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1895 JTTLY. 1895
Sa. I Mo.l Tu. 1 We.l Th. I Fri. I Sat.
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aaa aaaaa ""HaMMi 1 ii--
'- "AWoxQ'those talked of as candidate
. for the supreme' court by republicans is
Judge Norrts-of the northern part of the
suite:.
: : jAitea -Benjamin, a Saunders county
... tanner,' was 'instantly killed by lightning
V 'Sunday' morning, while 'going out to
' milk."'
' " ' - i .
. Rdiks of a large. town hare boen'dis-
covered 'in -the Adriatic sea ata-depth of
'.eighty feet, by a direr, tt is. probable
' .'that.it is the 'lost 'town of Cissa, men-
tioned by Pliny the elder.
r- ai
"lT":is"lJelieved 'that the work of the
government surveying party will dis--'
-close an -error..in former reckonings and
-show the hight of 'Pike's peak to be
-.1,100 feet mom than it lias been rated.
'-"-.-"Bank directors at St. Johns, . F., are
nh'der arrest, accused of appropriating
"between fournnd five million dollars to
their private accounts.
-'-It is now stated tbat-O. W- Ru'tledge,
-'anditor of Hardin county, Ohio, admits
;tbat all bonds issued by him during' his
terms as .auditor were dictated by him,
-he signing bis name. to bonds andcou-
.'pons": "Z. TvLewis would then forge the
'- nainv8-:of the county commissioners.
. .": '.A'jciBCcsfirm is talking of starting a
- -M'ild-onimal stock -farm in serin-tropical
'-.Florida, on a tract of land six miles'
. .square.. As the'animals to be propaga
ted' are principally carnivorous, there
. ::.will also be bred-such smaller animals as
'.thej' naturally prey.upon-for food.
- ---JAcch. damage was -done in Kansas
.;''":-Clty.Sunday-morning bj the worst rain
-,.;. -and lightning. storm ever -known there.
. "- i'he, rain fall was'-47 inches. Street
-". pavements, were washed out like so. much
.. kindling wood, sidewalks carried away,
. .. . culverts caved in, and water banked up
'-':'. -in places :as high -as twenty-five feet.
; -TfiEKebraska. democracy is advised
to have constructed for itself a large bi
furcated skirt; -In its present condition
the old style must, be; cumbersome.
'.Only by following -this' advice -strictly
and applying both- sections industrious
ly to the same pedal, can it hope to hold
.even second place in the political bike
race this fall Blair Pifot. ."
. .the Alliterative Arthit. ;
..? " . Herein a phrase of .Secretary of.Agri-
't, -.culture Morton, ''the reinless viscera of
-t.--vicuity; -vast volumes of -ralne.". We
. - - -'are not particularly fond of alliteration,.
V- ; but .we. suggest, in" justice to the other
-.." ioembers of the cabinet, that Mr: Cleve
' -:'. land should, lay-hands upon thisNebras---;
k'jek:rabbit, and-muzzle His. mobility
." -." -of mouth Philadelphia Inquirer.
. BUSINESS MEN WANTED.
6hoaM Have Mere Kevreieat-
,;'". .'"V.--. ---." . iriaM mad; Iadwtry.
W-'-.V' -"- -Any" business man -who attempts to'
V- ""' "-:-1ftoh.is "business as congress runs the
j" .??".."- -.'ci,:?::0f, !e United States will very
''... -: " ".apeedily find himself jm utterly hopeless
.--:.".-. ".". " v.lisakrupt, without credit and without
.;. " ..! - ..'tkejneans'of getting it
. .,. ' .." ".-".- Politicians and statesmen as a general
'.'-. :- v.--"Pl9 re ot business men .or versed in
. '.: hajsines affairs. We need good lawyers,
.-.-'.""-.; In -Hot those-who are notorious' for a
''V-' !' .." prepohaerasce of .language that is
Vl"::.J -.' --"sx5eded in quantity only by that of the
'.".... -v-.l professional politician. The result is
''-:'''.:..:." ."aot conducive .to the best business in
" """"""?.. ;. tBrests of the country. "
-. .""") - . --. "" If-we are to judge from' the disgrace-'.-'tr.
:"..':'. W nd dilatory tactics of the New
.:;".'--;.y-flfk' state legislature, a lack of legis-
.-. " '.;;.latiye business wisdom is '-not confined
' v"!." '.- ..'gress. "State and national affairs
't ".; .-". -. .' aeed as much careful 'attention 03 is
- -."-.""".' a -. giveuo the'mahagement of -a prosperous
"-'.-- ' .' .tavriaess.' There 'should be doe corisid-
eration an4.disoassion upon important
Sdadweighty topics; J&ut- there is no'oc-
'. casion to wtete valuable time and money
- " '-' ila. feelom discussions or 'wind .'bag or-.-'
"Mqry. Such is -of "no earthly use: ' It-:.";--coivinces-'nobody.;
it changes.no rotes.
V.';. '..:' '.TJpojDuimportant national events 'the
." - , yuig.of -statesmen' are agreed either for
' '.-' '. "or tgainst the best interests'of the.ebun-'
: -."'try. v.Why ot,."then, at once get'dQwn
' to .the actual 'business in 'hand instead
of .Waiting weeks or..months wastimr
.-; .'. tJeiaioney-of thepeoplerandthe time, of
. -'-.tiMir representativest who would, often
; . - aarva uw.couniry iar uerter oy remain
". -.a at home? .".- . . .
"".." The representatives bf the Fifty-fourth
;" -.""; 60Bress' have .already been" elected. We
.-" mj are.oJb. aware exactly how many busi--'
.- " ' aicn-there 'are among -its members,'
- :"Vat.we4ohope.fhat there are many who
.; : wiu eaemvar toimjfress upon their fel
f ..--'. low legislators the desirability, the ne
.5 osairy,.of .strict attention tobusjiess,
.;.;'. - mt froaspt legislation and of prompt ad
,. . ouritaient Ist us see for once if it be
. . " smU pojajhlo tahave a 'businesslike'cod-
FOURTEENTH
Plalle
County Agricultural
BR
COLUMBUS.
Wednesday, Thursday
25, 26 m
KEGOLATJONS.-
OEXEKAL ARBAXCEXXXTS.
L Thetraekwill be pot ia order by the So
ciety in time for the trainia of horse. The
track will be under the supervision of the Su
perintendent 2. The fair grounds will be open for reception
of all articles and stock on Wednesday. Septem
ber 23, bat in so case will articles or stock be
brought on the grounds or placed on exhibition
except at the expense of the -owner or his au
thorized agent.
2. The fair will be open to the public on Wed
nesday, the 25th day of September. Gates will
be open at .8300 a. m., and at that time every
officer is required to be at his port.
4. All persons will be requested to leave the
grounds by 8.00 o'clock p. m. of each day, ex
cept those who may be allowed to remain by
permission of tho General Superintendent.
CHIEF 5iKSHAL.
5. The Chief Marshal will make himself fa
miliar with the program and carry it out
promptly, and as it is, unless some change be
made therein by special vote of the Board of
Directors. The Assistant Marshal will in every
particular aid the Chief.
