The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-05
BIG PARADE
OF PRODUCTS
Will be Made on Thursday of
Exposition Week.
MANY SPECIAL PREMIUMS
Are offered by Business Men
for Displays.
MANY SPECIAL PREMIUMS

On Thursday morning Of exposition and
carnival week there will be a grand dis
play of agricultural and horticultural pro-
ducts and live stock made in the parade,
which P. V. Healy, who has charge of
that part of the exposition, has arranged.
Every article and every head of stock
shown at the fair will be in this parade
and many of the breeders who will be
here have signified their intention of
having some very artistic floats made for
this parade
Besides individual floats, there will be
large number of floats made by the
fair association to haul the displays Mr..
Healy has finished all of the general
plans for the parade of Kansas and Ok
lahoma products and many of the de-
tails have been finished and in a few
more days decorating for the parade will
begin, and everything viii be in readiness
for Thursday morning OF carnival week.
The association has prepared a fine list
of prizes 10 be given at the fair and the
amounts offered are the most liberal that
have ever been given here and are far
above the premiums commonly offered by
fairs for the same class of displays Be-
sides the fair premiums, many OF the
business men have made liberal special
prizes to be competed for and to be given
in addition to those offered by the asso-
citation. The association premiums ara
alone enough TO make the displays larger
than ever before, and of better quail
NJ hA Of he izJc
should make this department the best
that has ever been given in the west. The
following is a complete list of the special
premiums offered up to last night:
Wichita Nursery, to persons that have
purchased their trees and stock from
said nursery. and payable in nursery
stock-s25 for the best general display Of
fruit, to be of different varieties; IS for
best plate of Campbell's grapes s. for
best quart of Rathbun blackberry; 80 for
best basket of Wonderful late peaches.
Judges TO be selected by I. n. Dean, pres
ident of the carnival, and W. F. Schell.
proprietor of the Wichita Nursery.
Charles Youngheim, clothier and fur
nisher, ia North Main street-One SIS
suit of clothes for the best display of
fruit in the parade: one $40 overcoat for
best load of Poland China hogs in the
parade; one 50 hat for best load Of Irish
potatoes in the parade; one s. shirt for
best load of sweet potatoes in the parade.
McComb Bros, the largest wholesale
saddlery and harness manufacturers in
the west-One fine carriage whip. valued
at 50. for the best display of sweet po-
tatoes in the parade
Pratt Lumber company, corner Law
renee avenue and First street-Fifty oak
posts for best display of yellow corn
raised on upland in Sedgwick county, in
the parade.
Howe & Green. coal dealers. Lawrence
avenue between First street and Doug
las avenue-One ton soft coal for best
~4splay of Duroc hogs in the parade.
Greenfield Bros. clothing. hats and
gents furnishings-Gents hat. valued at
$3.50. for best display of wheat in the
parade.
Hess & Rose. sporting goods, bicycles,
bicycle sundries guns ammunition, and
electrical supplies, 200 North Main street
Three boxes Osborn's Pomelo, for the
largest watermelon in the parade
Wichita Hardware company. Emil War
ner proprietor, wholesale and retail
general hardware, sporting goo( guns.
ammunition. etc. at 223 East Douglas
avenue-One target rife, valued at s.. |
for best pair bronze turkeys; one 22-cal- |
ibre air rifle, valued at $3.50 for second |
best.
Central Mills. Ira Elliott, proprietor. |
cotton seed meal and feed-Twenty-five |
per cent above market price for best load |
twenty-five bushels) white Indian corn.
G. NJ Howe. watches. clocks. jewelry, |
silverware. cut glass and fancy china. 10 |
East Douglas avenue-One set knives and !
forks for best display of canned goods !
and preserves.
Steel Bros, III North Main street-One |
Coles hot blast heater. value SIS, for /
largest load of yellow corn in the parade. |
Wichita Stove and Iron Works, Moore |
Bros. proprietors. manufacturers Of |
stoves and architectural and structural |
Ideal cook stove, valued at 4
S1s. for biggest and best load Of corn in |
the parade.
Edward Vail & Co. wholesale and retail |
tewelry dealers. los East Douglas avenue
one eight-day clock for best display Of
country butter. not less than I'VE pounds. |
TO go to Vail & Co.
Newt Garst. proprietor of Wichita
Steam Laundry. u7-119-121 West First
street-Highest market price and s. pre-
MUM for load Of best oats in parade
O. z. Smith and c. N. Irwin. 80 North
Market street. real estate dealers-sl0 for
best wagon load Of grade or thoroughbred
calves in the parade. and 50 cents per
bushel for load Of best corn
The association has feoeived notice that
quite number Of other special premiums
viii be offered, but they could not be
made known yesterday. Notice Of them
viii be given from time 70 time
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the action OF the digestive orEans,
creates good appetite and digestion.
strength OF body and activity OF brain
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