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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-14

Taylor. Texas. November ll.-Messrs.
King & Barnett have today sold their trans
fer line, including horses, drays, floats.
wagons. hacks etc, 10 Mcssrs. +. A. Al.
lISon ana ]. K. uollomon. The new arm
win continue in the same Office occupied
nv their predecessors, one Of whom, Ar.
j. II Barnett. will continue as heretofore
la charge Of the business.
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Another Wholesale House for Yoakum

Yoakum. Texas, November j. Arrange
ments were today completed by which
Messrs A. Levi & Co. Of Victoria will omen
wholesale grocery house in Yoabum. The
Iuildine tu be occupied g., the Lander brick
on Grand avenue. This Will make two
wholesale grocery firms here. Gradually
wholesale hrus are coming TO realize the
great advantages of Yoakum as dlsliiout-
iug point 10 towns of this section.
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WIN Omen for Business.

Wharton, Texas, November Il. The
Glou-Flora sugar mill is expected 10 opeu
for business tomorrow. Since the destruc
ton Of the Jones syrup mill it Is the only
sue8r plant of any size in the county. AMI
vii! receive all the cane that IL can posi-
biz grind.
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SUING ON NEELYs BOND.

Suit BROUGHT to Recover on Account of
His Entertainments.
Baltimore Nd, November ID. Martin c.
fosnes director general Of posts Of Cuba,
brought suit in the United States circuit
court here today against the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty company Of Mary
lend which, be says, bonded c. L. W.
Nealy, former chief Of the bureau of finance
OF the department Of posts on the Island Of
Cuba, In the sum of 5000 Mr.. Fusnes
Claims that amount of damages.
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VIII Go in Business at Beeville.

Beevile, Texas, November 13.-Feiipe
Ramirez Of Goliad has purchased the stock
NJ dry goods In this city known as the
r.. Cohn stock and has moved mis- business
here. He was engaged In the mercantile
business here several years ago.
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Noluntarv RankrupteY.

Austin. Texas November IA voluntary
petition 10 bankruptcy was filed today In
Inc Federal court by II. +. Huesel, a
saddle maker OF this city. with liabilities
agGregating $3.50 and assets SAL.
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From JENNINGS, la.

jennings, La, November l3.-The Home
Oil company has reached a depth OF over
400 feet with the l2Iuch pipe today. There
are six wells being drilled at present, but
nothing OF Importance developed today.
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Increased Its capitaI and Improving.

Mckinney. Texas, November l2-The Ne
Kinney Ice and Coal company are putting
in "a new thlrty-hye-ton per day Ice plant
for Use by next season. They are also
boring deep artesisn well. The company
has lust Increased its capital STOCK from
$1,000 TO- $4,000.
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49, '41~' 'SS1S'"l's ''0S'''NS w S~e'N''
Admore, l. T., November 3.--wnile
riding at home near Russell, twenty miles
east Of here, Monday afternoon, a cookie
bur was blown down the throat of Cora
hind, aged II. The girl suffered intense
psl4 and an operation was performed yes
teruay at noon to remove the bur from
operation
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To suild a CANNING Factory

Corsicapa. Texas. November PA can
ming factory will be built here with local
capitsl In time 70 handle next years crop
of fruit and vegetables.
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SUIT IS BEING WATCHED.
Decision Of Judge Bryant Has Aroused
Interest in Anderson Case,
OWNERS WILL NOT DISCUSS SNOW CASE
Gusher Bored Under a Guarantee Was
Brought in in Just Twenty-six Days.
CRruium Sailed.

