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The Yakima herald. [volume], October 05, 1899, Image 1
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The Yakima Herald.
VOL. XI,
I li"s a Litiie Warm lit Yon~ lil sooF
1 Will 9 HBJIBF! yJ&fa.
I The "GEM" Hot Blast Wj
is the beat stove made &?%J j|
2 for burning soft coal. |iliiS>
3 We have them in 3 Sizes. ojjjj_l>3gr*
Ijfl "jT 111 LX JLt '
hi CS> -Hi Pi
| A^lL aiE^^ilson Air Tight
4 lor wood, with outside
3 H^^^^^^Hs «lral't, is acknowledged
1 I Hie leader of* air li^lils.
1 I Clean, eeoiioniic*ail and
1 I durable.
| a look art tliem
F2 FOR SALE BY
I Takima Hardware Co.
15,000 I
That's the number SCHOOL TABLETS we have just received. A big lot, isn't
it? Hut they will not last long at the prices marked on them. Send in your or
ders for. . . .
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A FINE LINE JUST RECEIVED.
Everything in Stationery. MOORE & WENNER.
WASHINGTON STATE PAIR.
List of Premiums Awarded to Successful
Exhibitors.
The following is a list of successful ex
hibitors, the premium numbers rjuoted
corresponding with the numbers id the
annual premium list:
UYI STOCK.
Standard Bred Roadsters—
(.'has Simpson, first premium, No.
109, $10; second premium, specUl by!
Lombard A Horsley, No. 2i6, $7.
Geo. A. Kelley, first premium, No.
172, $8; second premium, No. lt>o, $5.
L. B. Lindsay, tiret premium, No.
-"-''■, special by Lombard A Horsley, $8.
The Hazelwood Co. secured the fol
lowing:
Knglish Shire —First premium. No.'
185, $20.
Jerseys—Second, No. 275, #10.
Holsteins—First, No. MO, $12; first,
No. 287. 110.
Guernseys—First, No. 317, $16; first,
No. 320, $20; second, No. 321, $7; second,
No. 322. $7.
Poland China—First, No. 358. $4 ; first
and second, No. 359, $3; first, No. 301,
♦2 40; first unit second, No. 302, $2.40.
Meat Cattle—.Special by Yaltimn Mar
ket, *2.
Clydesdale—A. Gurley, first, No. 193, |
$20.
French Coach—VV. H. Whipple, firet.
No. 201. $20.
Bhorthorns—W. O. Minor, first. No. |
229, $20; second. No. 231, $10; second, I
special, No. 234, $10; first, No. 235, $10; |
junior champ'on heifer, No. '_'.->B, diploma.
NORTH YAKIMA. WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, OCT. 5, 1899.
Chas. K. f.niM wns awarded premiums
as follows:
Shorthorns—First and second. No.
230, $20; first, special, No. 231, $10 ; first!
and second, No. 232, $35; first, special,
No. 234. $10; second, No. 23.">, $7; herd,
No. 230, diploma; junior champ, bull
and heifer. No. 238, diploma.
Cotswold—First on ram and ewe, No.
332, $8.
Southdown—First on ewe, No. 334, $4.
Shropshire—First on ram and ewe, No.
335, $5.
Angora Goats—First, No. 344, $8;
special, A. Schindeler, No. 340, watch;
special, Coffia Bros., Nob. 348,349,470,
477.
Hercfords—A. J. Splawn, first, No.
MS, $lti; first, special, No. 254, $10; first,
j No. 255, $10; first, No. 250, $8; first, No.
. 257, $8; herd, diploma.
Jerseys—P. M. Shanks, first, special,
No. 274, $20; second, No. 277, $15; sc
ond, No. 278, $7; first, special by Janeck,
. No. 270, medicine, $10.
Jerseys—A. M. Stevens, first, special,
No. 275, $15; first, No. 270, pi; first, No.
277, *20; first, No. 278, $10; second, No.
279, $7; herd diploma.
