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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13


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East % f0rt Doc $50. q hIIUN Hume
IuF U.gh'anI addition InN.H $3.50.
PENALTY Do cents. costs I'D c'n tD
tHl ti.21.
Eaat g.. feet iot $50 block
Uuuue UIeHIauI uIUUu. Taxes
tl gU. penalty I5 cau. .s .H
DrnfH total $3.50
East Cd urt fut $50 o. block
Uunius lIlaanI aIUuUu Taxes
300. penalty MS crute. rHsf. 20
cents. fHI fHHI
Lot SO g. block 2s. HurHe UI-h
I8ui addition Taxes. f1a>. r.rrHv
rs cent costs. 10 couts fuaI So 90.
Dot $50. o. block F ~ NJ south aI.
dlInn. Taxes f1s2. penalty e.
rrrfa. COSTS 1n ceris. total g. m.
fui $50 bloc. D northern aIi.
t.0n Taxes. tiiG0. penalty l5
cents. costs. 20 confa. total fiHaT
Iat $50 g block q NoHh.m aiat
tInn TuEoa. fiu1N. penalty SO
ceuia. cnsa. 2U cents. total $40
Dot No. 8. block Northern adam
t.uu T8NoF. fl0ge. penalty fI0H.
costs. Zoo cents total. t2aI5
hot So 9. block p. northern odds
ton Taxes. seO92 penalty ffoI.
costs. .U r.nfs. fofal faaIr
Dot so o. block @. N1rtheu alit
ton Taxes. g. goo. penalty DO crnts
cnsfs. lI cents. total. $500
90. $50 block Northern addI
ton Taxes g. 4u. penalty. % cents
costs. 2O cents. total $500
Iuf so .. block %. Northern nfd.
/ zion Taxes. Sass, penalty. l cents
costs. a1 cents. total flsn
Dot Nu 40. block g. Northern aldt
tIon. Taxes $3.50. penalty o. c0uts.
costs. lU couts. total $500
lot $50 %. Ilock IS. Northern ad.
ditI0n Taxes. $3.50. penalty. DO
conts. costs. .O cruts. total $780,
Dot $50 OBJ. block IS. Northern oi.
dillon Taxes. $3.50 penalty. %
cents. COSTS lD cents. total $3.50
3ot 80 IT. block no. por.a Taxes.
$3.50. penalty 300 cCuts. costs. 60
cents. tuiav $3.50
lot So as. block 800 por.a Taxes.
/ $3.50. penalty 900 cents. COSTS. 90
cDnis. total. gG3
bot SO 80. block lO Perya TAKE.
I $3.50. penalty 2O cents. costs. 20
CENTS total. $50.
Tot so 30. block lu. Porc1 Taxes.
| $3.50. penalty. 3O contH. costs. 90
cents. total. $3.50.
Lot SO. I. block Q. Romero aIdl
tIou Taxes. gu cents. penalty 6
cents. costs aO cents. total gI5
Lot SO .. block B. Romero addi.
ton. TaN,s nU cents. penalty. 5
canfsm costs. 90 cents. total fIf5.
Lot 40 g. block g. Romero addi
ton. Taxcs. 300 cents. penalty. 8
cents. costs. 2O cents. total. Si.l5.
Lot 80 40 block Romero addi.
zion. Taxes. oO cents. penalty. g
cents. costs. 90 cents. total giI5.
Lot No 90. block &. Romero uddi
| ton Taxes. 900 couts. penalty 8
cents, costs. 90 cents. total SI.15
Lot so a.. block g. Romero odli.
I ton. Taxes. gO cents. penalty g
/ cents. costs. 90 cents. total Fi15.
Lot no g. block 3. A. j Sanchez
l addition Taxes. sig3. penalty
| cents. costs 2u cents. total gaan
lot 30 q block g. ~. sanchez
| addition Taxes. gI98: penalty 2
cents. costs. aO cents. total. $500.
! Ioi SO &. block 8 ~. J sanchez
addition Taxes grug. penalty 2
| cents costs go cents. total. Sle0.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13


