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CANNED GOODS.

kED FRUlTS-AppleS, Bib, 15eg
fanesppIes, sliced, Sl.lO; eyo!ess and
Slsyll.sJ, extra grated, 500;
f!ib, soc; Strawberries, lib. 81. 100
lib, SOdS1c; peaencs,
Epgil5.
Observation-Disclosures. 2-lh,
ksht e0Si95c; Bib, full weight, 81. 10;
ssccais, S5Q9Oc; 3Nb, seconds,
3il5; okra and tomatoes, 2-lb, $l.V'
1 i,sut, Bib, yOGJJc: California as
u 2a.lb, e.. 900. ~, aceotdihs 70
I'D asparagus salmon, cans, SLov,
baked beans, BIN, Soc, I'D
beans, soc; lib kidney beans,
f!jb arlnsless beans, SL4j, 10
f!st peas. 81 %; BIB American petit
5ialgl15; extra Maine corn, 81. 100
pdline style corn. 9jcuSl 90, standard
,Gs5c; seconds, SJ45Oc.
FKUII -E.trd STANDARD
peaches. lemon cling. Sl.y512.UJ:
| ttaNford. Sl.sJML90, black cher
I{1W92,25; willie cherries, -. 201
lpneots, Sl.sVql9U; Strawberries 5,
eHi plluls, SL6lGl..o; grapes,
PIT; seconds, l0c per dozen less
fdA standard prices.
NED M0LASSES-P. * T. Old Fash
| gallons. S3lO per case; y gallons,
pa case, 4 gallons, $40 per case
IsElotlla asparagus tips, 81 -
k.edai brand, fancy liable syrup, quart
2l9 Pc dozen, b. 3. < Co, Creole,
l@ Glib, Sl.35; bib, s. So; lO'!o,
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, August GA moderate In
crease In demand at erst hands is reported
With numerous arrivals II buyers from opt
Of town, the jobbng trade Is distinctly
better Ia volume. There has been no
change Ia prices either 10 staple or fancy
oottons Print cloths are Inactive. bur
steady. Mems wear woolens and worsteds
IN fair demand and prices urn.
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NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady With Prices
Slightly Higher.


New York. August 6.--The cotton market
onened steady with prices unchanged TO
/ point higher and for the rest Of the
morning and during the early afternoon
was dull land devoid of interesting feat
ures. Receipts were rather disappointing
and the spot situation presented no new
features. Nevertheless Wall street and
the bulls we're again conspicuous as buy
ers Of the October. December and January
optjons. The commission houses as rue
sold the distant months durlns the early
part OF the session. Europe and the South
bonrht In a small way, yet speculation
Ala NOT broaden in fact the public held
aloof FOR further Developments In the crop
country. Toward the close shorts became
nervous aud a llttle support was needed
~ lend nrices up quite sharply. January
reached 7.s3, while August worked up TO
S2i The close was very steaoy WIN
rrices net TO ; points higher Iotai saies
Estimated at 10000 bales
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, August s.-Eggt-R Receipts IL.
24o paekages; steady ~ firm; western
candled 1920: Western uncandled iGdts.
ST. Louis, August 6-Fcultry Firm;
chickens aaz. springs ilis; tufkess Il;
ducks II geese AZ Butter-Steady. cream
cry lTd21,z; dairy l6l99ls. Egss--Sfeady'
u loss Of.
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1 N. Wisnef's Letter.

Houston. Texas, Wednesday. AuEutt g.
liverpool futures today opened quiet and
stssar ~ lower on nesr and = 70 point
,,,,nar on distant options and closed At
sssns ratio. Spot business moderate tone
80. sales 5000 bales. Middhns quota
lions as. unchanged from YESTERDAY,
n-,A bsme markets opened az TlrtuaIT
,he tcIosIns figures Of yesterday and were
All ana almost without change either way
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CoEFEE.

New York, August 6--Coffee- Spot Rio.
barely steady; No invoice SO Mid
steady; Cordova sniih Futures closed
steady. Total sales 65,5Oo bags. August
5. 556fS. IS: September 3. 55ai5 .15, October
b.359I5 20: IsnuaTy 8 1915. IS; February
5.s5; March s. 45a5. So May b.Joel5 IS
July s TO6I5 IL
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nRrED FRUITS AND NUTS.

