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HAWKEYE— Dewain Cook, first, $1.00; O. M. Lord, second, 75c; H. F. Busse,. 

 third, 50c. 



Lord -Jewell Nursery Company, first, $1.00; W. L. Parker, second, 75c. 



Mankato— Dewain Cook, Windom. first, $1.00; O. M. Lord, second, 75c. 



New Ui<M— Dewain Cook, first, $1.00; O. M. Lord, second, 75c. 



OCHEEDA— H. H. Heins, first, $1.00; W. L. Parker, second, 75c.; Dewain Cook, 

 third, 50c. 



ROCKFORD-O. M. Lord, first. $1.00; W. L. Parker, second, 75c.; J. G. Bass, third, 

 50c. 



ROLLtNGSTONE— O. M. Lord, first, $t.00; Dewain Cook, second, 75c.; A. A. Boat, 

 third, 50c. 



STODDARD— O. M. Lord, first, $1.00; W. L. Parker, second, 75c.; Dewain Cook^ 

 third, 50c. 



Surprise— Jewell Nursery Co., first, $1.00; O. M. Lord, second, 75. 



WEAVER— H. H. Heins. first, $1.00. 



Wolf— Dewain Cook, first, $1.00; Jewell Nursery Co., Second, 75c.; Chas. Gies- 

 mann, St. Paul, third, 50c. 



WyANT—O. N. Lord, first. $1.00; Dewain Cook, second, 75c.; W. L. Parker, third, 

 50c. 



Windom— Dewain Cook, first. $1.00. 



Seedling— W. L. Parker, first, $5.00; W. S. Widmoyer, second, $3.00; L. D. Hall8» 

 Mendota, third, 50c. 



SUNDRIES. 



PEACHES— C. W. Sampson, first. $2.00. 



Ancient Briton Blackberries— H. L. Crane, first, $1.00. 



Sand Cherries— C. W. Sampson, first, $2.00. 



FLOWERS. 



Open to Al . 

 PLANTS. 



Collection of Greenhouse and Hothouse Plants— L. L. May & Co., 

 St. Paul, first, $30.00; R. J. Mendenhall, Minneapolis, second, 825.00; E. Nagel & Co., 

 Minneapolis, third, $20.00; Jacob Hartmann, Minneapolis, fourth, $10.00. 



Collection of FoliagU and decorative Plants— R.J. Mendeahall& Co., 

 first, $20.00; E. Nagel & Co., second, $15.00; Jacob Hartmann, third, $10.00. 



Collection of Climbing Vines, Five varieties— Jacob Hartmann, first, 

 $2.00; E. Naeel & Co.. second, $1.00. 



Collection of Five hanging Baskets, One of a Kind— L. L. May<fc Co., 

 first, $1.00; E. Nagel & Co., second, $3.00; Jacob Hartmann, third, $2.00. 



Collection of Coleus. Six or More Varieties— E. Nagel »k Co., fir8t,$2.00; 

 Jacob Hartmann. second, $1.00; L. L. May & Co., third, 50c. 



Collection of Tuberous Rooted begonias— E. Nagel <fe Co., first, $1.00. 



Single Specimen palm— L. L. May & Co., first, $3.00: R.J. Mendenhall, second, 

 $2.00; Jacob Hartmann, third, $1.00. 



Collection of geraniums in Bloom— E. Nagel & Co., first, $1.00; Jacob 

 Hartmann, second. $2.00. 



Twelve Carnations in Bloom, not less than Five Varieties— E. 

 Nagel & Co., first, $3.00; Jacob Hartmann, second. $2.00. 



Vase Filled With Plants at the Fountain in Horticultural Hall 

 — L. L. May & Co., first, $1.00; Jacob Hartmann, second, $3.00; R. J. Mendenhall, 

 third, $2.00; E. Nagel & Co., fourth, $1.00. 



CUT FLOWERS. 



Asters, not less than six kinds -L. L. May & Co., first, $3.00; Jacob Hart- 

 mann, second, $2.00; R. J. Mendenhall, third, $1.00. 



Carnations, Six Varceties-E. Nagel & Co., first, $3.00; R. J. Mendenhall, 

 second, $2.00; Jacob Hartmann, third, $1.00. 



Roses, Six Varieties -L. L. May & Co., first, $3.00; R.J. Mendenhall, second, 

 $2.00; E. Nagel &3Co., third, $1.00. 



