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Arizona republican., 1916-07-08
WEATHER YESTERDAY


degrees.
Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month 4 degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January !. 279 degrees.
Normal precipitation January LIST to
date. 2.g9 inches.
Actual precipitation JPanuary LIST
to date. 3.03 inches
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January l, 04 inch.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-08
ARIZONA PATENTEEs Hazard

Berry x Miller, the Pioneer Patent
Agency. of Los Angeles, received by
wire from Washington, notice of the
issuance yesterday of the following
patents to Arizona inventors: Carl
Clausen. of Bisbee, mine car wheels:
William A Leddell. of MOrenci, Stag
launder lining; Gustave G. Lelevier
Douglas. biplane; Franklin o. Mackey
Tucson. slotting tool: Ernest NJ. White.
Globe valve mechanism; Lawrence E.
Wooley, Glendale, cow tail holder.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-08
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday . 102
Rainfall yesterday. ............... .G4
ROBERT O. GRANT.
Meteorologist.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-08
SPECIAL
Saturday and Monday

f5fitUI Wdy dTIU MUIIWdy
10 OF. can Campbell's Pork and
Dedns --.... .'I........ .......... IL
Fancy Sunkist lemons. per doz... 20
l OF. Armours Grape Juice 49,. 80
] PIT Doles' Pineapple juice 900. 20
| ct. Roses Lime Juice . rs
3 Lib. Can Squirrel Brand Peanut
Butter '.................... .45
! Square Comb Honey ......... Is
Two 25c pkgs. RainWater Crystals
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .35
II Cans Tall Alpine Milk 100
/ boz Fruit Jar Rings ...... ..O5
ARIZONA GRO. co.
331 f. Washington St
(Adv) II
Arizona republican., 1916-07-08

Hire little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want Ad. will see
more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-07-08

SELLS OUT INTEREST
For several years past s Knepper
and Mr. Kruger have been in part
Arizona republican., 1916-07-08
BACK IN PHoENIx-Bob Kirk


the Barber Asphalt Company returned
last Thursday from a business trip to
A lhu0uerQIe
Arizona republican., 1916-07-08
WANTS DIVORCE

hot instituted divorce proceeding
yesterday against Florence NJ. Ellio
In his complaint the plaintiff charge
that his wife deserted him year ag,
They were married in Santa Ana
June, 1909, and the following year cam
ia pbnapiN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10

u 'Np'l'' ~ I
GUADALAJARA, Jaiisco, Novlem
hrc AZ! Ayumtamiento de esta clu
dad ACADIA de expedir M orden pc
niendo r~estriccjones 81 concrete. Di-
ce aSi teXtualmente:
".Avuntamsento Constitutional de
GuaGalaiara. -EStado de- JaIlsco.
Todos los tenedores de me"cancIas
de primcra necrsidad. II cUando no
telran casa establecida nj Sc dedl-
quen contiauancnte al concrete, es-
tan obligados 4 manifcstar las eAis-
t~encias. exnrcsando el lugar en- que
las guarden V 81 domicilio partlcu-
lar. Sc scnala para Gar cumr.imien
to d eStas disposicioncs, I'm p!azo de
circo dias. cue vence el die 4 de No
viembre: en- 81 bien e~ntendidc de que
todcs los comestihles cue para enton-
caS 70 sean muHif"stados. Se?"n de-
cnmizados. :; Sc t"ata de Deruenas
c.ntidad,s =. a3emiS. raStig"doS SUs
dunars 81 son de cicrla considera-
ciGr.
N;ncura persona ticna el derecho
lo 1xicir que g Ic vcnda mayor can
t;dqG dc mnrcanrias dc las nccesarias
nara 81 Consume cotiiiaao. con 81
pretexto de Surtir dcs2enSas. para
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10
T~raspasan los traovias al hyunto-
miento
Lle=a a Matamoros Ricaut

Graudes preparedness cSJanaa
hacienda los carranciSt&s de eSt4
ciudad para recibir 4 ST. superior
Alfredo Ricaut, QUEEN rcgreSa a Ma
tamoros deSpueS de haoer paSeaGc
por las PARTICIPATES ciud&des de Ia
Repubica-
Ricaut no tue rcmovido del cargo
militar que tiene aqui. como Sc I'll
moro. cuGndo >alio con rumbo 4 IA
ciudad de Mexico llamado por Ia
rranza.
FL CORRESPONSAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10
Francisco Murguia ESTE de-
tenido en- Moves con
sus fusrzas
TODAyIA AVER Sc CRUXABAN
ApjESTAS EN- EAGLE PASS
SGBRE LAS PR0BABILlDA-
DES DEL TRIUNF0
ELECTORAL.
Correspondence Especial para Ia RENss
EAGLE PASS, Nov:embre 5.

