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For Sale Miscellaneous.
OPEN EVENINGS.
HOLIDAY Piano OFFER.
Used uprights. SOS up. New uprights. Sl95 up
Squares. ST. Organs. s. Cash or Time.
Player pianos. S275 up. 90 rolls music free.
LAWRENCE'S, 500 10TH.
Tuning. $50 Hauling Repairing. Tel ". 4f49
PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOs-New high
grade pianos. $40, 500. SIS, $40. and SOD
Player Pianos. $3.50 up All easy terms
open evenings. HELBIG BROS, 1742 It'll.
de14-u
FOR sALE-5o stoves; new and slightly used;
See NORWOOD. s,h and K
MULTIGRAPH: Monarch and Underwood
typewriters; Rotary NeOstgIe; all frst-ciass
condition. Room 81 Evans Building.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS. Z5c each: carbon
building. ie1S-3t
FOR sALE-Five gas ranges; slightly used;
a good chance to save money.
SEQ HOLLYWOOD. Sth snd K de12-3t
FOR SALE Is lunch room chairs: also 5
tables; a gOod chance 10 save money.
See HOLLYWOOD, sth and X
del2-st
PIANO FOR CAsH-v ouId sacrifice my
beautiful mahogany upri Eht. bargain for i'm
mediate purchase; leaving city. BOX 254.
Times Office. dell-7t'
FOR sALE-Furuiture. new and slightly
used; a good chance to save money.
See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X.
de12-St
OPEN EVENINGS.
SPECIAL XMAS BARGAINS.
IN HIGH-GRADE PIANOS.
A number Of pianos, taken In exchange for
player-pianos. are offered now at astonishing
bargain prices and on easy terms Weser
Bros. S75; Vose. $3.50; Franklin. Sr75: Chick
ering. $50, Knabe. $3.50; Weber S225; Locker.
Bros. $3.50. Steinway Grand. 500. Hunting
ton, SI7J; Milton, $3.50
O j. DeMOT.L & co,
Cor 18th and G SITS. de9-f
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP
-Four fine WALNUT side wall CASES. es-
pecially good for JEW ELER. OPTICIAN OF
Ladies' High Class Tailor or Millinery Shop
HEMPLER. 9TH and Pa. ave. y. W.
! FOR SALE Manhattan pool table. $3.50; also
very fine typewriter and desk cheap good
chance 10 save money.
Sec HOLLYWOOD Sth and K
FOR sALE-Ice boxes. suitable FOR grocsrS
/ or hotel. made by people who know how. not
thinkers. get the right kind.
See HOLLYWOOD.
Sth and X del2-St
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
/ 500 Cabinet grand. SIS. O.
so Drop head. J.. o.
so Drop leaf Singer.-.--- ......-.... so
/ New Sewing Machines 81 down and 5Dc De
| week. Cleaning. so cents. open evenings
/ H. r. GIVEN, 625 Pa. ave. 5. f. oc22-tf
! I AM SHOWING a complete line OF brass
| beds china closets. bufets and door cover
| inEs that you can save 30 per cent on
! GET MY PRICES.
L. s. MILLER.
IL X ST n. W. oc2s-tf
/ FOR SALE-Glass door wall case. suitable
/ for any kind of business. about 10 foot long
! $50: cost sl25-
dci2-St
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Xmas Holly.
Coal and Wood.
Liquors.

SHERWOOD. CSC PER BOTTLE, Melvale.
81 90; Cascade, S5ci Overholt. Sc; Monogram.
75c; G. r sharp. &c AL full quarts and
straight whiskeys- All wines $50 gallon
UP. TOBIAS BUSH. ITO z 81. y. ". N e2st
de5-eot
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-Position by hrst-class grocery
clerk and meatcutter- MAURICE z. EIKER.
2140 18th St Phone Col 1895 delays
STENOGRhPHER and typewriter wants po-
sitiOn from December 20 20 . at g. 50 per
day; fast and accurate. Address EUGENE
DARR. 1858 California ST y. W. de13-2t'
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

buffers, cooks chambermafds
walters. all domestic help
SIS 18th st. n. W.
Phone N Gsg7. It
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Help Wanted-Female.