Jerseys—N. Wnodhousß, second, No.
274, $15.
(my Mail,. Kirhtirds received the fol- \
■ lowing award*:
HototeiM —First, Nd. 285, $lfi; second, '
1 No. 287, $7; first and second, No. 288.;
; $28 ; first, No. 259, $8; first and second,
I No 100,91860 ; herd diploma. No. Ml;
I pnidut:e of one cow, diploma, No. 29.1.
Chester White—Firet, No. 373, $1.00;,
I first, No. 370, *1 60
Tamwnrth—Firs', No :J7<». IS40; Sftt!
and Recond, No. 380,12.40; first, No. 382,
|140; first and second, No. 883, $2.40.
Guernseys—F. E. Bhannon. first, No.
300, $8; secood, No 320, $15; first, No.
321, $10; first. No, 322, $10; herd dip
loma, No. 323.
Merinos—Chas. McAllister, first,
special, No. 330, $<>; A. I). Sloan, cigars,
No. 347.
Merinos—H. M. Gilbert,second special,
No. 330, 14 ; Schott Shoe Co., shoes, No.
347, $15.
Soutbdowns—Cameron Bros., first and
second, No. 334, $0.40; Hotel Bartholel,
No. 345, $15.
ruNui*
Roses, first premium. Mrs. Nellie
Gunn. Asters, Mrs. H. M. Taylor.
Dahlias, Bessie M. Scudder. Geraniums,
Brut, Mrs. .1. I*. Crawtord ; Recond, Mrs.
R. K. Nichols. Chrysanthemums, Nellie
Gunn.
WOW <T AUT.
No. 440, Mrs. A. M. Welch; No. 441.
Mrs. A. M. Welch ; No. 444, Mrs. I. P.
lEotflehart; 445, Thomas 11. Rutter; 449,
Mrs M Snodgrass first, Mrs C M Hauser
second; 480, Mrs L B Kinyon first, Mrs
8 Louise Ross second ; 451, Mrs A Car-
Inrfnn fll[
Jil U in
(Scot Cash Beats All Other Competition.!
liriUL'your <-a»h with y.,u «ud tee how miuh
we MM rave you even on until MIX Kvcry
tklaf In thin Hut-. Mania tlie oM m Diwl
ive h'jil-'iii.; l»fond >!rect.
voeso; 4:,2. Mrs S W White; 4">:t, Mra S
W White; 404; Mr* 8 LoolM Kosh first,
Mrs I, H Kinvon second; 4-V>. Mr* X X
i Nichols first. Mrs L ll Kinvon bpcoihl;
!4ort. Mrs S \V While: 4">7, Mrs. A. W.
SjH-yers; 458, T H Rutt^r; 4..0, Mrs S
Louise Ross; 4<>o, Misllenry Bchott; 4(11,
Mrs Jean Vance; 4ti2, Viola Tuesley; 4<i:S,
lean A Cameron; 464, Mrs 8 Lmlm
Roe>; 4»m, Anna l< Meyer; Mete»ll
special, Mis- A kj« Bsckßiß; 4<il!n, Mrs
Mirks; -Will.. Mrs Marti. Bpeciitl <li
pi IBM for l.ii-f fancy anil mg work—Mrs
Martha KurtVtt. Mrs. \!ex Miller (8),
Mr« t 0 Hall, Mrs. Sandmeyf r (2).
( I I.IN AKY DKI'MMMKNT.
L"af o( Cake—Kirs 1, Mrs. S. Louise ;
IJikp; second, Mra. L. H. KinyoD.
Coffw Cake—First, Mrs. X K. Nichols ;
Meond, Mm. 1.. I!. Kinvon. I,»vpr ;
Cake—Mra T. w. White. FrnitOmka—
| Mm. T, W. Wblt*. It-ikini? Powder
Btreaita —Mr«. A. Oarraam. BaJt-rMog
i Bread—Mra, ('. M. llamer
Mrs. Manser wan awarded lirnt prem
ium for tipst dioplav cookery.