APpIES-Fancy evaporated. JO-lb boxes.
10. In cartons, fancy. llAc; cartons
choice IO&gl1c; choice evaporated, 10h9
10iIc; sun i led, 6Is4I1sc. .o..
APRlCOTs 10; Loose, iO1sallc.
ENTRANTS -25-lb boxes cleaned bulk.
slS6ioc: Lib cartons. 9l@d11c,
DATES-1-lb packages, llkltsc; Fard
dates. &c. HallVwei, bulk. GOLD boxes. ga
PEACHES Choice new. stock. eG9Kc.
RAISINS-Californla 3-crown, L. l..
boxed Sl.65dl.7j; Alb boxes, L. L raislns
Sc: 3.crown. l. NJ. raisins si.c.
PRIMES California. 90-l00s. &c; So-eos.
SIC: TO-s0s. &C; 6o-70s, 6Iac; 6o-eOs, 7e;
NUTs-FIlherts, Sicily. 13c; California
walnuts. 13M14c; peanuts, fancy. hand pick
ed. 7Q7l4c; No. 2, 5ihc; Jumbo, 7a7Ae;
almonds, Taragona, ll94llc per 10 IL SACKS
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|,,,.ss MORE FAVORABLE.
' ~ WERE MODERATE
..,yino--Prunes Cheaper.
4 s.,,on endirg-Wesk-
s.ss IN Dairy Butter

,on,Inuea very favorable In
~ MARKET yesterday. There
49, ,ctIyity in The trade, but
7 u'l ssmsnd vas seen and the ar
rss on more satisfactory
s 'l.,I The tone Of the market
r.s are being offered cheaper
q Y. Ssste st s1.5cd1.75 per box.
N, =, colorado celery was noted
''s Y. b. very fair demand
u. >, Concord and catawba
:. heavier and prices are about
N O. baskets.
.-,rsu, oi pears Is showing some
IN Bartletts selling At $2.ooG
i. AID Texas at Goa6oc
~ nm cantaloupes Is nearing an
m, -yse. are rather irregular in view
y demand. offerings are made at
III crates
..,srpss is in evidence in the dairy
,ss,tIou, while Elgin creamery,
WIN solids and Monkeys special
ossrei q SHADE cheaper
~, no, sufficient Elbertas on
amply the demand and the su.
Ia Of peaches sold higher. The
n ths East Texas Elberta is prac-
MIA and supplies Of this variety
!, 10 come from North Texas here
n, range was vide on the lower
IA governed much by condition,
average Of prices was much better.
|ur York Journal Of Commerce has
srius on the coffee situation:
mentions by Lewisohn Bros. in
\. peculatlye market and in actual
nr continued the feature of the
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METALS.

TIN-Firm. $50. JOp31. 90; lead, b%c.
GALVANIZED SHEET iRoN-65 AID 8
per cent discount.
BLACK STREET. IRoN-No. n, $S.7o per
ROOFING TIN-Machine made. s10.5o9
1l.oO per box; old style, Si6.SOGlsO per
box. ...<o
pound. - -. ,,, ., "a
pet square.
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WIRE NAILs--S2, 10 base per key.
iARBFD WIRE-Gaivanized, Glldden,
s.. Is FER 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, IS. 81
uer 100 lbs.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
The Market Was Dull and Spot Quota
tions Were Reduced.

tons Were Reduced.
New orleans. August 6-The market for
spot cotton was almost ilfeiess today.
bstoc hare Of desirable grades. Sales 800
hsies cuotatlons reduced u on all grades.
IN. ,,+,,e market was very quiet. All
49, s,nsno Generated by the monthly and
l1s bureau reports appears 10 have
pan dissipafed and the trade has settled
down 70 short season o. i5Ss ssn som rrnGes
o1iish rosteySay's closing Later in the day
tbeTe was slight improvement the board
~ tHs close showing net gains 81 to 3
points on the day.
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ifaNh VI 4 utlkH lul@
poNerisned x O o a,
Piniples: also Blood
ard skin Diseases.
Sypnilis, l9runtlons,
Hair Failing. Bone
Palms, Sore rnrost,
Ulcers. SwellingS,
Effects OF Mercury,
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles. W eak
Il a c X, urnln &
Urine, Gunorrnea,
Gleet. structure. re.
reive S ar { h II G
Treatment, prom pt
relief and cure for
NE. 3 otn sexes
treated confidential
~ aud privately
Yiics. Tistuln, fis
enrc and ltupture
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

Iuo.rison Of these quotations shows
hi,,ntsses 10 favor Of Houston as
Ia market. When the buyer eonsld-
! bepents TO be derived .rOm Hous'
F,gsht rates he will md ihat even
IN qaoIaDle figures al other markets
ksi he price finally pIl ~ general
1iie,. The prices are those ruIlhS
HoastOn Wholesale merchants, auu
kkel daily.
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PRODUCE.