.ERkS-6. lady with experience IN grocery
siness. BOX g62 Times Office. II
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and bathroom girls: eK-
perienced. Apply THE RALEIGH.
del3-5ts
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CLERKS-6. lady. with experience IN grocery Il
business. BOX 70. Times office. It
COOKS; general houseworker. cleaners:
apartment house chambemaids: seamstress.
$3.50 lin ST dei3-3t
CHAMBERMAIDs. cooks general house
workers; cleaners; apartment house seam /
stress 1885 18th. Il /
CHAMBERMAIDs and bathroom girls: eH-
perienced Apply THE RALEIGH.
CoLoRED wOMAN-GeneraI homework /
FAMILY Of three; go home nights Apply
3ll7 11th n. w de13-2t-
COLORED wOMAN-Good. reliable; 20 cook. /
wash. and .ron Apply 3ii9 lith st. del3-3t'
GIRLs-CoIored. for general cleaning around
store t6I Fla. ave. \. ". It
GIRI.-Colored. for general housework: no
cooking; go home at light; come ready for
work. $50 5th st. y. W. II
GIRLS TO work on half sleeves and body
ironers. Apply FRAZEE-POTOMAC LAUN-
DRY. 18th and d. de12-3t'
MOTHERS HELPER at once; good home to
settied white woman, stay nights. 4l6 Ken
lucky ave. S. Z. de13-3t'
PERMANENT positions for bright young
women between the ages Of Il and q: ap-
pltcants must be at least It. in. tail.
Apply TELEPHONE SCHOOL 1909 r st.
\. W. de12-tf
SALESLADY in fancy goods store until
Christmas: state age and experience, II any.
BOX -. Times office. It.
sALESLADIEs- Experienced IN dry goods
store. in all departments. Apply $50 eth 81.
n w del4-3t
TAILoREss In busheling department.
MERIT & MERIT. 90s =. dcl2-3t
WAITRESS Experienced white. FENIIs-
WORTH CAFE. 1907 Pa. ave. y. ".
de14-3t
wAITREss-At once. 7oS 18th n. W
oeIS-Zt
MATTRESSES experienced: short hours;
good pay: linen furnished free zoos Pa.
wANTED-Bright. neat girls. Is years Of
age as parcel wrappers and nOor messengers
Apply 20 II. w Schaub. with GOLDEN
BERG'S, 9TH and X SITS. de14-3t
wAsHwoMAN-Colore Apply 22o y. J.
WOMAN to do washing Cali early IN morn
ing At 1913 d St \. ". IL
WOMAN to help on coats; must be first
class Apply KEAN, 1910 F \. W. It
wOMAN-CoIored. reliable. for general house
work in small family; references. home
nights 55O9 Center st. Mt Pleasant 1t
WOMAN to cook in private family. 421 sth
y. w. II
WOMEN-Permanent positions; between the
ages of II and q. Apply TELEPHONE
SCHOOL 1909 r n. W. del2-tf
YOUNG LADY with some experience in con
fectiOnery and catering 467 Florida ave. y.
". de12-3t
YOUNG LADIES TO work on coats: good
pay: steady work for right ones. SHAPIRO,
"a New York ave. de12-3t
YOUNG LADY. cashier. SIC 81. y. ".
/ Good salary. If competent de9-6t
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cooks. general house
workers: cleaners; apartment house scam
stress. 1895 18th. Il
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shivered outside the banks.
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MOST DELICIOUS FRUIT CAKE
The kind Holmes makes IN the real home
way Choicest and cleanest fruits and other
ingredients used. Only &c pound. Homemade
Pies, all tavorite kinds. 2Oc. Homemade Mix
Bread. Sc Delivered 10 your home HOLMES
BAKERY. l03 ST. ~ W Tel ~ 75gL
ders-tf
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Popcorn.

POPCORN STRINGS for decorating Christ
mas trees cOiored; 5-yard lengths. NJ c.
CAFE & CO, SOB 9th St y. ". de11-1st
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Furnished.

3 ST n E., u5-Two nice clean warm
rooms. near bath; all car lines. de12-2t'
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COOKS; general houseworker: cleaners:
apartment house chambermaidss seamstress.
1885 1Ith ST dcTa-2t
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COLORED WOMAN-General housework
family Of three; go home nights Apply
3l17 Nth n w de13-2t-
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WANTED-BriEht boys, from is 10 Is years
81 age. for bundle Wrappers. stock rooms
delivery wagons and floor service Apply 10
superintendent. WOODWARD X LOTHROP
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Rooms and Board.

