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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12
UP AGAINST A PRETTY
STIFF PROPO-
STTTON

At a meeting of the Commercial Club
last Friday evening resolution was
passed authorizing Secretary Olnhaus-
en- to communicate with the Cincinnati
Northern in regard to changing the
present schedule of the "booze" spe-
cial. 1t is desired to have this accom-
mediation train, which now runs only
as far south as this city, to run to Bur
kettsville or Greenville, so as to give
the people of the south part part of the
county who wish to come to this city
on the new train, chance to do shop
ing and get back home the same day.
Under the new schedule adopted by
the Northern this can not be done.
For poisoned wounds use Hanford's
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12

Earned Runs-Celina 2, Dayton 4.
Two-Base Hits -Pfenning, Salimano and
Stuppe.
Struck Out-By Fleming 10, by Walker s.
Base on Balls-Oh Pfenning /.
Hit by Pitcher Pfenning and Gard.
Passed Balls-Weaver
Time of Game-l:45.
Umpire-UnRereF.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12

Henry Wesker and his bride, who
were married at Richmond, Ind, a
week ago yesterday, are now at home
to their friends at the home of the for
mer's father, Barney Wesker, north
Mill street, after spending a short hon
Hmoon at Chicago, ILL.,, and Dunkirk,
Indiana.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12
High-Gratle Eggs for setting.

Full bIOoded single-comb Brown
Leghorn eggs for sale at SO cents per
setting; chicks, 81 per dozen. See H
]. STELzER, l21 e. Wayne ST., Celins, O.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12
CONVERSIONS
LAYING

The corner stone for the handsome
new Catholic church at st. Rose, will
be laid, with appropriate services, on
Sunday, Nav u.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12

Is your face covered with pimples?
If so, it's your blood. Try a bottle of
Rexall Specific. It's absolutely guar
anteed by RILEY DRUG STORE.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12

The remains of Rev. Father Felix
Graus, who died at st. Mary's Home,
near New CorydOn, Ind, last Friday,
at the age of 90 years, were shipped
through here to Carthagena last Satur-
day Funeral services were held at ST.
Charles Seminary near there Tuesday
morning,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12

One paper in the home is
worth a dozen in the by
way. THE DEMOCRAT is
the home paper of Mercer
County.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12

Get your sickles ground while we're
not so busy. 1t pays. w. M. MERKLE,
the blacksmith, South Walnut street.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12

Choice ear seed corn, seed potatoes,
Hungarian and millet seed at MoDEL
MILLING Co., Celina, o. Phone 4S,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12
"Let Us Have Peace"

Something Of this spirit animated
Lincoln in the beautiful second in
augural address and stirred Grant
when he said let us have peace"
And we have peace as wide as the ma
ton and as deep as the hearts Of the
people, peace so profound that never
again can we have conflict, at least Of
that kind. In this spirit let us remem-
Der the struggle and let no word fall
that will wound the sensibilities Of
either side. This is the way big and
brave men remember. Only weak or
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12

If you see something in
this paper you don't like,
don't make yourself ride,
ulous by stopping the pa.
per-iust cut it out.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12
BASE BALL.

Celina will play the fast Springfield
Stars next Sunday. Game called at 3
O'Clock,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-05-12

For poisoned wounds use Hanford's
Balsam,
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10

Case Lat Pr. $500; 2nd. 5000
BEST Harness Mare, four years
old and over
s-Best Harness Gelding, years
old and over
Class LIST Pr. $1,000; End $500
s-Best Lady Driver
Class LIST Pr. $500; End. $1,000
io--Best Harness Stallion, Mare
or Gelding, any age
i1-Best Harness Mare, under 4
years old
Class LIST Pr. $1,000; End $500
i2-Best Family Turnout, used for
family purposes only
Class LIST Pr. $500; End. $1,000
i3-Best Saddle Gelding, any
age
i4-Best Saddle Stallion, mare
or Gelding, any age
Class LIST Pr. $1,000; End $500
i5-Best Lady Rider
i6-Best Girl Rider, under is
years old
i7-Best Boy Rider, under Is
years old
is-Best Light Harness turnout,
to count so per cent rig and
harness so per cent
Class 1st Pr. $500; End. $1,000
ie-Best Saddle mare, under 4
years old
2O-Best Saddle Gelding, any
age
2i-Sweepstakes for harness horses
5 per cent to enter. Horse mare
or gelding, any age. 1st, $4,000,
Cd, $500; Sd, $4,000, 9TH, $500.
22-Sweepstakes for saddle horses
S per cent to enter. Stallion, mare
or gelding, list, $4,000; I'd, $500
Sd, $4,000; 4th, $500.
NoTE-We require 5 paid entries
In both sweepstakes and will de-
duct 10 per cent for money winner.
The harness stake will be shown
Wednesday, August 23rd, and the
saddle stake Thursday, August oath
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
LIST
SALINE COUNTY FAIR
To be Held ct Marshall on August 20,
%, "a and rs, 1911.

