geo. ( handler; 2,
Henry Thiessen; 3, Wm. P. Emery
Produce of one cow I, Geo. Chand
ler; 2, Henry Thiessen; J, Wm. P Em
ery. Horsfords Special Premiums,
Hull, 3 years or over 1, Henry Thies
sen. Bull, 2 years and under 31, Geo.
( handler; 2, Wm. P. Emery.
benior yearling bull I, Henry Thies
sen. Junior yearling boll I, Geo. Chand
ler; 2, Plutt Bros. - K'
Heuior bull calf I, Geo. Clm.dler: 2.
Henry Thietsen; 3, Henry Thiessen; 4,
Win. P. Emery.
Junior bill chill I, Geo. Chandler; 2,
ilenry Thirnt-.pn.
Cow, 3 years or over I, Gen. ( band
er; 2 Henry Tlilessenj :,, Win. P. Em-
'.'IT.
Cow or heifer, 2 Venn i:n, under 3
I, Geo. Chandler; 2, Henry TIiicshco.
Henior yearling heilVr -'i, Geo. Chund
er; 2, Win. P. Emery.
Junior yearling I, Geo. Chandler; 2,
Henry Thiessen; 3, lie . Chandler; I,
Ilenry- ThicHi-en. ' H ' 1
Henior heifer cHlf., Ilenry Tliles
sen; 2, Win, P, Emery.
Junior heifer calf I, Geo. Chandler:
2, Geo. Chandler; 3, Wn. p. E -y; (.
Henry Tiiiesseu.
Champions.
Bull, over 2 veins I, Gay l.ad Mb,
Geo. Cliandler.
Bull, under 2 years I, New Bra, Gen.
chandler.
Cow. over 2 years I, Myrtle, Geo.
Chandler,
Bull, under 2 years I, Good Tidings,
Geo. I handler. .1 ,-
Dreaders' youiig herd 1, Geo. chand
ler 2, Henry Thiessen.
Hi-coders' calf herd I, Geo. chand
ler; 2, Heniy Thiessen; 3, Wm. 1. Em
ery. Produce of cow I, Geo. Chuudler; 2,
Henry Thiessen; 3, Wm. I'. Eiuerv,
Polled Angus.
Cow, 3 years or over I, E. J, Id
diiiK". Heifer, senior calf I, E. J. Id, ling.
Galloway.
Bull, ,1 years 01 over I, C. 8. Hecht
ner. Bull, t years ami under ,'11, C, M.
Ilechtner.
Hull, senior . yenilii g I, C H.
Ilechtner,
Hull, junior yearling I, C. 1. lleciit
tier.
Mull, lor calf I, I . H. ilechtner.
Hull, Junior enlf--l, C, H. Ilechtner.
Cow, 3 years or over- I, C. M, Heelit
aer. Cow, 2 years nnd under 3 I , C, H,
llechti.er.
Heifer, senior yearling I, C, H,
llcihtnei'.
Heller, junior ycarlm), C, H,
lleelilner.
Heller, senior calf I, f, H. Ilecht
ner, Heller, junior call I, C, H. lleelil
ner. Hards.
Graded Ih-i.I -1, c, H, lleelilner.
Breeders' young lie id I, C, H,
lleehtner,
Breeders' call' herd- I, C, H. lleelil
ner. Groups.
'let of 1 sire I, it, C, llechlnei 2.
It, C Ilechtner.
Produce of one cow I, II. H. lleelil
ner; 2, II. C, llecatner.
Special Premium, O, W. R. k N, Co,
Best bull of beef breeds -liny End
Mil, Geo, Chandler, llnkn, Hie,'
Red Polled.
Bull, 3 years or iivcil, F, II, Por
ter, Boll, I year and under 2 I, F, II.
Purler,
Hull, senior cnlf- l, F, , l'm(or,
Hull, junior cull'- I,. F, II. Poller;
1, r . ri, mi tor.
Cow, 4 years or over -1. F. II, Pur-
ler 2, F. H. Porter,
Cow, .'I yeais ami under 4-1, F, il.
Porter.
Heller, 2 years and iinib-r J- I, F. II.
Porter.
