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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
JACKS AND JENNETS.

Best jack. ) years and over-hrst,
Sampson, owned by 0. Edward, &
Son; second. Ben Bolt H.. owned by
T. +. Swink.
Best jack years and under s.
first. Uncle Rcmus. owned by Paul
Price; second. Limestone Lad, owned
by +. L. Swink.
Best jack. year and under FIRST.
Prince Seer. owned by +. +. Swink
second. Frederick Cook, owned by
II. S Price
Best jcnnct. ; years and over-fr,t,
Miss Straughan; second, Lady An
thony; both owned by +. f. Swink
Best jennct. year, and under y
first, Lady Stoncwall H.: second.
Lady Price; both owned by Z. L.
Swink.
Best jack. any age--frst, ANNA!
owned by o. Edwards & Son; second,
animal owned by Paul Price
Best jennct, any agc-hrst, Lady
Anthony; second, Miss Straughan;
both owned by Z. Z. Swink.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
MULES.

Best mule. ! years and ovcr-iirst.
animal owned by +. +. Swink sec
ond. animal owned by L, d. Turley.
Best mule, ; years and under 4
FIRST animal belonging to {. C. Wcm-
cr
Best mule, ; years and under T.
first animal belonging to +. D Iur-
ley.
Best mule, year and under -
first, animal belonging to f. d. Tur.
ley.
Best mule colt-irst, animal be.
longing to Frank RcSingcr; second,
animal belonging to T. +. Kinkcad
Best pair OF mules 90 hand. i
years and over. showed to wagon or
truck, owned BY one man)-hrst and
second, animal, owned by +. T..
Swink
Rest mule, any agc-iirst, animal
owned by f.. +. Swink; second. AMI
NAL owned by t. d. Turlcy.
Best four-mule team owned BY one
man-lirst team owned by T. L.
SWluk
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
THE FAIR Big SUCCESS.
Great Show Of Fine Horses and
Stock-Field Products,
Fruit, Preserves and
Handiwork.
Thursday and Friday We're the Big
Days, but Good Attendance On
Other Days.

The Second annual fair OF the
Southeast Missouri Fair Associa-
tion at Pennington last week was "A
decided success In every way. The
stock entries were large, the races
good, the displays in Floral Hall
fine, and the attendadce ali that
could be expected. The receipts
were considerably in excess OF the
expenses, and the Association is in
good condition to make still further
improvements on the grounds, which
at present were inadequate to meet
the demands made on the AssOcia-
ton. These demands, as the Fair
grows in popularity, will he still
larger next year, and 1t is the pur-
pose Of the Association to meet
them fully.
The attendance on Thursday was
in the close neighbOrhood Of 1900
there being about 5000 paid admis
sions. The others included the
school children, all of whom were
admitted free on that day, those
having season tickets, ground priv
ileges, stock entries, etc. On Fri
day, the attendance was large but
not so great as on Thursday, and on
the first and last days 1t was good,
showing decided interest till the
close.
There II future for the Farming
ton Fair which gives fair promises
of becoming and being maintained
as one of the very best county fairs
in the State.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
COUNTY COURT PREMIUMS.

Only one premium given in each
class.
Best horse, any agc-Rex Der.
mark, owned by Nj, L. Clardy, Jr.
Best gcldng, any agc-Rex Slccth,
owned by NJ. l.. Clardy, Jr.
Best mare, any agc-Ruth Bryan,
owned by Mrs. +. T. holland.
Best driving tcam-uwned by VI. l..
Clardy Jr.
Be- drai, tcam-owncd by Bert
Beard
Best colt Mabel L.. owned BY o.
". Lott.
Bet pair mulc,-owncd by T. L.
Swink
Ec,, multi colt-owncd by Z. II.
Best
Be-. jack--rrincc Seer owned by
f. +. Swiuk.
Best bull, any agc-Whitc Robin,
owned by Mccormick K Wilson
Best COW, any agc-Ncllic H.. own
ed by Mccormick x Wilson.
Best hcifcr calf-Magdoinc, owned
by McCormi,k & Wilson.
Best hciicr year and under >
Carlin d., owned by Mccormick &
Wilson,
be- bar, any age or brctd--ownch
by L. J. holland.
Hest SOW, any age or brccd--"wncd
by l.. !. N"iand
Best pen OF hog---owncd hN l.. l.
N9land' 9,
Bet pen OF 'hcop' any &gr "r breed
'con'iNtmg ct ! ram and cWes)--
owned by I'd Swlnk.
EG.t 20 ear OF yellow corn-Srown
by +. }. Harrington.
Hgri 20 cars OF white corn-Erown
by J J. Marks.
bc,' display ct corn 20 ears "i cach
v"rcty--grown by K. NJ. DaU,.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