pound.
BEANs-Imported navy beans. s%asXc;
Bayou, &c; English dried, 3Ac; plnk. 4c .
black eyed, &C. Michigan navy. 3%c;
california navy, 4Au43sc; snaps, $3.50 per
busAel basket California Limas, 6Id6c;
fresh wax beans, 65M75c per bushe crate
Butt ER-Blue Star, 24c: dairy, zoe; FL
giE creamery Boz; Meadow Golu,
2S129c, Texas bricks, l6c. Ulcomarga.
rine-Linaoln solids. l2lac; Lincoln prints,
1870; Dasy solids, Ice; prints, lsc:
Monkeys sp cial, 1Sc Crystal NJ
and country rolls. lie; Empire stats spe.
c.al l5c; special BIne star. iSc; Eigin dairy
bricks, ..Oc; Ideal, ll12c Purity creamery
20 and 3U-lh tubs, re, Lib prints, 24c; I'll
gin creamery, solids, lsc; country butter 10
IaIis, lyu2Uc.
CABBAGE-kansas. lmror ed stock, per
CRATE. 81 hO6j2 -. according 20 quality.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls. Ijc
Wisconsin full cream daisies, l49lJc;
Wisconsin half cream, 134l4c; Wisconsin,
pound prints, l5l49i6c
hKAuT.--New. II nalf barrels, s3UVg
ONIoNS--New crop, per bushel, $4,000.
PEPPER-Ctiie, new, l04lGc per pound;
black singapore, lJc.
OTATOES-Calfornia. 75GS0c per bash.
el; Kaw Valley, 6jc.
PEAN TTS-Jumbo, per pound, Ti5c;
farcy nand picked No. /, 8d619c.
pOULTRY-Chickens hens good. SO .O0d
2 %; frvers, large, So OOi3 % broilerS,
So .0taS2. Is; miyel lots 81 75d3 %; cocks.
large, old. 81 sU6i2oU; ducks large. S3UOll
turkeys. hens, S5,oOaiUo; gobbiers, $Gvv
ToMAroEs-Texas 4'tosket crates. ooa
Toe
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TYPEWRITERs,

BLIcKBNsDERFER TYPEwRTTERs on
easy payments. $40 cash and So per
month To responsible people or those VINO
furnish good references. W r. Russell
general Osfn. for Texas. Arkansas, indian
aud oklahoma Territory. Il
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vous petnty, Fauns Memory, weak Eyes.
cured BY our new methods without opera
ton.
SEND for particulars. Address,
DRS, BELTS & BELTS ANp pYAR,
ga ST. Charles St. New Orleans, La.
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Drs. Belts & Belts & Dyar,

Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists.
2iA ST. Charles St. New Orleans.
Young mtddlc-Gged ana old single ana
married men end all who suffer. with Ner-
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PLUMs-Te1as, per peck box, 30d35c;
"a quart crates. 50Gi60c; California assorted
varieties 81 hOdI 70
dINEAPPLES-Flor per crate, s4.5o9
rs; Mexico 81 Is.
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MORPHINE
DIAMOND DYES

WILL NOT FADE OUT, no matter how
often they are washed or exposed 10 the
sun. A package OF Diamond Dye cost
little and plain directions for usiHs sccoms
psny it,
DIAMOND pTLS, BuIlinfton. VI
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GRAIN AND HAY.

OuntatIons Tor CARLOAD lots deIiYereu on
tricks Houston or other points taling
ea',e rate Dealers charge from store
5ei0c per 100 pounds more Oh brar; 2d3c
per bushel on oats and corn, lreltc per
100 on hay.
BRAN-Per 100 pounds 95c.
CORN CHOPS-Pure. S13Sd1. 10
oATS-Texas. choice bright, 46c average
CnRT-No. mixed, sacked, 73lac No.
"UsY1Choiec alfalfa. sl425; choice limo
nv S14. 7T015. 90: South Texls prslrie
nav 81 .5Go1T. 30; North Texas and Terri
cory hay, $40. 5Od1l so.
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FINANCIAL.

