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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

The last number of the Boise Mining
Journal contained very well written
sketch of Owyhee county's mines and
mining Industries. There was no slOp-
over in the sketch, or anything about
it to give it the appearance of a special
''write. up" and that is a feature in
such papers that we like to see. We
hope the Mining Journal can keep up
its present gait until it has covered
the state.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

The Pittsburg parties who had a
bond on the properties at the Rooster
Comb, after spending about $1,000 in
developing the veins, have given it up.
Every one here must wish that they
had met with better success as they
were good people, who paid up prompt
ly and spent more than they estimated
and were parties who had they found
the property warranted it, would have
made good camp over there.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

A Chinaman peddler had a disas-
trous runaway on Monday. The brake
on his wagon refused to work, as he
was coming down the hill near the
school house and the team not being
able to hold the load got out of the way
as fast as they could. Result-two
badly demoralized horses, spilled
load, broken wagon and very badly
frightened, bruised and shattered Gel
estial No bones broken.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

A visit to the west side of Florida
mountain this weel-the first made by
the NUGGET man for some time past
revealed many substantial improve
ments made in what is now become a
substantial mining camp. The Florida
Mountain Company's boarding house.
over which Ola Quean is the presiding
genius, is fine structure, in keeping
with all the improvements made by
that company, finished and furnished
in fine style and sufficiently commo-
dious TO accommodate large force, and
kept up in first-class shape, although
the number of miners now employed
by the company is quite LIMITED.
The Black Jack mines employees now
constitute in themselves a village which
elsewhere would be counted great big
mining camp in itself and the number
of residences scattered about the
mountain side or built in rows, perched
above street, with a large school
house, school and sunday school, store,
etc, tho saloon) the company's commo-
dious and finely equipped boarding
house, their mill, offices, store rooms,
etc, altogether make up a picturesque
and substantial settlement, unique in
its steep mountain side location, well
worthy the visit of an artist. We defy
any person to point out a camp in Am
erica where everything moves along
more tremendously and smoothly.
The mines and mills are record break
ers in the steaGiness with which they
they run and are turning out treasure;
and the manager, mine foreman, mill
foreman and the greater number OF the
mechanics have been in their same po-
sitions so nearly from the beginning
that the whole community has become
almost as fixed as community OF
And the Black Jack mines!
What treasures they are pouring into
the laps of the stockholders!
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

The NJ. E. church, from now until
further announcement is made, viii
hold services with preaching every Sua-
day evening. Glass meeting from 80
until 7:15; regular service begins at
7:30, p. m.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

The Owyhee Bakery, at Silver City
is delivering bread at Isay & Gombrig's
DeLamar store daily. Four loaves
graham, wheat or rye bread, made by
white expert baker for % cents. Leave
orders at the store.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

A New York woman who has applied
for a divorce. gives as one of her rea-
SONS the charge that her husband, of
late, has kissed her in "cold, matter
of-fact manner" Perhaps she herself
was responsible for that; it would be
simply impossible for any one to kiss
u DeLamar girl in that way.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

Fishermen are making raids on the
streams now, but are complaining that
the trout are not jumping for flies
with much eagerness.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

The long time suspended Tuscarora
Times-Review is on its feet again and
welcomed on our exchange list. That
camp is showing signs of life once more.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25
For Sale or Rent.


Blacksmith Shop and Tools.
l will sell outright or will rent to 40
ceptable parties, my large and well
equipped Blacksmith Shop in Della
mar.
Two complete sets of tools with two
forges.
Also wagon works outfit of tools.
Will sell all the tools or sell the sets
separately.
Here is a chance for bargainl
JOHN ARvIDsos.
DeLamar, April 9th, 1896. II
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

Mrs. Valverde is on her way home
from her long stay in Utah and will ar
rive here tomorrow or next day.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

The NUGGET editor will be absent
next week, attending the wedding of
DR.. Plumer at Idaho City.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25
IOCAL NOTICES

Shea & McLain have been appointed
distributing agents for the Brown Shoe
Cos celebrated *5* Boots and Shoes. ,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-25