MD AVE. y E. u5-Near Capitol and
Union StatIon-Large well heated room for %.
also hall room. hrst-clsss board. rate reason
able Phone l. l1s5- del4-St
. ST N W. SO--One large front room.
furnished or unfurnshed. with board. second
floor, southern exposure; very reasonable.
del4-3t
nth ST. y. w. 1u4-Room and hoard: rea-
sonabIe. Pm ne y. 1909. deIS-sIs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02

Subscription, sI.25 per year in Advance.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02
"GET ROOTED IN THE SOIL"
Take the Advice of James j. Hill, the Great
RairOader and Buy Farm.
THE oP PoRTUNITY.

James Hill is 1ongheaded he has far sight into the
future He says is Enthusiastically the part of wisdom to
buy land The other great natural Of the country
practically Of the market. Get rooted in soil
The Mineral Point Real Estate Agency has great oppor
tunitiy offer to parties who excellent large
farm cheap.
Before returning his home in Montana this week. Frank
Day placed with for sale his great farm of 293 1t
formerly the John Little homestead and is we'll known
Of the best farms III the rich agricultural of
Waldwick.
There is very large and fine house the place and it
will make grand farm for the fortunate purchaser
The place will be sold cheap the is anxious
realize he has opportunities for making invest
growing prosperous Montana, where he pioneer
settler. For price and term address
CRAWFORD BROS.
Telephone a. Mineral Point, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02
Wisconsin State Mining
Trade School,
PIatteVille. Wisconsin.

During the past year the State Min
ing Trade School has had an attendance
of twenty six and a graduating class of
three
The members OF the graduating class
hold good positions as follows: Mr..
Macmillan is in charge of the prospect
ing work of the Wisconsin Zinc Co, in
this district; Mr.. Regain is in the en-
plOy of the Northern Electric Co, dem
onSTating their electric rock drill in
the mines Of this district; Mr.. Williams
is in charge of a zinc mine at Webb
City. Missouri.
All members of the student body to
graduate in June 1910 are employed in
mining work for the summer.
A two year course of study embracing
both theory and practice prepares
graduates to fill positions of response
bility in the mining industry.
Fall term begins September eth.
For catalog and detailed information
address h. c. GEORGE, Director, Platte
vile, Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02

Buff Leghorn pullet Lester Stephens
Black Leghorn cock, F. w. Niesman list
Black LeghoTn hen. f. W. Niesman list
2nd
Single Comb Black Minorca cock. F.
w. Niesmau LIST, Bert Chapman 2nd
SingleCOmb Black Minorca cockerel
f. w. EieSman list, s. $. Hooking 2nd
Single Comb Black MinOrca hen. f. W
Niesman 1st and 2nd
Sigle- Comb Black MinOrca pullet, T.
Niesman LIST and 2nd
Single Comb White MinOrCa cock. Bert
Chapman list, F. W. Niesman 2nd
SingleCOmb White MinOrCa cOckerel
+. W. Niesman list, Bert Chapman 2d
Single Comb White Miuorca hen. +.
W. Niesnm list, Bert Chapman 2nd
Single Comb White Minorca puIIet, IT,
w. Niesman. list Bert Chapman End
White Faced Black Spanish cockerel
Bert Chapman lst and 2nd
White Faced Black Spanish hen f. w.
Niesmm list
White Faced Black Spanish pullet
Bert Chapman list
CLASS 2S ENGLISH
White DorSing cock, f. W. Niesnan
list
White Dorking hen, f. W Niesman LIST
Silver Gray Dork1ng cock, +. w. Mes
man list and 2nd
Silver Gray DorIing hen, +. W. Mes
man LIST and 2nd
Red Cap cock, +. w. Nicsman 1st Bert
Chapman 2nd
Red Cap cockerel Bert Chapman list
Red Cap hen, f. w. Niesman 1st and
Red Cap pulIet, Bert Chapman 1st and
Single Comb Buff Orpington cock, Bert
Chapman list
Single Comb Buff Orpington cockerel
Bert Chapman list and 2nd
Single Comb Buff Orpjngton hen. Bert
Chapman LIST
SingleCOmb Buff OrpugtOn puIlet.
Bert Chapman list and 2nd
SingleCOmb White Orpington cockereI
w, E. Prisk list and 2nd
Single ombed White Orpington hen
W. E. Prisk 1st
SingleComb White Orpington puIIet,
w. E. Prisk 1st and 2nd
Single-COmb Black OrpingtOn hen, Z.
w. Niesman list
CLASS 29-FRENCH
Houdan cock, W. j. JeuCk lst =. w.
NieSman 2nd
Houdan cockerel, w. j. JeuclI list and
2nd
Houdan hen, W. j. Jeuck Ist, f. W.
Niesma 2nd
Houdan pullet, w. =. Jeuck list and ID
CLASS -HANTBURGS
Golden Spangled Hamburg cock, F. w.
NieSman 1St
Golden Spangled Hamburg hen, F. w.
Niesman LIST
Silver Spangled Hamburg cock. f. W.
Niesman list
Silver Spangled Hamburg hen, r. w.
Niesman lSt
Golden PenciIed Hamburg cock, f. ".
Niesman 1st and 2nd
Golden PenciIed Hamburg cockcrel, f.
w. Niesman 1st
Golden Penciled Hamburg hen, F. W.
Niesman LIST and 2nd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02