Beaumont, Texas. November H. Tomor-
row morning at o O'Clock is the time set
fof the decision by Judge Martin OF the
Thomas Anderson receiversh,p ease. which
involves the Humphrey league. Since the
decision al sherman yesterday the people
are feeling n little unessy over SO much
litigation and the decision viii be awaited
with interest
The Cardlum has finished her cargo Of
Beaumont oil and is ready for scu From
the last reports received from Sabine Pass
she had no. vet cleared for Europe, bur
viii possibly leave tonight The Cardium
viii carry about 5000 barrels,
~
Messrs, J. a. Psulhamus and j. II. kim
hnu have made record on the guaranteed
gusher proposition that is n record breaker
| They contracted 10 deliver the Guarantee
oil company Il gusher or no pay and iu
| JUST twenty siN days from the time the
| well was contracted for II WIS delivered
/ 20 the company, o siN-mch Eusher. Il came
In this morning at . O'Clock and was &c
! cepted at II,
Anont the coming IN Of the Guarantee
well it might not be ont Of place that the
( Beaumont oil Geld is the only ono In the
Wofid lhal nus iurhls1ec contractors a
guarantee proposition. To guarantee an
( oil sompauy a six inch custar ar no nav ia
( something that never occurred 10 oildom
/ before, hut 1t is being done la the beaumont
! Held with success
The Snow case, decided IN favor of the
! plaintiff at Sherman yesterday, has not
affected the oil situation a particle. and IL
is with difficulty taHt rfe companies can
he brought around TO talk seriously on the
subject The recpivprshlp Eu the commonly
accented sense OF tho term would work n
grcat hardship OF the romDauies THAI arc
shipping oil but from the best information
tbqt ran he secured ~ ia rnodlf.d s,rJ re-
strlcted In such manner that no trouble
| can he expected from tu3i quarter There
| Is hardly any question hut what the case
! Will be carried into the higher courts. but
| the Geld operations VIII have sufficient
! rope 90 20 on uHLolested Tie parties who
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Wholesale House at Denison'
Deuison. Texas November i3.-The whole
sale dry goods house of sam Joels was
DESTROYED by fire last night. Loss on stock
$4,000. with an insurance Of $4,000.
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A Large Deal in Dry Goods at Denton,

Denton, Texas, November 1l.-JarrelL
Bass & Co have formally taken charge
Of the $4,000 Ga ham stock Of dry goods,
The deal for which was closed last week.
THE deal was Que of the largest ever made
In North Texas, requiring about $4,000 10
handle IT, The other store OF farrell, Bass
A. 20, will be consolidated with the Ora
ham stock about January l next.
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Reo.lyer 10 Be AppoInted Later.

Sherman. Texas, November 13.-Judge
Bryant OF the Federal court viii appoint
receiver in the Snow case on the 2Sth In
slant
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The Congressional Bali Opened in Ellis

Inc UonoFessIon5I BAL Opened m Ellis.
Waxahachie, Texas, November 1.-THE
congressional campaign In Ellis county as
between Hon. J. \. Beall and Hon. s. Z.
skinner was opened at Ovilla Monday night
by these gentlemen. A large crowd was
present and each candidate made n stir
ring speech. Tne preliminary primary 10
decide which Of these candidates. shall 10
the Ellis county nominee will be held ab5L.
January l.
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BeeVille Texas. November 13.--The Bee
willie Electric Light and Water company is
preparing 10 burn Beaumont oil for fuel
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oil Mill About Ready to Begin Operations.
Luling Texas, November 13,-The tue
sixty-ton oil mill Is about finished and will
begin the fall run November 20 There Is
no finer mill in the South for its size, and
II will be great benefit 20 this town and
community.
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ASSIGNED at Corslcana.

Cordcana Texas, November III. HI.
Jackson. saddle and harness dealer, as
signed Today: liabilities $44O2.5s.
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Eir.t court Of ApneaIs.

Galveston. Texas. November 1s.Motions
submitted IN the court Of appeals today
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A Small Residence Burned at Bryan
BRYAN. Texas. November ia house be
longing to John DAILY and occupied by I.
r. Fiillngame. burned at Il O'Clock To-
and was insured for $1,000. The contents
of the house were about all saved
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w.IIer & Ratcliff Have Sold Their Stock.


