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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-04

Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. LelIan and
little daughter. oi Philadelphia, visited
relatives in and near town this week
Mr.. Edward Bailey and family. OF
Jennervillc, MIR Albert Bailey and
family, OF West Grove, Miss Caroline
Mahan, oil Lincoln University, were all
Rising Sun visitors this week.
Miss Grace A. Wilson, oi Maple
Lawn, very pleasantly entertained the
Social Sewing Circle" on Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Emma Bachelor. OF Baltimore,
IS spending some time with her cousin,
Mr.. Eli 1. REYNOLDS and family.
Mrs. Ida Heacock and two sons,
Ralph and Homer, OF Philadelphia, are
visiting Mr.. John Sterrett and family
Misses Louise Wagner and Sarah
Kirk were guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Hartenstine at Principle Furnace
during the week.
The Ladies Home Society met with
Mrs. Samuel + Ryan on Thursday az.
tcrnoon at 2.yo O'Clock.
DR.. /. II. Moore and wife have re-
turned from spending several days at
his previous home near Delta.
Miss Christine lttncr. OF West Ches-
ter. has recently been the guest OF
Mrs. Jesse Cameron.
Mrs. Gyles. Mrs Newell and son,
Paul. of Lancaster, have returned from
a visit with Mrs. Giles and family on
Pearl street.
Misses Marion Pyle and Emma
Brown attended a Mission Band meet
ing OF West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church, held with Miss Grace Raw
lings. Woodlawn, last Saturday after
noon.
a crowd OF YOUNG people from town
picniced along Hunters dam on Thurs
day evening
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-04

visitors this week
Mrs NJ. J. Rowzec ha, returned
from delightful trip - the .\lleghany
Mountains.
Mr. Clarence Mort'uck oi Whining
ton, and Miss Rhuda Nilsson ii North
East. visited Mr. ". s. Wilson and
family the past week
Mr. Ba>iord ard family. ui Balti-
more, have occupied the house 81 Mr..
Charles Ryan recently vacated hy Mr..
Fred Ssundcr,
Mrs William Lynch aul children,
ii lamaaua. Pa. were tho "urst, of
Mr., LYDIA Bricklcv IN Monday.
Mrs Eva Baldwin and children al
Wilmington. visited her brother. MIR
Frank Curnnphrm. last week.
Mr. ] llarr' Ia, ard son. Harry.
visited Norfolk Virginia Beach and
Ocean View, last week
Mr., William Ward. "i ph'adciphia.
. spcudln some day with Mr., NJ !
Owens.
Mis-, Pearl Richardson 8, visiting
Mrs Eva baldwin ~ Wilmington
Miss Myrtle Wirl'cr j, spending a
lew dav, in Wilmington.
Mr. Edward Mel anc and /. miy have
returned home alter several weeks
visiting in Southern Wisconsin
Mr.. Preston Pierce. railroad con
ductur. who has been IN ior some
weeks here. was I1kcn Ia Philadcl
pha hospital ard operated on for tu-
NOR on the brain IN Monday. but
never revived after thu nnrrati"n.
Master Raluh Mwkcr. ~ Whining.
ton. is spendir" some day. with Mr.
and Mrs. II. Wilson Davis.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-04
PERRYVILLE