Golden Penciled Hamburg puIlet +. ".
Silver Penciled Hamburg cock r ".
Silver Penciled Hamburg hen "
Niesman LIST and 2nd
Black Hamburg cock, +. w Niesman
LIST and 2nd
Black Hamburg cockerel. f. " Mics
man LIST
Black Hamburg hen, f. W. Niesman
LIST and 2nd
Black Hamburg pullet, f. W. Niesman
LIST
White Hamburg cock, f. ". Niesman
LIST
Nmte Hamburg cockerel, st. W. Mics
w ~, t ~ hon y =, ).
'''''' W N'eNlaal
Wit. r1,,,hrr,. ,,,1Io+ ;, y, ~
~ '''''''""'7 P"'i''' = N''Hl'l'lh
49,, % ,or,,,,
'-.'.D -, oi.'on
W mite crested Black Polish cock, +. ".
NieSlli'h ISL
W mite crested Black PollSh hen, r. ",
NleSlnah ISL
CLASS 32 GAMES
Black Breasted Rcd Gnne hon Il "
Niesman list
Red Pyle game cock, F. W. Niesman
ISL
fted Pyle Game hen, f. W. Niesmm
ISL
CORNISH lndlah @ame cock, r. W. Mics
rnrnis Tndion G !,,,', nnn ~, a.
Nias,,,a,, t,t ''''''' w N'''''
Cn1,nish Imd in. Gamma han ~ Ma.
d. ,T''', :, = N''9
Cn, l,iu ~ Tn iHcr G"imn mo -
Niasmon tgf '''''' i"''''' : v
wiz, T,,,Ii,,,, Ci.,,, ,.,i-,
Gbon,an, Is+ i'''
White Indi,n Gamma hon = u, Nj.
" I1t D. %U', ,',',' " N''H
ma" 'S'' p'l .S 0 -, ,'','n ,i'''
CLASS ID -bANTAMS
Pair Game Bantam fowls, f. W. Mes
man LIST and 2nd
Pair Game Bantam chicks, r. W Mes
man LIST and 2nd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02

eminent experts have demonstrated, but
their victory will unquestionably be
short lived. The recent object lesson
in tariff making has revealed more
clearly than anything else could have
done, the pernicious character Of the
high tariff that now prevails. Sooner or
later the people who must buy clothing
and food, and the thousand and one
other necessaries Of life, will profit by
their newly acquired knowledge and
send representatives to Washington who
will revise the tariff downwards.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02
TAX COMMISSION
TO RE-ASSESS
Force Of Expert Assistants Now at
Work On Equalization,

