The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-29
LIST OF PRIZES.
offered for Those Taking Part in the
Floral Parade.

Onereo 1or 1nosS Tak1ng Part in the
Floral Parade.
The following is the complete list of
prizes offered for the best decorated We
hicles, horses and bicycles, which are
now on exhibition in the windows of
Charles Eagles cigar store:
1. The best decorated two horse We
hicle, either driven or led, abreast or
tandem:
One first prize. cash, s85.
One second prize. contributed by
general committee. SIS cash.
One third prize, plush rocker, valued
at $50, contributed by Reed & Co.
2. The best decorated one horse Va
hlcle, driven by a lady:
one first prize, silk dress pattern.
XaIued at $50, contributed by Major J.
K. Hudson.
One second prize, wool dress pattern.
valued at SO, contributed by Major J.
K. Hudson.
One third prize. glove box, valued at
- copyrighted by Q. H. Sampson.
One fourth prize, handkerchief box
XaIueo at -, contributed by G. H.
Sampson.
3. The best decorated pony vehicle.
single or double, driven or led by boy
or girl under Is years of age.
One first prize, contributed by gener-
al committee, s. cash
one second prize, violin valued at
$40, contributed by Z. B. Guild.
one third prize, silver bon bon dish
valued at So, contributed by Chas. ri
Warden
4. The best decorated horse ridden
by a lady, the latter decorated or
One first prize. contributed by gen
eral committee. IS cash.
One second prize, large coIored pic
ture and frame, valued at SO, contrib
uted by the KeIlam B. and S. COM
pany.
One third prize, silk umbrella, val
ued at $40, contributed by W. c. Chat
fee
5. The best decorated horse ridden by
gentleman:
One first prize. riding bride, valued
at IS. contributed by Bradshaw &
Friend.
One second prize, dress suit case, val
ued at IS, contributed by the Palace
Clothing company.
6. The best decorated pony under IA
hands high, ridden by girl under Is
years of age, latter decorated or not:
One first prize, riding whip, valued
at -, contributed by Worley & Cal
vert.
valued at -. contributed by C. H.
Sampson.
Z The best decorated pony under IA
hands high, ridden by boy under Is
years of age:
One first prize, accordion. valued at
So, contributed by Babcock & Frost.
One second prize, one wool sweater,
valued at IS, contributed by The
Hub"
g The best decorated carriage, eth
er single or double. team entered by
club or lodge:
One first prize a banquet lamp, val
ued at IS, contributed by Farnsworth
one second prize. carriage whip, val
ued at -, contributed by Warner &
Potter.
either by lodge, firm, club, or individ-
ual:
One first prize, rocking chair, valued
at 50, contributed by Thompson Bros.
One second prize, silk umbrella, val
ued at IS, contributed by G. O. John
son.
10. The best decorated four-in- hand:
One first prize of 500 cash, contribu
ted by James B. Hayden, w. S. Kale,
Crosby Bros, W. W. Manspeaker and
Mr.. Mckay.
one second prize. of $40 cash. con-
by J. NJ. Knight.
PRIZES FOR BICYCLES RIDDEN
IN THE PARADE OF WEDNES-
DAY, SEPT. go.
l. The best decorated wheel prOpe1-
ed by two or more riders:
One first prize, contributed by VIII
liam Taylor, valued at IS, wood bicy-
Gle handle bars, with fancy han
dies.
one second prize, bicycle lamp, val
ued at 81 contributed by quincy street
one third prize, bicycle foot pump.
contributed by J. c. Golmis.
2 The best decorated single bicycle
riddeN by lady:
One second prize, ladies' bicycle suit,
valued at SO, contributed by Mills
Adams company.
one third prize. chatelaine bag, val
ued at IS, contributed by George w
Stansfield.
one first prize, contributed by gen
eraI committee, IS cash.
g. The best decorated single bicycle,
ridden by gentleman:
one first prize Girard saddle, valued
a e onn tr.f h11ted nv C. S Townsend.