The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-13
now line. has ten varieties OF fine apples.

!; snow line, has ten varieties OF fine apples.
Messrs. Ben Southwell, j. W. Marques,
Geo. K. Snipes, R. Cooper and j. Stadle'
man have also apples on exhibition.
Mr. R. Cooper has varieties of peals,
and also Mr.. j. Stademan. He has dish
of strawberries and some specimens of figs.
Mr. L L Mccartney has 9 varieties OF
grapes and Mr. Marshal Hill 7. These are
choice, and of excellent favor.
Peaches are on exhibition by Messrs. K.
Cooper, Fred Houghton and Marshal HILL
Roy Hill exhibits some walnuts and
ounces.
There is quite seleceIon of dried fruits
on exhibition by Mr.. Ben Southwell.
Those having bread on exhibit are Mes
danes M. J. Chase, c. S Wyke. j. c.
Wood, P. Morgan and Misses q. Nielsen,
Southwell, Stubling, s. Chase and E Mad
| drcn.
Mrs c Wood has a large lot of pre-
serves, pickles, jams, jellles and canned
fruits and vegetables
Mrs Mary Cooper has 13 varieties of
| canned fruits, and Mesdames Burns and
Wyke have also An exhibit of these.
Mrs Marshal Hill has several kinds of
preserved fruits, Miss Southwell varieties
of fruit buffers and Mr. Ben Southwell has
9 varieties of machine dried fruit.
The neatest and daintiest feature in the
Pavilion is the spread of table Injuries,
bread and biscuit by Mrs Shackleford.
These consist of pickles, catsups, jams and
cake Everything Is placed In very in'
vIting position, and the lady is entitled to
great credit for the dainty display.
Mrs CD S.ubIIng has nice lot of flowers
OH exhibition, and also Mrs A Marques.
Miss Mary Snipes has cut flowers in
very artistic arrangement.
Mr. WI. DaYldson has on exhibition
several varieties of grain, which would be
difficult to excel anywhere. These were |
taken from his crops on his farm near the |
city.
Hops are rather rare product in Eastern
Oregon, but Mr.. Max Vogt has some very
fine specimens which were grown on his
farm about ten miles from the city.
The vegetables, which are very fine and
large, are from the farms of Messre. Creigh-
ton, R. Cooper and Marshal Hill. There
are also some very large watermelons on
exhibition.
Butter is on exhibition by Mesdamcs
Geo. R Snipes, W H Taylor, w H Sharp
and A Marques.
Mr.. Ben. Southwell has two or three
hives OF bees at constant work. and the
industry of this useful insect is practically
Mr.. E S Waterman and Mrs. Geo r
SnIpes have some very nice appearing
cheeses on exhibition.
Iu the art department are paintings by
Mesdames J NJ Filloon, c f Stephens, L
Heppner, and Misses Lpra and jessie
Welch. and Ella Cooper. There are many
works of true merit in this .is', and some
that display q high degree OF 4rt.
Mr. j. B crossen, the corner grocery
man. has some of his oho,se goods on ex-
hibitlon. which are arranged with excel
lent taste.
Mr. 81 L Kuck has some samples Of leather
and harness and saddle work which are
tully equal to anything of the kind in other
portions of the country.
Professor Kaufman, the scientific optician,
mas good display of eyeglasses, and his
aye tester seems tS create general attrac-
ion.
ractive features, where any one may spend
n hour in agreeable examination of the .
PRODUCTS of the country. and the work of
rtists in paintings aud in hapdicraft. q