w Oh Il VII IN tiIlLdl1Ohs
The Chronicle Aug. 81: The State
Tax Commission has inaugurated the
work Of Il review and re- determination
Of all the taxable property in every
town, city and village in Iowa county.
The work is the result Of an appeal by
the city Of Mineral Point in regard to
the equalization Of the County Board in
1908
Judge N. S. ellison, chairman Of the
State Tax Commission, was here Mon
day and Tuesday and started the ten
expert assistants upon the work, which
will be in charge Of M. S. Dudgeon of
Madison. The men who will be en-
pIoyed in the actual work are:
NJ. S. Dudgeon, Madison.
Ole Gauper, DeSota.
J. O. McNutt, Warrens.
A. J. Anderson, Viola.
Miles G. Kelley, S. Milwaukee.
James E. Kenzie, Lacrosse.
Frank L. Smite, GAINESVILLE.
n. L. Wilson, Port Washington.
Frank F. Starr, GAINESVILLE.
H. T. Nolan, Madison.
These men will determine the aggre-
gate Of the property in the county.
They will not N any way re assess any
individual or business or do anything
that will disturb the various taxpayers.
No information which they may obtain
will be revealed to any assessor or
Board Of Review.
The work is expected to be completed
about October /, and it is estimated
that the work will cost Iowa county be
tween 81, 900 and So, 500.
The following letter is addressed by
the Commission to the citizens of Iowa
County;
Upon the complaint Of the city Of
Mineral Point in regard to the equaliza-
ton Of the county board in 1908, and
after a hearing duly had before the tax
commission, Of which hearing due
notice was given to all the towns, cities
and villages Of Iowa County, the said
commission ordered d review and re-
determination Of all the taxable proper
ty in every town. city and village in
said county, according to chapter 474,
laws of 1908.
The commission has appointed the
assistants to make careful investigation
of the quantity and value of the taxable
property in every assessment district in
Iowa County.
These assistants are men of charaC
ter. discretion and integrity, who may
be safely intrusted with the facts and
information they may ask from the tax
payers in the discharge of their official
duties. They are entitled to examine
public records, make copies thereof and
have the power and authority to ex-
anime property owners and witnesses
under oath. All property owners, and
others, are respectfully requested in
good faith to furnish these assistants
with all the facts they may seek to OBJ
tain, as it is essential to a just and
equal valuation Of property in each as
sessment district that full information
be secured. Everyone in furnishing in
formation to these assistants is assured
that his confidence will be protected"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02
AWARD OF
PREMIUMS
At the Southwestern Wisconsin Fair
Held in City of Mineral Point,
August 1920, 1909.
DIVISION A-HORSES

DIVIDIO1N A-I1OhDEIO
CLASS 1-DRAFT HORSES
Pedigree required.
Stallion 4 yrs old or over, Chapman &
Mitchell LIST, Rundell & Co, End
Stallion 3 yrs old and under 4, Chapman
& Mitchell LIST
Mare or geIding yrs old or over, A. E.
Rundell LIST
Spring colt, A. E. RundeIl LIST
Brood mare and colt by side, A. E.
RUndell LIST
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02
SEPTEMBER 2, 1909,
HONEST REVISION OF
THE TARIFF.

number Of LaFollette's Magazine we
take the following:
'The struggle for an honest tariff
has only really begun. There will be
no stopping or faltering until customs
law is written on the nations statute
books that rests on the scientific basis
Of the difference between the cost Of
production here and abroad.
There will be no abandonment Of
the protective principle. Time and eX-
perience have fixed that tenet indelibly
in the nations political thought. But
the events Of the last few months have
made very clear the difference between
a tariff for protection. and tariff for
monopoly. 1t is the iniquity Of the
latter that must be assaiIed.'
In his course as an Insurgent, Sen
tor LaFoIlette, who is doubtless the
author Of the above,-has surely rem
dered great service to the country in
pointing out the iniquities Of the pres
ent tariff law The Democrat, however,
holds that he is greatly mistaken when
he declares that there will be no aban
Comment of the protective principle.
It is the protective principle that must
be attacked if genuine tariff reform is
to be secured. It was Former Presi-
dent Cleveland who rightly declared:
"Thc theory Of our institutions guaran
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02

No pedlgree required.
Mare or gelding 3 yrs old or over, H. J.
Lynch LIST, Louis GRADER End
Filly or gelding 2 yrs old and under 3,
Phil Parkinson & Co. 1st, Amos Vi
Wan End
Colt l yr old, H. J. Lynch LIST, Phil
Parkinson & Co. End
Spring colt, Peter Weidenfeller 1st,
Chapman & Mitchell End
Brood mare and colt by side, H. J.
Lynch LIST, Peter Weidenfeller End
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02

a sluggish liver means 4 coated tongue,
The question is, "What is the best thing
10 do under such circumstances ?" Ask
your doctor if this is not good answer:
"Take laxative doses of Ayers Pills"
Made by the J. C. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.---
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02
CLASS 12-HOLSTEINS