A TRUST OFTEN OUTLINES rHE ~
pIvIpuAL TRus.AE, BIT NOT The
TRUST COMPANY
u HOUSTON LAND And TRUST co
SNAIL OR LARGE LOANS on houston
properly. Room Sl5h Main.
MRS, DAY, stTnoerapber, private orlcs
room 2Q2. Binz hul1lng oS
MONEY LOANED on Houston real estgte,
Ed 8 Phelps. attorney, BLOW Main
street.
MAPs-Large and small OF Houston, ].
MAI q Portland, 81 p whItty Main
and Preston sig
COUNTY MAPS can be Ind al r Whitty
corner Main aud Preston 81
SMALL LOANS on salaries and other
securities. j. Sutton, iolOl5 Texas ave
nre, . :
HANDSOME loroom house and three cot
tages Clay, near Maui desirable iOToom
house, IA lots south front Pierce, near
Main large h0use, Gslf block, good iu,.
provements, near tannln school. two DC.
sirabe cottages, east front, I'm Fair
Grounds addition; also number 81 other
bargains IN improved and unimproved city
property Stock in two of best cannls 10
feJas for sale or cJchange for Houston
property. 800 acres rice land near Cy-
press, So per acre. Cash d Luekel, 3OJls
Main. n
WILLIAM A WILSON -ot1ce 2O3 Khan
building; Headquarters for HsGston homes
gu monthly payment or aay other plan.
n
MONEY TO LOAN on improved or unim-
proved city property. H. II. Mitchell,
room 9, Perry block, Congress avenue. II
$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business OF
residence property; one 10 ten years.; at
lowest rates II Interest. monthly pay
meuts II desired; no delay ln getting your
money. Apply 10 n. L. Mills, 2l6 Main
street. or address p. o. Box 300. II
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T II Thompson Seed and
Rice Milling co. ....... $50 ool 100 90
Brszoria Rice and Irrigation
Houston Land and Trust Co.. los o., ......
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply Co. ..,........,...s.. l,......l 90 %
international Creosote Co.
Of Beaumont ..,,.......,-i 50 oQ..,..t.,
Moore .Cortes Canal Co. ....l Is oo % 90
Merchants National Bank 115 co ..-...
Magnolia Park Co. ........l ,..,.,t IS Oo
Planters and Mechanics Ma
tlonnl Bank ............I 1l2 so. ..-..-
Rockdale OH MIL Co ,....l .......i l45 ~
South Texas National Bank 1875 90 ...,..
Sour Lake Springs Co, 80. 100 90 las %
Spindle Top Power Co, III rs ! Is
Southwestern Dry Plate Co, t.....-l ZOO %
Trinity Rice. Land aud II
rication -, ....+.......l -..,.,.i so w
Texas Savings, Real Estate
and Investment Co .,...l 10 ooi IS 90
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

BOERNE-yThe coolest resort Ia Texas;
favorite summer retreat among the bills,
the Boerne Hotel Offers pleasure seekers
and the travelling public superior accom-.
naodations Clarke. proprietor. S-ls
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ID boxes, 4%d47sc: Royal Gloss or Archer,
bulk, 5g5Ac; Nickel. 100 packages, per box
s5'2od3.35; corn starch, sac per Id. 20 and
Au.lD boxes
SJFAk-Quotations are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders
standard Cranulated, &c; cubes and pow.
9eieu' 32sc' Louisiana yellow, Garfield end
fancy, 4f-44Ac; choice, 4gsc
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90 YOU INTEND TO SEND YOUR
Children of 70 School; u so. don't
fail to read the School, Ads ~ The
Pest before ycu %.
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y, II colorado celery was noted
Hn * 4 very fair demand.
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~. Of Concord and catawba
heavier and prices are about
Y, O. baskets
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nA1Nrs. oILs AND GLAss.

whIte lead, per cwt, strictly pure, 500
second grade, $500; third .grade. SS.0S S
81 *. barrel lots, 56c per gallon MN,
sr,I naints COO per gallon. Dry. mixed
paints. per cwt.. IN barrels, eoc. Venetian
q tiSs, pSf jnseed oil, best boiled, TNgIlc.
Rssdy mixed house paints, 500. VI gov gov
Glass sIx5. per cent OF January q list
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Fruits

APPLES Adksnsas, barrel NV'8'' "a
e1r,iASTAIdEPE Roekyfords, oushei
crates. 5O16Oc. t. osa4n o.
GRAPES- Catawbas. SasAeNs'
Concords. baskets, 25aig0c.- M
EMBELLISHMENTS crates, oO1toel
bsxSs sf,d4Oc. other varieties, oexes' 90
SOC; crates. 45d60c, ensss.. srstss
PEARs-Texss, Per box s5 so $500 %
50l60c; Bartlett, Do1, e-.o a. 5r.af rs
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.-,usu, q pears Is showing some
IN Bartletts selling nj $500
!, I'D Texas at G0d65c.
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nRrGs ANn cHEMIcALs.