POLICE SKUriCK.
6. The police shall be employed by and under
the control of the Superintendent during the
fair. .
ENTRIES.
"J. Entries will be free except trials for speed.
In the latter case the entrance fee shall be 5 per
cent of the purse competed.
8. Entries can be made at any time before the
fair by application to the Secretary, at Colum
bus, by letter or in person. During the fair en
tries will be received at the office of the Secre
tary on the grounds. When an entry is made
the Secretary will give, the party a card, which
will contain .the number of entry, lot and class,
which must be attached to the article.
9. Exhibitors will confer a favor on the of
ficers of the Board by making their entries the
fint forenoon of the fair. Persons abroad can
make their entries by letter; but in such cases,
if the entry be of live stock, the applicant must
give the name and age of the animal, the name
and residence of the owner, and the class and
lot in which he wishes to enter; if tho entry be
made of machinery, implements, etc., the ap
plicant must give the name and residence of
maker, name of patentee and or the article.
"10. No article shall be entered in more than
one lot. All entries and awards will be made in
strict compliance with the offer of premium list;
partiestherefore, must take particular pains to
have stock and art icle entered just h they trant
them.
11. Those who witth entries will very much
oblige if, before leaving home, they will make a
list of tho articles they wish to enter, and the
class and lot, number or ago to which they be
long, and sign their names in full at the bottom.
This trill enable the Secretary to yet tlteir names
correctly on the hooks.
12. " No persons, except the officers of the So
ciety will be allowed to see the entries until
after. the awards Lave been made.
IS. A entries trill he received after ihe first
day. Particular attention is called to this, as it
is impossible' to give satisfaction-in any other,
way. This rule will Ite adhered to strictly.
14. -Every worthy article not enumerated in
the premium list, which maybe-presented, will
be placed 'to its appropriate class, and a pre
mium awarded.
15. Tho.Board especially calls the attention of
the community to this rule, and hope that all
worth' and appropriate articles will be present
ed for exhibition.
THE -TICKET SV8TEX.
16. All pensons will obtain tickets for admis
sion to the grounds at the Treasurer's office,
near the entrance gates, as follows:
Single Ticket of Admittance $ 23
Season Ticket, admitting one person dur-
100
SO
200
23
10
One or two-horse vehicle and driver
Season Ticket, admitting one or two-horeo
vehicle and driver during fair. .. :
For each person other than the driver in
any private vehicle (one ticket)
Ticket to grand 6 land..
Tickets to grand stand and quarter stretch 25
""Children under ten years of age, free.
Superintendent and members of awarding
committees admitted free, by special pass, while,
serving as such.
INVITED GUESTS.
17. Omnibus or vehicles carrying passengers
to and from the fair grounds will be admitted to
the grdunds on such terms as tho Board of Di
rectors may prescribe.
IS. Officers of Agricultural 'and Mechanical
Absociatlons. and members of the press are in
vited to attend our fair. They can obtain a
special pass by making, application to the Sec
retary or President, at the office of the 'Society,
and identifying themselves by responsible
parties.
19. Special passes will be given by the Treas
urer, each day, to persons employed in taking
care of stock, or employed in booths, on 'per
sonal application of persons owning stock or
booths. Transfer of tickets in any and all cases
will subject the party to arrest, and expulsion
of stock, booth, vehicle and party from the
grounds and debar him from competition to
premiums oflered by the Society.
20. No checks will be given at the gate. Par
ties going out will have to pay on.return.
21. The fair is open to the. world, except
where thericic expressly prodded for.
ANIMM8.
22. No animals will be allowed to run at large
on me grounus. r. very article or animal, upon
the grounds during the fair shall be under the
control of the Superintendent and Board of Di
rectors, and while every possible precautien will
be taken for their safe keeping, the Society will
not be responsible for loss or-damage that may
occur.
EXHIBITORS.
23. All etock will be shown in the arena. No
person but the awarding committee on duty and
the officers of the Society will be allowed inside
tho arena while the exhibition is going on.
24. The exhibition of stock will commence at
.the time and proceed in the order specified in
the program. Animals not ready at the proper
time and place will be ruled out of competition.
25. Premiums will not be paid on articles or
animals" removed from the fair before its close,
unless such removals have the consent of the
President.
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
' 26. .Awardiog committees will be selected
from the various parts of the county with great
care. They will receive their committee books
and enter upon the discharge of their duties at
940 a. x. on the eecond day. In these books
they will write their report. Three persons will
constitute each committee. The animal or arti
cle receiving the majority of votes cast shall be
'entitled to.the premium.. Each premium shall
be, voted on separately.
27. No one will be allowed to act as judge on
the article or animal wluch he exhibits.
. 28. The age of horses shall be computed from
the first day of January of the year in which
they are foaled.
29. Unsound animals will not be awarded a
I premium.
30. Committees are particularly requested not
to encourage over-fed animals in the breeding
classes.
31. 'Awarding committees' will only award
premiums to articles regularly entered in their
respective classes. They will put on badges
denoting the premiums as they make the awards
aad aee that. the badges and reports agree.
Blue is first premium red second; white third.
32. -The Chairmen of the different committees
are particularly requested to hand ia their re
ports to the Secretary as mob aa the decisions
are made, as the "Secretory desires to make re-
xtprt as aooa aa- possible, aad at fail as ma
ANNUM. FAIR
THE-
HELD -AT-
NEBRASKA,
and Friday, September
27, 1895.
aad circBJBetaneea will permit. They are also
requested to assist the Secretary ia making cor
rect copies, so that there can be bo mistake aa
to the meaning- aad intent.
KETBESHXEST BOOTHS.
33. Persons furnishing refreshments are re
quested to lay in their supplies before 8:30
A. M. each day, and for that purpose free admis
sion will be- given themselves aad wagons for
half an hoar.
3L Persons renting refreshment booths will
not be permitted to sell intoxicatiAgdrinks.
S3. Refreshment booths, showmen, peddlers,
hucksters, etc., will apply to the President, for
teams upon which they can eater the grounds
and carry on their occupations.
AUCTION'.
26. Should it be requested, auction sales will
be open at 1.-00 p. x. each day of the fair. Two
and one-half per cent on all property sold will
go to the society.
- 8DPERIKTE.NOENT8. .
S7. The General and Assistant Superintend
ents will have auperviiorr of the grounds. The
class Superintendents have particular direction
of all articles in their-reseclire departments
tliat the animals have appropriate stalls and
nens.nnd that article art; con veniently arranged
for examination by .the judges, aa well as to
furnish information relative to the exhibition,
and shall ap'point the committees to their re
spective classes under the direction and with
the consent of the Board of Directors, and re
port them at once to the Secretary.
38. Superintendents not on the grounds and
reported to the Secretary, by. noon of the first
day, their places will be filled by the Board of
Directors!
39. All cah premiums will be paid at the
office of the Treasurer within -thirty days after
close of fair, except in case the receipts from
all sources are insufficient to pay expenses and
premiums in full. Expenses will be paid in full
and premiums pro rated from the balance.