Certificate of registry required
Cow 3 yrs old or over, Glindining &
Son 1st
Heifer yrs old and under 3, Glindin-
ing & Son 1st
Heifer calf under II months old, Gin
dining & Son LIST
CLASS SWEEPSTAKES
Certificate of registry required
Best bull - Shorthorn, Hereford or
Black Polled, any age or breed, c A
Watson
Best cow - Shorthorn, Hereford or
Black Polled, any age or breed c A
Watson
Best cow ersey, Guernsey or Hol-
stein, any age or breed, Geo Martin
CLASS IA
Certificate required
Herd prize for beef, including classes
s, 9, 10; herd of l bull l year old or
over and females under l yr, under
2 yrs, under 3 yrs respectively, G. A
Watson LIST, C A Case End
CLASS 15-RED PoLLED
Bull yrs old or over, Glindining &
Son LIST, Jno w Jenkins End
Bull l yr old and under 2, Jno w Jen-
kins list
Bull calf under IL mo, GIindining &
Son LIST
Cow 3 yrs old or over, Glindining &
Son 1st, Jno w Jenkins End
Heifer yrs old and under 3, Glindining
& Son LIST and End
Heifer l yr old and under 2, Glindining
& Son LIST, Jno w Jenkins End
Heifer calf under II mo, Jno w Jenkins
LIST, Glindining & Son End
DIVISION C-SHEEP
CLASS 16-CoTswoLD AND ALL LONG
WOOL
Certificate of registry required
Buck 2 yrs old and over, N M Jewell &
Son LIST
Buck yr old and under 2, N M Jewell
& Son LIST and End
Buck lamb under mo old, N M Jewell
& Son, LIST and End
Eve 2 yrs old or over, n M Jewell &
Son LIST and End
Eve l yr old and under 2, n M Jewell
& Son 1st and End
Eve lamb under mo old, N M Jewell
& Son LIST and End
CLASS 17-OXFORD DOWNS, SOUTHDOWNS,
sHROPsHIREs AND MIDDLE WOODS
Certificate of registry required
Buck yrs old or over, G A Case list,
Jno H Callow End
Buck l yr old and under 2, Jno H Cal
low LIST, C A Case End
Buck lamb under mo old, JnO H Cal
low LIST, c. A Case End
Eve yrs old or over, Jno H Callow
LIST, C A Case End
Eve l yr old and under 2, Jno H Callow
1st, G A Case End
Eve lamb under mo old, Jno H Callow
1st and End
CLASS 18- SWEEPSTAKES
No pedigree required
Best buck any age or breed, Jno H Cal
low
Best eve any age or breed, c A Case
Pen of ewes, any age or breed, not less
than 6, Jno H Callow
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02
THE DEMOCRAT.

Published every Thursday by
GEORGE & ROBERT NJ. CRAWFORD.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02
DIVISION D-SWINE
CLASS 19-POLAND CHINA

CGI GlllCdIC VI oIoGA INdN@tAON
Boar over 1 yr old, Geo Martin l and 2
Boar under yr old,
d" mo old, "
Sow over l yr old,
Sow under
{" 6 mo old,
CLASS 2O-BERKSHIRES
Certificate of registry required
Boar over l yr old, Geo E Kelly l and 2
Boar over 6 mo old and under II, Geo
Boar under 6 mo old, Geo F Kelly and 2
Sow l yr old or over,
" under l yr old,
" 6 mo
q" with not less than of her pigs,
pigs not over mo old, Geo + Kelly
1st and End
CLASS 21-CHEsTER WHITES
Certificate of registry required
Boar over l yr old, VIM ] Kelly 1st
Boar over 6 mo old and under II, VIM
Boar under 6 mo old, VIM J Kelly LIST
and End
Sow under 6 mo old, VIM Kelly LIST
CLASS 22-JERSEY REDS
Certificate of registry required
Boar over l yr old, Geo Martin lst
Boar under mo old, and
End
Sow over l yr old, Geo Martin 1st
Sow under mo old, Geo Martin and z
Sow with not less than 5 of her pigs,
pigs not over 6 mo old, Geo Martin LIST
CLASS SWEEPSTAKES
Cor+;foo+o &c ,oric+~v rauuired
Best boar any age or breed, Geo Martin
90 SOW
Best boar anv. age or breed, shown as
a stock getter.' with of his pigs, Geo
Martin
Best boar and 4 sows under l yr old and
owned by exhibitor, Geo Martin
DIVISION E-POULTRY
CLASS 25-ASIATICS
Light Drama cock. F. w. Niesman list,
Bert Chapman End
Light Drama cockerel, Bert Chapman
LIST
Light Brahama hen. Bert Chapman LIST
and 2nd
Light Drama pullet, Bert Chapman 1st
Dark Drama cock, +. w. Nlesman lst
Dark Drama hen, T. W. NlesInan lst
Buff Cochin cock, f. W. Nlesman LIST,
Bert Chapman End
Buff Cochin hen, +. W. Nlesman LIST
and 2nd
Partridge Cochin cock, E. w Niesman
LIST and 2nd
Partridge Cochin hen, f. W. Nlesman
LIST and 2nd
White Cochin cock, F. w. Niesman LIST,
Bert Chapman 2nd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-02

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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-09

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