Class, LIST Pr.,s3.00; End, $2.oo
silk quilt, patch work
g-Woolei quilt, patch work.
Silk quilt, any design.
i-Cotton quilt, any design.
s-Hearth Rug, any design.
e--lnfants clothing d.
might dresses
a--Chemise.
iO-Corset cover
Clnss 1st Pr, $500; and, $500
11-Ladies' wrapper.
is-Fancy apron.
i3-La,e Handkerchief.
Glass. list Pr.,s3.O0; 2nd, $500
Ii-SDe, ,mer OF darning.
Class, list Pr, $500; End, $500
15-Dress doll.
15-Best equipped work basket.
l7-Specimen hand sewing.
Glass, 1t Pr, $1,000; and, $500
is-Best display OF drawn work, to
consist OF lunch cloth, center
piece, napkins.
Class, LIST Pr, $500; 2nd, $500
i9-Half dozen doilies.
Class, LIST Pr, $1,000; 2nd, $500
20-Best display Of knit goodp.
Glass. LIST Pr.,s3.00; End, $500
2i-Crocheted counterpart.
Class, LIST Pr, $500; End, $500
22-Disp!ay crochet work, silk.
23-Disp,ay crochet work, wool.
Glass, LIST Pr.,S3.O0; End, $500
2i-Best specimen Irish crochet.
25-best embroidered dresser scar,
26-Best embroidered library scarf.
27-Mout Melick embroidered sofa
pillow.
Class, LIST Pr, $500; 2nd, $500
2s-Sofa pillow not otherwise spec
fled.
29-Best collection white embroid-
cry.
Glass, LIST Pr, $500; End, $500
30-Fancy embroidery or lace stock
collar.
Our state institutions are asked
- complete for above premiums.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Special Premiums

Articles exhibited In this depart
ment can be entered In n class
only. Entries close at 9 o'clock
p. m. Monday, August 21st.
Special-Rose & Buckner- For
the best made calico dress-one
pair Lady's shoes, value $3.50.
Special-Houx Bros,- For the
best poem not than five
stanzas. Theme "Shoe Repairing"
by "Jolly Tar" at Houx Bros.
store-one pair shoes, value $500.
Special-Myers & Bcil-For best
pair hemstitched sheets.-One pair
"Derby Kid Gloves, value $3.50.
special-Dwight L. Brown, jew
eler-For prettiest baby under two
years OF age, Silver Cup. This
award will be made on Thursday
ut II a. m.
Special-E. 8. Gross For the
prettiest Lady's automobile Cap,
5 pound box Douglas Chocolates.
Observation-Disclosures Jewellery
Color the best crochet hand
bag one solid Silver Butter knife.
Special Edmund Browns Drug
Store-For the best lady's cook
apron, one bottle toilet water.
S~pecial-Marshali Light, Heat &
Power Color best pound cake,
one electric iron value $500.
Special-White's Ladies Furnish
ing Co.-For the best sofa pillow
cover in crochet, Lady's comb,
value $500.
Special-Tillery's Pharmacy,
For prettiest "frock cap, bottle
perfume, value $3.50.
Special-Scott Bros. Book store
For best specimen drawn work
done by girl under fourteen years
OF age, box fine stationery.
Special-O. w. Johnston - For
the best and largest collection Of
home products produced by n
family collection to consist Of
garden products, cookery, preser-
YES, canned fruit, %jellIes, pickles,
plain sewing and art needle work,
OF all kinds, list premium, one stand
ard Sewing Machine, Rotary
Grand value $4,000. Second prem
ium, Sealy Mattress, value $4,000.
Specially. w. johnston - For
two best cakes, n Angel Food
and one Devil Food, one pair bed
springs, value $3.50.
o. w. Johnston, rooster, value
$3.50 for the best pair OF Buff
Orpington chickens.
o. w. Johnston, $500 worth OF
Sherwin-W Williams Floor-lac for ist
premium and $3.50 Of same for I'd
for best pair Of White Wyandottesi
New York Racket, go hat tosthe,
best lady rider living In the coun1
try In Saline county. No ladies|
living In Marshall eligible.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Poultry Department