Heller, seulot yeailing - I, F, II. Por
ter.
lleirer, Junior yeaning . I, F, II. pul
ler. Heifer, senior culf -I, F. II. Purtei;
i, F. II. Porter,
Heifer, junior calfI, F. II, Porter.
Herds.
Grndcd herd- I. F. II. l orlcr.
Breeder"' vtiiing herd - I, F, II. Por
ter. Breeders' calf herd I, F, II, Purler,
. . Groups. jD. H. Leoney; 3, Albion I,. Gile.
Get of one sire rl, F. H. Porter; 2,! Produce of one cow -1, D. 11. Loonev'
F.H.Porter. . :2, I). H. Loonev; 3, Albion L. Gile. " j
Produce of one eow1, F. K. Porter; ; Ayrshiies. j
2, F. H. Porter. I Bull, 2 years aud uudr 31, Walter!
Holstelns. J. Domes; 2, Fry & Cooiev. :
Bull, 3 years or ovr 1,. John 1. 1 Bull, t year aud under 21, W'alter '
Smith; 2, John h. . Simih; 3, E. B. ! Denies ; 2, Walter Dowea. i
-Marl(- I Bull, senior calf 1, Walter J. Domes;
Bull, 2 years and under 31, David I 2, Walter J. Domes.
MeKeown; 2, Wm. Bbhop I. Bull, junior calf I, Walter J. Domes; '
Bull, 1 year and und.i 21, Wm. 2, Walter J. Domes.
BisnoP ! Cow, 4 years or over 1, Walter J.
Bull, senior calf 1, David MeKeown; ! Domes.
2, E. B. Marks; 3, Win. Bishop; 4, John! Cow, 3 years and under 41, Walter!
L. Smith; 5, John L. Smith. J. Domes. i
Bull, junior calf 1, 13. B. Marks; 2,j Heifer; 2 years and under 31, Wal-i
h. B. Marks; 3, Johu 1,. Smith; 4, C. ter J. Domes; 2, Walter .1. Domes, i
6. Magee; S, F. R. Steel. Heifer, senior yearling 1, Walter J.
Cow, 4 years or over 1, Johu I.. Domes; 2, Fry Cooley; 3, Walter J.i
uu.11.1, ., ji. n. .,iui-i ., a. .11. neu-
.nam; 4, E. B, Mains; o, David Me-1
Keown.
low, 3 years and uud.r 4 1, John L.
Smith; 2, E. B. .Marks; 3, ij. B. Jlnrks.
Heiier, 2 years and under 3--I, Win.
Bishop; 2, John L. Smilh; 3, E. B.
Marks; 4, E. B. Marks; 0, David Me
Keown. Heifer, senior yearliuj; 1, E, B.
Marks; 2, John L. Smith; 3, C. S. Ma
gee; 4, John L. Smitiij 0, Win. Bishop.
ricirer, junior yearling I, David Me
Keown; 2, E. B. Marks; 3, Daid Me-1
Keown; i, Win. Bishop; .', Win. Bishop.
lliit.. ai.nl.... . I . 1 h,...:.,..
2. E. B. .Marks: 3. .John L. Sum ri .1 K.
..i.ii, ovtuvj ..an i, ( uuii u, ciiiiiiu,
B. Marks; 5, David MeKeown.
j Heifer, junior calf 1, E. B. Marks;
2, Wm. Bishop; 3, C. S. .Magee; t, C. H.
.wagee.
Champions.
Bull, over 2 years olj 1, John 1,.
Smith (Hnr.elwood Ornsby Posch).
Hull, under 2 yeuis I, E. H. Murks.
Cow, over 2 years 1, Cm-ade Marie,
Wm. bishop.
Heiier, under 2 years I, John L.
Smith, Hazelwvuil (Initby Spoftoiil.
Grand Champions.
Bull, any ag, I, Huzelwood Unnsby
I'oseh, .lol.n L. Sin i Hi.
( ow, or heiier, any aie I, Cascade
-Marie, Win, Bishop.
Herds.
Graded herd 1, John I,, Smith; 2,
E. II. Mrnlis; 3, David MeKeown.
Breeders young herd I. John I,.
ISinilh; 2, E. B. Marks; 3. Wm. Bishop,
I Bidders' calf herd I, John I..
j Smith; 2, E, B. .Mams; 3. Win. Ilishop.