4 Ratcllff, dealers in general merchandise
nave sold their stock TO III. S. Lundy and
arc busy today taking an inventory Of
same
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Sales on the oil exchange;
Haywood shares AT si06. so.
Higgins. go shared AZ $40.
Manhattan, 1000 shares az AZ cents.
Buffalo 5000 shares al Q cents.
Grace 1000 shares at SO cents.
Madeline. 1000 shares NJ 4 cents.
~
oil shipments Cars.
Yesterday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Previous day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Total for month ................... 724
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William Harvey, Wiscoy. Mimi; Sd, Fred
Luchsinger.
Best brood sow and litter of bacon type
list, Wilcox Co; I'd, A W. EGSon.
Best sow and litter, any breed or type
LIST, t. e. Bly,; I'd. Wilcox Co.
TAMWORTH HOGS.
Boar pig, under one year-1st, H. w.
Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis.
Sow pig, under one year-1st, H. w.
Ayers.
SUFFOLK
Boar. year or oyer-1st, A. C. Green
d son. Winchester, Ind; I'd, Bert Har-
Vey, Winchester. Ind.
Boar, under I year-1st, Bet Harvey;
I'd. William Harvey. Wiscoy. Mimi.
Breeding SOW, years or over-1st, A C.
Green & Son.
Breeding sow. year old and under two
LIST, A. &. Green & Son; I'd. A. c. Green
&c Son.
Sow pig, under. year-1st, A. C. Green
& Son; I'd William Harvey.
Herd, l boar, sows, l year or over
lst. A. c. Green & Son; I'd. Bert Harvey.
Herd. l boar, 3 sows, untier l year-1st
William Harvey; I'd. Bert Harvey.
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BANTAMS. OTHER THAN GAME.
I'd. E. G. Roberts, Fort Atkinson
Checklist and I'd, N. A Daggett,
Anoka; Sd, r. r. Roberts, ST. Paul. MINI.
Black Cochin--1st and I'd, E. G.. Rob-
erts; Sd, M. F.. Elmer.
Chicks-1st and I'd, E. G. Roberts; Sd,
M. T. Elmer.
Black Tailed Japanese-1st and I'd, E.
G. Roberts; Sd, George Kingsley. Mime
apois.
Chicks-1st and I'd, E. G. Roberts.
White Japanese chicks-1st, E. G. Rob-
erts.
White Polish-1st, J. P. Peterson, St.
Checklist and I'd, ]. P. Peterson.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Black Russian=r1st and I'd, E. G. Rob-
ertS.
Chicks-1st, E. G. Roberts.
White Silky-1st, F. G. Roberts
Chicks-1st, E. G. Roberts.
Any color Frizzles-1st, E. G. Roberts
Any color Rumpless51st, E G., Roberts.
TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE. ETC.
Bronze-1st, E. G. Roberts
Nara gansett-1st. E.. G. Roberts.
Chicks-lst. E. G. Roberts.
Buff-1st, f. G, Roberts.
Chicks--1st, E. g. Roberts.
Heyl. Wash, III.
Chlcks-1st, G. A. Heyli I'd, E. G. Rob-
ertS.
Black chicks-1st, E. G. Roberts.
DUCKS.
White Pekin-1st I'd and 3d. Margaret
Hope, Hammond, Wis.
Chicks-1st, E. G. Roberts;
White Aylesbury-1st, E.. G. Roberts
Colored Rouen-1st. E. G. Roberts; I'd,
Geo. HeYI. ts ~ ss- -
Chicks-1sts B. G. Roberts. So Ill.
COlOr61 MIIScOVaV-1Sf q Pohartc-
I'd and 3d. Ed Lynch.
:, G5hfiecks5}st, E.. Roberts i 2is@apd. SC,
White Museovey-1st. E. G. Roberts.
:. Ghieks-1st, E. G. Roberts, 3D. E. g.
Roberts.
Gray, call-1st, E, G. Roberts,
% Checklist, E. G. Roberts. n so
White call-1st, E. G. Roberts
Chieks-1st, e. G.. Roberts. y
Black East Indian-1St,e E. G. Roberts
Chicks-1st, E. G Roberts.
White Crested-st, E. G. Roberts.
Chlcks-1st, E. G. Roberts. 49,
indian Runner-1st and 3D. Lawrence
Hops.
Chicks-1st, I'd and Sd. Lawrence Hope.
Gray Troulouse-1st, E. G. Roberts; I'd
Geo Heyl.
Ghicks-1st and ID. l.. Tolden.
s White t Embden i ST. G. Roberts; I'd.
Checklist, E. G. Roberts.
Gray African-1st, e. G. Roberts; "a.
E. G. Roberts
Brown Chinese-1st, E. G. Roberts.
Chicks-1st, e. G Roberts.
White Chinese-1st, E. G. Roberts.
= Chieks-1st, E. c. Roberts.
= Chicks-1st, E. G. Roberts.
Wild gray-1st, E. G.. Roberts.
ORNAMENTAL AND PET STOCK.
White Guineas-1st, E. G. Roberts.
y FChicks-1st, E. c. Roberts.
Pearl Guineas-1st, E. G. Roberts.
ChicAs-1st, E. c. Roberts. ~@;'7
Largest display of pigeons-1st > E. G.
Roberts; I'd, Joe Blum, Minneapolis; Sd,
Taklo & Co. Minneapolis
Best Breeding pen (for fow-a only. No.
Roberts. vs.
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Young herds. to consist of one bull un-
der years two heifers year and under
years, two heifers under / year, all
except bull must be bred by exhibitor
1st, T. j. Wornall e Son, Liberty. Mo- :;
I'd, George Boutwell,, Nettieton, Mo-; Sd,
j. G. Robbins & Son, Horace, Ind 4th,
c. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Mimi; 9Th,
c. c. Norton, Corning, Iowa.
Calf herd, consisting of one bull and
four heifers, all under l year and all
bred by exhibitor-lst, George Boutwell,;
I'd, j. " Robbins & Son; Sd, c. E.
Clarke; 18th, George Harding & Son,
Waukesha, Wis; 5th, Purdy Bros, Har-
ris, Mo. :"
Group of two animals. either sex. pro-
duce of one cow-lst, George Harding &
Son: I'd, George Boutwell,; Sd, C. E.
Clarke; 4th, T. j. Wornall & Son.
Group of four animals, either sex, get
of one, sire-1st. George Boutwell,; I'd, J.
G.. Robbins & Son; Sd. T. ]. Wornali &
Son; 4th, G. F. Rice, Indianola, Ill
FAT. STOCK.
Pure bred steer, years or over-1st
T. ]. Ryan & Son, Irwin, Iowa
Steer-One year and under Iwo-1st, T.
J. Ryan. & Son.
Pure bred steer under one year-1st
C. E. Clarke; I'd, T. j. Ryan & Son.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Steer. any age-T. j, Ryan & Son.
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CROKER STARTS FOR HOME.
king Pin of Tammany Hall Leaves
London To-day

