Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-18
FOURTH FAIR DAY.
Extensive List of Premiums
Awarded.
THE BIGGEST CROWD EVER HERE
A Cattle Parade that Has Never
Been Equalled---Fair
Notes.
THE Cattle PARADE.

THE CATTLE PARADE.
The immense crowd OF Oregon
people who were on the fair grounds
ST 10 O'Clock this morning were more
than delighied at the showing oi
fine stock brOuch out st the parade,
which took place at that hour. and
which was we, conducted, the ami
nlals marching in a ircle, surround
ed by Gordon Of admirinc human
ity thst kept the b<s, Of order under
Marshal ArAl's gOOd-natured man
acemvnt.
Of Jerseys, there were = head in
line; by d. H. Lnoney, jefferson, TO-
Chas. Miller. Jefferson. 5. Mascher
& Allen, Suver,on 5, Z. W. Carey.
Nacleay. ;, Gov. Moody l. r. y.
Smell, Dayton, I.
Gueruseys-A. Bush l.
Hereforlis-Johnson. ot Portland.
i. J. W. Mckinney, Turner, :, f. L
Mckinney 3.
HOl>iein-F. ". Durbin. Howell
prairie, 2: Skiff & Smith, Salem, );
II. CoIIle & : n, Salem, 2; Gray
Bros. Salem. /.
Shorthorn j. H. Mccormick.
salem. !: Johnson, Portland. 5; ;
Condit, Aumsv!.ie; Jno. Davis, Sii-
vertcn; r \. Wi;zeI, Turner: 2.
Feely, Red hills, Wm. Chalmers, !
each; \. kirkhe.mer, >; G. W. Dim
ick, Hubbard, >; Caleb Davis, Cor
wallis, !: J. Richards, Oakland. .;
J. Tripper. Wapinitia, ).
P0Iled AnCu=-R. ". Carey, Mac
ieay, 5: q. W. Dimica, Hubbard. 3
Red Polled-Cug>well, Chehalis,
:; Rev. J. L, Parrish, Salem. /
This makes lls head in the proces-
sion, while nearly as many more re-
manned in the stalls, and it Was the
verdict Of all that no better exhibit
or finer quality Of animals could De
shown anyw here il the country.
FAIR NOTES.
The Judges say ;here is the finest
showing %: beef cattle they ever
saw.
"Wednesday nights slight rain
cooled the atmosphere and brought
the people ont in grand style to-day.
Everybody was in better humor
Wednesday. As the crowd increases
70 more than usual proportions and
prosperity i everywhere evident,
kicking has ceased and all are seeing
how much Of the general pleasure
they can enjoy.
The Second Regiment band of
Salem will be on the ground to-day
and everybody Is pleased with the
announcement. They will show
the crowd how instruments can talk
4 livery team driven by VI. 4.
Rains and lady companion took
ft OF kicking this morning on the
ground and badly smashed the
fine buggy. also kicking the
young lady, but not iujuring her.
She jumped out and saved herself.
There is the largest crowd in
years in attendance to-day.
The pride Of Sglemites is the
showing made by the Thos. Kay
Woolen mills, They have an I'M
mense pyramid containing bnlts OF
cloth Of q quality and finish that
would do credit TO any mills in the
nation. Also blsukets-white and
OF different colo.s-0f q texture super.
iOr 10 any eastern goods: fiaunels Of
al color. and stripes, ladies cloth,
-hirtiag. yarns, wool etc, are dis
played in proiusiOn and are the
wonder and admiration Of all OBJ
servers, the wonder being that home
from Oregon wool can
attain such perfection. The Mil Co.
has also store in the city N which
these goods are made up into suits
and sold TO customers at the cheap
est possible Rates.
One OF the most pleasing features
IN the pavilion, il the exhibit
made by SaleuIs first class music
house. Mr.. 2. II. EastOns. There
IRE beautiful pianos, Colby, EmeF-
,on, and Rice-Hizzle, the story &
Clark, Needbam, and Wilcox &
White organs, Maudolins, Zithers,
band instruments. yiOiins, harmon
cas-, and everything that will make
music. Also book aud sheet music
and all things pertaining to music.
Besides tie exhibit, Mr.. Easion has
provided exc-lient music all the day
.Ong, and during the Tests Of the
baud in the evening, thus adding
much to the pleasure Of the Occas-
on.
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