Class, list Pr. $500; End, Si.00
BEST pair Buff o~rpingtons
2-Best pair Leghorns
3-Best pair Barred Plymouth
Rocks
BEST pair White Plymouth
Rocks
5-Best pair Buff Plymouth
Rocks
6-Silver wyandottes
BEST pair Single Comb Rhode
Island Reds
s-Best pair Rose Comb Rhode
Island Reds
s-Best pair Black Laugshangs
io-Best pair White La~ngshangs
ii-Best pair Buff Cochin
i2-Best pair Brown Leghorn
i3-Best pair White orphington
li-Best pair Black orphington
l5-Best pair Pekin Ducks
i6-Best pair Muscover Ducks
l7-Best pair Geese, any kind
is-Best pair Turkeys, any kind
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Special for Rural 9Th. I'll
9Th Grade Pupils of
Class of 1911

The best hem-stitched pocket
handkerchief.
The most pleasing designed and
best made apron.
The best selection OF ten ears
OF corn from tine crop of 1910.
The best written composition on
the three topics, Seed testing,
How best made, Treatment OF the
ground before planting, treatment
OF ground after planting, In order
to get best results.
First prize ---.-- ...~. .---- ..--.-.S2.50
Second prize ...... ...... $685.. =. 1850
Thkrd prize $500 ..... .. .... - 100
Open TO High Schools Only OF
Saline County
. The bsst Note Book on His
tory $500.
b The best work on constructive
Geometry $500.
Q The hsst Note Book on English
or American Literature $500.
. The best original story In Eng
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Rules for Judging Live
Stock

L The age of all horses will be
rrcoDed from January LIST.
4 All entries must be practically
ssond- The veterinary in charge
shall pass on all questions OF
asomdness and age. His decision
shsB be final.
" All light harness horss should
have substance, style and finish.
Bxxr a natural way Of going and
b. drivn In light harness to a run
shout or other appropriate four
wheeled vehicle. viii be judged on
fbeir conformation, finish, sound
nsss, manners ,adaptabi'i.y TO class
ssd all round way OF going and &C
tisn Must stand quietly. In class
~ open to both sexes, NJ advant-
ayr will be accorded to sex. Man
n.y. no count 20 per cent oonfor-
ussiou and finish 80 per cent and
performances so per cent.
e. Entries in light harness events
MR. net TO be Disseminated against
for bicmishes. Hereditary unsound
prs will debar the entry.
In case OF dubt as to hereditary
tnnsouDdness or blemishes, the
iudges will ask for the opinion OF
thr veterinary which Is final.
a. In Judging saddle horses the
EoiTies should be prepared to per-
form the five gaits prescribed by
tbr American Saddle Horse Breed
rrs Association. Viz, flat foot walk
rnnning walk step pace or fox
trot, rack, trot AMI canter. Ex-
hibits must be practically sound
and provided with saddle, saddle
blanket and bride. No her fancy
tysppings.
81 All horses, whether ridden or
driven must b. Judged from the
grchnd.
Any Judge who finds an ex-
kIhitor discorteous, should DIS
S.uabty him from the event In
vhjch he Is exhibiting.
n The three Judge system will
be used.
.. Pedigree cattle must In NIL
cases be traceable 10 the Ameri-
'rnn or Foreign Herd Books for the
psrncuiar herd 10 which they be-
1eng.
IN. Pcdigrees OF swine must be
to the American or
Foreign Herd Books for the par,ic-
MIR herd 10 which they belong.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10

