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matters, and in the fewest words, we will give a 10 

 bottle Curtis' Babcock Milk Tester, worth $16. The 

 stenographer of the Convention to be the judge. 



Won by J. H. Monrad, Chicago, 111., paper No. 3, 

 page 187. 



The stenographer considered the paper read by Mrs. 

 Chas. Bude, Chad wick, 111., paper No. 4, page 187,as next 

 in merit to Mr. Monrad. Upon learning this Mr. Mon- 

 rad very gallantly devided the premium with her, each 

 of them taking a smaller sized tester. 



Special offered by J. S. Strickler, Sterling, 111., 

 manufacturers of Perry's Concentrated Butter Color. 



First, won by J. G. Spicer, Edelstein, 111. 



Second won by Miss Nellie May, Kewanee, 111. 



The Grand Sweepstakes Butter was salted with 

 Genesee Salt, the Genesee Salt Co., Piffard, N. Y., F. 

 A. Tripp, manager, Chicago, gave 10 224 lb. sacks Gene- 

 see Factory Filled Salt, value, $25.00. 



Won by J. G. Spicer, Edlestein, 111. Score 95. 



HENKY COUNTY SPECIAL. 



Offered by George A. Anthony's Pharmacy for the 

 best pail of butter made in Henry county, $5.00 in 

 cash. Open to any one in the county. 



Won by Miss Dais}^ Good, Kewanee, 111. Score 92. 