Dean Smith: first on cockrcll,
White Wyandottes.
Rev. Court; second on cockrell and
pullet, White Wyandottes.
T. V. Brown: first on cock. first
and second on hen, Buff Wyandottes;
first on cockrell and second on cock,
hen and pullet, 6. {. Brown Leghorn.
w. J. Bruett: first on cock and pull
let and first and second on hen. Co
lumbar Wyandottes; first on Pekin
ducks and first and second on Ind,
Rune ducks.
Willard Byington: sec ond on cock
rell, Columbian Wyandottcs, second
on cockrcll. Buff Orpington; first on
cockrell and first and second OH pull
let, Partridge Cochin; first on cock
rell and first and second on pullct,
Houdans.
w B. Murrill first on cockreli and
first and second on pullet, Silver
Laced Wyandottes
Henry Guessing: first on cock, cock
rcll, pullei and first and second on
hen. s. c. Rhode Island Reds. also
first on best trio--r male and , fe
males.
Thco. Short: second on cockrell,
s, c. Rhode Island Reds
Homer Clay; second on pullct. 6.
c. Rhode Island Reds.
Mrs. Geo, \. Tetley, first and sec
ond on cockrcll, r. c. Rhode Island
Reds.
Miss Rose Kcslcr: first on cock.
cokrell hen and pullct, Buff Cochin
Bantam.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.

The following are the owners OF
me prizc winning pens in the poultry
department.:
+. w. Gccr: First and second on
cock and second on hen, Barred
Rock; first on cock and second on
hen, White Wyandottcs; first on
cock, first and second on cockrell.
hen and pullet, s. c. White Leghorn:
second on cock. hen and pullet and
first on cockrcll, S c. Brown Leg.
horn.
Mrs. II, b. Lcdbctter: first on cock
rclI and second on pullett, Barreo
Rocks.
Jack Strauss: second on cockrcll
Barred Rocks; first and second on
pullct. X. {. Rhode Island Reds.
J. II. Coilicld: first on hen, Barred
Rocks; first on cock. hen aud pullet.
5. {. Brown Leghorn.
X. {. Tucker: first on pullct. Barred
Rocks.
Mrs. NJ Buttcriicld: first on cock.
GockrclI' and first on hen, White
Rocks.
DR.. J. II. Seabaugh first on cock
hen and pullct and ccond on cock
rcll, 5. c. Buff Lcghorn.
Mrs Bessie Phillips: second on
tockrcll, S, c. Brown Leghorn.
J. J, Mcdaniel: first on cockrell
and first and second on pullct. s. c.
Buff Orpington; first on cockrell and
pulIet. Anconas.
Linn Dobbins: first on hen. cock
rell and first on hen and pullct,
White Orpngton.
Mrs.. J. II. Long: first and second
on cockrcll. hen and pullct. Light
Brahmas.
Mrs. John Yeargain; first on Bur
ton Red turkeys.
Mrs. Alonzu Westoycr: second on
Burton Red turkeys.
+. J. Harrington: first on ducks.
/, II. Lockbridgc; first on cock.
,uckrell and first and second on hen
aud puliet, Buff Rocks. and county
court premium for best male and &
females.
Mrs. James Low: second on cock
rel and first and second on pullet
White Rocks; first on pullet. White
Wyandottcs; first on pullet, White
Holland turkeys.
J. {. Heifner first on cockrell. first
and second on pullet. Partridge Wy
first on cockrcll and second
on pullct Columbian Wyandottcs.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
ASSisnee'S Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the cred
itors OF NJ. A. and John w. Laird
tnat on the 18th day of November,
l9lU, at the opening of the Circuit
Court OF st. Francois County, Mis-
souri,, or as soon thereafter as coun-
eli can be heard, | shall apply to
the Circuit Court for discharge
IRON my trust az assignee Of NJ. A.
and John W. Laird.
i, . ROBERT FORSYTH,
Sept ID, l9l0. Assignee.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