o,trtns s4ds6c per ounce bottle, NOR.
MIN So 25e72. so per ounce; coaine. 81. p
- orrce. borax. sIse per pound In lOolo
packages: copperas, $500 in 6arrelsi castor ,.'o.
oli, ssifs sT75 per 100 lbs In barrels.
sRfsoobol. sa. 7oasoO per gallon; .ssplpur.
s. S5 ner 100 lbs In barrels alum, Slsc per
pound in barrels; saltpeter e per , podnu IN y,
nY1 81. nm oniflu, So 50; powdered opium,
"a 81. cerbolic acid, 4Od42c per ponnd -
bottles, calcium carbide, 500 per ~ oe'
iivered Texas common railway poiuta-
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.urss are being offered cheaper
~ Y. S,see at s1.Jod1.75 per box.
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49, an cAntaloupes Is nearing an
-. are rather irregular in view
!, aeuaud. offerings are made at
| Il, crates.
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MIscrLLANEous srocKs.

Closing
Bid. ASK
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..,srsss Is in evidence in the dairy
,s.,tlou while Elgin creamery,
,,l,v solids and Monkeys special
|. ,sstei SHADE cheaper.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED--One second hand medium size
nreproof safe. 10 good condition. Address
ms ara 10
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PORTRAIr AGENTs we want your srade..
l6x2c crayon, soc; paste,inc, Gnc; pastel
55c; frames al bottom prices; gool work;
prompt service G. 3. Anderson & 60,
$40 Elm street. DaIlR. Texas. so
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THE HOME SUPPLY COMPANY Tor for.
uiture; buy, sci. OF exchange. 22i7 Con.
gross avenue. III
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WANTEp--To buy 3 Furnished boarding or
reomlng house centrally located. d. D.
this office. 3
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A TRUST OFTEN OUTLINES THE ~.
pIyIpUAL TRus. &c BIT Nor rHh
TRUST COMPANY.
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WILLIAM A. WILsoN--0i1ce 2O3 Khan
building; Headquarters for Houston homes
gu monthly payment or aay other plan.
N
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SITUATION wANTED--Employm az
salesman or collector, Al reference; &C.
quainted with the clty. 4. o. Box US.
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AWARDS FOR POULTRY,
W. W. Browning Of Utah, Makes the
Award Of Premiums IN This Depart
nent-Some Fine Specimens.