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NlNkI'.I ''N.'N IH'" 90
'N block I...H I.'.nu None off
personal property 500 IHEHI t1l 'G.
penalty f2ol, c1sfs. iN ,.u,s total
h''-t
CODpINGTON ~ E pIDro of
land in Precinct $50 n. H.Iur Dog N
.u Ruiz fuH I... SEQ o. hHcH
iuuIus II..ur1 |..... 900 lG
penalty $685.. D.... fIfr. total
F7iff
CHAVEZ TIWUrIu Small piece uf
I1uI m Tr.rn.I N. r fractional Iu..
Nua I.tr bloc. I. STAN
dom % a. o. addiction I0e Sos q. o..
uI..I fu htu.IUt A.
ot,ro aI .ln Dot So o block :
Hacl a1 .Hn NaIu. personal prom.
cffF. en Cast haW n1.. fTIIF.
nrnalUy fIfr coH. 1896. total.
gHGa1
CW urrs WIlrtW u fsnI Bon
Precinct NO Is bounded north by
road f1 Indian arHu.I .H.f Hy ara1uia
Iota $50. Goo CO. H. .s. 90 HIura 1t.
~ So T Go addition Personal wun'
erty 1855. Taxes. fTNUI. penalty
f8sa. costs gfgt. total ts7 3D.
gUIuERs MRS O. SO Tna NuH
TNp bIurt 5l g.
80 T gu addition TBKDs SEGA .N.
penalty. FfII. costs. ti-s. total
$4,000
CIU uEUs AND SAINT ..kImI %
moro. of nuF H.ruf.l rnr.H .u
nrH.nH auuib hy TIaras ra1I r1.f
Dol. r.fr.lrr. addition ueat bv rnU
roef To,as t119 1n. popaify ett Cn.
cosfa a- espts total RPl4ls
CVAWFW MAS LIZZIE Ta.t half
iuf No block D. ArmIIp So ad.
Iffup Am iote Do ig south half bot
1O. block %. Eastern addition Value
. uf personal property 2ig5 Taxes
sglOO. pnunlty. fi1 costa $50 rpnfs.
total 9gGEf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

UUBHEIL. j. F-iand 600 by s00
yarns bounded north hy Ilubbrll a
Chavez south by public road cast hy
ruad wost hy g. Chavez Land 100 Boy
300 ysrBs bounded north. Ho %, east
and west hy road Land 2nu ry 200
yarns. bounded 1r.b hy a. 81 Sanchez
south hy ditch east bv river west hy
road Land 200 hv POO vanH bound
od north ty D. Uubbcil, south hy j.
NJ sanchez. ongt hy river. west hy
Neflgar Personal property f22f
Taxes. g1HlT, penalty. tlth. costs
EI 60. total t7f95
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

lot so. 81 block D.. A. r. addition
Taxes. $3.50, penalty so cents.
costs. 2e cents, total. $3.50.
lot NO .. block l3 Armiio Otero
addition Taxes. sllO2i penalty, 81
cents. cost. go cents: total. gi240
lot no O. block l3. Armilo y OterC
addition Taxes. filC2, penalty 6s
cents, cost 90 coutg total. si2 t0
lot SO 9 block i3. Armllo y Otcro
addition Taxes. gltC2. penalty %
cents. costs. go cents total si2 90
Tot G.. block 2. Armipo Bros addi
miioilOn Taxes. $3.50. penalty 30
cents. costs. 90 cents. total. $3.50
West haif lot no. OIL. block q Ar
milo Bros addition Taxes, $500.
penalty. l5 ccni6. costs. 20 cCnisi 90
taL t3e6
All loi 80. 7s. block q Armlio
Bros addition Taxes. Sass penalty
22 cents. costs. 2O contl total tls0
East half lot ~, block ~ Armiio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

CANnELARlA. TRANSITO land
$50 hy 200 yaras. bounded north hy y.
F CandolarIa. south hy A. q Chavez
east by acouu.a. west hy H. Amanda
Personal property. 500 Taxes. g3 80;
penalty. no cCnts, costs. 35 ceutst
total fi1O
CARABAIAL. pEClDBCiO Land
1T0 by 1855 yarns. bounded north hy a.
Sanchez. sOnth and east hy ID Ia.
pia. west hy hills Personal properly
g3l5. Taxes. al6l6: penalty 77
cents. costs. 35 CENTS. total. giGGn
CHAVEZ. MATEO-iand zoe by
goo varbs. hou0dod north hy N A.
IaramIllo. south by acequln. west hy
81 Candelarla. Personal property
500 Taxes. tlOGG; penalty "a
cents. costs. 3l centst total $500
FROST MAX Land known al Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