Best silk embroidery on Bulgarian
linen.-frst, Mrs. n. Reuter-; second.
l.. Westoyer.
Best on colored material-iirst. l.
tierbst; second, Mrs. Fred Fuhrmeis.
ter.
Best silk eros. stitch-fir,t, Mrs
Fred Fuhrmeistcr; second, Mrs. Hen
ry Guessing.
Best Wallachian cmbroidered-Mr
J. II, Jones.
Best denim--first and second, Mrs.
T. c. Young.
Best not otherwise mentioned
first, Mrs. John Cowley; second, Mrs.
+. NJ. Horton.
Domestic Laces.
Best Battenburg center piece-frst,
Mrs. VIM. Martin; second, Mrs. T. c.
Young
Best Battcnburg piano scarf-hrst,
L. Herbst; second, Mrs. J. +. Putt
man.
Best specimen Battenburg not 9TH
crwise mentioncd-hrst. Mrs. J. +.
Pullman; second, Mrs. r. c. Tucker.
Best specimen tatting-Mrs. w J
Alexander
English Eyelet Embroidery.
Best suit of underwear, :, pieces
Nellie Cunningham.
Best lunch cloth-tirst, Mrs. G. a.
Swearlngcn; second, Mrs. T. {.
Young.
Best center piccc--first, Mrs. Fred
Fuhrmcistcr; second, Emma Herbst
Best white linen waist-hrst, Nellie
Cunningham; second, Mrs. w. J. Bru-
EFT.
Best specimen not otherwise men
tioncd-flrst, Mrs. J. II. Jones; sec
ond, Mrs. J. i. McCoun.
Best specimen Hcdibo-Mrs. w. J..
Bructt.
Best specimen shadow-hrst, Mrs.
J. II. Jones; second, Mrs. VIM. Mar
tin
Best pair towels-Reba Halle.
Best pair pillow shams-frst, Mrs.
VIM. Martin; second, Mrs. w. J.
Bruett.
White French Embroidery.
Best drcss-Miss Hattie Smith.
Best lunch cloth-irst, Miss d.
Clardy; second, Miss Daisy Clardy.
Best center piecc-hrst. Mrs. +. G.
Evans; second, Miss ID. Clardy.
Best pillow slips-tlrst, Mrs. w. J.
Bruett; second, Mrs T.. c. Evans
Best pair towcls-hrst, Miss Elsie
Caycc; second, Mrs. J. II. Jones.
Best specimen not otherwise men
Mrs. N. p. Caycc; sec
ond, Miss kinkead.
Wallachian Embroidery.
Best center piecc-frst. Mrs. John
Hill, second. Mrs r. d. Fisher.
Best specimen not otherwise men
Mrs. Maud Brucu; sec
ond, Mrs, /. -. Fisher.
Braiding.
Best center piece--irst Miss Villa |
Buck; second, Mrs. T. C. Young.
Art Section.
Best display OF oil painting-frst.
Anna Buck; second. r. Forsyth.
Best display OF water colors-irst |
Mr.. NJ. p. Caycc; second. Dilcrta
Weiss.
Best display OF china painting
5rst DR.. Fleming; second, Ethel
Morris.
Best display OF hammered brass
Miss Anna Buck.
Best cake modulus. W. +. Giles
pic.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

