The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-31
EACH YEAR LARGER PURSE IS
BEING HUNG UP FOR THE COM
PETITION.
MINNESOTA WEALTH IN THIS LINE
Always Results In Making This
Branch of the Big Show One of
the Best.

uctS Of the farms of the state one or
the most prominent departments in this
years exhibition. The agricultural ex-
hibit will prove to be a valuable ana
instructive object lesson upon the mex
haustible fertility and product1veness
of our soil and the wonderful variety
of products continuously and profita-
bly, raised.
Special attention Is being given to
county exhibits. In 1895 but $500 was
offered in premiums for these exhibits;
last year the amount was increased to
$700, and this year $1,000 is offered.
Additional prominence is given to this
feature in order to individualize and
give special prominence to the prod
ucts of the different localities. In this
way each county can present to visit
ors the resources and. attractions be-
longing to it in a manner imposing
and impressive. Lac qui Parle, Stew
ready spoken for space, and it is more
than probable that considerable num-
Der Of counties will improve the op-
portunity here afforded to make
comprehensive and attractive showing
Of products. Farm exhibits, for which
500 double the amount Of a year ago)
is offered, will also be a prominent
feature,
Manager J. E. Cooley will again have
this department in charge. His we'll
known ability and aggressiveness are
premium list:
Glass 7S-Vepatahlec-
Collection of fifteen varieties, first $40, sec
ond $3.50, third S..
Collection Of beets Zone peck each variety,
first 81, second $780, third ST.
Collection of cabbages three of each), first
50, second 81, third 81.
&C Collection Ie Of carrots Zone peck of each).
hrst gt,Sa..; $2, second SEE 81; third SO cents
first 81, second 81, third so cents.
Collection of sweet corn (ten ears of each),
first 81. second 81, third so cents.
Collection Of cucumbers Give of each),
first 81, second 81, third so cents.
Collection of onions (one-half peck of EACH.
first $3.50, second $3.50 third 81.
Collection Of musk melon -four of each),
first $3.50, second $3.50 third 81.
Collection Of peppers (one-fourth peck of
each), first 81, second ST. tEt,d so cents.
Collection of early potatoes Zone peck of
EACH. first S.. second 81. third 50.
Collection of late potatoes Zone peck of
each), first S. second 81, third So.
Collection of squashes (three of each), first
SO, second $2 third 81.
Collection of tomatoes (one-half peck Of
each), first $3.50, second s1.5O third 81.
!, Collection of turnips tone peck of each,
first 81, second ST. third so cents
Collection of watermeIons (three of each),
first SO, second ST. third 81.
Single Varieties Farmers Glass
Beans, in green pod, first 50, second 81,
third so cents.
Beets, sugar zone peck, first 81, second 81,
third so cents.
90
second 81. third so cents.
Cabbage three specimens) early, first 81,
second 81, third so cents.
Cabbage (three specimens) late, first 81,
second 81, third SO cents.
Carrots white Zone peck, first 81, second
81, third so cents.
Carrots, red Zone peck, first 81, second 81.
third so cents.
Caulifower (three specimens), first 81, sec
ond 81, third so cents.
Celery, golden self-blanching fsix bunches),
first 81. second 81, third so cents.
Celery white plume (six bunches), first
81. second 81, third so cents
Corn, sweet in green ear, first 81, second
ST. third so cents.
Cucumber (six specimens), first 50, second
81, third so cents.
Egg plant (six specimens), first 81, second
81. third so cents.
Musk melon (three specimens), first 81, sec
ond 81, third so cents.
Onions, red Zone peck), first 81, second 81.
Onions, yellow Zone peck, first 81, second
ST. third so cents.
Onions. white Zone peck), first 81. second 81,
third so cents.
Parsnips Zone peck, hrst 81, second 81,
third so cents.
Peas in green pod, first So, second 81, third
so cents
Peas Canadian Golden Vine or Prussian
Blue (one-half peck), first $2 second 81, third
so cents.
Potatoes; early Zone peclo. first 81, second
81, third so cents.
Potatoes, late Zone peck, first 81, second 81,
Pumpkin (three specimens) first 81. second
81, third so cents.
Radishes, winter, first 81, second 81, third
so cents.
Rutabaga (one-half busheD, first 81. second
81, third so cents.
Squash. early (three specimsns), first 50.
second 81. third 50 cents.
Squash, late (three specimens), first 81, Sec
ond 81, third SO cents.
sunfower (six stalks), first 81, second 81,
third so cents.
Tomatoes Zone peck, first So, second 81.
Turnips, white, first 81, second ST. third so
cents,
watermelon three specimens), first $2 sec
ond 81, third 50 cents.
Glass 79LGrains-
Barley, black zone peck), first 81. second
81, third so cents.
Barley. white Zone pecko. first, 81; second.
l..
Beans, white Zone peck, first. 81; second,
81; third, 80 cents.
Buckwheat zone peck). first. S.; second.
81; third so cents.
Cane (amber) seed, raised by exhibitor Zone
peck), first ST. second, 81; third so cents.
Corn broom, seed, straw Qen stalks), first,
81; second, 81; third, so cents.
Corn, white dent (ten ears), first, ~; second
81; third, 80 cents.
Corn, yellow dent (ten ears), hrst, ~; Sec
ond ST.; third, so cents.
Corn, white flint (ten ears) first, 81; second,
Corn. yellow flint 0en ears), lrsts2; second
Corn. pop tten ears), first. 81; second.
81; third. so cents.
Hops GIVE pounds, first, 81; second, 81;
Oats, white zone peck). first. 81: second, 81:
Peas. field zone pecio, first 81; second. 81;
third so cents.
Rye (one peck, first. 81; second. 81; third,
so cents.
Seed, clover Zone peck. first. s.; second, 81;
third so cents.
Seed, flax Zone peck. first. ST. second, 81:
third so cents
Seed, timothy Zone pecD. first, 81; second,
81; third, so cents.
Wheat, Fife Zone peck) first. 81 second, /;
third so cents.
Wheat, other spring Zone peclO, first, 81;
second 81; third, so cents.
Wheat. winter Zone peck), first, 81; second.
81: third, 80 cents.
Wheat, collection of three varieties, first,
So; second 81; third. so cents.
Class S0-County Exhibits
Display of grains, grasses, vegetables, fruits
and other agricultural and horticultural prod
ucts, by any county or local agricultural
or horticultural society (outside Of Hennepin
and Ramsey countless; no portion Of display
to be entered for individual premiums. $1,000.
Entries in this class must be made by
Aug. 26 to insure space. Each county will be
allotted space with twenty feet frontage, with
shelving covering about 12O square feet, and