Potato Ypbb tlireaii—Kirsl, Mre. L. B,
Kinvon; spcoiul, MrH. S. Lmtiaa Hoes.
!jarKe*t Kainily—First, Mrs. P. L.
Zeikle, 12 chiKiren; second, Win. Mc-
Kivor, 8 children.
FAKM I'HOIM t IS—CUM I.
No. I—William I.cc, jr., first; H Hen
thien, sei'ond ; Peier J. Kschhach, third.
No. 2—H. Henthien, first, Hazlewood
Company, second.
No. 8— Mh/.lpwoui) OompMljr, first;
William Lep, jr., second.
No. 4-H. Baathita, first ; William
I^b. jr., second ; H. Henthien, third.
No. ■")—Ha/.lewood Company, first ;i,
William I.pp, jr., Hwond
No. ti—William I,ep, jr., first; William ;
Lpp, Jr.. second.
No. 7—Ha/.l«wo<id Company, first; ]
William Lee. jr., second; H. Kenthien, ]
third.
No. s—Hazlewood Company, first; j
William Lee, jr., second; U. Benthien. |
third.
No. !)— H. Henthien, first.
No. lu—J. H. Wood, first; J. B. Hhan- •
non, eei-ond; William Lep, jr., third.
No. 11—William Lee, jr., first; H.
Benthien, -econd ; I^. ii. Klnyon, third.
No. 12—L. B. Kinyon, first; William
Lee, jr., second ; C. Marrs, third.
No. 18— William Lee, jr., first; Hazle
wood Company, second.
No. 14—Bert Allen, firat; Cameron
Bros., second.
CI.AKK 2.
No. 15—William Lee, jr., first: H.
Benthien. second.
No. 16— H. Beml.ien, first. H. Ben
thien, Hprnnrt.
No. 17 —lla/Vu-.iinl Company, first.
No. IS—William Lee, jr., first.
No. Ill—William Lee, jr., first; H.
Rowland, second.
No. 21 — 11. Benthien. Specinl premium
by Htudebaker Bros.
No. 22 —J. 11. Wood. Special premium
by John Sawbridge.
No. 23—William Lee, jr., first; Peter
J. Escbbach, second. Special premium
by North Yakima Milling Company.
No. 24— William Lee, jr., first; H.
Rowland, second. Special premium by
North YHkmm Milling Company.
No. 25—William Rowe, first. Special
premium by Selah Valley Company.
No. 125 a— l'eter J. Eechbach, first;
Williaai l.ii, jr., secood. Special pre
mium by Pacific Brewing & Malting
Company.
No. 107—William Lee, jr., first; C.
Marrs, second ; A. W. Speyers, third.
KIVIsroN O—KRITT0 —KRITTS —CUM 1.
No. 107,'a'—Orlando Beck, first; E. M.
Harris, second ; F. Walden, third.
No. 108—Orlando Beck, first; L. B.
Kinyon, second.
cbahs I wviu arum.
No. 100— H. Rowland, first; W. L.
Wright, second ; Orlando Beck, third.
No. 110—C. Marrs, first; H. Rowland,
second; W. L. Wright, third.
CI.AHS :j—I'KACHKK.
No. Ill— William Lee, jr., first; Will
iam Lee, jr., lecond; A. W. Speyers,
third.
i i.ash 4— n \K*
No. 112-J. K. Shannon, tirßt. Orlamlo
Berk, Hecond ; J. M. Baxter, third.
No. 113— J. E. Hhaunoti, first; Orlamio
Beck. Mood; C MarrH, third
No. 114—X. Waldtn, first; \V. L.
Wright, second; C. Marrn. third.
c i.v-n &—runm asm nvww.
No. Jl'i— Orlando IVik, first; A. W.
xo. ;*s
c Confeciionefy
Choice Fruits, Fresh
Peanuts and Popcorn
Ice Cream and drinks.