T8SS, NOE-eWDre .
Hace algunos dias Sc ignoraba cas-;
completamente eI paradero del &c
neral carranciSca Francisco Murguia.
CUE sali0 de Torreon cen sus HON
hres rumbo 4 Chihuahua. con OBJ
jeto de cooperar con el general ia,
cinto Treviio en- "a persecution dc
los villistaS.
Ahora ne podido adquirir noticias
cisrtas de que el m~cncionado &c
neral Sc encuentra en- q pueblo chi
huahuense de N;eveS, sin podcr He
gar al sitio q GoHde Sc dirigio Gebido
4 la interruption que en- los scr"i.
clos ferrocarrleroS han c@usado los
revoluciona!1oS.
No Sc sabe que Nu.guia maya com.
batido @ los revolucionarios. Sc
gun Sc hab:a dicho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10
Lanzaa Ia candidatura de C~arranza
en- Matamoros

En- este puerto ACADIA de funda-s3
un peri6dico con 81 un;eo oojeto Dc
sostener Ia c~andidatura De C"rranza
en- las pr6ximas eleccioHes pre$iden-
ciales. Fl p~eri5dico. scSin sc SabH.
esta sosteajdo por algu@os De .o> je-
fes militares cue ma"dan aqI : GGl"
nes = TODD trance desean Ia election
de su jefe-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10

iiiando n~ccv>itc librO> Ell cspanOl
;!irijn>e Il lgnacio l.. LOlano.-GO7
D"ioro>a St.-Sam Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10
in hombre del pueblo msl'
rio de hambre al IIagar
q MataNlGr0s
TRiTAN DE CANALIZAR Ia BA-
RRi DE PUNT.A ISABEL, Pa
RA HACER ALI UNA BA-
Sc NAVAL
orr~sr"-r.n"i, E>r""iII "nra IL rRGNSt.
nnAII-N-CL-I y 49,. N-...;.n,-

"orr"sr"-r"n"iN I:>U""iII "ira IL nRENSi
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Noviem
bre SIN p~eri6dico c~arrancista
del vecino puerto da la noticia Dc
que IN individuo uue "enia de Apo.
daca para los Estados Unidos. marc
de hamhre al llcear I Matamoros
Sc supone que Fl individuo mcncio.
nado habia pasado muchas privacio.
mes en- su viaje Y antes de el. Y uuc
lego a tai gcado 81 debiIiGad = cau.
81 de Ia falta dc a!imentos. que i
produjo Ia mucrte.
Ell hccho de que cl infe.iz deScc'
nocido haya mucrto dc kamJre, faf
corroborad9 por cl dictamen de lcr
medicos. quienes aseguran que Ia
muerte Sc debi6 4 la falta dc alimon.
taci6n co~nvenicnte,
Tratan de csnal:zar la Barra de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10
E. AYUNTAMIENTO De GuAOALA.
JARA IMP0NE DURAS RESTRIc-
Clones Al C0MERCIO
Otras interesantes informaciones de varies E ta
dos de nuestra Repubfic>

del Fiecutivo local, que ha tornado
mucho empeno Ell hacer del Estado
De ZacatecGs, una cntidad culta, que
corresporda al imnortante lugar que
ocupa Ell Ia RcpUblica.
Sc refornan los presupuestos.
A lin de cumplir con 10 dispuestc
"N ~ derr"to dol Primer Jcfr Sub"c
pl-os a base dc orc naciomai. - cSla
estud;ando actualmentc el modo Dc
reformar los prcsupucstos en- csc ser
lido, = fin tc meicrar los sueldos d
los ~emplaados pJblicoS Y normaliza'
IN ]situacion ecoH0micG en- cl Estad
Probablemente Sc cstablczca rara
base de esos pages. e. mismo presu
pucSto que regia el n de 1912.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10
Van a desecaT unas paBta-
nos en- Matamaros,
TamaaIiPas
ALFREDO RlCAUT EUELVE Al
PUERTO DESPUES DE HABER
HECHO UNA GIRA POR To-
Do Ell PALS.
Correspondence Especial para IL PaENs,

