The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05

hoLe AIOln the Inherent houses they repre-
sent These gentlemen say Baker, BIasdeI
81 Co. have offered an unusual number OF
premiums for one single fair and that not
a state fair That the farmers appreciate
the'r efforts to attratt trade Is evident
from the fact that they have handled fifty
cars of implements and vehicles since last
February. They favor permanent expo
sitiOn and intend to put up a building Of
their own when the right time comes
Those who competed for their prizes will
not forget this liberal house soon. Many
declare they would never given the fair
thought had it not been for these prizes.
Toler's stock farm won the following
premiums: Miss Audry-2; Ashland Wilkes
3; Wichita Maid-2; the yearling, Susan
Jones-2; the sucking, L. D. Skinner;
Drama and colt; Myron McHenry-1;
Marsh Murdoch; Ashland Wilkes and
three colts-l; Daisy B. and three coIts-L
T. J. divers stallion wears the blue
ribbon.
John Westfall's English Shire stallion
took the first premium in sweepstakes.
His general purpose exhibit took the red.
r. ;. Cooks bay mare and colt took the
red ribbon.
The bay horse colt shown by James
Bowen, Valley Center-1
j. B. Shoemaker, Gladys, yearling mare
colt
J. H. Carey, Rose Hill, all purpose. ?
year-old-2.
Joseph Fuhrman's Percheron FroGuet
I0l9l-2; Kansas Boy, 1922; Nicole-l
and 3; Percheryn Agnes two blue ribbons.
H. +. Goodies bay mare-2; bay colt-2.
w. H. Sternberg's stallion-l.
J. Hughes, IOwaville-2: all purpose
Mares.
C. F. Stone, Peabody. Holsteins, took on
aged bulls, l and 2 Bulls, ? years old L;
yearling bulls, and .; cow, years old l.;
COW, years old /; yearling COW l and ,;
heifer. calf l.
Williamt Bros. Eureka. shorhorns, got
on bull, years old and over l; yearling
bull and ,; COWS, 3 years old l and ,,
Heifer, 3 years old and ,; yearling heifer
l and 2; heifer calves l and , Sweep
stakes-first on bull any age and first on
COW any age.
TB Ferrells Holsteins took took on bull
calf, heifer calf >: best COW :, heifer years
old 2.
Warmers Jerseys took on 3 year old bull
l, year old cow l, year old bull !, yearl-
/ ing heifer l, calf under year l.
| CLASS G-FARM AND GRAIN PRODUCE.
Two bushels red winter wheat-L L.
Stuckey, Gladys, l; l.. Ithner, Green
| witch, ,
Two bushels Turkey wheat, NJ. w.
| Moore, Newton, l.
Two bushels black rye, r. S. Cook, city,
/ l, NJ w. Moore, Newton, ..
| Two bushels white oats, James Walton,
! Newton. /: NJ. w. Moore, ,.
Two bushels red oats, y. 6. Bullinger,
city, l; j. L. Sucker >.
Two bushels black oats-J. w Getting
ham, Winfield.
Best p bushels corn-H. c. Watkins
Haysvllle-1; fifty ears sweet corn-Jno.
Snyder. Valley Center-l; NJ. f. Morgan,
city: peck of pop corn, :. W. Balch-l
Jno. Snvder-2; ten stalks corn, j. w. Cot
tingham /; w. f. Murray, ?.
Sheaf prairie grass, w. f. Morgan, l.
One-half bu. timothy seed, j. X. Mat
thews. Newton, l; one-half bu clover seed
| W. Il. Jewett city, l.
One-half bu. early Irish potatoes, j. I.
Monutz, Belle PLANE, l; One-half bu late
Irish potatoes. 5. w. Balch, /; one-half bu
red sweet potatoes, J. W. Milne, Sedg
wick, L; one-half bu yellow sweet pota
toes, NJ H. Myers, city, l.
One-half bu. white beans, Jas. Walton
/ Newton, !.
One-half bu. Kansas grown fax seed, j.
X. Matthews, /.
Five pounds Kansas grown tobacco, j.
w Cottingham, Winfield, l.
One half dozen pumpkins, Jno. Slough
city, !.
One-half dozen squashes, Z. Horner,
Gladys, l.
Peck onions from sets, NJ. w. Moore, l.
Peck onions from seed, Jno. Slough, l.
Peck beets, w II. Meyers, city, 1.
One-fourth dozen watermelons, NJ. f.
| Morgan. /: one-fourth dozen muskmelOns,
! a. r. Hardy. Gladys, l.
Quart Lima beans NJ f. Morgan.
Quart onion sets. red, W. II. Meyers;
quart onion sets, white, w. II. Meyers.
One-half dozen cucumbers-M 4. Nor
gan, city.
Display of pepper-Jno Slough
Display of rhubarb-M. f. Morgan.
Greatest display of garden vegetables
NJ. +. Morgan.
Cotton-J. H. Brady, city.
+. G. Smyth & Sons premium, one Parry
road cart, was won by J. +. Stuckey
Gladys.
HYDE & Humble's splendid etching viii
adorn the home of 4. MCkinstry, city.
:. Slough. city. won the fine calf shoes
offered by ,Juo Braitsch
Dan VI. Jones Of this city will enjoy the
fine lamp and shade donated by Huse 8
Charlton.
+. r. Holidays cash prizes were won as
follows: Largest watermelon, VI. +. Nor
gan: largest Peerless watermelon, II &
Watkins. Havsville: one half dozen Canta
lopes. A. r. Hardy, Gladys; w. II. Myers
won both on one-half bushel of tomatoes
and the same measure Of sweet potatoes
4. McKinstry exhibited the larZes
SQUASH and will received a new suit from
Cole 81 Jones.
J.H. Robbins. Of Gladys, will get tn
fine Henrietta dress pattern from the Bos-
ton store, for his fine head Of cabbage.
Mrs :. w. Balch made jellies exquisite
enough 70 carry of those fine books offere'
bv Mrs. E. L. Carter, In Darkest Asrica
J. II Robbins watermelon from Gladys
wins for its grower Charles MOsbaChey
/ clock premium.
The bread baked b. Mrs. Williamson O
Nulyane takes Otto Weiss first prize o
-four. and that Of Mrs. : T Brown take
the second.
The gold medal offered By the Wichig
ponltry house was carried Oft by II. a
Wattlss Of Bavneville.
CLASS L-FAECT WORK.
Display OF kens.nZton em5roidery-Nirs
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