No. u.Lo. the
", W. 9'Y",''.'s '. ~ T... no,,r+
N"''0 " '...' ''''s -. "
"e"' '''''' '''
W. W Browning OF ogden. O'an
judge Of the poultry eAhiDit at 'n'
state fair. has awarded prizes Iof ln'
exhibits in this department as I"'
lows:
Barred Piymoutn HocNs'
j. Murrov q Son lst ana "' 'o'N .
lst hen; I'd cocNere.. Is'. -A ana Oh"
pulIet. lst pen. lst best display "'
American class.
Orlo Cahow-l-t 'ooa.'"'. -a p'n
j. o. Watts--d and a' h'n. %" '''N.
erel. 3d pen.
Buff orp.nstons'
Frank Fcn"'oa-l-t ana -a cocker.
el; Isl and 2d pu..et. Isi hen.
White Rock.
J. Murrow q Son-Ist ana "d COCK.
ereL
A. b. Heaton--d .ockereI. Isl. -d
and 81 pulIet. "a pen.
j. o. Watts-Ist ana -a '"'N' ISL
"a and ad hen. Ist pen.
White Wyandottec'
Geo Cr'sman-lst. 20 ana 81 COCK
I'd and 81 hen, -d corhaIeI. "a pen.
Frank Hurlburt-lst hen, list cock.
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day. and elegant lunches between
times. They have employed the best
expert cooks in the state. and have
more than they can do part Of the
ump
Second Days Races.
Pacing. $3.50 class. purse S4o0 Ches-
ter Abbott 1st. Alta Cora Cd. Rockford
81.
Trotting. 2:15 class. $500 Chico 1st.
Oyeta ID
Running. AZ furlongs $3.50. Honest
John 1st. Aurora D. ID
Running. 6 furlongs. 3-yearO,ds.
Sis. Sailor lst. The Maniac 3D. Al
moren 3d.
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C.. r. Bouncy-3d cock; lst and %
cockercl, LIST and I'd puIIet, I'd pen.
W. c. Kyuion-3d hen; Sd pen.
Black Miroreas.
Mrs. G.. ID. Nauu-lst cock
s. l.. Wuey-lst and Sd hen; 3d
cockercl, I'd and Sd pullet; LIST pen.
Frank FeuwIck-2d hen. LIST pullet
Blue AndaIusian.
A. w. KIcin-lst and I'd cock; lst
I'd and Sd hen. lst and I'd cockerel;
lst 2d and Sd pulet; lst and I'd pen;
Isl best display Mediterranean class
White Leghorns.
A. A. HuIburt-lst and I'd cock, lst.
2d and 3i hen; Ist ID and 30 cock.
croI. lst 2d and Cd punat lst and "a
pen. I'd best display %, Mediterranean
class
r. C. White Leghorns.
A. A. Hulhurt-lst cock. lst and 2d
hens lst and 2d pullet, lst pen.
Buff Cochin.
Frank Fauwick-lst cock. lst 2I
and ad hem
Black Langshans.
Frank Fouwick-lst cock; lst hen,
lst and I'd cockareI lst and I'd pulIet
Silver Gray Barking.
Mrs. C.. d. Na.u-lst cockerel. lst
uu.let
Toulouse Geese,
Mrs J.. D.. Wh.tfaaher-lst pen.
African Geese.
e. + Bouuey-lst pair
Mammoth Peku Ducks.
Mrs. l.. L. WairtaaEor-lst pair old;
lst pair young
Gray Call Ducks,
Vs. n Hu.uurt lst pair old. lst pain
yHlu-
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ui uufOfy
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'OuniyrIOut and Composition
ATRIAL mediums are taught also drawing
adopted no. school work for public school teach
pT-.
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school with large patronage last year. First
term begin, september -, send 70: circular.
Address
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-17
State Fair
lContlnued Ion Page -

at the fair grounds Of the yarlaus
breeds are.
I Honeyman Bros. soappoose Or. IS
head of Ayrshires
I r A. Frakes scappoose or. 10
head Of Holsteins
Hazelwood Co. Spokane Wash.
thre eJerseys and several Holsteins.
Louis Bauman. two Polled Angus.
r A. French Portland Or IS head
Brown Swiss
Harry West scappoose or. y head
Jerseys
Chas Cleveland. Gresham, four
head Jerseys. % head Shropshire
sheep. two Shetland ponies. and two
Poland China swine.
Ladd's Hazel Fern Farm F. r. Nc.
Eldowney. superintendent. 81 head
Jerseys and % head Berkshire swine.
/ d. n. Looney. jefferson. Or. rs head
Jerseys.
John Sparks. Reno. New 10 head
Herefords
I Ladd's Oak Hill Farm. Frank Brown.
manager North Yamhhl 16 head
shorthons. lG Cotswold. Shropshire
and Southdown sheep
w o. Minor Heppner or. iC head
shorthorns.
g. B Wade. Hot Lake. Or. n head
Herefords.
Myro Mckinney Turner. or, II
head Horefords
Baldwin sheep q Land Co. Hay
Greek. or. two carlods Ramboulllet.
Baldwin Spanish Mcrino and Delalne
sheep
/ W. T. Pooler willard. Or, Shropshire
Down sheep
j. T. Hunt. Whiteaker. or. Shrop.
shire Down sheep.
Atkinson Bros Newberg. or, 90
head Poland Chinas aud one pair
Bronze turkeys
II. II. Denny. Mccoy or, four head
berkshire swine.
George l.azelle Oregon city. Or
seven head Red Polls
l.. r. Cogswell ChehalIs Wash, n
head Red Polls
T.. A. Hinkle. Roseburg Or. n head
Red Polls
G. ID. Marin Ballson. or, has a fine
display OF Scotch Colues Al no a. m
today he will give an exhibition iu
handling sheep with a Collie
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-17
a Daily Event

At the pavilion a daily event that al.
ways holds the crowd is the singing OF
Jerusalem. the Holy city on the
Edison phonograph. al the the Geo. C..
win music exhibit The most talent
ed soloists of the age are reproduced
so perfectly that the great building
rings with the music. aud In all parts
hundreds stop 90 listen 90 the great
periods uf classical song. as they ROLL
out on the atmosphere The whistlug
chorus Is another great tayoritc with
the crowds
The ladies of ST. Joseph's Society
are serving hot meals three times a