MATAMOROS, TINS. Noviembre
G.-Las autoridades carrancistas del
vecino puerto han dado principle 4
las obras dc desecaci6n del EStero
que, debido a las lluvias del corrien-
tie arc quedaron convertidas en- un
pantano infecto Q i~nSalubre- Las
avenidas del rio i!enaron de aqua
el mencionado EStero y estas Sc CO.
rrompieron por Ia inamovilidad en
oue estabar. Las obras de discretion
son muy importanteS g l~ndiS2enSa
bles para Ia salubridad publica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10
fie-idc poT IN carra7cista

De Rejnos1. T~arAaUii7as, fui lie
ado al yecino puerto va iNdividuo
nuicn hirio @ravcmrnte n cficial ca
~l"ncista. Sc n>ogvra one q iclin
"Hente no tue u1olcstado por las au-
t~oridades dc Ia p"Quoha ciudad men
ciunada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10

s REgr rev. "pi ::
son tOmadCs de TO-
grafias originates y
"rreScnfTn hermoSas
nij+re> N poslclones
;iiITalcs. L0y enr!a-
49, IN Sobr2 ccrrado.
: PHOTO CO..
EIcBar:ameutO IS.
-uutENiiLiE. MICH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-10

FIguR!I Til tjrn\ or ~
nHi-TN!N S:.Hl pNHi I~VEn
I'm Lijj.0 Iit;lG NOS 10
PEISE\t
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
KING DRANK FROM PAIL
AFTER HORSE HAD FILL

Paris, Sept. 9.-The son of
leading manufacturer of Brussels.
whose two brothers have been killed
at the front, tells the following
anecdote, which dates from the first
summer of the war.
1T had been a hot day and King
Albert, who had not left the trenches
for hours. was suffering from thirst.
He asked for something to drink,
but not soldier had anything left.
Back Of the trenches a man saw
horse drinking and went over and
started to pull the bucket away.
Don't do that" said the king.
Let the poor animal drink, perhaps
it needs it more than l do"
1t was not until the horse had fin
ished drinking that the king .ook up
the bucket and drank the few drops
that remained.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

Premier Carrier Of the South.
PASSENG GER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
Trims arrive Lancaster from:
No. 118-York, Rock Hill and in
termediate stations 8:45 a. m.
No. 113-Charleston, Columbia and
intermediate stations 1911
=. IN.
10. 114-Marion, Blacksburg, Chr
lotte and intermediate stations,
1885 p. m. n
No. 117-Columbia. KingsvfNe and
intermediate stations, 7:25 D. m.
Trains leave Lancaster for:
No 118-Kingsville, Columbia and
intermediate stations S:45 a. m
No. 113-Rock Hill. Blacksburg,
Marion. Charlotte and inter
mediate stations. 10:11 a. m.
No. i14-King gsville, Columbia,
Charleston ard intermediates
stations 1885 ~
o. N.
Schedule figures are published az
Information only, not guaranteed.
For Information as to passenger
f. raa etc. call on
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
Proof From Rock Island
ROCK ISLAND CITIZENS SPEAK
OUT PUBLICLY

In Rock Island we find that peo-
pie are praising Doan's Kidney Pills
as highly as here In Lancaster. Be-
ing so near by, the statement of a
Rock Island resident is. Of particular
interest. lancaster people will do
we'll to profit by Mr. Lees exper-
ience.
A. c. Lee. engineeI of Southern
Railroad. Ala Elm Ave, Rock Is
land, c.. says: "Tfe jarring and
jolting 'of the ensi5e brought on
trouble with my bafk. Day and
night it ached like toothache. I
found 1t hard to sleep And I felt mis-
erable while on hy rfp, owing to
a steady pain ACROSS my loins. I
andnehight a44db TETEN ETTTTA
finally took Dban's Kidney Pills,
and they strengthened my back and
put my kidneys in good order"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedyA-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Lee had. Foster-Milburn Co..
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
BEST EXHIBITS FROM MANUFAC.
TURING PLANTS

j. E. NISBET, Supt.
Best Commercial Exhibits-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12

Best Collection Dahlia-First Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Begopia, raised this year
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Fern raised this year-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
First, Blue Ribbon; Second Red Rib
bon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12

For the stomach and bowel disor-
ders of babies McGEE's BABY
ELIXIR y remedy of genuine
merit. II actb quickly. is pure.
wholesome land pleasant to take.
Price Csc aRd l5oc per bottle. SOLD
by all dealers in medicine.-Adv.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
Red Ribbon.

