The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
ghe 1aiY gae1e SUNDAY ormng September Is,
WHITE CORN.

A. n. Wallace 30S-S10 East Douglas
avenue, dealer in all kinds Of farm i'm
plements and vehicles. offers one Dain
steel corn cutter, price SIS. for the first
premium load Of corn.
The City Mills, manufacturers Of the
best grades of -four. offer 500 lbs Of eth
er Imperial or Ivory -four for the Sec
ond premium load Of corn
The Central Clothing company. o.
Haythorne. manager, 11S East Douglas
avenue, offer their celebrated $40 suit
OF clothes for the third premium load
Of corn. They also give one ticket Of
of admission to the fair to the pur-
chaser Of a SO suit Of clothes or over
coat bought of them between Sept. q
and Oct. /, 1895.
Finlay Ross. dealer in furniture,
carpets. etc. offers one polished oak
leather seat rocker for the fourth pre-
MUM load of corn.
The Wichita Eagle offers one years
subscription to their Daily. delivered
by mail or carrier for the fifth premium
load of corn.
John Braitsch, dealer in boots and
shoes. 120 East Douglas avenue, offers
80 worth of shoes for the sixth premi-
um load of corn.
w. c. Palmer. proprietor OF MY
Racket, dealer in harness, saddles,
trunks and general merchandise. 152
North Main street. offers one ladies or
sentIemans riding saddle for the seven
IN premium load of corn.
y. b. Stocker & Co., dealers in man.
ties, CRATES. lath. lime, etc, 143 North
water street, offers five barrels of lime
LOT the eighth premium load of corn.
MIXED CORN.
The DperipO Harvester ~
Mcdonald, general agent, 1875 North
water street, offer one Deering lock
lever S1-2 #. 20 tooth steel wheel hay
rake, price $22, for the first premium
load of corn.
Singer & Donnell. furniture. stoves.
queensware. carpets, etc, 209 and e1I
North Main, offer half dozen dining
room chairs, price SO, for the second
premium load of corn.
The Pearce Furniture company. 125
East Douglas. offers one elegant oak
book case, handsomely carved. glass
doors, worth s12. for the third premium
load of corn.
Biting Bros, the one-price clothiers.
126 and 12S East Douglas, offer one IS
Knox hat for the fourth premium load
of corn.
competitors in the above class must
bring the lower bed full Of corn in the
ear and allow the same to remain on
the grounds until Saturday, October 5.
Any load OF corn receiving a premium
shall be the property Of the firm Offer
ing such premium, the same to be de-
hvered in Wichita, and upon the deliv-
cry of such load of corn the premium
shall be due and payable.
The awarding of premiums shall be
governed by the rules Of the fair asso-
citation.
Wont you take special pains to see
that the corn crop Of Kansas is fully
advertised at the fair? 1t is especially
desired that at least fifty loads OF the
best corn that can be procured shall
be on exhibition during the fair.
Let every farmer in Southern Kansas
in different amounts than loads:
For further information see or write
W. r. Hewey, secretary state fair asso-
citation.
In addition to the above the following
special premiums are offered for corn
offer an S-foOt galvanized shafted COM
The Wichita Implement company. lis
and 120 West Douglas, offer a special
premium of one two-hole. self-feeder
Eagle corn shelter, with wagon box ele-
vator. cob rake extension band wheel,
feed table and crank for hand power,
price SIS, for the best twenty-five BUSH
els of any variety Of corn of crop a
1895. The corn for which this premium
is given to be the property of the Wich-
tia Implement company.
The Van Zandt Implement company,
127 and 1875 North Market street, Wien
ita, offer one Eagle riding lister, price
$40. for the largest and best 100 ears of
yellow or mixed corn. Also one Ohio
riding cultivator. price 1872. for the larg-
est and best 100 ears of white corn. The
corn taking the premium to be the prop
erty of the Van Zandt Implement COM
pany.
The Aermotor company Of Chicago,
offer an S-foot galvanized afted COM
pletion Aermotor, worth $50, delivered
f. o. b. cars Chicago, as premium for the
best sample of yellow Indian corn. not
less than fifty ears, exhibited at the
Kansas state fair.
Special premium offered by Smith &
Allen Realty company. $50 North
Market, Wichita, of S25 for the best ten
bushels of corn. The corn taking the
premium to be the property of Smith &
Allen, at the close of the fair.
MAN and wife were formerly one. The