40. Twenty per cent of alt cash 'premiums
(except in the trials of speed) will be retained
as an entrance fee.
41. All live stock 'that liave- been awarded
premiums will join in the grand parade at 11 A)
o'clock on the last .day of the fair.
42. All premiums not claimed by the annual
meeting day in January will be forfeited to the
Society.
43. A grand band stand lias been erected, and
all uniformed bands will be allowed free ad
mission to the grounds.
41. Prices of stalls shall be aa follows: -
opcrtl &MU1S . ...
.$2 00
. 200
Box stalls
Program.
JOHN H. HUBKR, Manual.
FIRST lA.ir,
Wkumkspav.'.Skitrxbbr 23.
Receptiou of Stack Eu tiles.
SECOND DAY.
Thursday, Srptrxkkr 2C.-
Awanliiitf committed enter
.at 10:30a. m.
iqon their work
TIIIKTO DAY.
Frihat. September 27.
Platte Comity school children - admitted free
011 this day. Awarding committees
make their reports to the secretary.
SPEED PROGRAM.
L
First Day-Wednesday, September 25.
County Fannei's Race, trotting and
pacing , bona fide owners to drive, oue
mile heats, three in fire, no horse eligi
ble ; bat has ever started in a race 5 50 00
Foals ol '93 trotting, elegible to 2 ro
Cl8SS...........,...,........ 75.00
Second Day-Thurady. September 20.
2:S0 class tiottiug race ... ...5 73 (0
Running race, one-half mile and re-
Third Day Friday, September 27.
Novelty Kace,'one-hnlf mile walk, oi.e-
half mile trot, one-half mile run ......$ 25 00
Free for alt trot .. 10J 00
Running Race, one mile dash 40 00
CONDI I IONS.
Any race not tilling to the satUfuotion of the
association may be declare! off.
There must be at least five entries and three
starters In each claw.
Entry fee 5 per cent, or purse; 5 per cent, ad
ditional deducted from winnlne money.
No entries will be received unless accom
panied by money.
Entries close Bight before the race.
Entry fee to miming races 10 per cent.
Money In trotting races divide I SO. 25, 15 and
10 per cent.
Money iu running races dhldettco, 25 and "15
pee cent.
I- II. NORTH. QUSG. BECI1ER,
rresld-ut. Secretary.
PREMIUM LIST.
J3"AU premiums to.be paid aa advertised ex
cept in case of ery severe weather; then ia that
case to be pro rated.
CLASS A. '
HOBSES AMP XCI.E8.
Rules. Soundness, symmetry, size and ntility
for improving the stock of horses 'in the state
should: be considered in all breedinc animaJa-
If stallions and duim can lv ummiinU l
their colts, of any age; to show their qualities as
Dreeoers, so muca
the better. Hones
must be shown un
covered, and in
such manner aa
the committee may
require or allow;
if .exhibitors re
fuse to submit to
the proper require
ments their ani
mals will tiMHalwl
out. All statements made by exhibitors, sad
relied upon for obtaining premiums, aa to age,
.ownership and breading, when ia doubt, must
be verified by affidavit.. Attention is called to
directions to awarding committees, ia the Reg
ulations of the Societv wHIm nnnanHni-
mals. All draft stallions mast be pure bred aad
registered ia proper stud book; aad all stallions
entered in roadster class mast -be Standard bred
and registered in Wallace Trotting Register.
LOT I.
JUl I CI J -
DBAR HOBBES.
ut. " ad.
1. StaUioBS, over 4 years $6 00 $3 69
2. 3 and under 4 5 00 -2 59
3. ". 2 - -3 4 60- 2S6
4. " 1- M 2 4 00 2 50
Suckling Colt : SOU 1 so
5. Mares, over 4 years 6 09 3 00
6. Filly, Sand under 4..- 5 69 2 50
7. M 2 3 4 60 2 00
8.M1 2 4 09 - 2 50
9. Suckling Mare Colt S-69 ISO
Lorn.
BOADBTEBB.
Embracing all strains ot horses especially des-
icaatedfor
tberoad styte aad action being the
teat. Horses in this lot to he shows to wagon.
1st. 2d.
MX
IL
12.
Stallions, over 4 years. $6 69 $3 69
SaadBBderL 5 09 2 59
S S. 4 69 2 59
IS.
Maraa. over 4 years.
"rilly, SaaslaMsr 4.
66 . 869
14.
$99
J 59 1
15.
' a s
4M
lot in. .
la all oaaat-of trials' of epead if the class ia
bo fall the eakihitor will.oBly be eBtitledtopro
to tka
imeaohelaaa. Katriea '" tM
willcloseatto'eleck p.a.ef the eresiBg pre-
TMJBB IO IHIHS.
CLASS B.
CATTLE.
Rules. The age of all animals must be gives
and satisfactory evidence furnished, if required.
2. No animal can compete ia more thaa one
class. All animals will be shown ia the rings,
aad exhibitors must be ready to bring them
forth when called for. 3. All animals compet
iag for premiums ia -classes of thoroughbred
cattle mast show reliable pedigree, aa recorded
ia the herd books. 4. The age, breed (if
known) and the time of calving of cows must
be certified to the committee aad also stated
when the entries are made. The superintendent
of cattle will see that the cows are milked' thor
oughly at, as nearly aa possible, the same hour
on the morning on judgintr ::ul the cows will be
milked whenever and ajot 1 en .ih the committee
or the superintendent may require. 5. The en
try of young stock in the appropriate class does
not preclude them from" being shown with their
sire or dam.
LOTL
SHORTHORNS THOROUGEBBEDS.
Rules. Satisfactory pledges for thorough
breds must be furnished the Secretary before
cattle are entered ia the following Lota. -
1st.
16. Bull, 3 years old and over $8 00
17. -" 2 years old and under S 6 00
Sd.
14 00
300
250
100
300
. 300
1
1X
18. " 1 2
19. Bull Calf. ................. ...
20. Cow, 3 years old and over
21. ' 2 " under 3.
22. " 1 . " under 2.
23. Heifer Calf
500
2(4
500
5 00
300
20U
LOTH.
HEBEFOBDS THOBOUeHBREDS. - -
. . . - it. ..- 3j
24. Bull 3 years old and' over!. ..$ 8 00 $400
25. Hull 2 years old and under 3. BOO' 3 00
2d. - Bull 1 year old and under 3.. ' 5 00 2 50
27. Bull Calf -. 2C0 100
28. Cow 3 years old and over.... .SOU 3 00
29. ' Cow 2 years old ami under 3. .- 5 00 3 00
30. -Cow 1 ear old and under 2.. 3 U) 1 50
SI. Heifer Calf : .-. 2 00 100
LOT III.
. HOLSTEINH THOROUGHBREDS.
1st. 2d.