Wood is coming in for the DeLamar
mill quite rapidly now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

ney for or where we viii. Houston lives In
memory still.
To which post reporter added
We've q cordial welcome for every guest,
And to please them ali well DO our best "
Miss Leila Smith of the Wills tobacco
section continued
"In my knowledge Of the tobacco weed,
This coming Industry VIII succeed
Mrs. Jennie Baker OF LaGrauge~-One OF
the prettiest displays in the whole build
ing
The chief attraction Of the afternoon was
the concert. including very sweet vocal
selection from Miss Buckingham and Sc
lectious from the operetta. Three Bears
and Golden Hair" by small children in
training They all accomplished themselves
admirably and won the applause OF about
5000 people who had gathered Up to this
time
The concert nrsic Of The orchestra con
tiDued up to a late hour and the festivities
at the Auditorium concluded at II ociol k
last night
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THE CLOSlNC q.

the concert at the Audi,or.. |
was a grand success q w. |
ing feature. The contribu,, 4
OF Houston's best taler.
large audience OF about N.
hearty applause and ercs s n
the participants. \
The Arion quartette. CONS.
Bell, Nelson. Taylor ana ~.
dictatorship of Mr.. Hen,n \
made a decided hit BY thai, !! ~
Their talents are much .a " 4
ordinary and deserve spsc,.s
singing of Miss Sadie Tim,r.. ~
and Miss Marian Walker n
tive solo selections, vera : !. ~
order, each being accorded \
The orchestral music, ma Il
ment of Professor Diebi ~. g
vocal numbers with confisr's
excellent and popular mns's !
war dance, a descriptive nis.
cially entertaining. m
Mrs. William Christian \, (
ment committee desires a y,
in behalf OF the committes 4 ~. n ]
so kindly rendered serv,ss y
week.
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Is IT A TRIFLB
THAT COMMON TROUBLE N
pEpsIA. OR SOUR sTosS'
Vow Recognized as a go
ous Disease.

Acid dyspepsia. commonly e., s.n'' ,
burn or sour stomach, is atslics
gestion resulting from ieris - u
food. The stomach being rsusls
promptly digest II, the ioou ,be
fermentation begins, films s,,rcul
with gas. and bitter, sour, ~ n
in the mouth is often IA Y
dition soon becomes chrome - "
every day occurrence Is w. i
attention. Because dyspeps,s al
mediately fatal. many peop's
for the trouble. re1s
Within recent period s.,.ly
been discovered prepared svblss
dyspepsia and stomach ~ nv
known at Stuart's Dyspepsia i y
is row becoming rapidly vs. .r
scribed as a radical cure for e's
dyspepsia. .,.,s III
Stuart'a Dyspepsia iap, ss ~
placed before the pubic nv s,ts \
druggists everywhere at oV .,srt 4
age. 1t is prepared by the sss 49,
Marshall, Mich. and while NJ
effectually restores q visols ~
the same time is perftcl, 4, ~ I!
will not injure the most o.
but on the contrary by givf1s
ton strengthens the stomac.
appetite aud makes life wo
Send for free book on es
BY addressing Stuart co
Mich.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12
i"' iHtlltiuu)'
FRUIT cahe--SpeciaI mention.
DEPARTMENT OF ART.