I Cronus
Get el' one sire I, E. It. Mm lis; 2,
l.lohn I.. Smilh; 3, Win. Bishop.
I Produce of one cow I,, '.loon I.
Smith; 2, E. II. Murks; 3, David Me
Keown.
j riolstoin-rritsian Association Specials.
I Hull, 3 years or over I, John L.
Smilh; 2. John I,, Smith; .1, K. II.
I Marks.
Hull, 2 years mid under 31, David
.MeKeown; J, William Bishop.
Bull, I year and under 21, Win.
Bishop.
Hull, senior cull I, Divid MeKeown;
2, E. B. Minks; 3, Win. Bishop; 4, Johu
... Smith; 5, John l Smith.
Hull, junior .alf I, E. II, Minks; 2,
E. B. Murks; 3, John I.. Smith; 4, C.
S. Mngeej .1, V. P. htcel.
Cow, 4 years or ovr I, Inlin I,.
Smith; 2, E. B. Mains; 3, A, M. Men-
eiiaiii; 4, B, .Murks; .5, David Me
Keown, ' ' ' '
Cow, ,1 years and ler 4--I, John
! I.. Smith; 2, E, II. Minks; :, E, II.
j Marks,
Heller, 2 years and under 31, Win.
I Ilishop; 2, John I.. Smith; ,1, E. II.
.Marks; 4, K. II. Marks; 15, David Me
Keown.
Heifer, senior yearling I, E, B.
Marks; 2, John I.. Smith; 3, ('. S. Ma
gee; 4, John l Smith; "j, Wm. Bishop.
Heifer, junior yeailing I, David Me
Keown; 2, K. B. Minks, 3, David Me
Keown; 4, Wm, Bishop; .i, Win. Bishop.
Heiier, nenlor calf I, Ji.lin I,, Smilh;
2, K. K. Marks; 3, John I,. Smith; 4, K.
It. Murks; -1, David MeKeown.
Heller, junior calf 1, I-;, H, Murks;
2, William Bishop; 3, c. M. Magee; I,
( !. S, Magee.
Herds.
Grade,) herd I, John I,. Smith; 2,
E. B. Marks; 3, David MeKeown.
Breedirs' young herd--I, John I
Smith; 2, E. II. Maras; 3, Win. Ilishop.
Breeders' calf herd I, John L
Smith; 2, E. B. Marks; 3, Win. Hlslinp.
Groups,
Get ol' one sire I, E, II. Minks; 2,
John I.. Smith; 3, Win, Hlshqi.
Produce of I cow I, John I,, Smith;
2, K, B, Marks: 3, David MeKeown.
auemseyi.
Dull, !l years or over I, A. I. and .1.
Hughes! 2, Albion I.. Gil,,
Mull, 2 years mid under 31, A. I.
ami J. Hughes; 2, II, H. Ijioiiey.
Mull, I year ami under 2-1, Albion
L, Gile; 2, W, C, lleasliv) ,1, Albion!, chninplon female exhibited by
L, Gile, ' ,ll'r owner, who must have b her
Bull, senior calf I, A. I, mid J."w",'r "' .VMr r over oblc
llug-hes; 2, D, II. Loonev; 3, Albion M'"''1'" l,'w"1' '' llembree.
L. Gile. ' Besl eipilpp,,,! Jersey herd. Including
Hull, Junior cull'-l, Albion L. Glle cpilpuient-C, P, ilemlnee, Mou
2, Albion L. Gilei 3, W. I), llnlinil,, jinoulh. (Ire.
Cow, 4 years nr over I, I). II, Loon 1
.;'! 2, Albion L. Gile, 3,. A. I. d J.
ll
ugiies.
l ow, 3 years ami under 4-1, 11, 11. 1
Loonev; 2, Albion L, Gile; 3, rt, I, and
J, Hughes,
Heller, 2 years ami under 3 1, ll, II. i
1 uey; 2, Albion L. Gile; 3, Albluu L,
Gile. - ,
Heifer, senior yearling --I, A. I, and
J, Hughes; 2, D, II, l.oouev; 3, W. II.