32. RullSyearaohl ando"ter....$ 8 00 -$4 00
33. . Bull 2 yeartt old and under 3. .6 00 3 00
St. Ball 1 year old and under 2., 5 00 . ' 2 M
S.V Bull Calf ,-.200 100
S&. Cow 3 years old and over.. .. 5 00 3 00
37. Cow 2 years old and under 3. 5 0J 3 GO
38. Cowl year old and under 2.. 3-00 ' 1 U
39. HeiferCalf... 2 00 . 100
LOT IY.
OALLOWAVS AMD POLLED- 4NGUS THOROUGHBREDS.
,
1st.. 2d.
8 10 $400
SCO 300
5 4 2 !Ji
2 00 - 100
5 03 ' 3 00
5 00 3 00
SCO ' ia
2 00 1 00
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
Bull S years old and over J
Bull 2 years old and under 3.
Bull 1 year old and under 2..
OU11 "L- fWa avaa
Cow 3 years old and pver.
Cow 2 years old and under 3.
Cow 1 year old and under 2..
HeiferCalf. :
LOT V. -
JERSEYS THOROUGHBREDS.
1st. -
Bull S years oldand over .'...$ 5 00
- Bull 2 years old bud under 3. 3 00
Bull 1 year old and under 2.. 2 00
Ball Calf : .'1 00
Cow S years old and over. 3 DO
Cow 2 years old and under 3. 3 00
Cow 1 year old and under 2. 2 00
HeiferCalf. .'. 160
-CLASS C.
2d.
$300
2 00
1 SO
- 75
200
2 00
-100
75
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
; SHEEP.
LOT I.
LOSGWOOLS.
1st.-
Buck, over 2 years old $3 50
Buck Lnmb.., : ICO
.Ewe. over 1 j ear old '.... 100
Ewe Lamb.'. : lit)
Pen of 3 ewes over 3 yrs. old. 1 00
Pen of five ewe lambs...'. ' 100
LOT II.
PISE WOOLS.
.. . "
Buck, over 2 years old $3 50
-Buck Lamb...... . 100
K we over 1 year old: 1 CO
K we Lamb 100
Pen of 3 ewes over 3 yrs. old. 1 00
Pen of 5 ewe lambs ..... 100
-2.1.
$2 00
75
75
75
75
' 75
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
2d.
$200
75
6.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
75
75
75
75
CLASS
HOns,
LOT J.-
POLAXD-CHIKA.
Ut
. CO
5 6)
2d
3C0
2 OO
2 00.
1 CO
Iioar, 1 year old and over...
m
70
71
72
isonr miner 1 year old
Sow, I year old and over
Sow under 1 year old
Sow and suckling pigs, not less
than five, to show breeding
qualities of sow
LOT II. .
BERKSHIRE.
09
5 ro - 3 00
1st
ffiW)
2d
S3 Oil
200
906
I 00
73
74
75
76
Boar 1 year old and over.
Boar under 1 year old
.11)0
5 00
2 00
Sow I year old and over.
Sow under 1 year old
Sow and suckling pigs, not less
than fire, to show breeding
(jiml'tles or sow 500 soo
LOT III.
jersey arrs.
1st
15 CO
3 00'
5 00.
2d
S3 00
200
200
1 00
Boar. 1 year old and over...
Boar under 1 yearoki
So w.J year old and over
Sow under I year old
Sow and suckling pigs, not less
00
man uve, 10 snow Dreeaing
qualities of sow 5 00 3 00
LOT IV.
CHESTER WHITES.
1st
.5 00
. 300
. 500
2d
SI 00
206
2 CO
1 00
83
85
86
87
Boar,-1 year old and over. .
.Hoar unaer 1 year old
8ow 1 year old and over
Sow under one year old
Sow and suckling pigs, not less
than five, to show breeding
qualities of sow
CLASS E.
2(0
5 CO 300
POULTRT.
LOT I.
CHICKRVQ, TURKEYS, ETC.
-, 1st
Pair Light Brahma fowls.. , ..75c.
- " chicks 75
" dark Brahma fowls""!"" ""75
- " Chicks ?5
" while Cochin fowl...". 75
. chicks 75
" Luff Cochin fowls 7.-,
M chicks 75
' PatrWge Cochin fowl '.. ..7.",
" " chicks 75
2d
r.
50
50
50
450
ia
0
.Ml
50
SO
SO
0
50'
SO
SO
50-.
50
50
50
50
50
50
SO
56
59
59
SO
50
50
SO
SO
SO
SO
SO
5
SO
50
SO
88
89
90
91
93
63
94
KS
96
97
98
'99
100
' black Spanish white face fow Is 75
CUlCKal
" brrtwn Leghorn fowls!!
" chicks. ...
" .white Leghorn fowls
chicks
" black Leghorn fowls...
' chicks .
" black Minorca fowls'!.!
. chicks
white Minorca fowbi! ! !
" chicks
" white Poland fowls
" chicks
75
.75
-.75
..75
..75
..75
..75
..75
..75
..75
..75
..75.
-101
102
166
104
105
106
107
168
109
HO
HI
112
113
114
H
116
117
18
119
12
121
123
123
124
125
li
127
198
" white crested blk Poland fowls 75
chicks ........ ....75
" silver spangled Hamburg fowls75
chicks:
.75
.
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" Houdsn fowls
chicks
" game fowls
-' -chicks.:...
." Plymouth-Kock fowls,.
44 4 chicks
41 pea fowls
4 bronze turkeys ,
black turkeys.... ,
44 buff turkeys -...
Holland turkeys
44 Pekin ducks
' cobusob docks
MCEOSS.
Pair white fan tails
black faatalU
- yellow fantails
44 'jacobins
44 tnaaiilera
44 wiSEBHIt
44 Uae-wlaged tarblts
" lUck-wlBEe4wl
-. 75
.,...75
75
75
!!!!.'fl '
75
75
.... id
75
. ...75
1st
51
1 aaaSV
...a.iawl
!!."!!s9
...'.so
SO
SO
SO
2d
25
25
25
25
25
25
129
136
131
132
133
134
135
136
claw r,
FARM rBODt'CTS.
LOT I.
OBAIM.
1st
Half kaahel of winter wheat ...$ S6
" white sariag wheat. 56
157
1SS
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
14S
146
150
151
152
13
151
153
156
$ SB
v " red spring wheat...
J "Baa aaaaaaaa I 30
0"eCy 50
" white oats 1 50
' black oats is
" white ear cam l SO
. " yellow ear corn 1 36
Peck of sweet earn 166
.. ..' . beM
Half bushel field peas 166
" field beaas 1 69
Half peck buckwheat :..... 166
Wwl wWUa aa aa aa S BW
timothy seed... 169
rlorerseed 1 60
millotseed 1 69
Hangarlaa seed 109
" -SkeaToftimothy.... l 09
. . "LOT IL
BOOTS;
1st
Half bushel early potatoes fi 69
" late potatoes l 09
sweet potatoes 1 00
l"C"8l mw a. . I IftV
fiat turnips 169
" rutabagas 1 00
" carrots 100
M parsnips I CO
-onions: ..... 169
Specimen of radishes .-... l.co
Specimen of peanuts -l oj
Variety of roots exhibited by one
4"" "B6B aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa B MM
LOT HI.