LONDON, Sept. Orchard Croker ex-
peets to sail for New York on the Cunard
morrow. He is an anxious attendant at
the bedside OF his friend, DIR. .)avii Ma
&c who tonight is seriously i'll in his
nat which has been Mr.. Cookers Lon
MI Croker, who was at Kempton lark
today, said:
I 'nope to be on the water tomorrow.
DE- Negle is delirious from pneumonia,
put Messrs Freedman and Croker left
keinpten Park today expecting 70 start
for Liverpool at noon tomorrow.
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Sheen.
soUTHDOWNS.

tam, years or over-1st, George Allen,
ttAilerton, H.; I'd, george McKerrow &
Son. Sussex. Wis. Sd, George Allen.
Ram, | year Old under 2 years-1st,
George McKerrow & Son; I'd. George
Allen; Sd. George McKerrow & Son.
Ram lamb|st, George McKerrow &
Sen; I'd, George Allen; Sd. George Nc
Eve years old or over-1st. George
MMckerroW & Son; I'd. George Allen; Sd,
Eve Eve. year old, under 2 years1st,
Sen; Sd. George Allen
Eve lamb-1st, George Allen: I'd George
Mex errow 81 Son; Cd. George McKerrow
Flock. ram, 8 ewes-1st, George Allen;
I'd, George McKerrow C Son.
PRIZE IA ,e,.t OFFERED TEE BY MINNESOTA
LIVESTOCK BREEDERS ASSOCIA-
TION.
For BEST pen of five feeding Iambs-1st,
George W. Baird, Edna Mills. Mimi I'd,
William Young, Havana MINI.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Ram. any age-George Allen.
Eve, any ags-George lMcKerrow & Son
PRIZE OFFERED BY MINNESOTA
LIVESTOCK BREEDERS ASSO CAA-
TION.
For best pen of five feeding lambs
lst. G. w. Ba I'd. Edna Mills, Mimi I'd,
William Young, Havana, Mimi; Sd, L C.
Seeley, Minneapolis, MINI.
Best lamb out of the above clasS-1st
and I'd, c. W. Baird.
SHROPSHIRE DOWN.
Ram Years or Over-1st, w. S. Dixon,
Brandon. Wis; I'd, George Allen: third,
w. Q. Friedman. Muscatine, Iowa.
Ram One Year .Old-1st, George Alien;
"a, Boyton & WEIGH, Dexter, Wis; Sd,
George Allen.
Ram Lanb-1st. George Allen; I'd, w.
5. Dixon; Sd, George Allen.
Eve, Years or Over-1st, George Allen;
I'd; w. S. Dixon: Sd, w. o. Friedman
George Allen; Sd, George Allen.
Eve Lamb-1st, George Allen; I'd,
George go rye Allen; Sd, George Allen:
len; I'd, w. s. Dixon.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Ram Any Age-Won by George Allen.
Eve Any Age-Won by George Allen.
SHEEP.
Judge, Charles Kerr; superintendent,
HAMPSHIRES.
Ram Years or Over-1st Robert Tay-
Tor, Abbott. Neb.; I'd. I. C. Seeley, Mime
i apolIs, MINI; Sd, f. L. Pray, Minneapo-
:; Ram, / Year old-1st, Robert Faylor;i
I'd. Robert Taylor; Sd, l. c. seeley. - :.
Ram damh-1st. Robert Taylor; &c,
Robert ql2t Taylor; Sd, I. c.. seeley; o.5r2zs.I
cars OF OFGE--lSl, robert ray
lor; I'd, /. c. .Seeley; Sd, E. l.. Pray.
Eve l Year Old-1st. Robert Taylor:
I'd. Robert Taylor: Sd, l. c. Seeley.
Eve Lamb-c1st, Robert Taylor; "a, Rob
ert Taylor; Sd, E. L. Pray. c-i5,5
FLOCK, Ram. 2 Ewes-1st, Robert. 4Tay-
LOT; second. E. l.. Pray.
RI, Sweepstakes, Ram Any Age-Robert
Sweepstakes. Eve Any Age-Robert
Taylor
LEICEsTERs. AND LINcoLNs.
Ram Years or over-1st, Boynton &.