variety.-hrst, State Hospital second
w. L. Matkin.
Best peck of beets, any variety
first, State Hospital; second, J. J.
David.
Best peek OF parsnips-State Hos
pital.
Best peck OF cucumbers-State Hos
piial.
Best ] heads of cabbagc--frst,
State Hospital; second, w. +. Mat
kin.
Best 3 largest pumpkins--tlrst. Mar
tin Alexander; second, Skate Hospital
No. 1.
Best } largest watermclons-John
4. Smith.
Best ) largest cantaloupes-State
Hospital.
Best peck OF onions-frst. w. f.
Matkin; second, State Hospital.
Best peck of tomatoes--iirst. Philip
Westmeycr; second. State Hospital
Best dozen stalks of okra-E. w.
Geer.
Best vcgetablcs-State Hospital
Horticulture.
Best plate of Ben Davis apples
first. G.. w. Collins; second, g. l..
Dimes.
Best plate OF Ingram applcs-i&.,
\. s. Johnson; second, Robert For
,y,h.
Best plate of Wincsap applcs-G.
w. Collins.
Best plate Of Jcnton applcs-G w.
Collins.
Best plate OF Rambo applc,-E. w.
Gecr
Best plate OF Ncwtown Pippin APP
plcs--G w Collins.
Best plate OF Baldwin applcs--G,
w Collins.
Best plate OF Golden Pippin apples
C w. Collins
Best display OF pears. ; or more
T. w. Gccr; second,
Jacob Kcsslcr.
Best display OF grapes, any variety
first, w. +. Maxim second, +. w.
Gccr.
Best display OF apples, any variety,
G. w. Collins.
Preserves.
Pcach.-hrst, Mrs. J. c. Alexander,
second, Mrs. \. R. Decker.
Pcar--irst, Mrs. A. X. Decker; sec
ond, Mrs. !. {, Alexander.
Plum--tlrst, Mrs. A. X. Decker;
second, Mrs. +. v Swcaringcn.
Blackbcrry-frst, Mrs. T. V. Swear
inRcn, second, Mrs. A. r. Decker.
Strawberry--frst, Mrs A. R. Deck
cr; second, Mrs. Alice Davis.
Chcrry-flrst, Mrs. a. K. Decker;
second, Mrs. T V. Swcaringen.
Tomato--Grst. Mrs. I. Y. Swear
ingcn; second. Mrs. A. K. Decker.
Watermelon rind-hrst, Mrs. a. K.
Decker: second, Mrs. Alice Davis.
Best display Of pickles, buffers. Jam
and rcli,hcs-irst, Mrs Alice Dayi,
second, Mrs. T. V. Swcaringcn.
Horticulture.
Best display Of house plaut>--State
Apiary Products.
Best display OF comb honey. W. /
Grcr.
Best display Of extracted honey
L. W. Gccr.
Dairy.
Best display Of buttcr-hrst. Mrs.
{. +. Rothc: second, Gertrude Nc
Cormack.
Home Economies.
Bet LOAF OF wheat brcad-frst
Mrs. T. II, Holman second. Mrs.
Alice Davis
Best angel food cake-Miss Emma
Carter
Best devils food cakc-Odeal Me.
Iormick.
Best display OF casned goods-Mrs
Alice Davis.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
Special.

Best thrcc-gaited walk. trot and
cantcr) mare or gclding--hr,t and
second won by animal, belonging to
Buck Bros.
Best boy rider under IS year, OF
agc--iirst. Roy Adams; second, Jas.
\. Ballard.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

Don't waste your money buying
plasters when You can get bottle
of Chamberlain's Liniment &or
twenty-five cents. A piece of fan
mel dampened with this liniment Is
superior to any plaster for lame
back, pains in the side and chest,
and much cheaper. Sold by f. NJ.
Laakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
TEXTILE DEPARTMENT.
Quilts