VEGETABLES.
1st
Six head wiater cabbage II (M
" conebead cabbage .... I 00
- red cabbage..,, 1 to
lM caalifiower 1 ro
"' lettace too
Two dozen stems celery 1 00
One docea stems rhubarb 1 CO
pod red pepper 109.
" cucumbers 1 00
Three winter squashes 109
' " summer squhes- 1 00
" sweet pumpkins..: 109
" field pumpkins -100
Three watermelons 100
'; iiitipltuielons 1 00
" ciiron....-. 100
Specimen vegetable eggs. 1 06
Peck tomatoes 1 00
Sample of leaf tobacco 100
Sample of part'ey 100
Largest display of veg. seed..:. 1 03
MASS O.
75
75
75
79
75
75
SB
69
59
59
86
59
SO
59
59
59
9i
I 59
ro
56
50
an
50
50
50
SO
50
50
51
157
158
150
160
161
168
its
161
165
1G6
167
168
3d
59
50
56
SO
50
50
SO
50
50
50
SO
50
. SO
59
50
59
59
50
SO
SO
50
169
170
171
172
1
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
184
183
184
185.
186
187
188
189
rKIIITS.
Largest display of Hummer apples
" fll apples.
" winter apples
' seedling aplfs
Specimen 01 summer apples
" tall apples ,
winter apples.'.
" .seedlings apples...:
Cullectioii Siberian crabs...-, :
Single variety Siberian crabs. ....-.,
Simple of "pears, one or more vsrieti.-s..
plums, one or more varieties..
. M grapes, t wo or more varieties . . .
" Concord grapes....,
" - Clinton grapes
" CHlawaba grapes
' Isabella grapes
Largest collection of ieaches.
Specimen and variety f peaches
Largest dlxplay of fruits .... .....
class'- 11.
100
191
192
191
194
195
196
197
193
200
201
802
aa
904
205
2UI
SW7
208
a. t
rl 00
1.0)
I 00
1 out
100
1 00
too
l.Ofr
I 00
100
I 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 (30
1 (0
1 R
1 00
MECUAMCL PRODUCTS.
LOT I.
TOR HOUSE USE.
Six. brooms made In county
Sewing machine ". ....
Pianoforte
"aS7 XalaS a mmam "aaaaaaaa M a a
Flour not less than filly pounds.
Sorghnm molasses
Fire pounds honey..
LOT II.
." FQR 'COXVETAXCE.
Two-horse wagon
One-horse wsKoa -.
Wagon or carriage brake
"Two-horse carrirge
One-horse cat riage
Family carriage
Topbugyy ;..
Trotting wagon or sulky
210
211
212
213
2U
215
116.
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LOT. I.
HflKt
..Diploma' -
-
"
a
.
hi
- . 38
389
390
391
392
..Diploma 393
- 394
395
:9C
39
3!H
.; ' sun
817
218
219
220
221
222
22V
221
225
226
Baby carrUtge.
Itoul
lble- wagon
Xeb. manufacture.
.227
Spring wagon
2.
229
230
231
232
233
-upen buggy
Covered buggy . "
Wheelbarrow
Saddle aud bridle . ' "-
Single harness . "
Set carriage harness "- .. .
Set farm harness "
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
CLASS I.
KITCHEN AND PRODUCTS.
LOT- I.
BUTTER AND CHKE8E.
2sl
Ten pounds butter made in June 11 00
Five pounds of Iresh butter 1 OO
j Il??90 a - a aaaaaaaaaa aa.aaa ...... .. ,. (U
Tfll
2d
S SO
50
. 50
235
2
237
LOT II.
DRIED FRUITS.
One pound dried apples.............. J0c
One pound dried peaches so
One pound dried raspberries 50
One pound dried cherries...-.. ..... 50
One pound dried blackberries JO
One pound dried tomatoes ........ . SO
One psund dried pumpkins 50
One pound dried sweet corn -...50
Collection of dried fruit........ 50
Apple butter. . -..- 50
Peach butter 50
Plum butter 50
LOT II.
JELLIES, PRESERVES, ETC.
238
219
340
241
242
243
944
245
246
247
248
219
250
351
359
353.
354
355
336
357
358
359
SCO
361
362
363
361
365
.166
27
Sample of raspberry iolly.
Sample of currant jelly.-...
Sample ot gooseberry jelly.
Sample of plum jelly
Sample of crab jell v
.11 00
,. 1 00
.. 1 06
. 1 00
.. 1 00
.. 1 00
I 00
1 00
.. 1 00
.. 1 00
. 1 00
.. I 00
- 1 00
. loo
- 1 00
. 1 00
. 1 00
- 1 00
Sample of apple jel ly
iraaiDie 01 oeacn leiiv
Sample of preserved peaches.
Sample of preserved auiaces
Sample of preserved strawberries.......
9ample of preserved raspberries .
samp:e 01 preservea pears
Sample of preserved cherries- .
Sample of preserved plums...- .
Sample of preserved grapes -. .-
Sample of preserved tomatoes.-
Sample of preserved citron or melon . . .
Sample of preserved crab apples -
. LOT III.
. CANNED AND PICKLED FRUITS.
268
Sample of canned peaches..
50c
So
...5U
.....50
....SO
....50
....50
50c.
:so
50
, 50 -
50
....Mt
.... 50
.....50
50
SO
.....50
."50
50
50
969 Sample of canned cherlres..
Z7V uampie 01 canaea grapes-
971 Sample of canned plums -
972 Sample of canned strawberries
273 Sample of canned raspberries
974 Sample of canned quinces
275 Sample of canned gooseberries
276 Sample or canned currants...
277 Sample of canned green corn-. ..
278 Sample of canned rhubarb .-.
279 Sample of canned tomatoes
28-1 Sample of canned pickled peaches.
281 Sample of canned crabapples-".
982 Sam n!e of canned cucumbers :
283
naropieoi cauneu onions.
284
285
ricalil
1111 .
Tomato catsim . .
286 Home made vinegar, gallon .
zs. r ive pouuas uaia soap .
288 Five pounds soft soap.;.
LOT V.
DOMESTIC KHRAD. .
29 1-oaf wheat bread, hop rising . Sue.
29.1 Lotf wheat bread, salt rising 50
2n IaoI graham bread --a . , f0 -
29J I oar rye bread-. - so
293 Pan or raised biicults ...-. 50
tH Pan-of ginger cookies M
295 Pan of sugar cookies 50
296 Pan of Rusks 50
U7 Fried cakes, or doughnuts 5ft
898 Best cranberry pie to
299 Best lemon pie , L .50
308 Best mince Die .-.: 10
311 Best peach pie; .?. :. 50
3UZ
303
Best pumpkin pie....
Best corn bread
.50
.59
LOT VI.
CAKES.
S04- Best sponge cake
3.I5 Beatpoundcake ..
306 Best eocoaniit cake
307 Best chocolate cake
308 Best white cake or angWa food....
3t9r Best fnilt cake
-S 50
- 1 no
- 75
.. 75
75
-169
CILiA.SS J.
