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Sweepstakes — First, Robert M. Clark, Mitchellvlllc ; seconrl, Cyrus E. Harvey, 

 Altoona ; third, Cyrus E. Harvey, Altoona. 



DISPTvAY OF FRl'ITS. 



Judges R. S. Herrick, Ames, Iowa, and 



F. M. Harrington^ Ames, Iowa 



General Collection — First, Cyrus E. Harvey, Altoona ; second, Chas. O. Gar- 

 rett, Des Moines ; third, E. O. Worth, Mondamin ; fourth, B. Stuart, LeMars ; 

 fifth, J. F. Wellons, Indianola ; sixth, Mrs. Follie Mincer, Hamburg; seventh, 

 C. E. Mincer, Harnburg ; eighth, W. C. Marcue, LeMars. 



ORNAMENTAL DESIGNS IN FRUIT. 



Judges Wesley Greene^ Des Moines, Iowa, and 



William Vinees, Sr. 



Best and Most Artistic Basket of Fruit — First, Mrs. Frank Stuart, Des Moines, 

 score 95 ; second, Chas. O. Garrett, Des Moines, 90 ; third, Mrs. O. A. Duker, 

 Altoona, SS ; fourth, John C. Hoi, Des Moines, 86 ; fifth, J. F. Wellons, Indianola, 

 81; sixth, Mrs. Ella Plummer, Des Moines, 80; seventh, Mrs. J. A. Sprague, 

 Mitchellville, 78 ; eighth, B. Stuart, Des Moines, 76 ; ninth, Cyrus E. Harvey. 

 Altoona, 75 ; tenth, A. R. Soder, Hartford, 73 ; eleventh, A. R. Toothaker, Sioux 

 City, 70 ; twelfth, Mrs. Follie Mincer, Hamburg, 68 ; thirteenth, Clark Bros., 

 Albia, 66 ; fourteenth, J. L. Todd, Des Moines, 64 ; fifteenth C. E. Mincer, 

 Hamburg, 62. 



PEARS. 



Judge J- H. Allison 



Collection of Pears, Not Less Than Fifteen Varieties — First, M. J. Worth, 

 Mondamin; second, Cyrus E. Harvey, Altoona; third, E. O. Worth, Mondamin. 



Plates, Any Worthy Variety (Premiums Limited to Fifteen Varieties) — First, 

 Cyrus E. Harvey, Altoona, on four varieties; B. Stuart, Des Moines, on two 

 varieties ; M. J. Worth, Mondamin, on four varieties ; Chas. O. Garrett, Des 

 Moines, on two varieties; Kenneth Reeves, Waverly, on one "variety; C. E. 

 Mincer, Hamburg, on one variety; E. O. Worth, Mondamin, on one variety. 



Second, M. J. Worth, Mondamin, on four varieties ; Cyrcs E. Harvey", Al- 

 toona, on one variety ; E. O. Worth, Mondamin, on four varieties ; Kenneth 

 Reeves, Waverly, on three varieties ; Mrs. Follie Mincer, Hamburg, on one 

 variety ; C. E. MinceV, Hamburg, on one variety. 



Best Seedling Pear — First, C. E. Mincer, Hamburg. 



Largest and Best Collection per Plate, Distinct Varieties— First, Cyrus E. 

 Harvey. Altoona ; second, M. J. Worth, Mondamin. 



GRAPES. 

 Judge F. M. Harrington, Ames, Iowa 



Be.'-t and Largest Collection of Grapes, (four bunches to plate) — -First, John 

 C. Hoi. Des Moines ; second, Chas. O. Garrett, Des Moines ; third, B. Stuart, 

 Des Moines. 



Campbell's Early — First, Chas. O. Garrett, Des Moines; second, B. Stuart, 

 Des Moines. 



Pockingtnn — First, Chas. O. Garrett, Des Moines; second, John C. Hoi, Des 

 Moines. 



Concord— Fir; t. Evving Farm. Des Moines ; second, Mrs. W. M. Riley, Pater- 

 son. 



Worflen — Fiist, J. L. Todd, Des Moines; second, W. A. Pickering, Des Moines. 



i:ielawarf — I''irst, C. IT. True, Edgewood ; second, Chas. O. Garrett, Des Moines. 



Woodruff 11;".- lurst, Chas. O. Garrett, Des Moines; second, John C. Hoi, 

 Des Moines. 



Wyoming Red — First, J. F. Wellons, Indianola ; second, John C. Hoi, Des 

 Moines. 