I^ E MIKADO
N,>. 118— A, W. Spqran, lir-l ; Will
iiun Lee, Jr., ncoikl; C Marrt, third.
OIiAM »i—(jriNi Kg.
No. 117— William L» ■, jr , tirpl: A. W.
Speycrs, MOOT 1; (>. V. Carpenter, third.
CLASS 7— <• !( VPKN.
No. 199—William UM, jr., fir-t; John
Qamobt, Mmndj A. W. Speyers. third.
No, 11 1) — .J.i," Pswr, tirot. William Lee.
jr., Hcood; a. W. Spayan, ttiird.
No. 1110—Jop Kt»«er, tirst; John (Jar
reiht, Wooed, William L«e, jr., third.
M'KCI \I. IKKMII MS.
No. IL'l— C. Miirre, llritt. H. 11.
Schott yOo.
No. Ut— L. B. Kinyon. C'ollin Bros.
No. 128— L. B. Kinyon. Coffin Bros.
No. IL'J-H. Rowland, liret. Coflln
Bros.
No. ]!'.")—(.:. Mam, a. k. Lation.
No. US—William Lw, jr. North
VHkinni Itruu Slore.
No. ISl7—William l{n*p. Dilter Bros.
No. 128—William Leo, jr. Ditter Bros.
No. list —Willinni Scwlcv. (irccn Mer
cantile C p niv.
No. ISO— Mn. A. W. Watt, tiret; C.
Miirrs. second. Fred lirookor.
No. 130a—SbIMb A. Krv. firßl ; Mrs. W.
1«. Wright, Hecond. Si. l'aul A Tucoma
Lumber Comixny.
No. 1301)— Mrs. A. W. Watt, first; Mrs.
F. C. lillll, MM .1,1.1. SI. I'Kill .\ TH.-01111l
Lumber ('onipany.
No. 130c-Mrs. A. W. Watt, first;
William Lee, jr., second, St. Paul &
Tacoma Lumber Company.
DIVISION ll— CLASS I—VKIIKTAHI.KS.
No. 181— H. Ueiithien, unit; William
Lee, jr., Hecond ; John Uarreeht, third.
No. 132— H. Heuthien, first; J. H.
Manlove, second; William I>ee, jr., third.
No. V.V.I— W. N. Granger, first; J. E.
Shannon, secon•!; M. ISenthien, third.
No. 134— H. Henlhien, first; William
Lee, jr., Hecond; N. Woodhouse, third.
No. 135— H. Henthien. first; William
Lee, jr., Meond. J. B. Shai non, third.
No. l.'U)—Henry Kampeter, first; H.
lienthien, second ; William I^ee, jr., third.
No. 187— H. Benthien, first.
Mo. 188 -B. Henthien, first; William
Lee, jr., second ; John Oarrecht, third.
[Notk —Special premium* for Nos. 11l
mid 118 were «fven by Yakima restaurant
: for peaches ami grapes, %j
Nos. 1(i8, 111 and !1S received for
apples and pears from the I'ioneer Lum
ber Company $10.
No. 120 received from Alfred Dent,
"Mikado," $2 and $1 premiums.]
[The length of the lilt of awards ren
ders it impossible to print it in full this
week. The balance will be published in
next Thursday's isaue.]
Fair ANtrmath
Last week the "wnetßhip of one of the
beautiful rugs on exhibition was credited
to the wrong party. Mra, Alex Miller
was the maker and exhibitor—not Mra.
Marks, as stated.
The handsome and choice collection of
Yakima fruits exhibited by C. It. Harris,
ttleo the fine collection of fruit mid pro
duce grown by Fruit inspector Beck,
have hi-in tuken to the Seattle exhibition
and will be put in competition for tbe
purse offered for the best conuty display,
Mr. liurriH will have charice of the ex
hibit.
Gilt Kilge fltoru hag best fruits and veg
etables in city. L'S 12t
Schillings
Best
tea
sold only in
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