JARAMuLO pERFECTO im
pruvpments on government land
Personal property. $3.50 Taxes
a5lG. penalty V7ls COSTS 30 cents.
total i3725.
GRASS. JOHN Wuarroa lode
1879 Folsom lode f1s5 acres
Taxes. t366G. penalty fi2lt costs
35 cents. total sZs15
ARMifO. y IA piece M land ln
Precinct No. s. bounded north hy
lands of Monica C0uimros south by
lands of T. Marks. east by same
west bv Acoqu.a ~ uuranoe. A
piece no land ln Precinct 80 81 bound
ga north by MaKImiaH0 Gr.ceus. south
by Marcus Garcia east bY Rcoquin
west hy river Piece ol land in Pro
clnnf No. bounded urth by laii0f
Anodaca south by Oiralda QreF0
west luaniia Iucor1s measures from
n0rh t0 south 1919 yaras and east
fn Wrsf 2Nh vHrlH a piece of land
.n prec.uat 30 y bounded north hy
D "a hrmilo south hY Adelaide
Gr.pr0. raH 1Y Manliia Grleso west
bY land vi C0atm aceQuia measures
90 FaruB wide and 2h3 YaraB long
Property received from Juan q Az
MILO estate, 500 yards square ~ land
in foH Gros0s. bounded north hf
Jose Zamora. south hy El0'ao Cutter
rek cast hY sand hills vest hy jose
Gutierrez et an. 0ureiRhth ~ i2l
acres One.cIrhtb undivided lnicrrs.
in house in ins GroTos OnNolrhih
undivided interest ln eve pieces Of
land .n ms Ranches az Albuquerque
About 800 yards hg i7A undivided
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

CHAVEZ. NluAIl-iunI poo Hy lU0
yards. bounded north ty 1o.U Chavez
south Hv GrauI cast by 81 paIHH
west by o Ca.fu.a land 31 hv iUU
yards bounded north D., D. ppilIa
south hy public road east hy river
west by ditch land a8 hy iun yards
bounded north hy sanchez. south hy
q rnl..lo. oaFJ uN public lands vest
hy bids Personal property fiI75
Taxes fl012. penalty tlfN. costs
fIUF. total erfsf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

GUTIERREZ. MAINLAND Land
leo by iOO ,lme bounded north hy E
o. Gutierrez south hy g. CunIUnrIa
's hy 1000 yaus bounded north and
south hy Ilfell cast hy railroad. west
hy ueeUuu Land 5U hv 600 var1s
bounded north hy ~ Canlo'arl8. south
by o. Gutierrez gBsf v lH Eutadn
west hr a UBrulH Land fu hv 1nU
wares. bounded north hy 81 Gutierrez
south hy road east hy hills west hv
Garcia a. padiIla Personal property
si7lt last half taxes. tG2 qS, pom
ally fI15. costs. 81 90. total go o.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-03
AGRICULTURE