Welch, Dexter. Mimi; I'd, H. Hanson,
Oshkosh, Wis; Sd, Robert Taylor
Ram l Year Old-1st, H. Hanson: I'd
Robert Taylor; Sd, H. Hanson
Ram Lamb-1st, Robert TAYLOR: I'd. H
Hanson; Sd. Boynten & WEIGH.
Eve Years or Over-1st H Hanson.
"a. Boynton & WEIGH; Sd, Robert TAYLOR.
Eve Year Old-1st, Robert TAYLOR; I'd.
II. Hanson: Sd, Boynton & WEIGH.
Eve Lamb-1st. H. Hanson; I'd, H. Han
son; Sd, Robert Taylor.
FLOCK, Ram E,wes-1st H. Hanson:
I'd, Boynton & WEIGH.
Sweepstakes, Ram Any Age-H. Han
Sweepstakes, Eve Any Age-H. Han.
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YESTERDAY a BANNER DAY.
Receipts Exceeded Those of Minne-
apoIis Day by $4,000.

Yesterday was another great and giori-
Gus day at the state fair in the matter
of attendance. The gate receipts amount
ed to $15 23o. This eXceeds Minneapolis
day by about s., 600 and the corresponding
day last year by something over S.
The attendance, however, failed to
reach the high mark set Thursday, when
over $4,000 was taken in at the gates.
That will be the banner day of the week
There was a good crowd at the even
ing entertainment most of the pleasure
seekers passing through the gates before
o'clock.
Today will be the last day. but all who
attend will see everything that there is
to be seen. as nothing will be done in the
way of removing any OF the exhibits or
stands until II O'Clock tonight The
management has issued orders to this eff
feet and they will be rigidly enforced.
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Management Receives Praise.

The management of the fair is coming
in for much we'll deserved praise for the
business-like manner in which every thing
has been handled. 1t would be well-nigh
impossible to improve on the system in
operation. Secretary Randall has been
kept busy, but he has had things well in
hand at all times, and there have been
no complaints on the ground of careless
ness or negligence, CIR delays.
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Continued From Second Page.

ing state. but the exhibits this year have
promised much in that direction. j. T.
Mitchell, of Zumbrota- Goodhue county,
has basket of apples grown in his or
. chard, the smallest of which is fourteen
I inches in diameter They are the Wolf
Itiver apple, a Michigan apple, new in
Minnesota. but apparently successful.
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BLUE EARTH WINS.
Gets FIRST Place in Sweepstakes for
County Exhibits.

ed the various counties the following
points: Blue Earth. 1855; Houston 1925;
Olmsted, 1901; Goodhue, 1892; Rice, 1277;
Aitkin and Stearns each, 1865; Stevens.
1882; Wabasha. 1850; Dakota, 11+0; Bel
trami, 1119; st. Louis, 1898. By winning
first place, Blue Earth county wins
purse of $3.50; Houston, $50; Olmsted,
$1C0; Goodhue. SO; Rice. $50; Aitkin and
Stearns, SIS. Each county also receives a
pro rata share of special prize of $l,20l
The detailed stan ling of all the counties
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Hogs.
Superintendent. ]. c. Mills. Judge, Pro
Thomas Shaw.