ing MIR. David Hoifcckcr and family.
MIR. William Fay is spending some
DAYS in Elmira. y y. and Niagara
Falls go,
Mrs. James Gardner aud children
were in Baltimore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Watson. al WI
rinuton. we're the guests OF MIR y II.
Owens and family on Sunday last
Mrs. John Nard is spending some
DAYS in Wilmington
MIR Charles Rutlcdyc and family are
spending n Jew days III buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Mis-. Kite Stcttcr is visiting re'a-
tive, IN Columbia
Mrs Bessie Ward spent Monday last
in Elkton.
Miss Anna Barwick, 81 Philadclphla
WAS the guest oi her mother. Mrs. Jane
Barwick. the past week.
Mrs Joscnh Davis and SON, OF Fred.
erick shurr Va, are the guests "i her
father. Mr. Charles Ward.
Mr. Sander Shank and daughter.
Eleanor. are spending some days IN
Wilmington.
Mr.. Harry Ross. oi Baltimore.
visited Mr.. Frank Lawrence and fam
ily the past week
Miss Lille Stephenson and Mr. Wal
ter Kramer. Of Baltimore, visited Mr..
lame, Gardner and family the pa
week
Mr.. and Mrs O IT, White. ot Phila
dclphia. have been spending some days
with Mr.. NJ - Craig and family
Miss Viola Good. 81 Philadelphia is
visiting Mr. John Good and family.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. H. McClintock visit
ed friends in York last week
Mrs. W. A. Wilson spent Tuesday
las, in Newport, Del,
Miss Ruth Perry. OF Chester visit
ed Miss Lillian McCaulcy the past
week
Mr.. +. b Rice moved his family to
ONinrd on Tuesday. j..
Mr.. William Beck. Jr.. has occupied
the house recently vacated lay MIR. Cal
yin Hare aud family
Miss Ncrna Watson Wa. = Ralti-
more visitor the past week,
Mrs Ellen Lamar. al Bel MIR. is
the guest 81 Mr. \. II Owens and
family.
Mr. John Little is spending some
DAYS in Glen Riddle. Pa
Mrs NJ T.. Cole and Miss Naomi
Ryan were Wilmington visitors last
week
Miss Sarah Ward. OF Wilmington,
spent Sunday la, with her father, Mr..
Charlie, Ward
Mrs William Palmer, Mrs Thomas
Collin, and son. Archie. Miss Anna
Winklcr. Miss Lille Evars and Miss
Lydia Winklcr. Of Wilmington, were
the guest, oi Mr. Thomas W'nklcr and
family last week
Miss Lillian NcC2ulcy i, sncudiug
= lew DAYS in Nndora and Blake.
MIR Harold Smith and Mr. Harry
Smith. OF Rocklaud, are visiting Mr.
Harold McCommorS and family.
MIR George I.oux. al Texas. is the
guest "i K + Montgomery and FAM
ily.
Mr. ! W Walker. 81 Wilmington.
and Mr. J. C. Walker. ~ IIavre de
Grace visited Mr. Frank Walker and
family last week
Mr.. W c Fay was in C"ncv Island
last week.
Miss MARY Nndrar. al Philadelphia.
Is visiting Mr. William Schumm and
family
Miss Laura Mitchell aud Mrs. Halle
Rowland. Of Philadelphia are spending
2 few days with MIR philp Harris and
family.
Mrs, William Little spent Friday last
IN Baltimore
Mrs. Addic Miller and Mrs. Viola
Orr and son, Vnsant. OF PHILADELPHIA,
visited Mr. Frank Cunningham and
family last week.
Mrs. ] Il McClintock ard DAUGHTER
and Miss Anna Fultz we're Baltimore
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-04
The Scott Fertilizer Co..
Elkfon, Maesssnd =

q July
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-04
PORT DEPOSIT.