VEGETABLES, LARGEST SPECIMENS
judges. H. Shepperd, William Roma,
S. B. Green, j. v. Bailey Jr.
Beets
First, Charles C. Krause. Rosetown; Cd.
F. H. Gibbs. Merriam Park; Sd, Daniel
Gantzer, Merriam Park
Cabbage
docks. Minneapolis; Sd, F. H. Gibbs.
Cucumber
First. c. w. Maddocks; I'd, Charles
Krause; Sd, Daniel Gantzer.
First. Charles Krause; I'd, Daniel Cant
ger; Sd, f. II. Gibbs.
Pumpkin
First, Daniel Gantzer; Cd, c. w. Mad
docks; Sd. F. H. Gibbs.
Squash
First. Daniel Gantzer: I'd, Charles
Krause; Sd. F.. H Gibbs.
Red Fife Wheat
First, Fl. T. Helms, Jordan; I'd, Frank
Meyer LIE Sueur; Sd, D. T. Wheaton, Nor
ris; 4th. J. Gould. Morris.
Blue Stem Wheat
T.. First, J. W Bedeman, cokato: I'd. G.
Cloud; 4th, j. w. Richly, Montevideo.
Red Winter Wheat
First, Fred Sprengeler, Cologne; I'd, G..
E.. Murphy. Caledonia; Sd, Arthur Cooper;
4th, Arthur Cooper
Eignr winter WHEAT,
First, Arthur Cooper; I'd. Arthur Cooper;
Sd, Arthur Cooper; 4th. G. e. Murphy.
Minnesota Wheat No. 1853
First, A. H. Gruenhagen, Norwood; I'd,
H. H. Helms; 3r. c. H. Murphy; 4th, D. t.
Wheaton, Morris
Any other Variety of Wheat
First, Fred Sprengeler; I'd. d. I.
Wheaton.
Best Collection of Wheat
First, Arthur Cooper; 3D. d. 7. Wheat
on; Sd, W. A. Wessinger; 4th, c. II. Muir
ply.
White, Six Bowed Barley
First, G. J. Trester. Rushford; I'd. G. E.
Murphy; Sd, d. 7. Wheaton.
LONG White Two RoWed Barley
First, w. A. Wessinger; I'd, D. T.
Wheaton,; Sd, G. E. Murphy.
Black Barley
First, C. II. Murphy; I'd. G. A. Forger-
son Rosemoiint; Sd, d. 7. Wheaton.
Barley, Any Other Variety
First Arthur Cooper; I'd, w. A. Yves
Silver HulIed Buckwheat
First, Arthur Cooper; I'd, C. H. Muir
ply; Sd, Arthur Cooper.
Common Black BuckWheat
First, C. E. Murphy; I'd, c.. H. Murphy
Sd, Arthur Cooper.
Broom Straw Corn
First, Mat SchIeicher; 3D. G. E. Murphy
Sd, c. H. Murphy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-03
AND IMPORTERS
MEET NORTHWEST MERCHANTS At FAIR
OF Many Firms of the East
Invite Merchants of Northwest to Inspect
Their Various Sample Lines

the interested the location in rooms of
the hotel of a hundred or more sales
men with their samples for the inspec-
ton of the merchants who are in the
city for the fair and who take the OPP
pOrtunity to do much of their pur-
chasing for their fall and winter
stocks, while numbers Of the more en-
terprising buy their spring stocks.
Statesmen have come from nearly every
business center of the world to meet
the merchants of the Northwest, and
judging from the crowds of business
men who flock to their sample rooms
they are doing wonderfully large
business. While crop failures in some
scattered sections Of Minnesota and the
Dakotas have operated to keep down
the total of trade, the general pros
perity Of the Northwest, with its va
ried agricultural, dairy, mining and
lumber interests, has contributed to the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-03

Group of Palms In Pot /.
First R. j. MendenhalI; I'd, Minneapo-
lis Floral Co.: Sd, E. F. Nagel & Son; 4th,
John Vasatka.
Single Specimen Paim-One In Pot
First. John -:vasatka; I'd, R: J. Men
denhall: Sd, Minneapolis Floral Co.; 4th,
E. F. Nagel ,& Son.
Single Specimen Fern-One In Pot
First. John Vasatka; I'd, Minneapolis
Floral Co.. Sd, f. F. Nagel & Son; 4th,
Mrs. James NJ Drew, st. Anthony Park.
MINI.
Collection of Geraniums in Bloom
First, John vasatka; I'd. E. F. Nagel &
Son; Sd. r. J. Mendenhal.
Collection of Carnations in Bloom,
First, e. F. Nagel: I'd. John yasatka.
Vase Filled With Plants
First, e. F. Nagel & Son; I'd, John
Vasatka: Sd. Minneapolis Floral Co.: 4th,
r. J. Mendenhall.
CUT FLOWERS Open TO ALLY
Collection of Dahlias
First, F. F. Farrar White Bear lake,
Mimi; I'd Mrs. Krause. Rose Farm, St
Paul. Mimi: Sd, Daniel Gantzer, Merriam
Park, MINI.
Collection of Sweet Peas
First, Mrs. R. A. Cass. Minneapolis
Mimi; I'd, Mrs. J. H. Swart, Minneapolis.
Mimi; Sd. Mrs. J. V. Bailey ST., New
port, Mimi.
Collection of Asters
First, Mrs. Krause; I'd. Alfred Loeffel.
Merriam Park. Mimi; Sd, E. F. Nagel &
Son.
Collection OF Carnations
First, Minneapolis Floral Co; I'd, E. F.
Nagel & Son; Sd, John Vasatka.
Collection of Roses
First, Minneapolis Floral Co.; I'd, E. F.
Nagel & Son; Sd, John Vasatka.
Collection of Gladioi
First, E. F. Farrar: I'd. E. F. Nagel &
Son. Sd. John VaEatka
DESIGNS, BASKETS AND BOUQUETS
Table Decorations
First. Minneapolis Floral Co.; Cd, E. F.
Nagel & Son; 3d. John Vasatka.
Tweive-inch Basket Of Flowers
First, Minneapolis Floral Co; I'd. John
Vasatka; Sd, E. F. Nagel & Son.
Table Bouquet
First, John Vasatka; I'd, E. F. Nagel
G. Son; Sd, Minneapolis Floral Co.
Hand Bouquet
First. Minneapolis Floral Co.; I'd, e. F.
Nagel & Son: 3D., John Vasatka.
Bridal Bouquet-White Flowers
First, E. F. Nagel & Son: ID. Mime
apolis Floral Co.; Sd, John Vasatka.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-03