Hogs.
Superintendent. J. C. Mills. Judge, Prof
Thomas Shaw.
CHESTER WHITE.
Boar, one year old or over-1st, l.. G..
Hodgson, Luverne, Mimi; I'd, F. D.
Humbert, Nashua. DIVA.
Boar under one year-1st and I'd, L. G.
HodgSon.
Breeding SOW, two years or over-1st,
F. D. Humbert; 3D. L. C. Hodgson
Breeding sow. one year old, under two
I'd. L. c. Hodgson.
Sow pig. under one year-1st, f.. ID.
Hnmbert; I'd, L. c. Hodgson.
Herd. one boar, three sows, one year
or over-lst, L. c. Hodgson; I'd. F. D.
Humbert.
Herd. one boar. three sows, under one
year-1st and I'd. L. c. Hodgson.
LARGE IMPROVED YORKSHIRE.
Roar, one year old or over--tst, Wilcox
Co, Hugo, MINI; I'd. ]. w. Scott. Aus
tin Mimi
Boar, under one year-1st, A. w. Ed
son, austin. Mimi; I'd. ]. W. Scott.
breeding sow, two years or oyer-1st
Wilcox Co; %. ]. w. Scott
two eE W ID~ one year 20 old D. and under
Sow pig, under one year-Ist Wilcox
Co.; I'd. ]. w. Scott.
Herd. ons boar. three sows. over one
yeaf--lst, Wilcox Co; I'd, j. w. Scott
herd, one boar, three sows. under one
year--1st G.. A. Forgerson' Rosemonn+
Mimi; I'd, ]. W. Scott.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best exhibit of swine owned and hired
BY Minnesota hreeders-lst. l.. G Hoda-
son; I'd, William Harvey; Sd, c. III. Mr.
ply.
FEEDING ANIMALS.
the Following premiums in this class
are offered Jointly by the Minnesota live
Stock Breeders association and the Min
neSota breeders only:
SWINE.
For brood SOW and litter of the lard
type-lst e. E. BLY,. brewster. MINI %
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temperance Women Busy.

Minneapolis w. c. T. u women were
in charge of Rest Cottage yesterday. and
they will remain in charge for the re-
mainder of the week Tracts were dis
tributed yesterday by Mrs. Powell, Mrs
WEIGH, Mrs. Hauser and Mrs Hendricks,
of MINNEAPOLIS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-07
RAILROADS WILL HELP.
Encourage Stock breeding by Haul
ing Free.

Secretary Randall has received the fol-
lowing from the NJ. & St, L. road:
Referring to conversation of a few days
ard bred bulls for breeding purposes: This
company will renew it's offer of a year
ago to transport free to points reached
by our rails dur ng fair week, and three
days Immediately following fair week, all
standard bred bulls purchased at the fair
for breeding purposes.
A certificate signed by you ting that
such animals have been purchased at the
fair for breeding purposes vii when pre-
scented to our local agents at st. Paul,
Minneapolis or Minnesota Transfer, en-
title the holder thereof to free transporta-
ton as set forth, for the number of ami
mails named in certificate
Our object in dong this is to encourage
the breeding of a higher grade of stock
along our line and to raise the value Of
our farmers herds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-07
by ]. B. Fitzgerald third: Polar Bear.
ridden by Al ]. Thomas. fourth.


THE LAST DAY OF THE RACES.
Two races for $1,000 purses are sched-
Hied for today. and as good programme
of sport can be depended upon as has
been assigned to any other day in the
week. Seven starters are assured for
the 2:45 class trot These are John Audi
bon, Daisy Direct. Meta Arthur. Annie
Ripley, Ansilita. Illustration and Black
Hillwood. The race is thought to lie be-
tween Meta Arthur. 2:14A. and Annie
Ripley, 2:1S. For the 200 class pace the
starters will be Kassell, Fred the Kid.
Major Marshal, lone and Minnehaha. The
two latter have records of 2:09l2, and
Major Marshal, mark of PIPE.