Rev. Samuel Hamilton, nf Whining
ton. will preach at the Methodist
Church next Sunday, September 5.
and the 9Th also.
Mr.. John NJ. Creswel took num-
Der al Young ladies oi the town out
ON a strawridc on Monday evening in
honor OF his guest. Miss fIillcry, OF
Baltimore.
Professor Thomas Foulk, OF the Uni
vcrsity OF West Virginia. Mr.. Thco-
dore Arthur. OF Morgantown. w. Va,
and MIR. Austin Lcvens. Of New York.
we're guests OF Mrs. I. {. Bond. last
week
Misses Helen Stephenson and Helen
Stephenson. ct Wilmington. are guests
Of Mrs. T.. T. Stephenson.
Mrs. Clara NJ Knight is spending
this week with Chesapeake CITY friends,
Mrs. Nellie Ramsey and Daughter.
Miss Jessie. 81 Washington. we're
guests of Mrs. Robert Stephenson. last
week
Mr.. X T. McClcnahan was Phila-
dclohia visitor. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Marklc, OF Wash
ington. and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Stevens,
of Philadelphia. were guests al Mr.. ID.
\. Coe. last week
Miss Bovd. of Havrc dc Grace. was
the guest OF Mrs. George Atkinson
Tuesday
Rev and Mrs. +. +. Carpenter and
son. Master Irving. are spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. in
Cleveland. Ohio.
MIR William Campbell spent last
week in Providence. r. l.
Miss Cassie Dnrgin is spending this
week with Mrs. William McCummings
in Philadelphia
Mrs. {. '. Garripucs oi Baltimore,
spent few days with Miss Elizabeth
Smithson. OF Port Deposit. last week
Miss Eta Smithson visited Colora.
Pcrryvillc, Aiken. TIavre de Grace and
Baltimore. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Royston. Of
Baltimore Mr. ard Mrs Swami Ever
iSt, of llavrc de Grace. snent last
Thursday with Mrs. William McClcna-
han
Miss Nav Mcpherson. oi Philadcl-
phia. Isl visiting Miss Edith Chick.
Miss Clara White has returned from
spcnding very pleasant week in At
lantic City.
Misses 'Addic Richardson and Viola
Nlcxandcr were guests of Mrs John
krauss. MONDAY.
Prof Howard McClenahan. Prince
ton. \, J.. is spending few days with
his mother. Mrs. Laura McClenahan.
Mr.. Hugh Falls spent Monday and
TUESDAY in Lancaster. with his bro
Their. DR. Francis Falls. Last Satur-
dav afternoon. while out making his
calls. Or Falls horse got scared, ran
on and threw the Doctor out. shaking
him up good deal, but nothing seri.
Gus
Rev and Mrs Conway. 81 Florida.
are guests of Mrs Margaret Vanne-
man.
Miss agnes Mor'hrav. ~ Wilming-
tor. Is the guest ~ Miss Mabel Ste
phcnson
Mr. Archer Coalc ard Miss Edna
7mm were guests 81 Mrs Coale in
bel Mir. Monday
Miss Ida Woodrow. 81 Baltimore.
Mrs Virginia Woodrow and Mrs Os-
car MASSEY ard children. 81 Whining
'or. are guests II Mrs r I Stcbbiry
tn, week
MISSES Viola Alexander and Addic
Pi"te rdsor were quests 81 MIR, John
krauss Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs Amos Durlin. ~ VIII
u'nrtrn spcot Sunday with Mr. and
NJ Irmcs Rnrl.n
~ r s Baker entertained Mr.
aod Mr.. IIammc,t and Mr. and Mrs
'"'hur last FRIDAY in root erioy-
ollc mrnnsr lie took them down to
Ec,tcrton IL Mr. Mohrlcin's launch
and 'hey had d;nncr ~ the "Ricby"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-04
Protection for Tie Farmer


The color odor Of fertilizer has e0eMees
attractive combination Of odor nothing q
value until know the food Ruarareed Fo
the protection farmers fertilizer which
require the manufacturer plainly print the sacks Of every
brand the guaranteed minimum percentage Of Nitrogen Or ~
equivalent Ammonia OF Available Phosphorus Acid and Potash
No fertilizer made contains other Of plant food For
wheat and manufacture following brands Of om
pee fertilizers. which officially analysed In May BY thu
State Chemist Of Delaware the being taken the he
Dagsboro.
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Standard Phosphate
Grain Special

In each brand fine Chemist found plant fully
So above the value By
Last Fall Soluble Bone Potash 2 brand credited with
the highest value to the farmer any
guarantee land there many analysed either I'm Nary
land or Delaware. Tests for 1909 not yet reported
Fertilizers from distant unknown factory with doubtful
record analysis drilling condition prove expensive
experiment to the farmer Why risk where there
stake? The Scott goods have this
thirty five They the highest standard 10 quality
and drilling condition. Compare them with you
guaranteed and for the actual found
lists We will against trouble drilling
far as the hes, fertilizer your crop
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-04

@'Whcn YOU use Fairfclds Blood
Tonic aud Regulator for Horses Or
YOU Use a Conditioner that produces
results. because il j. specially com
p"urdcd for the horse and the horse
alone. II is personal prescription for
that animal that acts directly upon the
digestive organs. purifying the blood
ard increasing vitality and vigor. Sold
under written guarantee hv Alexander
Il Sor. Elkton: ". +. IIarriott.
Chesapeake City: \. anderson North
East: iIaincs & Kirk. Rising Sun: c.
NJ Blake. Cherry Hill
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13

