PREMIUMS AWARDED AT STATE FAIR. 409 



PLUMS. 



CoiiLECTiON.— W. L. Paiker, tirst, $5.00; Jewell Nursery Co.. second, $4.00; A. H. 

 Brackett, third. $3.00; Clarence Wedge, fourth, $2.00. 



Cheney.— W. F. Coffin, Hamline. first. 11.00; A. H. Brackett, second, S .75; C. W. 

 Sampson, third, $ .50. 



Desota.— Jewell Nursery Co., first; Martin Penning, Sleepy Eye. second; W. L. 

 Parker, third. 



Forest Garden.— M. Pearcc, first; Jewell Nursery Co., second; A, A. Bost, third. 



New Ulm.— Clarence Wedge, first. 



OCHEEDA.— A. H. Brackett, first. 



RocKFORD.— J. G. Bass, first; W. L. Parker, second; A. H. Brackett, third. 



BoLLiNQSTONE.— A. H. Brackett. first; W. L Parker, second; J. G. Bass, third. 



Stoddard.— Martin Penning, first; W. L. Parker, second; Clarence Wedge, third. 



Sdrprise.— Martin Penning, first. 



WE.4.VER,— A. H. Brackett, first; Martin Penning, second; W. L. Parker, third. 



Wolf.— Jewell Nursery Co., first; W. L. Parker, second; Clarence Wedge, third. 



Wyant.— Martin Penning, first; A. H. Brackett, second; Clarence Wedge, third. 



New Seedling Plums— Never having received a premium at the Minnesota State 

 Fair.— Martin Penning, second ; W. L. Parker, third. 



Pears —J. S. Harris, first; Clarence Wedge, second. 



Peaches.— M. Pearce. first. 



SUNDRIES. 



Ancient Briton Blackber'»ies.— A. H. Brackett, first. 



Sand Cherries or sand Cherry Hybrids.— Clarence Wedge, first. 



FLOWERS. 

 (Professional.) 



Coi lection of Greenhouse and Hothouse Plants.— E. Nagel •& Co.. Minneapolis, 

 first, iSO.OO; Jacob Hartmann, Minneapolis, second, $25.00; John C. Fleischer. St. Paul, 

 third. $20.00: Mendenhall Greenhouses, Minneapolis, fourth, $)0.00. 



Collection of Foliage and Decorati^t; Plants —Jacob Hartmann, first, $15.00; 

 Mendenhall Greenhouses, second, SIO.OO; .Tohn C. Fleischer, third, $5.00 



Collection of Climbing Vines— Five "Varieties —John C. Fleischer, first, $2.00; 

 Jacob Hartmann, second, $1 .00; E. Nagel & Co., third. $ .50. 



Collection of Five Hanging Baskets— One of a Kind.— Jacob Hartmann, first, 

 $5.00; E. Nagel & Co., second. $3.00; John 0. Fleischer, third, $2.00. 



Collection of Coleus— Six or More Varieties— E. Nagel & Co., first, $2.00; JohnC. 

 Fleischer, second, $1.00; John Vasatka. Minneapolis, third, $ .50. 



Collection of Tuberous-Rooted Begonias.— John C. Fleischer, first. $4.00; Men- 

 denhall Greenhouses, second, $3.00; John Vasatka. third. $2.00. 



Single Specimen Palm.— Mendenhall Greenhouses, first, $3.00; Jacob Hartmann, 

 second. $2.00; E. Nagel & Co., third. fl.OO. 



Collection of Geraniums in Bloom.— JohnC. Fleischer, first, $4.00; E. Nagel & Co., 

 second. $2 00; Jacob Hartman, third. $1.00. 



Collection of Gloxinias in Bloom.— John Vasatka, first. $3.00. 



Twelve Carnations in Bloom, not less than five varieties.— John C. Fleischer, first- 

 $3.00; E. Nagel & Co., second, $2.00 



Vase Filled with Plants— at the fountain in Horticultural Hall.— John Vasatka, 

 first, $4.00; John C. Fleischer, second, $3.00; E. Nagel & Co.. third. $2.00; .Jocob Hart- 

 man, fourth. $1.00. 



cut flowers. 



Asters, assorted colors, not less than ten kinds.— Jacob Hartmann, first, $3.00; E. 

 Nagel & Co., second, $2.00; John Vasatka, third. $LPO. 



Carnations, six varieties.— E. Nagel & Co., first, $3.00, John C. Fleischer, second, 

 $2.00; John Vasatka, third, $1.00. 



Dahlias, assorted colors, not less than ten kinds.— Jacob Hartmann. first, $3.00; Jolin 

 C. Fleischer, second. $2.00; John Vasatka, third, $1.00. 



Gladioli, twelve distinct colors. -Mendenhall Greenhouses, first, $3.00; Mrs. Isabella 

 Barton, second, $2.00; E. Nagel & Co.. third. $1.00. 



Pansies.— John C. Fleischer, first, $3.00; Jacob Hartmann, second, $2.00; Mendenhall 

 Greenhouses, third, $1.00. 