DEPARTMENT OF ART.
Original figure CFlorentne)-Mrs. Il. X.
Cherry.
Portrait Mention, Mrs, E. r.. Cherry
Landscape or marine-Mention. Mrs. IL.
r. Cherry
Original animalor stlll llfe--First, Mrs.
j. j. McKeeyer
| Original oil, fruit or flowers First, Miss
| Nellie Van Horn, eminent MENTION Miss
| Lena Il. Morse,
Portrait, water First, Mrs. L. Il
Cherry.
Original landscape or marine-First. Mrs
L. r. Cherry
! Original animal or still lifo- First, Mrs.
" r. Cherry; special mention. Mrs. G.
| A Nolck.
Original water color, flowers and fruits --.
fi'st, Mrs K, Cherry; special mention.
Mrs. r. r Cherry.
Original pastels drawings aud tapestry
| theadl Mrs. u. II. cherry first premium.
Original fruit First, Mrs, IL. f. Nc
Gregor, Houston.
Charcoal drawing from lifc--First, Mrs.
II. r. Cherry, Houston.
Crayon drawing from lne-First, Miss
| Carrie Cargil. Houston.
| Pen and ink skctch-First. Miss Carrie
cargll special mention. Mcguire.
| Tapestry loirsL Mrs, n. 'sR. Cherry
| (specian.
China. decorated China. best specimen,
chop dish-First, Mrs Julia f. Garrett.
| Collection First. Mrs. II. r. MoGregor.
| Photography professional blackburn &
Bailey certificate of honorable mention).
Photography tamateurl. collection of not
less than five pictures First. James Cir
aud, Houston.
Wood carving plaster cast and sculpture
afa
Plaster cast--First. Mics jennie Hunter.
Houston.
Copies in oil, water colorS and pastel -.
| Copy in olFtst. Mrs. j. j. MoKeeyer.
special mention. Mrs. u. Fuller.
Water color copy-Frs; Mrs NJ. Card
we'll
| Copy from artist original--First. Mrs
| Charles Stewart.
/ Drawing OF childron under 10 years OF
| age First, A, nuCroy Houston.
SPECIAL REPORT.
The following pictures not entitled to
premium on catalogue list are entitled to
special meation:
Pencil drawing-~Mrs, G. A. Volck.
Pen and ink copies-Miss Hgginbotham.
Water colo1s tloaned) DIR. i!od.os.
Copy rembrault~ Cherry.
Dante and Matildo' Icopy) Mrs
Cherry
illumination Sisters of Sacred Heart
school
Wall Taper designs-Nlrs Z. 4. Volck
The chairman in the art department
makes report that about tweuty-fiye
pieces Of tapestry and painting from par
Ties heycnd the State were placed on ex-
htnit, but under rules were not entitled
10 eutry for premiums Some were found
Of special merit No prizes were offered
for copying In drawing rhe judges found
some merit among that class on oNhibi-
ton,
number Of pictures were loaned and
sent IN tcr exhibition ANA not furnished
WIN entry tags OF which recognition is
made by judges OF awards.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12
TEXrn.E nEpAnrMrNr

knitting apton--tiTst, AIRS, =. NJ. Hnra
Houston; second Mrs. NJ. Y. Taian, Hous
ION tSniitai carriage robcl
SPECIAL mcation--Mrs = y Iiyars knit.
.lhs apron Mrs L. Nolk, pair crochet sip
y, psoc hei specimen First. Mrs. S. NJ,
Evans Arkansas Pass (crochet skir,). Soc.
ohd' 'dss. i.sna Norhees, Houston. Texas.
tcrochet work..
Cotton embroidery First, Mrs. j Mil
et' Laiias second. Mrs .. d. Berenu
I2lt Campbell street.
hemstitehing First. Mrs. charlgsynr,h
sas Pass '"A"
,b hTalains-First AIRS E. olsea. Corpus
Burton hole display First Mrs. Mel 4
Denver Houston, ~
Drawn work. First. Mrs. O. C. Drew
houston. lunch clothl. second Mrs !
a. hey. Brenhsm, tluuch cloth: ,peejsl
Men'ion, Mrs. O. c. Drew, Mrs. 8. c
Drew tDoyliesl.
Drawn thread doylies-- Fret Mrs. I n
hey. srenhan; saeond. Miss Ella Deyerenx
Houston. 'e'e'A'
BRAVE cenierpiece-- First, Miss Ella
,n,tsNeisux, Houston; spec,al mention. Mrs
~, tiane. Houston AIRS. H. p. Koli.
silk quilts. First, Mrs. II " Mac.
e'esor' Houston; second. Mrs. O. y.
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Il. w. Cave. Chairman.
Mrs. S. f. Byers.
George w. Kidd.
Norman G. Kittrell
A. Moser.
AWARDS