The Importance Of st. Paul as a job
bling center was never more vigorously
emphasized than during the present
week
Not only are the great commercial
houses Of the city vieing with each
other in caring for the hundreds Of
customers who come to the city an
nually, but the hotels are filled to over
flowing with commercial travellers rep
resenting the great Eastern manufac-
turers and jobbers, and whose samples
are located in rooms either in the
hotels or in nearby store buildings, or
the great Office buildings, for the in
spection of the trade
A visit to the Hotel Ryan and the
Merchants On any day this week dis
closes in the big hotel rotundas a maze
Of gaily painted signs Indicating to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-03

total of the business, and nothing but
the best reports are heard from the
statesmen who are in ST. Paul for the
week. Many Of the lines shown are so
large that they cannot well be carried
about the country, and it is not
unusual to see a room filed with fif-
teen to twenty trunks containing only
one line of samples. Naturally, the
Eastern manufacturers and jobbers
send their ''star" statesmen to meet the
purchasing public of the Northwest.
AS an indication of the enterprise Of
the representatives Of some of the
larger houses we publish below letter
of invitation from them to visiting
merchants.
The sample lines on display by them
this season are unusually large and
well selected, comprising the highest
grade Of American manufacture as
well as imported goods.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-03
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT

Judge-Miss Nellie A King.
Best Hand made Corset Cover
First. Onez Norlander, ST. Paul; I'd,
Mrs. NJ Flegle; Sd. Mrs. A. c. Leavens.
Handkerchief Corset Cover
First. Mrs. M. Flegle; I'd. Mr.. F. H.
Murray. st. Paul; Sd, Mrs. F. c. Fritsch.
St Paul.
Knitted Cotton Spread
First, Mrs. NJ Ewald, Minneapolis,
Mimi; I'd. Mrs. A. Adams.
Crocheted Cotton Spread
First. DR.. Florence Baier, Minneapolis.
Mimi; I'd, Miss K. Slawick, New Prague,
Mimi.
HAND PAINTED CHINA
Judge-Henrietta Barclay Paist.
Cream and Sugar Bowl
First, Mrs. W. H. Fuller Minneapolis,
Mimi; I'd. Mrs. A. D. Williams, Mime
apolis, MINI.
Jardiniere
First. Mrs. w. H. Fuller; 3D. Miss A.
Z. BuTgesen.
Punch Bowl
First, Mrs. w. H. Fuller; I'd. Mrs. ]. II.
Hague Minneapolis, Mimi; Sd, Mrs. A.
c. Oathouse Minneapolis, Mimi.
Tankard
First. Mrs. ]. H. Hague; 3D. Mrs. w.
Fl. Fuller; Sd, Mrs. f. w. Prouse.
Vase
First. Mrs. w. H. Fuller; I'd, Mrs. A.
c. Oathouse; 3d. Miss A. c. Burgensen.
Salad Bowl
W. Prouse
Plates
First: Mrs. w. H. Fuller; I'd, Mrs. A.
A Figure or Head
First, Mrs. ]. H. Hague.
Cup and Saucer
First, Mrs. A. d. Williamson.
Vase in Luster Work
First Mrs. w. H. Fuller.
Articles Not Named Above
First Mrs. A. c. Oathouse; I'd, Mrs. A.
c. OathouSe
Amateur Collection
First; Mrs. ]. H. Hague; I'd, Mrs. A.
d. Williamson. :
Professional Collection
First Mrs. w. H. Fuller.
Tapestry Painting
First Mrs. J. H. Hague; I'd. Mrs. D.
R. Howell. Minneapolis, Mimi; Sd,
Bertha Chambers, Minneapolis.
Burnt Work
First, Miss E. M. Carter, st: Paul.
Mimi; I'd, May w. Buell. st. Anthony
Park, Mimi; 3d. Myra w. Buell..
Panel or PLAGUE
First, Myra w. Buell.; I'd, Miss E. NJ.
Carter.
First, Mrs. G. A Bevier MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi; I'd, Mrs. Royal S. Holmes.
Tabourette
First, Miss E. M. Carter; I'd, Thirza
Articles Not Above
First. Alma Birmingham; I'd, Myra W.
Buell.; Sd, Myra w. Buell..
Burnt Leather, Single Pieces
First, Mrs: G. c. Schaler, st. Paul; I'd,
Mrs. H E. Harris, Minneapolis.
Burnt Velvet
First, Miss E. M. ,Cosgrove; I'd, Lillian
Carrow, St Paul.
Basket Work, All Raffia
First Mrs. Royal s. Holmes: 3D. Lottie
c. Catlin, Minneapolis, MINI.
Raffia Rattan
First, Mrs. E. c. Tory, Minneapolis,
Mimi; I'd, Mrs. Royal S. Holmes.
Collection
First Mrs. Royal S. Holmes
Juvenile Work. Single Basket or Pieces
First Miss l. Price, st. Paul; I'd, Mrs
c. P. Babcock, Minneapolis
Rattan Basket or Piece
First Mrs. c. P. Babcock; I'd, Flora
Mcdonald, st. Paul
Rattan or Raffia Basket
First Miss M Mitsch; I'd, Miss M
MitSch.
Pen and Ink
First Miss NJ. Luther, st. Paul Mimi;
I'd, Evelyn Shea St Paul MINI
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-03
Mr.. w,ns,ow's .soothIno svruo

