St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-29

Best jar of butter. not less than four
pounds; premium, silver butter dish,
Reed q Barton's make, valued at S12.
Prize No. S-Best Cottage Cheese"
(schmeer-kase), not less than two
pounds; premium, silver celery glass,
valued at So. Prize No. 9-Best assort-
ment of cookies; at least four varieties
and six cookies of each variety; pre-
MUM, Reed & Barton, gold-lined cake
basket, valued at S7.75. Prize No. 10
Best two loaveS of graham bread;
premium, five-bottle castor, Merl-
den manufacture, valued at
s4.75. Prize No. 11-Best two
loaves of rye bread; premium. silver
syrup cup, Reed & Barton make, value
S.. Prize No. 12-Best two loaves OF
Boston brown bread; premium u ten,
inch silver waiter, value $3.50. Prize
No. 13-Best chicken pot-pie, not less
than one quart; premium, Reed d Bar
ton gold-lined card basket, valued at Sc.
Prize No. 14-Best corn-beef hash, not
less than one quart; premium, engraved
castor, five cut-glass bottles, valued at
S7.75. Prize No. 15-BeSt chicken salad,
not less than one quart; premium, sill
yer spoOnhOlder, value 5000. Prize No,
16-Best lobster salad, not less than one
pint: premium, embossed silver paper
knife, value $3.50. Prize No. T-Best
jar of pica-lilli: premium, silver card
case, value $3.50. Prize No. 1S-Best
canned blueberries; premium, half a
dozen silver nut picks and nut crackers,
value $3.50.
SWEEPSTAKE CAKE PREMIUM.
One engraved silver soup tureen, Reed
g. Barton's best make, value S35; best
cake not named in Prize No. 1-consld-
Grafton in awarding this premium to be
given not only to the quality of the cake,
ents, the object being to secure Specl-
mems of fine cake not usually made at
home.
Above prizes to be open to amateurs
only; no hotels, restaurants, bakeries or
professional cooks will be allowed to
compete.
All entries must be accompanied by
copy of a receipt by which the goods
were made. Receipts to become the
property of Regain Bros, and all goods
entered to be used the second day fol-
lowing at a dinner to be given to the
orphans of the city in the Exposition
building.
All the above silver ware will be fur
nished by the well-known jeweler, Fl. +.
Legg, OF Fourth and Nicollet, Minneap-
ois.
Thirty-First Day, Wednesday, Sept.
26-Special musical programme. Negro
WITT Bros. give "Planetarium' show
ing the movements of the planetary
system, to the public school in the
Northwest making the finest display.
Thirty-Second Day, Thursday, Sept.
lar gems of Ireland, by Danz's great
Minneapolis band. U. T. K. Clothing
house give a suit of clothes for the best
piece of work done by pupil of the
Manual Training sc hool. John A.
Schlener & Co. give handsome set of
German silver mathematical drawing
tools for the best specimen of drawing
exhibited by any pupil in the North
west. Century Piano & Organ company
give an organ valued at S125 for the best
display of needle work in woman's
department..
fhirty-Third Day. Friday, Sept. 2s,
Exhibitors Day-Reception by those
who have contributed to the features OF
the great show, to their friends. Dis
tribution of special souvenirs by eXhib-
itors to commemorate the third annual
exposition. j. A. Bixby 81 Co. give
prize of one Stewart heating stove to
the exhibitor giving away the most
uIllQut SOufClllI Ou tiilo Ooy' oPOSioi
programme of musical selections rem
dered by Prof DAM and his band.
Thirty-Fourth Day, Saturday, Sept.
30, Closing Day-The Exposition goes
out in blaze of glory. Special pro-
gramme introducing many novelties
calculated to amuse and instruct the
public. Grand farewell concert by
Danz'S band.
Many other citizens have expressed
their intention to give prizes, but have
not as yet decided what they will be, or
how they will be disposed of. This is
the first instance in the history of the
Exposition where citizens have offered
prizes to be competed for, and too much
cannot be said III their praise for their
liberality and enterprise in giving this
support to our Exposition. AS this is
the first year an attempt has been made
to have a special programme for each
day, with prizes for the different attrac-
tions and visitors, it will keep up the
interest.