The judging of the horses will begin at 1O:30 a. m. and judged in order of above list All exhibitors must attend to get ting their horses in the ring at the prop CT time
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13

of exhibits as a whole coming from the pupils of any one teacher on above items 1-6 in Class B.
 Division S.-Best exhibit as a whole from any one school in Class B, con sistng of exhibits of 1-s inclusive.
 CLASS c.-t.
 Division 1.--U Best set of one-lesson writing samples of entire class of Grade 1. @ Best set of one-lesson writing sam pies of entire class of Grade 2.
 (3) Best set of one-lesson writing sam pies of entire class of Grade B.
 (D Best set of one-lesson writing sam pies of entire class of grade f.
 (5) Best set of one-lesson writing sam ples of entire class of grade 5.
 t6) Best set of one-lesson writing sam ples of entire class of grade G.
 CD Best set of one-lesson writing sam pies of entire class of grade [.
 (S) Best set of one-lesson writing sam pies of entire class of grade 8.
 Division 2,--GO Best one-lesson set from entire class of busy work. grade 1. ,(2) Best one-lesson set from entire class of busy work. grade 2.
 (3) Best set from entire class of busy work, grades 1 and 2.
 Division 3.-G) Best set freehand drawings from entire class (copy) grade {.
 CD Best set freehand drawings from entire class (copy) grade 5.
 (3) Best set freehand drawings from entire class (copy) grade G.
 (4 Best freehand drawing from en- tire class Oife) grade '.
 (5) Best set freehand drawings from entire class Oife) grade, S.
 Division +-Best map of Imperial Coun ty (Any Grade)
 Division 5.-Best piece pupils origin al work (any grade).
 Division 6-To the teacher for the best set of exhibits as a whole coming from the pupils of any one teacher on above items 1-6 in Class c.
 Division 7.-Best exhibit as a whole from any one school in Class c, con sisting of items 1-5 inclusive.
 Special prize to any school in Imper- ial County for best and most systematic exhibit of natural insect life of Imperial County; each specimen should be ac companied by a second like specimen; the duplicate specimens will be sent to the State Commissioner of Horticulture for scientific purposes.
 RESTRICTIONS
 All work exhibited must have been done during the present school year be- ginning July 1st 1909.
 2.--Each drawing, composition, or eX- hibit must contain (a) Name of School District; (b) Name of Teacher Co Name of pupil; (d) Age of pupil; (e) Grade of Pupil; (G Date of work.
 3. The judges are requested to eX clude all work that does not conform to these restrictions.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13

GLASS 4-UNENUMERATED ARTICLES
 All articles not specially enumerated in the foregoing classes, should be entered in this class. Ample space will be granted in the department in which they to halo
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13

Exhibit of potatoes raised by exhibi- tor Best and largest collection of veg etables raised by exhibitor.
 Division 3. Collection of vegetable and garden seeds
 Division + Largest and best collection Farm and f .eld Seeds.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13
MONEY TOLOAN

on improved City Property or for building. Easy payments. A. P, NUF- FER. El Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13

Division t-American: Barred Ply mouth Rocks, White Plymouth Rocks, Buff Plymouth Rocks Silver wyandottes Golden wyandottes, Buff .wyandottes White wyandottes, Black Wyandottes, American Dominiques, White Javas, Mot tied Javas R. c. annd s. c. R. l. Red.
 Division 2.-Asiatic: Light Brahmas, Dark Brahmas, Buff Cochins, Partridge Cochins, White Cochins Black Cochins. Black Lanshan, White Lanshan,
 Division 3.-Mediterranean: B. Leg horns, R. c. B. Leghorns, W. Leghorns, R. C. W. Leghorns, Black Leghorns, Buff Leghorns, Black Minorcas, Minorcas, Blue Andalusians, Black Spanish, Silver Duck wing, Leghorns, Ancona, Motted
 Division 4-Polsh: White Crested Black Polish, Golden Polish, Silver Pol sh Bearded Golden Polish Bearded Sil- yer Polish Buff Laced Polish, White Pol sh Bearded White Polish.
 Division 5.-Hamburgs: Golden Spang- led Hamburgs, s. s. Hamburgs, Golden Penciled Hamburgs, Silver Pencled Ham, burgs, White Hamburgs, Black Hamburgs Redcaps.
 Division 6.-French Houdans, Creve- coers, LaFleche.
 Division 7.-English: White Dorkings, Colored Dorkings, Silver Gray Dorl<ings, Buff Orpingtons, White Orpingtons.
 Division 8-Games: B. B. Red, Gold en Duckwing, Silver Duckwing Red Pyle, Cornish Indian, White Indian, Pit Games, Brown, Red, White, Black, Birchen.
 Division 9.-Game Bantams: B. B. Red, Golden Duckwing, Silver Duckwing, Red Pyle, Brown Red, White, Black, Birchen, Indian Game.
 division 10.-Bantams other than Game: Golden Seabright Silver Sea- bright, White Rose Bombed, Black Rose Combed, Black Tailed Japanese, Buff Co., chin, Partridge Cochin, w. Cochin, B. Cochin.
 Division 11.-Turkeys: 1st, End. Bronze White, Black, Buff, Slate, Narragansett.
 Division 12.-Ducks: Pekin, Cayuga, Rouen, Aylesbury, Colored Muscovy, White Muscovy, Crested White, Black East Indian, Call Gray, Call White
 Division 13-Geese: Tolouse Embden, African Brown Chinese, White Chinese, Egyptian, Wild or Canada.
 ant, Golden Pheasant English Pheasant, Pea Fowls, Pearl Guineas, White Guin- eas.
 Division 15.-Pets: Best lot of Ferrets, best display Pidgeons, best lop- cared rabbits, best pair Angora Rabbits, best pair Himalayan Rabbits, best pair Bel gian flares, best Coon best cage Squir- rels best Parrot, best Canary Bird. Gui- nea Pigs
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13