Certificates OF Honorable Mention-E y
cunningham Sugar and Faper mills sm.
satiand Texas, cut loaf sugar. standard
sraeulated sugar; Texas Sugar mill paper
General display of plants and flowers.
'suSsher illveston; William Kuttsch
oaca, Houston; L. D. Folse. Houston. n
Houston. e. ayers
Exhibit of Aleophila Austra,la--r n
Folse. Houston, Texas. ~
Exhibit OF Texas grown tobacco -ra,,s
Tobacco association. N''
9Nhihlt OF fruit trees and nursery stock
Texas, s' Nehoa-
Exhibit Of sago palm (Cyc, Rovo,,,t,>
over 10 yesrs old 10 feet high Is fea, ~
eiamster-J. Preassner, Galveston Tay.s
ENhloit OF working model Of fruit ve.,'
table and refrigerator car. 'ese-
EThlolt OF sewing machines and scwi, =
masntne work-singer Sewing Macbine
company, Houston agents.
Exhib, OF professional nhotogra,,h,,
hiackoUrn Bailey, Houston.
EXHIBIT 81 paintings work of axhih;to-,
Mrs. d, j. Morel, New Orleans
EXHIBIT Of fruits in jars-Calhoun county
county exhibit ''houn
Exhibit OF Houston suburb vegt.h,a.
Houston BuTiness League.
EAhio,i OF farm products. fruits and
Segetaoiss--Arcadia Texas, EXHIBIT anu
Houston City hall and industrial d,sn,sv
Houston, Certificate ~ be Issued !,
Industrial display. Wy haii
Exhibit of farm products fr,s,.
fiowers-Al Alvin. Brazoria county sxs,,, ana
EInicit o. farm products. yerstsh,..
s'ai's' eec.-lA Porte. Harris county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12
THE POET LAUREATE,

| Just prior to the overture Judge Kittrell
announced hat the manager of the Car
nival had in compliance with immemorial
usage chosen poet laureate, but owing
| 10 the short time elapsing since the Sc
! lection was made, the poet was obliged to
make the poetry by machine and that the
! result was as follows, which the Judge
proceeded to read to great amusement OF
the large audience:
| Have you seen the fragrant flowers.
| And the cool and cosy bowers
| And The grapes hanging on the vine.
| And the sndlaX and bamboo.
Ana the blooms Of every hue,
| And the cedar, banana tree and pine2
Have you seen the snowy homemade
bread
And tho APPLES blushlng rosy red,
| The mint, the anise and thyme.
And the stately towering palm.
| And the sweet marjoram and hahn
! All products of this balmy sunny clims ,
| Have you seen the sweet and juicy pears.
And the white and terder roasting cars
ANA the water milyun smiling on the
WIN these to aid our great display,
Ana make midwinter holiday
| La Porte and Alvin came nohlv into ,,ra
Have YOU seen old Brazoria's disnIav
In this, her gladstone. palmy day
| Ana that which old Calhoun n,o,,a,,
shows f'''u'S
ana now old Cherokees on decl,
win score of products by the neck
Nc iauo OF tfult, iron and the rosep
rave YOU seen old Montgomery set thu
ana proudly take the leading place
AID ~ t nsr .rloute to king Nicotine"
Shd now from root to leaf and seed
she leaves the soothing. witcbtng ,,oo.
IN every form that ever vet was seer,
nave you seen what from Sugarland wa,
brought way
hy her skilitul artificers wrought?
All the varied products of the cane
Nie SHOWS mat Texas leads the field
Maine. neiu
And that every State the ns,m r,,s. t.,
FROM California to the frozen shnrS S.'
Maine? '' sno'S" ~
M 4,a you hear the greatest thing oil. vet-
'eSprasKas wandering quartette-
n,uk ihere'll be hot time in the old
=" ''it ubles OF Dixie
~ they made the welkin ring
right?" s'''oh was "aI
nlu you see the majors scarlet tin,oa a.,
Auu now upon it rested every eve "'
An, ana now easily it bore off every nr,,o
ano second money and honorable
~ r. .ne poet laureate's achieving attention
'''or' taste, sympathy and sizeY
have you seen the Industrial, di.n,,x
vi Houstons glorious gala dav p'''
ana mingled with the WANDERING no
.dering throng. won
heaia commerce and labor b,apa
iaeir voices, though all the land 70 so
me notes OF Houstons glad triumnhanA
ne f,sse you seen the gallery of art
Wberr snow tue most attractive mart
whele rare beauty we IavjsbI, d;ss,'
i me work Of pencil. brush and non
'., ~, the hands OF women. none fror,
All eShlnited in artistical array? 'e"'
T rave you seen the scores of maidsns o.,
'ne aiondes with golden hair 'a"'
A"u ,, me orunettes with aresses rave,
OF unany $50 y, stueiy DANES
rh hahy proud historic names
Al Ias ses know thereof bsauty's been ~,
W yasve you heard the Light Guard h,n,
W tsme nils all the land 'ahu'
Diebl? Herp ana Tony
i r. YOU heard rs marital music 49,.
- we ar or felt each soft and drs sn.
ger your delishtsd sesses .,..,,
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DEPARTMENT. OF VEGprAnI ms