Unhurt, I
Heifer, junior yearling .-1, ll, ,
Loonev 2, D, II. Loone i 3, Allilou L, 1
Gile, j
Heifer, senior calf- I, Albion l Gile; ,
2, II. II. Loonev; 3, l. II. Lot v, I
llelfer, Junior cuif-l, It, II, Uioncv;
J, Albion L, Gllei 3, I), II. Loouey, ' ,
Chsiiiplons
Hull, oer 3 years I, A. I, and J,
Hughes (Kitchen (lover mi uf Con )
Bull ler 2 years I, Albion J j
Gib, King Cbllmook of Chicane,
ow, over 2 years I, It, II. Looaey j
(Miss Eglantine ol' (lieuu,) j
Heifer, under 2 years D, 11, Loonev 1
(Silver Bell Lass.) ' '
Grand Champions, j
Bull, uny age -1, A, I. and J, Hughes
l nireiienir s iiinerimr 1 1 t oinnu.)
Cow or heifer, any uge I, II, II,
l.iioney (Silver Hell l!ui,)
Herds.
Graded herd - I, , , Loiuevi 2,
Albion L. Gile.
j Breeders' young herd - I, D, II.
Loonev 2, II. II, I nev; 3, Albion L,
Gile.
Ilreedeis' ami culf herd I, D, II.
Loonev i, Albion L, Gile; 3, ), II.
Loouey,
Orntif ti
Gr-t of one Iip- I, D, II, Looneyi 2,
Komcs; , rrv t Cooley.
Heifer, junior yearling I, Walter J
Domes: 2. Frv & Cnnlev.
Heifer, aenior calf I. Walter J.
Domes; 5, Walter J. Domes. ,
Heifer, junior call 1, Walter J.
Domes; 2, Walter J. Domes.
Champions,
Bull, oxer 2 years 1, Prince of M. ft.,
Walter J. Domes.
Bull, under 2 years I, Invincible,
Walter J. Domes.
Cow, over 2 years 1, Merle Triune,
Walter J. Domes.
Heiier, under 2 veurs 1, Baroness,
V..I... I 1 "
im-r o i ironies.
Grand Champions.
Bull, any ago 1, invincible, Walter
J. Domes.
Cow or heifer, any age 1, Merlo Tri
une, Walter J. Domes.
Herds.
Graded herd 1, Waiter J. Domes'.
Bleeders' young herd 1, Walter J.
Domes; 2, WMter J. Domea.
Breeders' calf herd I, Walter ,1.
Domes; 2, Walter J. Domes.
Groups.
Get of one sire 1, Walter J, Domes;
2, Walter J. Domes.
Produce of one cow lj Walter J.
Domes; 2, Walter J. Domes.
Jerseys,
Bull, 3 years or over 1, Win. Sehul
uieiich; 2, Frank l.oughary; 3, Win.
Sehuimerii-h; 4, C. P. Heoibree; -j, John-
run, lazuli- k i.iuucrniaii. - m
Hull, 2 years nil. I under 31, Thomas
i" '"tilth; 2, (i. G. Hevvett; 3, F. E.
! ''.v""i W. N, Cleveland; "i, J. H. Cole,
I ""''i ' year and under 21, It. W.
nemiiree; ,i, u. 1'. Hem
bice; 4, .1. II. Van oMtcr; .5, G. (I.
Ilewett.
Hull, senior calf i, C, P. llembree: 2,
F. H. Lynn; 3, Frank l.oughary; 4, Win.
Scliiilinerieh; 5, C. P, lleinbreo.
Bull, junior call I, ('. P. llembree; 2, 1 R
rruuit i.oii'iniiiy; , r. K, l.yan; 4, F. K.
Lynn; 5, c. p. llembree. ' '
l ow, 4 years or over; 1, C. P. llem
bree; 2, G. G. Ilewett; 3, N. II. Smith;
I, TliMUiiis S. Griffith; .1, T. knurs S.
Grit'litli. 1
Cow, 3 years and under I I, C. P. j
lleinbne; 2, Tlioiuaa S. Griffith; 3
Thomas S. Griffith; I, (1. G. Ilewett; .V
Frank Louliury.
Heiier, 2 years and under 31,
Frank Lo-iglury; 2, 'I'lioin.is S, Griffith;
3, G. (I. Ilewett; 4, C. P. Ilembre.
