The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
THIRD DAY OF THE FAIR IS BREAKING AL REl

/ record breaker IN point OF dItSltst-
ance. 1t is estimated that fully
10000 people were here for the
! DAVIS program and the number may
have been closer $4,000.
The program proved interesting,
and especially the novel attractions.
The cattle show is the finest and
most complete ever exhibiting here.
1t was an inspiration to cattle grow
ers to see the Judging of the sweep
stakes in front of the grand stand
Tuesday afternoon. OF the several
herds Robert Watson & Son, of
Youngstown, o., were given. first
premium on Short Horns, w. w.
Hall. of Richie county, carried off
second prize with his Herefords and
Granville Goodman, of Lewis coun-
ty. got third premium.
Robert Watson & Sons got prem
iums on Short Horns as follows:
Bull four years LIST, bull 2 years
first. 3 and 2 year old cows first and
second. yearling bull first and first
and second on yearling heifcrs.
J. A. Watson, of Youngstown,
was awarded on Holsteins first on
aged bull. yearling bull, breeding
COW and calf and first and second on
bull calf. COW. two-year-old heifer.
vearling heifer, heifers, calves and
herd.
Hiram Burnside, of Wolf Sum
nit. received on Short Horns first
premium on breeding COW and calf.
and hcifer calf, and second on bull
three-vears-old, and COW thrce-years
| old. He also received first on grade
heifer 2 years old.
John D. Pickens, of Quiet Dell,
got premium cards on Aberdeen An
gus cattle as follows:
First on bull three years, bull
! calf. two-vear-old heifer, and first
and second on breeding COW, heife1
calves, and breeding cows with
calves on foot.
Of the grade class W. G. Bum
gardner. of Craigmoor, took second
premium on cows and 5 years old
md first ON steers I and 2 years old.
He exhibited Short Ho and Poll
ed Angus.
Besides the classes named there
were two or three JERSEYS, Guern-
sevs. etc. entered and given prem
iums
s. L. Blake was awarded in grade
cattle first premium on cow and calf
ut foot and second on heifer calf
w. w. Hall. of Auburn. got first
in Herefords in 3-ycar-old bull, and
3-year-old COW and second on l.
year-oId bull and 2-vear-old heifer,
w + Bond and Brother. of
Hackers Creek. took in Herefords
first on 1 year old ubll, and second
on bull calf, two year old heifer and
heifer calf.
Granville Goodman. of Lewis
county, got second on aged bull, COW,
first on bull under / year and heifcr
calf and first and second on yea;-
ling heifers.
In the horse show is Lloyd T..
Queens fine three year old stallion.
Chester Chimes by Chimes, which
carried away his third first premium
and is keeping up the record OF his
sire by dam, Membrino King, who
never lost blue ribbon.
S. l.. Blake. Of Mt. Glare, g3s
first and second on ycNT old c1rs.
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Told ewes. first on lambs and second
on buck lambs He also cot first
prize on 3 year old roadster ihorsc)
first on 2 year old boar, SOW ard
vedrling male hog.
Arthur Sheets carHed off first and
second premiums III through the
Southdown sheep classes.
John d. Pickens was awarded first
tpremium on three year old draft
horse. w. @. Bumgardner got
second premium on year old draft
mare.
Red cards were plentiful IL
machinery hall. Among the winner.
are Riley & Stewart. saddles and
harness Home Furnishing Com.
p9ny. stoves, itehenll cabinet an6
complete dining room set (the fines
ever seen anywhere) the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, ma.
chimes G. =. Stout. china; \. Rad
ford Pottery Company pottery
Palace Furniture & Undertaking Co
pnrlor set. chair. library set, Daven
port and kitchen cabinet; Godfre.
Carpet Company, fine and rich dis
play: Tate & McCune, besides man,
others among which are vegetable
and cereal exhibits.
The Columbus Buggy Com
panv, ]. E. Williams, agent, Clarks
u, T.oy.,r l.rrro e1lf