County Exhibit First Brnxorin count,
second, Calhoun county; third. Cheroke.
| county. '"e'
Community Exhibit-First tio,s,o,,
suburbs; second, la Porte CIV usr,i'
county; third, Sabine Pass. Jefferson coua.
Miscellaneous List.
:, sugar cane First, Charles Albright
Houston second, Kleiber Lockwood. liar.
ris county. ''''
Texas.
Texas, "Vs
Special List. Farm Products
sweet potatoes Nam) First. N. NJ
sweet potatoes (common) First. sren,
,or EShieitor Harris county: second agent
lor exhibitor Harris county; third agent
Tor Exhibitor Harris county.
fotatoes, Irish variety--First, avent ~,
nNninlior, Harris county. second aeen,
LOT ENhlbltor, Harris county: third ageni
Tor Exhibitor, Harris county.
Fumpkln'-Ffrst. j. 5. Bartlett. Alvin.
Vegetables.
inulNiauai exhibit--First, W. Hlllendohl
tiarrls county second, Il. f. johnson 49,
cadia, Galveston county, third fgn ~,
suburbs exhibit 'ouS'on
Specimens OF Vegetables
Artichokes- First. Charles Hnsh.s ma.
ris county. -'uNaeS iiar-
peel--flrst, agent for Exhibitor. uarr,.
COUNTY; second agent for Exhibitor. u a,ris
Beans tround pod First. apsnt g.. ~.
hibitor. Harris county. 'e' EN-
Beans (round pod wax)--Ffrst ,c
Exhibitor Harris county. A''u' LOT
beans tflat pod. grecn)--Arent To- a..
hibitor Harris county. 'o' Ex-
: Beans THAT nod)--First. +. N. Ms...
Ronney. Texas. "esrr
Beans tpole, WAX First. agent for ~
hibitor, Harris county - "S-
hihltor. Harris county. ss.' ~ -
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FAREWELL ECHOl,

Checks will be mailed 4. n
Ilesday to out-of- town erk;n,.l
entries We're awarded prize
The fine display of syrup 4.
county attracted considerable N
opening the eyes OF the puhl,. h
not generally known that ~.
produced in that section q IN X
One of the prettiest attrac,.,|
the week and ont that contr;hsss|
deal TO the festival was the M
from Sabine Pass. as II ~.
streets brilliantly illuminated M
descent lights.
The fine display OF cacti rs.s|
The Post Of last Wednesdar h
credited to Mrs. NJ. 81 H..
street, this city. The slips.cams }
from the California Winter n, !,
brought to their present p,,,1
Houston soil. There are elm !,
They make a unique feature Il M
The fine tobacco exhibit from p
co., sous oauseu d large ordef y
~, p q 1upp'' Vi 1eAas mace cpl|
~ .
Inc retaii merchants are thov(
lsileu with ne outcome OF the nd
OF them report having done
business during the week.
The reception booth within tAl
ment OF vegetables and farm
forms unique feature Of E1hiAl1
II occupies a small corner Of tie q
Gle,
In the rear OF a window sea. i
figure in bronze Of 14-yesr.od 4
sitting on a tobacco box amid gwl
ton plants, surrounded by huge \
yellow yam potatoes, peanuts u
Vegetables. A "chawed off, piece 4
cane in his hand and a waternsl1
arm accounted for the "tlcklsa.s
smile upon his face. The bccts
closed with a balustrade formetd
of red and yellow peppers, ris
carpeting the floor. The booth y
pied with network OF lont
orancnes OF asparagus. TnS z
corner iulhlsnea a cosy reIleN Z
s 800, pa 'i'oid'iS curing Tue s's'1
'el Vs.
Those who have won prizes y.
the Fruit, Flower and vegetable
management are requested 70 cav
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Report of Judges.
The following - the report OF the Judge
OF awards,

