PREMIUMS AWARDED AT MINN. STATE FAIR, 1899. 369 



BASKETS AND BOUQUETS. 



Floral DKSIGN-L. L. May & Co., first, $15.00; E. Nagel & Co., second, $10.00; A. 

 S. Swanson, St. Paul, third, $6 00; R. J. Mendenhall, fourth, $4.00. 



Twelve-Inch basket of Flowers— L. L. May & Co., first, $5.00; R. J. Men- 

 denhall, second, $3.00; Jacob Hartmann, third. $2.00. 



PYRAMID Bouquet— E. Nagel & Co., first, $3.00; Jacob Hartmann, second, $2.00 

 R. J. Mendenhall, third, $1.00. 



HAND BOUQUET-R. J. Mendenhall, first, $3.00; E. Nagel & Co.. second, $2.00 

 Jacob Hartmann, third, $1.00. 



Bridal Bouquet— L. L. May & Co., fir.st, $3.00; R. J. Mendenhall, second, $2.00 

 E. Nagel & Co., third , $1.C0. 



FOR AMATEURS ONLY. 

 PLANTS. 



COLLECTION OF HOUSE PLANTS IN POTS— Mrs. Wm. Wynian, St. Paul, first, 

 $5.00. 



Single Geranium in Bloom— Mrs. A. A.Brown, Minneapolis, first, $1.50. 



Single begonia in Bloom— Mrs. A. a. Brown, first, $1.50. 



CUT FLOWERS. 



Collection of AsTERS-Mrs. E. O'Reilly, Merriam Park, first, $2.00; Mrs. Geo. 

 Mohler, St. Paul, second, $1.00; Daniel G'antzer, St. Paul, third, 50c. 



Collection of balsams— Mrs. F. A. Rogers, Minneapolis, $2.00 ; Daniel Gant- 

 zer, second, $1.00. 



Collection of dahlias— Mrs. F. A. Rogers, first, $2.00. 



Collection of Everlasting Flowers -Daniel Gantzer, first, $2.00; Mrs. M 

 C. Axtell, Minneapolis, second, Jl.OO. 



Collection OF nasturtiums— Mrs. Julia R. Blake, Minneapolis, first, ?2.00; 

 Mrs. Geo. Mohler, second, 81.00; Mrs. F. A. Rogers, third, 50c. 



Collection of PANSIES— Mrs Geo. Mohler, first, $2.00; Miss H. English, St. 

 Paul, second, $1.00. 



Collection of petunias -Mrs. F. Moeser. St. Louis Park, first, $2.00; J. T. 

 Grimes, Minneapolis, second, Jl. 00; Daniel Gantzer, third, 50c. 



Collection of Verbenas— Daniel Gantzer, first, $3.00; Mrs. F. J. Wilcox, 

 Northfield, second, $1.00; Mrs. G. S. Brown, Minneapolis, third. 5Cc. 



Collection of ZiNNiAS-Mrs. Geo. Mohler, first, SJ.OO; Mrs. F. A. Rogers, sec • 

 ond, $1.00; Daniel.Gantzer, third, 50c. 



CUT FLOWERS FOR CHILDREN UNDER FIFTEEN YEARS. 



Bouquet of Asters— Albert Buel, St. Anthony Park, first, $1.50; Rosa Souden. 

 St. Paul, second, $1.00; Lottie Souden, St. Paul, third. 50c. 



BOUQUET OF BALSAMS— Lena Gantzer, St. Paul, first, $1.50. 



Bouquet of Everlasting Flowers— Miss Lena Gantzer first, $i.50; Nannie 

 Barrager, Minneapolis, second, $1.00. 



Bouquet of nasturtiums— Belle Romona, Hamline, first, $1.50. 



Bouquet of petunias.— Lottie Souden, first, $1. 50; Rosa Souden, second, $L00; 

 E. Apelt, Minneapolis, third, 50c. 



Bouquet of Sweet peas.— Bpll Romona, first, $1.50; Willie Brown, second 

 $1.00; Lena Gantzer, third, 50c. 



Bouquet of verbenas.— Lena Gantzer, first, $1.50. 



Bouquet of Zinnias.— Mary Buell, first, $1.50; Nannie Barrager, second, $1.00; 

 Lena Gantzer, third, 50c. 



Bouquet of Mixed Flowers— Rosa Souden, first, $1.53; Lottie Souden, sec- 

 ond, $1.00; Lena Gantzer, third, 50c. 



Bouquet of Peren.vcal Flowers.— Nannie Barrager, first, $1.50. 



BaUQUET OF Phlo.x:.— Nannie Barrager, first, $1.50; Lena Gantzer, second, $1.00. 



Caribolic Soap for Grben Fly. — The ordinary rose aphis and 

 other species can be destroyed by the application of a solution made 

 as follows: Dissolve 1 pound of carbolic soap in 2 gallons of boil- 

 ing water; add 1 pint of this mixture to 4 pints of soft water and 

 apply morning and evening to the infested plants. 