lish by . member of any high
school class of 1911. "a story that
Is already appraised not admitted
to this contest) $500.
Bee Department
Honey, Bees and Apiarian Supplies
Rules for Governing Exhibits
No entries received after Tues
day, August ~.
Extracted honey must be in glass.
All honey and beeswax entered
for exhibition must be the proper
ty of exhibitor.
All bees entered for exhibition
must be the property OF the exhi-
bitor.
Class 1st Pr. $1,000; End $500
i-Most attractive and finest dis
play of comb honey
2-Most attractive and finest dis
pay Of extracted honey.
3-Display extracted honey, gran
ulated or sugared.
Class LIST. Pr. $500; 2nd. $3.50
4-Beeswax, best quality, 10 or
more
Class LIST Pr. $1,000; End $500
5-Largest and best display of bees
including Queen in observation
hiye
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Drawing

The best eight drawings or de-
signs In pencil, charcoal, or water
color, including two maps OF Mis-
souri, 2 maps OF Saline county I; and
2 maps OF United States.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Poultry

IL All entries must be In by Q
ss'rbck A. m, Tuesday, August 22d.
No. entry fee will be charged.
stock unavoidabiy detained may
be admitted at the discretion of
fhc committee In charge.
n AL specimens must be In
attractive coops, with suitable SON.
N<niences for water and feed. Easi-
~ opened for Judging and atten-
shsnue. All exhibitors arc required
I'm fnrniAh their own coops, which
msyt be neat and attractive, as all
brA are exhibited In classes.
Only one variety admitted in a
eo~p-
IA Definition OF terms.
Cock--Ma.e specimen Matched
Twsos to 1911.
Hen.-Fema.e specimen Matched
pnfor to 1911.
C,ockere,. Male specimen hatch
<~d during 1911,
Pullett. Female specimen hatch
al during 1911.
IA All specimen smust be ex-
hlksted In their natural conditions.
Pulling false feathers, ~coloring, in
sxex5hg or splicing a feather not
Eunitted.
In Judging will be by compar-
hum
Payment of Awards
AL awards will be paid by the
sseg-etary rs soon as Is possible.
Textile Department
Regulations
Il ALI articles must be the work
81 fhe exhibitor, except in display
eshlhdts.
a No article can be removed un-
~ p. m. Friday, August 25.
4 Every article will be under the
srynirol OF the superintendent.
a. where there Is no COMPETE
fIan, ARTICLES will be awarded first,
ss<pnd, third or no premium ac-
~nEtSmg 10 the merits of the article,
.11ke superintendent will ses that
s1us awarding judges ~ advised
~ idis rule.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Manual Training

The best exhibit Of Manual Train
ing, wood work.
Free for all-rural as well as town
and village schools, done In Saline
county, during school term isio-ii.
Fl st Pile ...... ...-. &. .....- $3.50
Second prize ...... ID. ...... ......... $50
Third prize ...... ...... ..... ......... 100
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
THE SCHOOL E p OF
SALINE
A General Exhibit from the
Grade Work of the Town
and Village Schools
Writing
Writing

A complete set OF writing books
one book from each grade OF the
school.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10

A Centred Missouri Industrial
and Commercial Associationn Is to-
be organised In Sedalia on August
IS and 10. The object Is to adver-
tise the advantages Of this part Of
the state.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
English

Four essays; original stories by
pupils from different grades. Prize
$1,000.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10

Tired clover, / peck
i2-Timothy seed, 1 peck
Class LIST Pr. $500; End $500
i3-Disp,ay farm seed
Grasses and Grains in Stalk
Csass lat Pr. $500; End. $500
14-Disp,ay corn
15-Disp,ay timothy
i6-Display bluegrass
display cowpeas
is-DisP.ay wheat
Tobacco
Class 1t Pr. $500; End. $500
19-Best display SIX stalks tobacco
Potatoes
Class 1st Pr. $500; End. $500
2o--Early Ohio, 1 peck
21-Early rose, 1 peck
Class, LIST Pr, $500; End, $500
22-Any variety, 1 bu.
2s-sweet potatoes. any variety,
1 bushel.
Class, list Pr. $500; 2nd. sl.o0
2i-3 heads cabbage
25-3 Hubbard squash
26-3 crook neck squash
~27-Largest pumpkin
2s-Best peck red onions
Class list Pr. $500; End. $500
2s-Best peck white onions
3o-Collection peppers
3i-Half blu. tomatoes
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10

