The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-02-14

Ing, first and third hen; Mrs. r. A. Et-
rick, first cock, first cockerel, second hen,
first, second and third pullet.
Buff Orpingtons-C. N. States, frs,
cockerel, first, second and third pallet.
\ r. G. Rhode Island Reds Mrs. H. g.
Simmons. first cock, first and second pull
let.
Light Brahmas--S. Gallagher, first,
, second and third pullet; 8. L. wilkinson,
first cockerel.
Dark Brahmas-A. Falkner, first and
second hon, first oockerel, first and Sec
ond pullet.
Black Langshans-J. A. Lovette, Null.
inyille, Kansas, first cockerel, hrst pullet;
J. W. Andres, first hen, first cock, second
and third cockerel, second and third pul
let.
Partridge Cochins--Foley & Tallman,
fllst cock, first pullet; George Stumph,
second and third pullet.
White Lsngshans-J. A. Lovette, Null.
inyiIle, Ramsay, first cockerel.
Buff Cochins-Hiram Wray, Grst cock
erel, fret pullet.
Silver Laced Hamburgs-J. A. Lov-
ette, Mullinville, Kansas, first cockerel,
first pullet; Henry Harris, first cock, first
and second hen.
Buff Leghorns-J. A. Lovette, Mulliu-
vile, Kansas, first ccckerel, first pullet.
s. y. White Leghorns-W. H. Preston,
first, second and third hen, first and sec.
ond cock.
K. @. Brown Leghorns-Mrs. J. II.
Miller, first cockerel, first and third hen;
George A. Conkey, second hen.
S. q. Brown Leghorns-G George A.
Conkey, first and second pullet, second
cockerel.
W. Y. Polish-E. NJ. Carpenter, frs.
pullet, second cockerel.
Golden Seabright Bantams-Orlin Fl.
Baker, first cockerel, first pulet; @. o.
Waring, second cocterel, second pullet.
Tumbler Pigeons-Harold Ripple, first
pair; John aud Leon Cord, second pair
Pekin Ducks-Harold Ripple, second
pair; Frank Stumph, first PAIR.
|. r. Ducks-aenry Harris, first pair.
M. B. Turkeys-Mrs. Albert Miller, first
pair; 2. j. Vorhis, second pair.
Best Dozen Brown Eggs-A. Faulkner
Best Dozen White Eggs-Mrs. ) H.
Miller.
The following merchants special prizes
were awarded as follows:
Pine & Bond Drug Co. to 5 Gallag CHER,
81 90 package Poultry Powder, for the
highest scoring Light Brahma pullet.
York-Key Mercantile Co. to L. NJ. Car
penter, one "Lion" Special So 90 hat, for
the best display of White Plymouth
Rocks.
Home Furnishing Co. to Mrs. F. A.
Etrck, one Grand Rapids carpet sweeper,
for the best display of Buff Plymouth
Rocks.
l.. E. Pendleton & Co. TO j. B. Martin,
$500 shirt waist set, for the best display
If Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Sam Stubbs to Orlin II. Baker, one sack
Keystone flour, for the best pair of Ban
tams.
Millinery and Variety Store to Mrs. j
Fl. Miller, one nickel finished copper cof-
fee Pot, for the best display of Brown
Leghorns.
Rath & Bainbridge to @. U. Waring,
$l.O0 package Egg Producing Poultry
Food, for the best and neatest coop in
the show room.
Steele & Hoke to e. M. Carpenter, two
photographs, for the first and second
hight st scoring birds of the show,
Bargain Store to J. W. Andres, one
$500 pair ladies' Queen Quality shoes,
for the highest scoring Black Langshans.
Bee Hive Store to Frank Stumph, one
$500 silk umbrella, for the best display
Of ducks.
Martin Bros. to Hibe Spear, one sack
Premium flour, for the best disslay Of
turkeys.
P. II. Sughrue, Real Estate Dealer, to
g. j. Stauth, 10 per cent discount on any
lot 10 city, for best gander.
Col. j. w. Lillis to G. j. Stautb, So. 90
discount on any Singer sewing machine,
for the latest goose.
School Land Decisio n.