Red Ribbon.
Best Duck, single, Pair or Trio
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib
bon.
Best Gander. Goose. Pair or Trio
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
Best Gobler, Hen, Pair or Trio
-Fdrst, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Pigeon, Pair or Trio-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Decorated Vehicle Suggestive
OF Rural Life, Cart. Buggy, Hack,
Wagon or Automobile or Float
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib
bon.
Van Wyck Community Fair en-
braces all territory in School Dis
tricts Nos. 4, 5 and 6, known as Os-
ceola, Van Wyck and Ferguson
Districts.
BEST EXHIBITS FROM MANUFAC.
TURING PLANTS.
j. E. NISBET, Supt.
Best Commercial Exhibits-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
BABY DEPARTMENT.
MRS. ]. M. YODER. Supt.
Best Baby 6 months to I year
First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib
bon.
Best Baby l year to 2 year-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Baby years to years
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
Mothers must furnish their own
baby blanket and attend the baby.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co.
Schedule in Eject August 16. 1914.
Eastern Time.

WESTBOUNI
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
RULES.

1. The First Van Wyck Commun
'ty Fair will be held at Van Wyct
High School building October 31st
ti9l6-Only one day.
2. Van Wyck Community Fa'' EN-.
braces all territory in School Dis.
aricts Nos. a, 5 and 6, known as
Osceola, Van Wyck and Ferguson
districts.
5. All entries are absolutely free
4. All entries must be made by L
a. m. October 81, 1915.
5. Exhibitors will furnish their
own pens, coops or stalls for live
stock or poultry and personally lNrk
after these exhibits.
6. Reports of wards must be made
oy judges and over their signatures
and furnished to secretary, so the1
can be entered on the secretary's
cook.
Z. The awards will be Blue Ribbon
for first prize and Red Ribbon for
second prize.
DEPARTMENT Alarm Products.
T. w. SECREST Superintendent.
Ia Bushel Wheat-Ffrst, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon
IA Bushel Oats-First, Blue P;b-
bon: Second. Red Ribbon
IA Bushel Rye-First, Blue Rib
bon; Second, Red Ribbon
IA Bushel Peas-Tirst. Blue Rib
soon; Second, Red Ribbon.
IA Bushel Velvet Beans--First,
blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribb III.
IA Bushel Soy Beans- First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Rihb"n.
IA Bushel Irish Potatoes-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
IA Bushel Sweet Potocs- -F!rst,
blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
l-2 Bushel White Corn in Ear
FIRST, Blue Ribbon; Second Red Rib
bon.
1-2 Bushel Yellow Corn, in Ear.
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib
Con.
10 Best Ears White or yellow
c Corn-First, Blue Ribbon; Second,
Red Ribbon.
Best Sample Cow Pea Hay-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Sample Alfalfa Hay-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Sample Glover Hay-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second Red Ribbon.
Best Sample Native Grass-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Bundle Oats-First, Blue Rib
bon; Second, RED Ribbon.
l Bundle Wheat-First, Blue Rib
hon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Bundle Of Rye-First, Blue Rib
non: Second, Red Ribbon.
| Largest Pumkin-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Display of Garden Vegetables
Not less than six varieties-Special
Ribbon.
Best Display from one Farm-Not
less than ten exhbits-Special Rib
aon
DEPARTMENT B.-Hor>c and Mule
Department.
u. l.. VAUGHAN. superintendent
Districts Nos. 4, 5 or 6-First Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Mare or Gelding within
School Districts Nos. 4, 5 or 6-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Rer Ribbon.
Best Pair Mares or Geldings with
in school Districts Nos a. or e
First Blue Ribbon; Second Red Rib.
bon.
Best Single harness Horse or
Mare within School Districts Nos 4
) or 6-First. Blue Ribbon; Second,
Ied Ribbon.
Best Pair Harness Horses or Mares
within school Districts Nos. 4. or
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
Best Pair Mules. Draft or Buggy,
within School Districts Nos 4. ) or
S-First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon
Best Single Harness Mule within
school Districts Nos. 4, 5 or 6-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Mule or Horse Colt, under /
year old. within School Districts Nos.
4 5 or 6-First. Blue Ribbon; Sec
,ond, Red Ribbon.
Best Mule or Horse Colt. under 2
years old. within School Districts
Nos 4. or 6-First, Blue Ribbon !;
Second, Red Ribbon
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.


Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Plum Jelly-F'irst, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Peach Sweet Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib
bon.
1 Glass Dixie Relish-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Watermelon Sweet Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Glass Pear Sweet Pickles
First. Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Rib
bon.
1 Glass Apple Sweet Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
1 Glass Cherry Sweet Pickles
First. Blue Ribbon; Second Red Rib
bon.
l Glass Cucumber Pickles-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Mustard Sweet Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon Second. Red
Ribbon.
l Glass Sour Onion Pickles-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Sour Cucumber Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
l Glass Sour Cabbage Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
l Glass Sour Pepper Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon Second, Red Rib
bon.
1 Glass Sour Tomato Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Glass Sour Mixed Pickles-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon
1 Glass Sour Chow-Chow Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon: Second, Red
Ribbon.
l Glass Tomato Catsup-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Red Pepper Catsup-
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
1 Glass Green Pepper Catsup-.
First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
l Glass Chilli Sauce-First. Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Glass Tomato Sauce-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
l Glass Pepper Sauce-First. Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Glass Strawberry Acids-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Glass Grape Acids-First. Blue
/ Glass Peach Acids-First. Blue
Ribbon Second, Red Ribbon.
l Glass Blackberry Acids s-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1-2 Gallon Sorghum Syrup-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Quart Canned Apples-Frst
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1 Quart Canned Peaches-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Quart Canned Pears-First. Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Quart Canned Strawberries
First. Blue Ribbon; Second Red
Ribbon.
l Quart Canned Blackberries-
First. Blue Ribbon: Second. Red
Ribbon.
l Quart Canned Vegetables-First
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Beans. Cabbage, Heppers-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Quart Grape Wine-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Quart Blackberry Wine-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Quart Scuppernong Wine-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Quart Muscadine Wine-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Chicken Salad-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Potato Salad-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon
/ Pound Best Honey-Frst Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
/ Pound Best Homemade Candy
First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
Best Corn Mufins-First. Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Baked Chicken-First. Blue
Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon
Best Roast Beef-First, Blue Rib
bon; Second. Red Ribbon
Best Fried Chicken-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Pone Corn Bread-First
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
POULTRY DEPARTMENT

Best Cock. any standard breed
First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
Best Hen. any standard breed
First. Blue Ribbon; Second Red Rib
bon.
Best Trio. any standard breed
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
Best Barnyard Fowl or Pair or
Trio--First, Blue Ribbon; Second,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-12
NEEDLEWORK.
MRS. IDA NISBET, Supt.

Best Raised Work Cotton Quilt
First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Patch Work Cotton Quilt
First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Patch Work Silk Quilt-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon
Best Patch Work Worsted Quilt
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Quilt by Girl under IL
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
Best Crazy Quilt in Silk-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Crazy Quilt in Worsted-
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Collar and Cuffs-First. Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Child's Cap-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Tidy-First, Blue Ribbon;
Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Crochet Corset Cover-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon
Best Table Mat-First, Blue Rib
bon; Second. Red Ribbon.
| Best Table Cover-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Table Runner-First, Blue
/ Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon
| Best Tatted Handkerchief-Fi
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Boudoir Cap-First, Blue
! ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Crochet Towel-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
J Best Crochet Piano Cover-First
/ Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Crochet Collection-First,
Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Embroidery in Linen or Cot
ton, Outlining or Braiding-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon
I Best Child's Skirt-First. Blue
Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon.
! Best Child's Dress-First, Blue
/ Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon
Best Sacque-First, Blue Ribbon;
Second. Red Ribbon
Best Ladies' Apron-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon
| Best Cross Stitch Work-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon
Best IEyelet Work-First, Blue
Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Cushion, Pin or Sofa-First,
Blue Ribbon Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Child's Cap-First. Blue Rib
bon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Handkerchief-Fir Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Towels-First. Blue Ribbon
Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Waist-First. Blue Ribbon
Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Small Center Piece-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon
Best Doilies-First. Blue Ribbon
Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Scarf-First, Blue Ribbon
Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Pillow Shams-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Table Cover-First, Blue
Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Large Center Piece-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon
Drawn Work and Hemstitching.
Scarf-First, Blue Ribbon; Sec
ond. Red Ribbon.
Table Cover-First, Blue Ribbon
Second. Red Ribbon.
Handkerchief-Firs Blue Rib
bon: Second. Red Ribbon.
Tray Cover-First, Blue Ribbon
Second, Red Ribbon.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Best Willow Work Basket-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Set Table Mats-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Specimen in Paper-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Specimen in Basket-First.
Blue Ribbon: Second Red Ribbon.
Best Specimen in Cushion-First.
Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Specimen in Buttonholes-
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Bonnet, Hat or Cap-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
REST SCHOOL EXHIBITS-SpeciaI
Ribbons.
wan Wyck, Osceola and Ferguson
Schools to Compete.)