Heifer, senior yearling , (1. G.
Hewelt; 2, C. P. ilemhree: 3. Win.
Si-hulinerieh; 4, W, ,N. Cleveluad; V
Frank l.ougliiuy,
Hi'ifsr, jnuior yeailing I, C, p, l, -in
bree; C. P, liemliree,' 2nd premium; 3, J
Frank Loughury; 4, Thomas S, Grif
litb; .V Tiiomas S, Grlflith. . i
Heifer, senior calf , C, . .wi
2, J. II, Cole; 3, Frank Longluirv; 4, II.
G. Ilewett; 5, G. G Ilewett. 1
Heiier, junior calf I, Wm. Schiilme ;
rich; 2, F, E. Lynn; 3, Frank l.ongliarv; '
4, C. P, llembreei S, W. N. Cleveliiml.'
Champions,
Bull, over J years I, .Morrocro'q I'lo-m-er,
Thomns H, Griffith.
Hull, under 2 yeurr I, Hony's lloch
etle Noble, C. P, llembree, '
Cow, over 2 years I, Bosnia's Prin
cess, C. P. Ilemhree.
Heifer, under 2 years T, Nulile Peers
Jewel, C, P. llembree.
. Grand Champion.
Bull, any age I, Thomas 8. Griffith
(Morrocco's Pioneer).
Cow or helter, liny age- I, Noble !
Peers Jewel, C. I', llembiee,
Herds,
Graded herd-1, C, . llembree; 2,:
Thomas S. Gril'lith; 3, Frank Loughury.;
Breeders' young herd I, C, P. Ileiii
In I 2, Fiank Loiig'.mry,
Breeders' culf held--1, C. P. Heni
bree; 2, Fruuk Lnngliury; 3, F, K. Lynn.'
Groups, ;
Get of one sire I, C, P, llembiee; 2,
C, P. llembree; 3, Frank Loughury.
Product of one cow I, Frank Lough
dry; 2, W, N. Cleveland: 3, F. K. Lvnn.
jersey Bpeclula,
TUP SHFFP AVVARfll
uwiiuua lllinilUk.
Rniliboiilllot,
(Cuutiiiiieil on page Si.)
HERE'S PROOF
A Salem Cltlten Tells Of His
Eiporlciu-t.
Vou have a right to dmibl slutemeuls
of people living fur iiwuv but can you
doubt Salem endorsement f
lleud III
F, A. Hutloti, lent und uwnlug denlci,
Siileiu, says: "I had kidney troubl
for I it years ami sometime, ' H. )N ,
up, Doctors rlbl not help me. Slurp
pains entcndcd through my buck and'
were must severe In my kidneys. Often
when working, I lind to give iip. I lol
weight anil was In very piuir licallh, I
had lieuibiclicK, rested but III He nt
night und dldii'l know what, til In On
a ft lend 's ailvlce, I tried Dunn's Kid
ney Pills and In my surprise, they
brouglil great, Improvements In n few
days, i eontliiueil to gut belter stead
ily I got more sleep, my nppillte I m
proved and the pain gisitnnlly, but
surely, left me, After I hud useil three
bnies uf I loan's Kidney Pills, I wus In
belter henlfh lliuu 1 had been for ten
years and not a sign of kidney rom
plalnl remained. The cine hoi been
permanent,"
Price ililc, al nil denleis, Dim '(. sine
ply nk for a ki.lncv lemndy et
I'oaii's Kidney i'llls-ilie auu that
Mr. Sutton hud, Fnsle Ml'lmin Co.!
Props., Buffalo. N, Y, j
Open
Evenings
We pay railroad fare
within a radius of 100
miles to out of town
buyers.
BEING CLOSED CUT
At Less than Wholesale
Pirices
Buys one worth $325,
fully warranted.
Others at
Etc, Etc
All worth twice the value.
PLAYER
PIANOS
of the Highest Grade
FULL 88 NOTES
BRAND NEW
The Closing Out Prices
are at Reduction of
$320
$380
Etc., Etc
Closing out the Stock
formerly offered by
Savage Piano House.
P
A
$156
p 1 "72!
$185
$210
Kohler
& Chase
135 N. Liberty St, Salem
re j e'lsswas s.a at f '