Mas boon used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHlNG. with PERFECT SUCCESS.
SOCTHES tho CHIEH-SOFTENS this GUMS.
ALLAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND COLfC, and II
the bsssrsmedy for DIARRHoEA. Sold by Drug
eists In evsry part Of tbs world Besurs aadassfor
mrs Wiaslow Soothing Syru,. andtaks no 7ths;
kind. Twenty-Five csntsa bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-03
HORTICULTURE

FRUITS AND FLOWERS
Judges-Prof. S. B. Green, Wyman Ell
hot, Clarence Wedge.
Seeding Applss-FaII Variety-Not Sweet
Never Having Received a Premium at
Minnesota State Fair
First, I. E. Perkins, Red Wing Mimi
%, 7. E. Perkins. Red Wing. Mimi; Sd,
Y e. Perkins Red Wing, Mimi; 4th,
Frank Yahmke, Winona, MINI.
Plants for Professionals
Judge-Gust. Milmquist
Collection OF Foliage and Decoration
Plants
First Minneapolis Floral company
Minneapolis, Mimi; I'd. r. j. Mendenhall
Minneapolis. Mimi; Sd, E. F. Nagel &
Son, Minneapolis, Mimi; 4th, John Vas
atka, Minneapolis, MINI.
Collection Greenhouse Plants
First, R. ]. Mendenhall; 3D. Minneapo-
lis Floral Co; Sd, E. F. Nagel & Son; 4th,
John Vasatka
Collection of Five Hanging Baskets-one
of Kind
First, e. F Nagel & Son; I'd. Mime
apolis Floral Co.; Sd, John Vasatka.
Collection of coleus
First. E. f. Nagel e. Son; I'd, John
Vasatka; Sd. Minneapolis Floral Co.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-03
CATTLE