FLOWERS.
LOT I. ,"
COLLKCTION OF KATOKAL FLOWajtS.
CeUsction of greenboase plants....'. ..92 09
310
311
312
313
S14
OoueeUon of fblmge Bwnts
LRnreat Bolleetlon of eaten!
168
.109
.169
.169
Lvgweouecuea ef ferns
mMHt
S
$9 1
Ltnest coUscUea of begoBiaB
tMcueaofbeg
oteaiaatJoas
31$ Cl
iimwcua
GoNectkMi ofgcraakim.
ColleetMt of fuckww
Collect on of doubta petunias...
169
.144)
. 16
.169
UBtasBuea 1
IjOBwMvMwJK 4bV OMBBCWaTwi
Rattle mwket filled wlta
Bias, ts.
Pair ef lumta twakets Idea
sawwlaar plants ..
Willi
Display oftaiberoaes-
11
11
fljAsriHIB aWwVGKwSwMa
LOTH.
COTrLOWBJtS.
SC5
337
33$
330
Beat display of cut Bowers'.
Beat flora! design of natural!
56
nest eoneeuoa m aaaiiaa
Heat caUeetioB ef yBdMas..
Most ttatllyarrBBgefi basket of aatar-
al flpwera..i 1 ... .....
Most tastily airaagtwl Booouet ef aat-
UfitaVK J9UHt87B a
CXAtSMS K.
All articles in this class must be made with
in the year by the echlbltor.
LOTL
331
332
333
334
335
366
Wool rait teus.... . 75 $
Silk mittens 75 50
Friage mittens 75
Knlttelrug . 1 u 75
Wool socks so 25
Woolen vara 56 25
337 One yard cotton lace... sa 25
336 Oue yard woolen 1. ice 56 26
339
341
34
342
Knitted bed spread. ... 10 -1 96
Knitted tidy So Vfi
Wristlets 59 25
B.st collrctioB by one exhib
itor separate froaa above
- list .,... l 6ft .76
CKOCMRTRD WORK.
Skirt 1 L."-$l 01
Shoulder cape 1 C6
(Carriage or slumber robe 1 69
Bng dot or basket, glued
aud pressed ;.... l oa
Tidy 75
1 joe, one yard of either silk,
linen, cotton or woolen. 75
S43
344
3
316
37
S44
349
350
351
352
J.M
354
3T6
54
::
356
$ 56
56
59
SO
A6
59
75
15
25
56
7;
1
2
59
fascinator .
HD&W I .. M.MW.. m.mhh aaaaaaaa. a. a
Infant's booties .
Infant's hood .-
Infant's sacque-.
Afulian. .
Bedspread -
Neck tie ... .
KniTI .aa itHHHiMt.H a.aaa.a a
Best and largest collection
in crocheted unifies, se-
10-1
r
Ml
7S
I Iw
lfili
Sit
7"
p irate from nimve list
159
106
f '
51
59
0
5
59
150
106
1 09
I'M
106
116
75
LOl'II.
Rest ten yards rag carpet... 1 0i
Hooked rag carpet l ce
Hooked yam rug-..-. 00
Bntltled rug ' 75
DU-'avofrugsaud variety. 1 no
Quill, silk, crazy. ..-. ..... sat
Quilt, worsted, i-razv -. I 50
(iullt, worsted, pieced aid
finished . .. i 5a
Qiiilf, In outliiiie .... 1.59
Quilt, oa too, pieced and
- quilted ". -. . 1 50
Slumber rolie. silk.crazy 1 50
.Sliiiuber robe.worsted.crazy 1 A)
. BVJ.ADIE.H-70OB'OVBrB.
B.'st quilt, finished, either
silk, worsted.orcblrnn..'. 1 51
359
360
an
562
363
3C4
3
3fi
3C7
368
tea
37.)
371
372
1 69
1 08
- .59
Kest rug, any kind ...;
Knitting, at.) kind..
LOT HI."
Hand made Hue shirt .......
150
1 Ul
373
374
375
376
377
378
169
50
llaud made coarse sbirf.
Hand made sheet and pillow
Sil
cases - 1 06
Hand made skirt 1 5
llaud made uUbt dress . 1 CO
Hand made chemise.. 1 CO
llaud made drawers. 75
Hand made corset cover 75
Hand made calico or kiiig-
75
1U9
'75
75
5ft
56
S
381
382
liam dress . 1 111
75
69
383
Hand made fancy aprou.
75
381
385
Hand made kitchen apron
Hand made half doaeu bnt-
, tonholes :
Best samples plain sewing
50
50 '
.5
386
ny nana, euiDracing the
different stitches, tuck
ing, felling, gatiiexiug.
seumiug.blind stitchiug.-
and ovwr-stitcliiiig 1 so
387 Best collection shown by
100
one -ex hi it or. separate.
troni the above list - 1 53
LOT IV.
MACHINE SEWING.
109
Fine shirt .
Coarse shirr .'
Sheet and pillow cases:
a99bl I ll M. Hn.a a aaaaaaa.aaaa .....a
Night dress .
Chemise .
trn wers ... .
Corscl-cover
Calico or gingham dress
Fancy :ipr..n
Kitcbeii nplon
ltestsam les.enibraeiiiKths
i.
10
75
75
75
Aft
50
(0
7 .
SO
SO.
so
.3
SO
50
SO
25
-25
2
CO
iliftereiit stitches, luek
ijig, lemming, felling.
v gathering, seaininir. etc. 1 00
400 ' B Ft collection In this lot. se-
- parale form this list . 1 (0
LOT V.
EMItnOIIIRKV.
75
401
Emhrniderel piano c:trf... 1-50
KmbroidenHl infant's skirt.
in silk floss ; 1 00
Emtiroidered iufaut's blank
et in silk floss - 109
Mantle lambrequin 1 00
Slippers .... so -
Sofa pillow, ltomau em-
- broidery - .- 1 00
Sofa pillow. Kensington 1 00
Sofa.pi!I.v, chenille 1 00
Sofa pillow, crazy 75
Lunch cloth, in outline 75
Tray cloth In outline. 75
Embroidered roll cloth . 7
Tinsel embroidery SO
Cotton embroidery- ,... 50
Worsted embroidery.... 50-
Linen .embroidery .. 50
Pillow shams embroidered 73
Pillow shams, darned net... 75
Pillow shams, chained
stitched- ... 75
Pillow shams, braided ... 75
Pillow shams, oniwa work-. 1 00
Pillow shams, outline 1 00
Shmldercape, for combing 91
Best half dozen dolies 1 1 0
II n ctshian iu zephyr on
CJall T3S aaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaa $V .
Chair tidy, embroidered 1 00
Pincushion in chenille or
arasine. 75
Ottoman, embroidered ... 50
Table scarf or upreud 1 50
Clothes pin bag , so
Night dress case 5U .