Best silk quilt-iirst. Mrs. X. {.
Tucker; second, Mrs. r. d. Fisher.
Best wooden qult-tir,t, Mrs. NJ
Green; second. Mrs. Maybcrry.
Best crib quilt-lrst, Mrs. d. B.
Todd; second, Mrs. n. A. Buc hanan.
Drawn Work.
Best lunch cloth-frst. Mrs Ho-
gan second, Mrs, G. a. Swearingcn.
Best center piecc-6rst, Nellie
Cunningham; second, Mrs. G. A.
Swcaringcn
Best handkcrchicf-ir,t Mrs. ]. +.
McCoun: second. Mrs VI. c. VIM.
Best shirt waiSt-ir.t. Nellie Gun.
bingham; second. Mrs G. 4. Swear.
rgcn.
Best specimen of drawn work
first Mrs. c. a. Swcaringcn: second.
Mrs. Horton.
Knit Goods.
Best specimen OF knitted goods
Mr., Fred Reuter-.
Crocheting.
Best slippcrs--Mrs Ed McClintock
Best center piccc--lirst, Mrs. Ed
McClintock; second, Nellie Cunning
ham.
Best carriage aighan-iirst, Mrs. d.
\. Weiss; second, Mrs. II. Guessing
Best CONFERENCE.-The Fred Rcu
ter.
Best specimen irish crochct-irst,
Mrs. Dave Weiss; second, Mrs. d. 4.
Weiss.
Best specimen OF crochet work
first, Nellie Cunningham; second,
Mrs. d. \, Weiss.
Fancy Work.
Best specimen of beaded work
first Mrs. c. VIM; second. Mrs. T.
ID. Fisher
Best fancy work bag-frst, Mrs.
J; II. Jones: second, Mrs. NJ. 7.
Caycc.
Rest piano covcr-frst, Mrs, II.
Reuter-.
Embroidery.
Best stand cover-6rst and second.
Mrs. John HILL
Best art embroidered lunch cloth
FIRST and second. Mrs. J. II. Jones.
Best art embroidered center piece
hrst. Byrd Henslcy; second, Mrs. w.
J. Bructt.
Best piece not otherwise mentioned
first. Miss V. Conway; second, Mrs.
J. p. Caycc.
Best framed embroidery-irst.
Mrs T. d. Fisher.
Best specimen Mount Melick en-
broidery-irst, Miss Ncttic Reuter-;
second, Miss Pattie Fricrson.
Best specimen Hardangcr embroid.
,ry-frst, Mrs. J. +. Pullman; sec
ond. Mrs. II. Guessing.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

A Federal prisoner confined in
jail at Cape Girardeau made his es-
cape on the 10th. He had had one
foot cut of by train, so that he
was badly crippled, but he sawed
the bars of the window and jumped
Is feet to liberty and still has it.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

Your complexion as well as your
temper is rendered miserable by a
disordered liver. BY taking Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
you can improve both. Sold by f.
NJ. Laakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
SHOW HORSES.
Roadsters.


Best stallion. 4 years old and over
first, Green Goods, owned by W.
Hutchings; second, Rex Denmark
owned by NJ. l.. Clardy, Jr,
Best mare, ! years old and over
first. Blossom, owned by NJ. l.. Clar-
dy, IT,. second, Black Beauty, owned
by Buck Bros.
Best gclding, ! years old and over
first. DR.. Suffer, owned by Buck
Bros; second, Rex Slceth. owned by
NJ. /. Clardy, Jr.
Best stallion, mare or gclding. 3
year, old-first. King H., owned by
Buck Bros; second, horse owned by
o. Edward, & Son
Best stallion, marc or gclding, :
year, old--hr,t. Ellavada, owned by
VI. l. CIardy. Jr. second G. Smith,
owned by NJ. l. Clardy, Jr,
Best stallion marc or gclding. /
year uld--lrst, Hadlcy, owned by Ed
Lotl; second. Gyp.y d.. owned by
Barbara Caroline Tulluck.
Best sucking colt-frst. colt owned
by O. W. Lott; second, Harry c..
owned by Mrs. f. T. Nolapd
Best champion stallion, mare OF
rclding-frst, Blossom, owned by NJ.
l.. Clardy, Jr.; second. King II"
owned by Buck Bros.
Best team. mare or gelding-hrs;.
Doll Baby, owned by NJ. l.. Clardy,
Jr; second, Rex Slccth, owned by VI.
/. Clardy. Jr.
Best stallion. 4 year, old and over
FIRST, Rex Denmark. owned by NJ l..
Clardy. Jr.; second, High Chcii, Owned
by Edward, & Son.
Saddlers.
Be-, mare. ! Year, old and over
first, Ruth Bernie, owned By VI. L.
Clardy. Jr.; second, Black Beauty.
owned by Buck Bros.
Best gelding. ! year, old and over
FIRST. Rex Slccth. owned by NJ. l..
Clardy. Jr.; second DR.. Suffer, owned
by Buck Bros.
Best stallion. marc or gcldng. ;
years old-tlrSt. King IT,. owned by
Buck Bros; second. Ssllic Boyd.
owned by Buck Bros
Best stallion. mare or gslding-i,rst.
Ruth Bryan. owned by Mrs. f. T. No
land; second. Ellavada. owned by NJ
l'' NIdlNN' ~
Best stallion, mare or gclding. l
year old--iir,t. Gypsy d.. owned by
Barbara Caroline Tullock; second
Iladlcy, owned by Ed Lott.
Best colt-frst. colt owned by H.
W. Lott; second, Prince Glce. owned
by Geo. J. Gocltz
Best stallion and three OF his get
urst, Rex Denmark. owned by NJ. l..
Clardy. Jr.
Best champion stallion. mare or
gcldng-hrsi, Black Beauty, owned
by Buck Bros; second. Ruth Bernie.
owned by NJ. /. Clardy Jr.
Best plantation mare or gelding--
first. mare owned by NJ. l., Clardy. Jr.
Combination
Best stalion-iirst King H., owned |
by Buck Bros; second, Rex Denmark,
owned by NJ. l.. Clardy, Jr
Best model stallion. mare or geld |
ing-lirst, Ruth Bernie. owned by NJ. |
l.. Clardy. Jr: second. Ruth Bryan. |
owned BY Mrs. T.. T. holland.
Coaches.
Best stallion. any agc--frst. 9TH
pcs Second. owned by Walter Beard.
Best mare or gelding any age
lirst. Belle. owned by L, d. Turley
Draft.
Best stallion. any agc-lirst, Sal
vanos, Jr.. owned by Leo Hogenml-
er; second, horse owned by A. c.
<nauss.
Best marc or gelding--iirst, mare
,wncd by A. {. Knauss; second, mare
'wned by L. Kneiss.
Best two-year-old-tirst, owned by
'al McClenahan; second, horse owned
y J. p. Jennings. II
Best one-year- old-frst, colt owned
y A. z. Korber; second, owned by
ieo. Hill. {
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