VA Il L LIZ
MINNESOTA sHoRTHoRNs
Judgesac. F, Curtiss. Ames, Iowa;
AndreW Boss: St anthony Park, Mimi;
James w. Wilson, Bookings, S. d.
Cow, Three Years Old or Over
First, Nonpariel 3sth, Vol. 40. owned nv
D. B.. Searle, ST. Cloud Mimi; I'd, Grim
son FuchSla 18th. owned by w. H. Dun
woody woo Minneapolis, Mimi; Sd, Nellie 3D.,
Lake Park, MINI. 4th, Minnesota Duchess
Of Gloster, owned by L. s. Hall e Son:
9TH, Duennas Grandview, owned by John
Cooper, St. Cloud, MINI.
Heifer, Two Years Old and Under Three
Dunwoody; I'd. Lady Winsom. owned by
d. B. Searle; Sd, Lake Park Augusta.
owned by Thomas III. Garfield; 4th, Spicee
of Browndale 14th, owned by j. A. NelN
son; 9th. Juno NerlSSa, owned by L. S.
Hall Sc Son.
Heifer, One Year Old and Under Two
First, Juno of Woodhill, owned by w.
n; p I I'd, Lovely AArdmore, own
owned by John A. Nelson; 4th, Ardmore
Cherry Blossom. owned by ID. B. Searle:
9Th, Orange Golden 9Th, owned by O. F.
Henkle, Kenyon, MINI.
Heifer Calf, Under One Year and over.
Four Months
First, Duchess Of Lancaster 18th. owned
by D. B. Searle; I'd. Lucille Aruba, owned
by L. S. Hall & Son; Sd, Constance of
Minnehaha. owned by j. A. Nelson; 4th,
Nelson. 9Th. Woodhili May Blossom 18th,
owned by w. II. Dunwoody.
-Judges-George Waters, Window,
Mimi; James Wilson, Rrookings, S. D.
Get of One Sire, Four Animals of Either
Sex
First. D. B. Searle. ST. Cloud, MINI.
I'd. Thomas III. Garfield. Lake Park,
Mimi; Sd, w H Dunwoody, Minneapolis
Mimi; 4th John Cooper. st. Cloud, Mimi
Produce OF One Cow, Two Animals of
Either Sex
First, w. H. Dunwoody; Cd, w. II.
Dunwoody; Sd. Thomas H. Garfield.
Herd
Searle; Sd, John A Nelson; 4th, Thomas
H Garfield; 5th, John Cooper
The Merchants Hotel Special (SiIver
First, c. E. Clarke, st. Cloud, MINI.
POULTRY
Judge. D. Holden
White Minorca
First F. w. Niesman & Co.; Cd, W. G.
Herber Minneapolis. Mimi
Chicks
First. L. j. McFarlane, 500 Lyndale
avenue Minneapolis; I'd, L. ]. McFarlane:
Sd, L. j. McFarlane.
Cornish Indian Games
First A. B. 10th, Minneapolis, Mimi :.
I'd, A. B. Lotn, Minneapolis. Mimi; Sd,
r. F. Jones.
Chicks
First. A. B. 10th; I'd, A. B. 10th; Sd,
F. w. Niesman & Co., Freeport, ILL.,
White Cornish Indian Games
First, E. G. Roberts, Fort Atkinson,
Wis; Cd, r. A. Fike Minneapolis: Sd.
Aslack Ostby, Blooming Prairie.
Chicks
First, c. Y. Gibbs Wayzata; I'd. C. Y.
Gibbs. Wayzata; Sd, Aslach Ostby
Game eantams. Red Game, Black
Breasted
First, E. G. Roberts; I'd. E. A. Hoyt
Game Bantams, Red Game, Black
Breasted Chicks
First, E. G. Roberts.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
ANTI-KISSING CLUB.

Resolved to stop the practice Of
kissing, a dozen pretty Lexington. Ga,
girls, who decided that it was a silly
custom, have organized an anti-kissing
club and adopted a rigorous constitu-
ton, some of the clauses of which are:
The object of this club is to promote
hygiene, candor, saneness and finance
among members.
Each member shall sign the following
pledge with her own blood, secured
from her lips:
81 pledge myself to never kiss any
one except father, mother, brothers,
sisters, husband and children.
"I pledge myself furthermore to never
kiss my betrothed until have become
his wife.
"If 1 fail to keep this pledge 1 will
pay fine of $25 and ask the club to
erase my name from the roll
On the marriage Of any member Of
this club, each member shall pay s5 to
the treasurer, who shall present the
amount as a bridal gift to the bride.
The amount paid in by those who fail
to keep the pledge shall be held by the
treasurer as fund to be divided
among those who prefer spinsterhood.
Any member who applies for divorce
shall pay to the treasurer $50 and have
Aer name removed from the roll.