Slipper rase ... 50
Wacli case fO
Laundry b:ut . ai
Handkerchief case :'o
Glove case . So
Bible cover u 50
Linen table cover, eiubro d-
ered-. -1 1 CO
SilkembroidertdpicMire '
drape 1 09
Best display by one person
separate from above list 2 08
LOT VI.
OKXAM.'TAL AMD FANCY.
1 00
401
403
401
405
406
407
408
40"
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
4)
421
422
423
424
425
426
75
. 25
75
75
75
50
50
50
50
23
25
25
'.3
58
50
50
50
75
75
25
75
50
75
50
25
1C0
25
25
"25
25
25
2S
25
25
75
75
427
-423
429
430
431
432
433
431
435
436
437
438
439
410
109
441- Drawn splasher
442 Drawn set lunch and tray
clothes, six uiecea
50
77
50
150
75
50
SO
50
50
SO
SO
ro
so
50'
59
50
25
75
"25
50
fO
50
50
109
25
39
25
100
59
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
IS
50
15
443
444
445
446
447
448
419
451
452
45S
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
fr,l
4C2
46-1
464
Drawn handkerchief
Drawn iindersult for lady...
Drawn toilet set .
Fancy basket
Perfume sachet :.
Paper nick -
Wall . pocket
Hand bag
Whisk broom holder .-...
Handkerchief case
Photograph case'
Card case-
Calendar
Hair pin holder
Book mark
Chair rushion
Frit sunflower
Picture drape ;...
Lamp mat
Splasher
Comb case
Best and largest collection
separate from above list
ORNAMENTAL LACK
Point lace collar and cuffs...
Point lace haudkerehlf
4G4
1 -'8
101
75
75
leo
75
73
1 66
75
59
59
405
oi . Momioii lace const
467 Hon I ton lace any kind .
468 Cnild'a lace dress ....
469 Tatting handkerchief .
476 Best lace collar, hand made
160
56
58
FAIMTINf! OX SATIN.
I'LUSH OR VELVET.
471 Shelf lambreoiiin.
100
1118
75
59
159
75
75
IU
1C0-
76
75
VI
25
106
SO
59
75
75
75
47:
Window lambrequin .. .Z
Haudkerchiet box-.-
Cushion cover,..-..-.
TableBrover'or scarf:.
Ottoman ;
Plaque
Banner
Chair saddle :. .-.
Best collect 'on separate
above li.t..:
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
486
108
LOT VIII. . .
BY OIRLR UNDER 17.
Fancy apron' '
Kitchen aprou
Hand made Cress, gingaam
or calico.
481
so
2i
75
J50
HO
75
75
-SO
50
1 50
75
75
75
7-5
69
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59
75
SO
CO
159
25
15
. SO
I 66
75
50
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2
25
100
50
SO
50
' 50
482
43
484
,S5
486
497
488
491
vn
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491
49i
496
467
468
439
509
crazy quilt '
Pieced quilt, finish? d ,..
Hlik embroidery ....
Oressd doll :.
Crocheteil lace, one yard......
Crocheted tidy ...z.
Crocheted ted spread -
Crocheteil slippers . .
Oroclieted fascinator
Crocheted table mats .
Crocheted mittens
Crocheted purse-.
Crocheted novelty braid
Bplather In outline t
PI How shams In outline ..
25
25
25
58
25
2$
169
Crocheted necktie-
rrap book pieture-. : .
Bet collection bv one per
C91
son separate from above list
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' EDUCATIONAL.
163 fjaeelaaen of penrrnBthlp
THE INTER
. Aaa las the
'DAbUM
THUS
BY HAH
DAILY (wNh
Tk Weekly liter Oceae
$9
59
80
As a tmw39Am F2Zll
?SCIf Aim TtgSsT 4M aXman urimAnyg-.
The Weekly
AS A FAMILY FAKR
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nSUIKKARV ttXtiMtS amifiawswi -. .H.v..-.
fOtjmAIXYITA-ff
Trie WORLD. ..--.-'
It IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPEIt V -.::-
TB1B BMTff9 43CEAN IS Hrfl jaawarm saj CMCAU6. TlwE rW AHOgblVmHUAi;
I I , 1 "l 1 r'f-11 tT " - W"JI" Iaer4)cea. U ONLY ONE DOU
la iw yeak. Addr. . THE INTER .OCEAN-Chicago
by bmbU 18 years or un-
Beag ssclimei' ' 'maBsMp
by psiBtl 13 years ef ago
or under-. :-
Best speciaseB psjimaBalih
163
593
594
bv BUB4I W 7
18
1 (
Best specimen penmanship
by pupil 16 years or uu-
Best eSBlfbUeBooiwork
565
2 60 ISO
596
. fosa nay scnooi- m
Platte eawBty-. w -
Best exhibit of school work
- from any city or towalu
- Platte county -.-.
Bstmap of Platte county
. drawn by pupil under 12
years..-
Best map of Plane so..nty
Dtplom.1.
507
1Mb4obsb.
568
!68
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569
urawB oy pnpi oeiweeB
IVft.il BK
2C8'
-169
PmissbbsMb speelmeus to cobUIb 59 words
and give the aame of school last atteuded. aud
uawe. date and postofllce addrwss of writer.
DI9CRETIONARY, .
It Is lBteaded to enumerate all the armies
in thLs premium list that to thought desirable
for exhibitio.1 However, such noa-euHnier-ated
articles as may be entered It thus depart-
meat, ami wbea they are aeeiaeuiy irertiori
ous the committee will recossmeBd Ihem for a
premium. In determinia the .amouat to be
paid on articles taua rveoaimeiided, the board
will taks into coBalderat loa 'their similarity to
the articles enumerated in the IM, whether
they could bavS beeu properly entered under
a name given berelu. the..amouat paid upon
like eaumerated-articles, and the financfal
success of the Fair. "
P.ECIA"L mEMlUMK .
The rules and regulations governing the regu
lar exhibit and award of the premiums will
be applied to the special premium contest
ants and awards. . - -Columbus
Milling Co. 10O pounds best flour
for half bushel best bine stem wheat raised In
this county this year, size of berry, color and
weight to be the test;' 59 pounds No. i bolted.
meal for best half bushel ear corn.-jellow
wblte. raised in the county Ibis year'.'
Elevator Boiling Mills 168 poinds best Hour
for the plan of a faint dwelling,-. made by any
memberof any farmer's family living in Ibis
couaty, affording the greatest comfort and con
venience combined wltb.BttractiyeBet.
J. 'A. Barber & Co. 10 varus nice dark calico
for best peck of onions raised on fwrm lis this
couaty. ts clonk for most artistic airange
mnt and display of any ine farmer's prodnets
raised on farm In this county Ibis year witli-
out irrigation, timuflfor the finest and most
attractive collection of art needle work. A
pair of kid gloves worth 91 50 for the' finest dis
play of com aud oats, A pair of .woolen mit
tens worth 75c, for the best apple pic made "by.
any young lady under 18 years of age. -A $5
dress pattern for-the neatest calico dress
wrapper made from goods -bought at bur store.