A. Winklebeck of Butler county
has SO acres of corn from which he
expects to get 90 bushels an acre.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

Naylor, Ripley county, is to have
Democratic newspaper edited by
DR.. NJ. NJ. Lane.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
RARY SHOW

Twelve entries. First, Dupuy For
Sicr Caycc; second, Francis Dohcrty
third, Charlie Byington
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
FLORAL HALL.
Grain.


Best peck OF red winter wheat
| first; c. {. Wcimcr; second, W. T..
Maxim.
Best peck OF black oats-W., Z.
Matkin
Bcs; peek OF white oats-E. J Her
rington.
Best 70 ear, of yellow clru--irst.
Charles Drew; second. +. ]. Herring
ton.
Best 20 ears OF white coru-hrst.
J. !. Marks: second. Henry Kicpc.
Best 20 ears OF sweet corn-W. +
Matkin.
Grasses and Grain in Stalk.
Best display OF corn in s.alk-.i.s:.
Beiser Bros; second, James Low.
Best display of COW peas in stalk
Philip Westmeyer.
Best display of mllct in stalk
first. J. w. Ycargain; second. Dciscr
Bros.
Best display OF kaffir corn in stalk.
Philip Westmeyer.
Vegetables.
Best peek OF Early Ohio potatoes.
Z. w Geer.
Best peck OF potatoes, any variety
first, T. J. Short; second, w. L. Mat
kiu.
Best peck OF sweet potatoes, my
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
CATTLE.
Shorthorns.