Division 2. Holstein Grade-Same as Holstens.
 Division B. Je Jerseys-Same as Holsteins.
 Division A. Jersey Grade-Same as Holsteins.
 Division 5. Durhams-Same as Holsteins.
 Division G. Durham Grade-.Sa as Holsteins.
 Division 7 Guernseys-Same as Holsteins.
 Division 8. Guernsey Grade. A herd must consist of bull not less than ? years old; one cow; one heifer, 3years old one heifer, 2 years old; year Ing heifer.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13
GLASS t-HoRsEs, REGISTERED Division t-Standard Bred Horses

Stallion, 1 years old or over. 1st & End Stallion years old......." l" stallion, years old ......." stallion, 1 year old d............ '" Mare, 4 years old or over <" Colt or FIlly 3 years od.. " Colt or Filly, ? years old. .. Colt or Filly year old. ....." Sucking Colt, to 12 months " Sucking colt 1 to months. " Class 1. Division g. Thoroughbred Same as Standard Bred.
 Class l. Division -Percherons-Saine as standard bred. Class 1. Division f. Clydesdale-Same as standard bred. Class l. Division 5. Belgians-Same as standard bred
 Class 1. Division 6. English Shire Same as standard bred
 Class 1. Division 2. Coach Stallion, 3 years or over, First and Second. Any animal competing in this division must be standard bred, and satisfac- tory evidence must be furnished the secretary at the time of entry. No de- viation from this rule will be allowed. GLASS 1-HoRSEs, UNREGISTERED.
 Division 8. Draft or Farm Stallion years
  Road Stallion of same age.... Pair matched Road Horses. "- " Pair all purpose matched horses '' " Pair Heavy Draft Horses. ... " Single driving gelding or mare '' Road brood Mare. .....,........ Road suckling colt to 12 mo. '' Road sucking colt, to mo. v
 Division 9-CoIts. ra air year old road colts. " " Pair year old draft or farm
 cOltS ...................,.. Road stallion 8 years old .....>" :" Road stallion years old. ..... Draft or farm stallion years
 Olu ........ ........''....'.. Draft or farm stallion years
 OlO ............... Road gelding or mare years
 old .................. ...... Draft gelding or mare years
 Olu ..............'' Road gelding or mare years
 old ..................... Draft gelding or mare years
 oAd ............. ....G......... Road yearling colt ............ |" Draft or farm yearling colt. =. |" Draft sucking colt, 6 to 12 mo. '' Draft sucking colt, to 6 mo. |" The judging of the horses will begin at 10:30 a. m. and judged in order of above list All exhibitors must attend to get ting their horses in the ring at the prop CT time.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13

