Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-19

I'd on graded eve over years.
d NJ Guthrie, Dallas, lst ON French
Merino ram over years, eve same,
yearling eve, pair ram and pair eve
lambs; also % on American Merino
ram over years, yearling eve and
pair eve lambs; also 1st on cross
bred eve over years, yearling eve
and pair ram lambs, and I'd ON pair
eve lambs.
c p Bailey, San Jose, Cal, lst on
yearling Angora eve aud 2d on
yearllng buck and buck over 2 years
and under 8.
ID M Guthrie, Dallas, I'd on Amer
lean Merino ram with four lambs.
r Scott, Milwaukee, special class,
lst on Dorsett horn yearling ram
and same eve, and pair eve lambs,
and I'd on yearling eve.
Franklin Yocum, Sheridan, 1st on
Angora back and I'd on eve over 2
years, yearling eve and pair buck
lambs, and diploma on single An
CORA eve.
John Miuto, Salem, 1st on cross
bred ram over 3 years, pair eve
lambs, and I'd on yearling ram, eve
oyer 2 years, yearling eve and pair
ram lambs.
Eugene HALEY, Salem, lst Oh
crossbred yearling ram.
r w Carey. Macleay, 2d on Shrop
shire earring ram.
II Scott, Milwaukee, diploma on
graded ram and four of his lambs.
DOME STIC WOOLEN MANU-
FACrURES.
Mrs Nj e Gibson, Rickreal, I'd on
rag carpet.
Mrs NJ Kinsey, Aumsville. LIST
on rag carpet, stair carpet and wool
en- sheets, and 2d on hItand miss.
Mrs A l. Leach, Aumsville, 1st on
wooden carpet made of yarn, and I'd
on stair carpet.
Mrs NJ Il Tull, Barlows, 1st on
hit-and-mis and I'd on home made
blankets.
| Mrs M A Hurst, Salem, colored
home made yarn, LIST; white same I'd.
Mrs S A Condit, Aunsville, same,
white, 1st; colored, 81; socks I'd.
Mrs f. S Rossitet, Salem, home
made blankets, 1st.
Mrs w o Burt, Salem, socks, 1st.
Mrs A D Palmer, Salem, wooden
sheets, I'd.
FRIDAYS RACES.
The 2:30 class trot three in five
mile heats; pure, $500.
=. ]. Mann's $ Altao, by Alta
mout, dam by Pathfiuder---W Woods | l !
Poiut Breeze farms b S 9, Chaliehg.
er Chief, by Challenger, dam Rosa
| Chief ------ .-------------. -.------Green ,
T. n, Tongues br IN g. Pandora, by
Planter, dam sallie Burrell--Tryon
Time-2:36I, 2:40, 1882.
2:30 CLASS TRoT..
BIO RUNNING RACE.
A mile and one sixteenth dash !;
purse 5000.
Randalls b Idaho Chief, aged, by Par
tisan, dam Matte C-------------------- ]
H. D. Browns ch C, Malcolm, by Regent,
dam LILY Langtry-----------------
| G. W. Watson's m Molie 5 by Iron
clad, dam Minnie Black kburn-----------
Time-1:544.
NURSERY STAKES.
Three-eighths mile dash for year
lings, $500 added.
w. Whitmore's. b Ichi Ban, by Coloma
dam Sally Duffy
Sam Jones Rosebud, by st. Paul, dam
| Neyella a-------------------------
r. e. Bybee's cn Wyndoshot, by oregon
Time-3S.
]. e. Ross, farmers lunch counter,
meals at all hours, hot or cold. l0l
State street. 9l9 7t*
Wall paper-Wm. Sargent,
''The Best"
Clothlng ana mats, aC coSI--aC the
Capitol Adventure Co. If
OF all the fair meals Hellenbrand's
are the fairest.
Hubbard squash fine and fresh
Sroat and Gile.
"The Best"
Don't fail to step in and see the
beautiful display of new hats at Chas.
Calvert's millinery rooms.
Campers and restauranters at the
fair grounds consult Sroat & Gile.
DIED.
STEPHENS.-At his home north
of Salem, September Is, 1891 Adam
Stephens, aged " years.
Mr.. Adam Stephens was one of
the early settlers Of Oregon, having
come here in 1849 He leaves
wife. five children aud three