Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-11
O PREMIUMS
To Be Competed for at h Omaha
Fair Commencing September 2.

Fair Commencing september z.
The following special premiums, in
addition to the regular premiums, are
offered, for the awarding of which
special committees will be appointed on
articles not included in the regular
classes, in which case the regular class
awarding committees will make the
awards:
1. D. w. Van Colt, Farnam and Four
watches, ETC., offers for the best patch
work quilt, one diamond ring.
2. S. p. Morse 81 Co., dry goods, 1915
and 1917 Farnam street, offer for the
best handmade child's white dress, by
girl not over fifteen years of age, one
black dress pattern.
8. Kelley, Stiger & Co., cor. 18th and
Dodge streets, Dry goods, boots and
shoes, etc., offer for best collection of
five oil paintings, painted by one exhib-
itor, one French pattern suit.
4. Max Meyer 81 Bro, 10th and Far
nam streets, jewelers., diamond lei
chants, musical instruments, notions,
cigars, etc., offer for best pencil draw
ing by boy or girl not over Is years of
age, attending school in Omaha, one
bronze statue.
5. Heyman g. Deiches, 151S-1520 Far
nam street, ladies' furnishing goods,
cloaks, furs, ETC., offer for best and
handsomest carriage Afghan, one lady's
fine cloak.
8. Sam1 Burns, 131s,Farnam street,
wholesale and retail crockery, china.
brio a brac, etc., offers for best hand
painting on china, n fine parlor hang
ing lamp.
I. Thompson, Belden & Co., 1909
Farnam street, retail dry goods, offer
for best and handsomest sofa pillow, one
black silk wrap, Henrietta dress pat
tern. %
8. 7. S. Caulheld, 1904 Farnam street,
Oldest and leading book and stationery
store, offers for best original essay by
pupil from any public school in Omaha,
one Webster's unabridged dictionary.
8. The Omaha Furniture company,
1907 Farnam street, furniture and up
holstering goods, offers for best painted
dinner or tea set of II pieces, one china
chamber set.
10. The Morning World-Herald Of
fers one years subscription to the Morn
ing Daily Omaha World-Herald, for
best article by young man not over 20
years of age. "How Best to Choose q
Future Occupation" Article not to ex-
coed four pages OF foolscap in length.
Name of writer to be known only to the
awarding committee.
II. The Evening World-Herald offers
for the best sample of raw silk grown
and manufactured in Nebraska one
years subscription to the Daily Evening
World-H Herald.
~. AID. Morse, retail boots and shoes,
corner Fourteenth and Farm am streets,
offers for the best hand pain ted screen
one pair ladies' slippers.
10. A. Hospe, jr., 1913 Douglas street.
pianos, musical Instruments, pictures,
etc, offers for best hand painting on
boiling cloth one fine album.
IA. Robinson & German, 1911 Farnam
for best wood carving by boy not owe
eighteen years old one boys suit Of
clothing.
Is. Browning, King & Co., Fifteenth
and Douglas, offer for the best oil paint
ing painted in Nebraska one fine silk
umbrella.
is. II. Hardy & Co., p%roprietors So
Cent store, 1908 Farnam street, dealers
in toys, fancy goods and willow ware.
offer for the best hand painted toilet
bottles, one toilet set.
II. Omaha Mercury, 314 South Fiji
teenth street, offer for best essay on
Omaha, by pupil of the public schools
of Omaha, under fifteen years OF age, a
a World typewriter worth $15; all arti-
cles offered to be property OF the Mer-
curry.
Is. The Republican offers one years
subscription to the daily Republican for
best articles ON female employees IN
stores and offices, their business, rela-
tionship to employees, errors OF the pres
emit system and of wages, treatment and
suggestions for improvement. Must be
written by female employee. All other
conditions same as Nc. IL.