W
 CLASS 11.-ScHooL EXHIBIT Glass A-1-High schools and schools of secondary grade in Imperial County. Class B-1.-Grammar and primary schools of four teachers or more in I'm perial county.
 Class C-1-Grammar and primary schools of less than four teachers in Imperial County.
 Class Ali.
 Division 1.-Rest Physical Map of Unit ed States
 Division 2.-Best Map showing Roman Empire at it's greatest extent. Division 3.-Best Map showing success sive additions to territory of IT. s. Division 4.-G Best Charcoal draw ing (from lfe)
 CD Best Pen and Ink drawing (black and white copy)
 (3> Best Water Color Drawing (from ife)
 (4) Best Water Color Drawing (copy) (5) Best Pencil Drawing of grouped rectangular block, cylinder and cone. (6) Best Plate of Geometrcal Draw ing.
 Division 5.-Best Composition on sub ject "Resources of Imperial County" less than 1000 words.
 Division 6-Best exhibit as a whole from one school in Class A, consisting of items 1-5 as above enumerated
 CLASS B.-1. Division 1-G Best writing. grade 1. (2) Best writing, grade g.
 (S) Best writing grade 3. (4) Best writing, grade A. (5) Best writing, grade 5. (6) Best writing, grade 6. CD Best writing, grade z. (S) Best writing. grade 8. Division 2.-Q) Best freehand drawing grade 1.
 CD Best freehand drawing, grade 2. (S) Best freehand drawing, grade 8. (4.) Best freehand drawing, grade 4. (5) Best freehand drawing, grade 5 Cfrom life.) e. (6) Best freehand drawing grade 5, (copy.) CD Best freehand drawing, grade 6 0rom life).
 (S) Best freehand drawing, grade G. (copy).
 60 Best freehand drawing, grade 7, Crom life),
 1O) Best freehand drawing grade T. (copy)
 u1) Best freehand drawing, grade 8, 0rom life).
 CPD Best >freehand drawing, grade s, (copy)
 Division S.-GD Best Political Map of South America.
 ca Best Flat Physical Map of South America.
 (3) Best Raised Physical Map of Cal iforna Division 4.-G) Best piece of sloyd Work in Grade l
 CD Best piece of sloyd Work in Grade ,.
 (S) Best piece of sloyd Work in Grade g.
 (D Best piece of sloyd Work in Grade 4,
 Division 5.-G) Best Composition, Grade 8.
 (2) Best Composition, Grade 4. (3) Best composition, grade 5. (4) Best Composition Grade G. (5) Best Composition Grade T. (6) Best Composition, Grade 8. Division 6.-Best piece of pupils ori- ginal work any grade.
 Division 7.-To the teacher for best set
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13
GLASS 1-MULES
 Division 10.

GLASS 1-MULES
 Division 10. Matched team work mules over years A............ 1st 6 End Matched team work mules 3 years old ..............s..... Single mule, 3 years old ...... Single mule, 2 years old... Single mule 1 year old. ........ Single mule to 12 mo........ Single mule, 1 to 6 mo......... Grand sweepstakes for stallions, mares ana suckling colts.
 GLASS 2-CATTLE.
 Division 1--HoIsteins. Bull, years old and upwards 1sC & 2nd Bull 1 year old and upwards. " Bull calf ....................... Cow. years old and upwards " Heifer 3 years old d............ Heifer 2 years old ............. Heifer 1 year old ............ Heifer calf .................... Herd ....................... Special
Imperial Valley press., 1909-11-13

CLASS 5-COTTON
 Division |. Best speciman Cotton (quality) 1st and 2nd Plant showing largest number of bolls, 1st and End. Special prize for best fancy display of cotton.
 CLASS 6.-FRUIT.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-02-26
NINETY FIRST ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sebastian Of
this city attended the ninety first
anniversary Of Mr.. VIM. Sebastian,
father of Mr.. Frank Sebastian, OF
this city. The event occurred on
February 10th Mt the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. II. Boyd, in Ste.
Genevieve county. Mr.. Sebastian
was born in Missouri and has lived
here all Of his life. He is the father
of seven children, five OF whom are
living, four boys and one girl. Mr..
Sebastian is in the best of health
and the morning of his ninety-frst
birthday he took half mile walk to
get Il little exercise. A sumptuous
dinner was served at the home of
his daughter to which his children
grand childrn and great grand child
rem attended. Mr.. Sebastian Is n
frequent visitor to this city, his
home being in Libertyville, and he
has many friends here who will wish
him many more happy and pros
porous birthday. - Fredericktown
Democrat News.