3s-Oiive dish.
W-Stein.
h-Cream and sugar.
Miscellaneous
Class, list Pr, 500; End, soc
42-Pastel portrait.
43-Pastel landscape
A-Pastei fruit. -
45-Crayon PORTRAIT.
i8-Crayon ANNA. "
i7-Charcoal drawing.
4s-Leadpencil drawing.
is-Pen and ink drawing, other
than named.
5o-Best miniature, ivory, porce-
lain or glass.
51-Portrait in pyrography.
PAINTED sofa pillow.
53-Painted fancy bag.
5i-Portfolio, any material
Arts and Crafts
Ciass, list Pr, s1.oo' IaJ. 55c
55-Bead chair.
56-Bead purse.
57-Bead Beb
5s-Raffa Basket
59-Metal shade.
60-Burned or stained leather
pillow.
6i-Burned or stained leather card
case.
62-Burned or stained leather table
cover.
63-Carved chair.
6i-Carved tabourette.
65-Carved box.
6e-Carved picture frame.
67-Stained or burnt chest.
Sustained or burnt magazine
stand.
69-Stanied or burnt box.
7o-Staincd or burnt PLAGUE.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Art Section
Regulations

Regulations
1. All pictures exhibited must be
suitably framed and matted.
2. All exhibits must be placed
under direct charge Of the super
intendent. No labels on the ex-
hibits, nor any act OF the exhibitor
indicating ownership will be per-
mitted.
8. No Exhibitor will be awarded
more than one premium oupon en-
tries In any one class number.
4. No article a be removed un-
til the close OF the Fair, except up
on written permission OF the sup
erintendent.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Table Luxuries

All articles in this department to
be strictly home made and must be
entered Monday, August 2ist, II
possible. g,rit
The management will give good
care to articles on exhibition, but
will not be responsible for loss or
injury.
Space In Floral Hall will be furn-
ished without charge to firms des,r
ing TO make an exhibit where no
goods are offered for sale.
Class, LIST Pr. $500; 2nd, $500
ii-Best loaf OF salt rising bread
i2-Best loaf yeast bread
i3-Best loaf OF graham bread
ii-Best beaten biscuit, one dor.
i5-Best pound cake
i6-Best sponge cake
i7-Best fruit cake
is-Best Jelly cake
i9-Best cocoanut cake
So-Best chocolate layer cake
5i-Best angel food cake
52-Best devil food cake
53-Best tutti frutti cake
5i-Best marshmallow cake
55-Best caramel cake
56-Best ginger cake
57-Best doughnuts
5s-Best apple pie
5e-Best peach pie
60-Best lemon pie
6i-Best Jelly pie
62-Best chocolate pie
63-Best currant Jelly
6i-Best raspberry Jelly
65-Best plum Jelly
66-Best ounce Jelly
67-Best apple Jelly
8s-Best grape belly
6s-Best cucumber pickles
70-Best mixed pickles
Ti-Best sweet pickle peaches
72-Best sweet pikcle pears
T3-Best chow chow
7i-Best stuffed peppers
I5-Best chth sauce
76-Best tomato catsup
77-Best water melon sweet pickle
7s-Best peach preserves
7s-Best tomato preserves
sO-Best raspberry preserves
si-Best cherry preserves
s2-Best strawberry preserves
s3-Best gooseberry preserves
si-Best apple butter
s5-Best blackberry jam
Class LIST Pr. $500; End $500
s6-Best display OF preserves not
less than Q varieties
Glass LIST Pr, $500; and. $500
s7-Best display OF jelies not less
than Q varieties.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Agricultural Department
Regulations

Regulations
1. All exhibits must have been
grown by the exhibitor, and must
be worthy OF an award, otherwise
none will be made.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
China Painting