E. D. Fitzpatrick 53 in any kind of goods
from my store for the best loaf of bread by aay
ntrmers wife. $2 In goods from my store for
best loaf of bread by any farmer's daugbter
not of same family ai winner of first.prize,
under 18 years of axe (the girl, not the- loaf)..
8. C.4VG.C. Gmy-Oue" Lehigh washer-for
best peck of tomatoes raised In county, uot In
aaytowa or village. One spring wriager lor
best thre watermelons raised in tile county.
One dollar's worth of garden seed for three
best mangelwurzel beets raised lu'couBty imt
side any city or village.
Vf. S. Heasley Two shares of fair stock.
worth $29 to the farmer who can give the best.
most praetical method of operating a, farm,
and the most sal table and best arranged build:
lags. Includlug dwelling, to make a finaucial
success aad most attractive home. -
Stillman's Pharmacy :t gallons Lincoln
absolutely pare paint fog best 3 hen and
Hester of nn kind.
John G. Pol'lock-$5 for best five-months-ok!
colt..
K. J. Nlewohner One sitter water picture
worth S15 to the winner, oue pair silk;, silrer
raouated, garters to 2nd aad one eyclometor to
3d inone-Balfmi'e female- bicycle race oa
fairgrounds. .
P.J. Hart-One boy's suit to the' winner ot
one-mile bicycle race by boys 14 years or un
der. 'Pollock A Co.-75.00 for the best two gallons
cf tomato tatter, made by asy fanner's wife or
daughter, la rash or go3ds.
William Sehilz-Oae pair of ladies' shoes for
tae best four months' old pallet, shoes worth
$3. .
A. Brodfuebrer-O-e set of German sliver
spoons for tne beat basket of wheat la weight
and berry.
Gray sV Gray-f 5 -for. the heat one-half bushel
of apples ralseJ la the coaaty, size, weight and
color "o decide It.
N. H. Parks, Coiumbu Telegram-Two sli
ver dollars to the keaviest baby under one
year old bore In Platte county. One stiver dol
lar second heavy weight baby under one year
old worn la county. M. K. Turner to' be
weigher.
. Special premiums will te added. weekly as
they come In from now on until the first day of
the fair.
Clean old newspapers for sale at this
osace.
Kedaced Kales to Hot Saria, So. Da.,
offered by the Bnrlington Ronte,
24. Jane 7 and 19. Jalv 3 and 10.
ArurW 2 and 23. One fare 'for the
roand tnp. -Tickets good for 30 -days.
In addition, low romnd trip rates' to Hot
Springs are in effect the year roand.
For information about rates and trains.
na the Barliatrton Route, to -Hot
Springs, apply to the local agent. For
illustrated folder, descriptive of this
famous resort, write tor J. Francis, O. P.
4 T. A., Omaha, Neb. 15nay3mr '
BMinM
AdvaTtissssiBto aader this head five ceats a
liaaeaeh lassttioa.
SCHILTZ makes boots and shoes in the
best styles, and ases only. the very best
wLk.ti
tlMteaabeproearediaUieBMrkSt. 52-tf '
Dr. CLARK'S INSTITUTE
FOB TBE TBEATlUMT'or TBE'
f "
Drink Habit .
Alt Tobacoo, Marpfcine auiat .
otlMr Narcotic Habits. -
tarr-PrivateUwsJBMat givea if desired.
. " - aa
Ma
OOLU1CBUS, - -'- NEBRASKA.!
lSaprtt
OCEAN
-BTFr
Largest dftaiatkii.
1A46"4mi per. ca
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8. petyvu
tlsB Staaes-'ta sit
AU. TMC
Ocean
IS NOT
BY ANY;
... . ftVlst Amsw L-wallu II -.-.
To fifonia la ajToarlsl Sleeper.
mm
Blingtoroate' personally can-
dasHeo
I once-a-weoa: .excursions 10 coi
Uta6 aad California are' just the
160
ia? -for people of - noueraie means.
otmUk
tsmltJ
Cbeapy raapectablv'comfortfibIet'expedi
tipus. They leave- Qtuaha and Lincoln.
every fhuraday. and tro'-tbrongbvwith-ot
change; to San Fraoctsco and Iios
Aagelei; The t6nriet Bleepere.in which
exouraioniatB. traVe.U are carpeted, up
koletered in rattan and. have spring
8eata.Bprinir bake, HMttfeeeea, blankets, '
enrtaine.. pillows,.-towfels;, etc: -Only $5
for a dobbie'ber'th. wide' enough and hi"?
enpoffh. for two.'- T he" route lies thfoiiKli
Denver,-Colorado' Spring,-, the-;- wonder
ful canons -and' pettka ;of; th.'KockJes,
Salt -Lake citv and Sacraibdatt). For
rates and. also for illtiBtrated folder gir-
lag ibji iniorsaauon, uaii on itwuearesc
agent of the Barlingibn- roata or 'write
to J. Francie, O:- P. T. A...Om8ha,
Nebr. - . ' . - 22may-5m " .-
CHOICE
AT"
orj -
Crop : of J894, Horn E'S
yellow .ent: .-. jr
:c.cassin,
PBOTBiETOa OF THE
Fresh and
Salt Meats.
Game and Fish in Season.
aB?Highest- market-:
Hides and Tallow..
prices-jpatd 'for
THTEENTk;ST.,.
(DOLttMBUS,-
NEBKASKA,
25aprtf-:-
LOUIS SCHREIBER,
SELLS THE DEERING
Tliese are perfect -machines.- slrong where
SlT?". aeeded.. Every lever. within ea-y
reach. ."To be- sjmple .is to he great." Th
binder ha been reduced to a few simple piece
"-4"Br- together only. 16ff pour..!.- Jfre the
Deenng before yoo buy another.
Shop on; Olive Street, Cdltimbus. Neb.,
fonr. doors eouthof BorowiakV.. '
23niaj"tf. "-..-- -
UNDERTAKING!
mtm
We Carry Covins; Ca$Vtts a-jfj
MwtalHc Caskets at as low
prices as any one.
HAVE THE BEST HEARSE -" "'"
IN THE COUNTRY, -v "" .".-.."-
TnEB.W.UwZKMlCK,
W. A. McAllisteb.
9. M.'CoB2tBXir;a. :
eALUSTEst C01lflUai78,
ATTORNEYS ATJlUWv
ixt.tmBr.s,'
.KfMU&KA ;
sijantr
IBE OMAHA v
WORLD-HERALD
dlt fy Kz-Cobi,
WaJ.
'Jkthe'gr0aU$i newpoifit
K
of the MUiouri'JKx
It advocates FREC-SILVIR ;'.
at the present - ratio of iit-fit ":"
SMIiM
"EIIRICHB'S.
h
Meal
Market
BtoUiu.liieiiuT
Self Binder Mower.
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to one.- : .- .- .--..-,--.-.v.-.
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Ita news sjicw i
be obtained; ' ": . . .. " V v::;" : !
Daily, .tftOQ p yar;; Ujoammi..
per. month. . Weekly, . 11.00 pec ::
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WORLD-HERALD
received at .this ofHco
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