Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Preparations Going Ahead for Next
Weeks Exhibition.


Is getting to belively. Preparations
for the meeting next week are be-
ing made fast. Lots of cattle,
horses, and other stock are coming
In and being entered on the secre-
tary's books. The race track is be-
ing worked every morning and a
few trotters are exercised in the
forenoon. The Portland races this
week keep great many speeders
away but Sunday the racing stables
Will fill up fast.
Superintendent w. III. Savage is
busy in the big pavilion and has
nearly every inch of room assigned
to the exhibitors. AS you enter the
main door the first thing you will
see will be the art department on
each side, then comes the class of
fancy work, then the agricultural
college exhibit; then F. S. Dearborn,
near the west door; then Geo. VIII.
sewing manhines and musical in
struments; Geo. F. Smith with a
grand display of fancy goods; then
the grain exhibit and vegetables.
then the state exhibit of vegetables
ia the southwest corner; the Salem
Canning Co, at the right of the
door into the flower garden; on the
corner will be the display
of the Pacific Land and Orchard
Co then the White corner, of Sa
lem, with an elegant display of store
goods; the dairy and farm machiu-
cry of G. G.. Wicson, of Portland.
comes next-he will separate cream
and show up other dairy work;
1ext G. A. Whale with mus
cal Instruments; Keller d ,
Marsh will be next with
picture and moulding display; then !
he showing of the Grants Pass +,
sugar Pine Co., with lot of novel. :,
les, worth seeing. Down the c
enterin the corner next to the foun.
ain will be the Niagara Jewellery -
o., of the east; then comes the soap :,
isplay of Jas. Kuerton, of Salem,
Which will be grand in every partic-
liar; then Gray Bros. with hand 4
ome showing of hardware; then \
Dr.. Woodcock, Grants Pass, with g,
atent medicine; then N. H. Bur- i,
", with the Standard sewing ma 81
bines; then the Salem wooden mills b
ith large and handsome display; q,
le Salem Flour mills; r. M. Wade n
Co., with a line of steel ranges; si
RS. ID. l.. Fiester will have milli- n,
cry display; Krausse Bros. with ty
>ots and shoes; Smith & Steiner m
ith drugs and toilet articles; VIM. al
rown d Co., boots and shoes; and nj
de Jong, with optical goods: fo
site furniture will be shown by V. Tia
Trosier, of Woodburn; o. s. Oh br
n, of Oregon City, will have br
tent disbwasher, Mrs. Frank tn
'oper, corset display. The jelly, raj
Sc, bread, and pickle display will brI
located by Monday. co,
Amos Wilkins, of Lane county, or,
II be here with grain exhibit for ins
At section; Clackamas county will is i
We fruit and grain exhibit. oer
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Bridges and Mrs. to
as have already engaged room 10 Of {
: flower department. Law
n machinery hall Gray Bros, of bid
EN-; the Corvallis Carriage Co.; I'D
NJ. Osborne & Co., of Portland; An
app. Burrell & Co., with wind fur
|; Il. S. Arney of Sacramento, SIN
b a windmill, gang and sulky lun
US; and a whole lot of Others, trus
please the eyes of the main lum
lt-seers. Job
THE CLERKS. nisl
Gregg has made his ap- com
ailments of the clerks during the new
as follows: j. A. Sellwood and lum
!, Roberts will be the permanent
,lemen clerks. The ladies Sc b
ID are Misses Maria f. DARCY, men
ME Lewis, Mary Parmenter, vert
az Applegate, Margaret J. Cos hav,
Annie M. Wagner, Marie Mes prin
Jennie Booth. These will This
d office" until p. m. Monday and
, the entries are supposed to priv
Misses Darcy, Lewis, and
er will be at their desks tomor- MI
1.-The Others will be expected to prun
hand Monday morning ever.
Wril
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