Tho fUlIo1vIrg n - r-r-ort ~ lt,o I,-A-n-
~, -,
OF awards,
FhuIr l'EFAhlNhNl'
Individual s3shibN--iFirst, twelve vGrle-
ties Of apples ". e. Gains, "ales.ioe.
Attention is called to the Two blocks ol
apple wood exhibited by sir W y. Gains,
treas planted by him al MIS- orchard tA,nfy-
Ave years ago. thus showing he pornan-
ency OF apple culture 10 that county and
district
Spcimcn exhibit Of fruits Ilrst. six
japanese quiuccs. Mrs. s. L. 2yers. llous-
ten second, sixteru pears. .--------, g.
press.
CAN Wills Texas second y =, M,lro
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Exhibit Of farm products, fruits and
egetables-Sabine Pass
Exhibit Of orchard and forest fruit and
vegtables--Cherokee county
Exhibit in electrical display OF steamship
on float and ready TO float-Sabine Pass
Texas
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DEPARTMENT or FLOWERS

- -''N l va tsNi pF FLOW itRS
individual exhibit First. J. > rucss.
nor Galveston; second. l.. y roIsc. uous.
ton 'iN'9
Cui flowers First NJ, V. v,rt.nt Hone.
ION second William Kutchhaoh Houston
FlGral designs First, A. Wr,pbt
Houston; second, William Kat ,h,,ch
single plant In bloom FEST, / n
Prurssner. Galveston
Climbing plants First. 7. . rrnessoer
Galveston
- Ferns in pots First, 7, n. P,ne.rner
Galveston,
'i.eraniums in pots-FIrst. YIN. Hutch.
bach, Houston
Houston
Orange tree in tub First, M II. Ruth.
erford, Houston,
banana troe- Mrs Il Rutherford, Hous
Ton Especial mention
Single plant In pot FIRST. g. b. pruess.
ner Galveston.
Collection Of plants First ]. y. Prusss.
ner Galveston.
Colloetlon Of twelve plants First. AIRS
y. \. Holland Houston tmenii,n
tHims-Fiist NJ V. Wright,
blonming plants In pois-I.. y TpIse
houston tmentionl
ornamental evergreen trees rfrni,ei or
not ffuitod hardy or not hardy -'ttsf !,
u Folse, Houston, certificate OF Loaoi able
mention,
oacii eight yarioties-M Mrs. "A. n. Lana
Houston tmentionl
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Broccoli First, Agent for Exhibitor Har-

Broccoli First, Agent for Exhibitor. Har-
ris county.
Cabbage First Charles Hughes. Harris
county. second agent for Exhibitor, Har-
ris county, third, agent Tor Exhibitor. Har-
ris county
Cclery--l'iret. san Angelo farm: second.
NJ Allen, for san Angelo
Cauliilower First Charles Hughes. Har-
ris county
Green corn First, agent for Exhibitor.
Harris county.
Carrots First agent for Exhibitor. Har-
ris county second agent for Exhibitor.
Harris county
Cucumbers First Charles Hughes. Har-
rs county second. agent for Exhibitor,
Harris county.
Egg plant First. agent for Exhibitor.
Harris county
kohIrabi First. Charles Hughes. Har-
Tis county; second, agent for Exhibitor
Harris county
Lettuce First, Charles Hughes. Harris
county second, agent for Exhibitor uar.
ris county.
Onions First McpuG simpson. r,csn
IoAas second agent for Exhibitor. IorrIs
county ihh,'. agent for Exhibitor. HARRIS
county
Eschalots Csroen) First. agent for Ex-
hihtlor Harris county.
Peas tieldl First. agent for Exhibition
Harris rouf,.y N''
Peas tabie> First, agent WI tH4x7 lhltor
Harris county W.
Peppers First Charles Hughes. uarr,s
COUNTY second agent for Exhibitor. Har-
olTa- First, agent for Exhibitor. Harris
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Tomatoes FIRST. agent for rxhih,o-
Harris county; second. agent for Exhibitor
Harris county,
Radah First agent for Exhibitor. Har.
Turn'p- First agent for Exhibitor far
'is lounty' second, Jcff l. ElIey. Hunts
Na,e; thiro' agent for Exhibitor, Harris
Turnip (ruta bagal- First William, 10,
dan' roriers Switch Harris county, seq
oul, cnafles Hughes. Harris county; third
agent FOR Exhibitor Harris countr