Class, LIST Pr.,s2.oO; and, $40
2o--Collection ~ pieces.
21-Set Of six plates, 8 inches o.
more.
22-Punch Bowl
23-Jardinere.
24-Tankard or wine pitcher.
25-Vase, owe ~ inches.
26-Vase, under ~ inches
27-Salad or fruit dish.
2S-Cake or bread plate.
29-Water or lemonade pitcher.
3o-Toi,et set, 4 pieces.
3l-Bonbon dish.
S2-Cup and saucer, fancy.
ss-Head OF figure.
S4-Portrait.
s5-Flowers on tray or PLAGUE
s6-Set OF 9, bread and butter.
S7-Specimen conventional work.
Ss-Pieces, other than named.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Mule Department

Class, LIST Pr, $1,000; End, $500
BEST mule under 1 year old
2-Best mute 1 year old and under
two
3-Best mule, 2 years old and un-
der three.
Glass LIST Pr. $500; and 5000
i--Best mule, over 3 years old
5-Best pair mules, any age
NOTE-The classes In this de-
partment will be shown Thursday
morning, August "a.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Jacks and Jennets Depart

ment
Class, LIST Pr, $1,000; and, $500
best jack, under 1 year old
2-Bcst Jack, under 1 year old and
and under two
3-Best Jack, . year Old and I'M
der three
Class LIST Pr. $500; End $1,000
BEST Jack, I've 3 years old
Class, LIST Pr, $1,000; and, $500
5-Best Jannett, under 1 year old
Chest Jannett 1 year old and I'M
der two
BEST Jannctt, 2 years old and un
der three
Class LIST Pr. $500; End $1,000
s-Best Jennett, over 3 years old
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Harness and Saddle Horse
Department

Glass ist Pr. $500; and $1,000
BEST Harness Stallion, 4 years
old and over
2-Best Harness Stallion, 3 years
old and under 4
s--Best Saddle Stallion, years
old and over
l--Best combination harness and
saddle stallion any age
Chase, LIST Pr. $1,000 End, 500
-Best Harness Colt, under ono
year old
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10

Class, LIST Pr, $1,000; End, $500
BEST Stallion, under 8 years
Class LIST Pr. $4,000 and $1,000
2-Best Stallion, 8 years old and
over
Class, LIST Pr, $1,000; End, $500
s-Best Stallion, 1 year old and
under q years Z
i-Best Stallion colt
5-Best mare under 1 year
6-Best mare, 1 year old and un-
der two
BEST mare, 2 years old and un-
der 3
Class LIST Pr. $500; and $1,000
s-Best 8 years old and over
s--Best pair Draft mares
NOTE-These classes In this de-
partment, will be shown, Friday,
August 26th-
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10

DEPARTMENT X.
OIL Paintings
Class, LIST Pr,S2.00; End, 500
1-Collection not Less then ten In
number.
Class, LIST Pr, 800; End, SOC
2-Portrait.
3-Ideal or fancy head .
4-Landscape.
5-Marine view.
6-Animal, fish or bird.
FLOWERS.
Strut OF Vegetable
s-Figure or figures.
i0-Piece, other than named.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Water Colors

Class, Ist Pr $500; End, 100
ii-Oollection not less than ten In
number.
Class, list Pr, 800; and, soc
l2-Ideal or fancy head.
i3-Landscape from nature.
14-Flowers from nature.
i5-Flowers from copy.
l6-Fruit or vegetable.
l7-Animal, fish or birds.
is-Figure OF figures.
1s-Piece, other than named.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
Drawing

the grades enrolled In the schools.
Drawing
The best OF eight books in draw
ing or dcsigning-one book only
from any OF the grades In the
schooi-done in pencil, charcoal, or
water color, including, Q maps Of
Missouri 2 maps OF Saline county,
and 2 maps OF United States.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
A General Exhibit From
Rural Schools of Saline
County

One set OF writing books cop.
books. One book from each %
the grades enrolled In the schools
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-10
English

a. 4 essays; b. 4 origina
stories by pupils from any grades
enrolled I'm the school. Prize Slo