Shorthorns.
no., hrn wars aud oycr--,ir.t
Whrc knn,u owned bv Mccormick
& Wilson. second sultan Second,
0wrcJ by \ 4 hnhrcbnn
re-, hull year and mrdcr-6r.t
Cbn;rc Pnb;n 9wncd hv WrCorm;rk
& Wilson. second Red S,i,,r- owned
|hy X 4 krbrcbnn. third Roa, U,,1
"gyrcJ r., Y Arhmcbnn ' ~
r., hyll c,,f-Grst CaIrt. second
Mis-. sultan. Third ROYAL Marshall,
~, liz o,..n n"i'I hr V~G"r,;ct e. VII
~ Pr., &c, rnw w yr,r. and oycr-N6rs,
Nellie PIy owned bv McCormick &
WI.n,' !ccnnJ PeJ Gil "n"nd nv
\. \. Aubuchon third, Choice Violet
'T me-, "y "'O' Inv, n.'.N " o,; " ms ND
"' L. p,,. var na,J J"I ro H',"' ,,;sL
~; ~, ~ "' III I'M on',nJ ' h" W.. .l,'r
MI Mi, 3, VIVIAN at "" '''' ~ WV W.
r. H., hn;i,r yc,- aud under De-
~, IS.,,'' l.''t h''" , "'g,'''
& VI.lm any, ,c r"rI' E,r ~, VIE,
,,.,'I ~. y .,hn "I,H Me- ,;.
Whit, Girl owned hv \ \uhu.
chmn.
Best hc'irr cali i'irNi MagdaIinc,
owned hN NC l"rm'k * wilson 'cC-
oud. {. Violet. owned by Mccormick
4 Wilson; third. sutonis, owned by
M huhuchon. .,
Best herd consisting OF aged bull,
two aged COW, and three other, OF
Ci'hcr >cN) -ht,t: hcrd owned by Nc,
O"rmick q Wii'on; second nerd
owned by \ A. Nuhuchon.
sweep takes, huII any agg-'rNi.
W me- k"bin' owned by McOorml'k
" wilson.
:. sweep, '"Ee'' coy any agc-,lrsn,'
, Sg,lc !" owned ny McCofm'ck "
wilson.
Angus.
D.. ,.,,.,i O.. n,
= r. ~ nun pu'I '"'-n''' raul owned by
n D. De-. ,
ne,' COW $ year ana oVcr-Hra''
NeesN'c' ""'icu ny r. H. BEST o..
II "nnrei'SldA''' Dn'l any agc-Uf,i' T.
u he'l' -.
II 7necP''"Nc'' GO" any aRc--nr'' T.
IT, i''''
Herefords.
Best bull, wear. and o,cr--ar.,
Rex. owned nv Wc;mcr Rros ..,nnd
Sir Albany ,otb owned hy 4 r
Swjnk ~
Best bull. . year, and under 3--,,r,,
Ro,cland Eriirg owned he Inbn
Rinn. Supt.
Bc,t hui wear and rpIcr D. fir,
pcriec, lad owned hy I{.irr.
Rrc,.: second, Randolph Eairfa>
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
Poland China.

Best boar. any agc-iirst, animal
owned by John Rion. supt: second.
animal owned by Beiscr Bros.
Best SOW, any agc-llr,t, animal
owned by {. {. Sims; second. animal
owned by BciScr Bros.
Best pen OF hogs. not les, than s.
first, Bci,cr Bros; second. \. c.
Knau,,.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
HOGS.
Hampshire.

Animals from L. +. holland. pens
captured all OF the premiums, although
there were other entries.
Duroc-J Jerseys.
Animal, from J. W. Icargain's pen
captured all iirsts and l.. Wc,tuvcr's
all seconds.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
lIaaklllan

Half an hour is oil the time re.
CURED TO dye an article with
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES.
Amy one can do it, as simply
boiling the goods with she dye
is all that is necessary.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
Cotswold.

Best ewc-flrst, animal owned by
VIM Dalton.
Best buck lamb-animal owned by
VIM. Dalton.
Best eve lamb--lirst, animal owned
by VIM. Dalton.
Best pen, any breed, Consisting OF
one buck and two ewes)--iirs,, pen
owned by Ed Swink; second, pen
owned by J. w. Yeargain.
Oxfords.
Best buck-first, animal owned by
J. w. Ycargain.
Best cwe--iirst, animal owned by
]. w. feargain; second, animal owned
by LorSpzo Westover.
Best tVe lamb--irst, animal owned
by ]. w Ycargain; second, animal
owned bM -orenzo Westover.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29
SHEEP.
Shropshire.

Best buck-iirSt, animal owned by
L, +, Swink
Best cwe--hrst and second ami
NAL owned by Ed Swnk.
Best buck lamb--hrst and second.
animals owned by Ed Swink.
Best eve lamb-first and second.
animals owned By Ed Swink.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-09-29

Putnam dyes at Klein's.